Dave Kendall

and they decided john klein came with the name to call it buzz as he says later and boy did they use that word much to their they used that word throughout the 90s buzz bin buzz clip they used it as this kind of label they could slap on something that was cool and the first thing that was actually cool was our show so it was very prescient ahead of its time um magazine show that took the language of promos and music videos and merged it with news in a global way and came out kind of as this weird 13 show thing that aired right before 120 minutes so if you were in that world of alternative culture, alternative ideas, somewhat, you know, the MTV ghetto was Sunday night, right? Yeah.

And I had started 120 Minutes with Dave Kendall in 1986.

So by that time...

By 1990, 120 Minutes was fairly established, right? Yeah.

And script by Kate W.

Art by Dave Kendall.

Letters by Simon Boland.

That's all the things.

Or his hat, his actual hat.

It is a piece of artwork

on the last page by Dave Kendall.

It is quite nice, quite lovely.

But what is fun is to look at specific shows, to look at like the Friday night video fights or early versions of 120 Minutes.

That's definitely when Dave Kendall was still hosting.

That stuff is really fun to do.

To just like sit there and sift through 10,000 ZZ Top videos is not that fun.

I wrote down the date and then I rewatched it on YouTube.

September 29th, 1991 with Dave Kendall hosting R.I.P.

I rewatched it.

Like I said, I did not remember Dave Kendall's incredibly wild 90s outfit that I don't even know how to describe.

And he said, this is our second world premiere video of the night.

And I had to look up what was the first one.