TV CONFIDENTIAL Archives: Show No. 300

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Show No. 300 with guest Bo Svenson
Original Airdate: Week of Dec. 9-14, 2015

First hour: Tony Figueroa and Donna Allen remember the 50^th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas and the 35^th anniversary of Magnum, p.i. Also in this hour: Ed commemorates Frank Sinatra’s 100^th birthday by playing highlights from our conversations with Robert Davi and Barbara van Orden about the legacy of Ole Blue Eyes, as a singer, actor and humanitarian. 

Second hour: Actor, producer and director Bo Svenson (Breaking Point, North Dallas Forty, Kill Bill, Here Come the Brides, Inglorious Basterds) talks to Ed about his upcoming film Don’t Call Me Sir, the inspiring story of groundbreaking judo legend Rusty Kanokogi, which will also feature the acting debut of Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison. For information on the film, go to SupportDontCallMeSir.com. Also in this hour: Phil Gries remembers the NBC 1967 telecast of Annie Get Your Gun as part of The Sounds of Lost Television.