Episode Guide - 90 Minutes Live (Series) (1976-1978)
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The following is a partial list of episodes.
Nov 29, 1976 - Guests: David Suzuki, Dizzy Gillespie, Alex Haley, Maureen Forrester, Rebounders.
Nov 30, 1976 - Guests: James Boren, Mayor Steve Juba, Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson, Cathy Moses.
Dec 1, 1976 - Guests: Shere Hite, Magnus Pyke, Bev D'Angelo.
Dec 2, 1976 - Guests: Del Shannon, Emmet Kelly, Lise Payette, Mary Lou MacDonald.
Dec 3, 1976 - Guests: Ballet Trocadero, Jack Webster, Phil Edmonston, Colleen Peterson
Dec 6, 1976 - Guests: Arthur Hailey, W. O. Mitchell, A. J. Weberman, T. Canignan.
Dec 7, 1976 - Guests: Patsy Gallant, The Cookie Monster and Theatre Passe Muraille. A look at some new toys. Hydrophonics, a new method of growing greenery indoors.
Dec 8, 1976 - Guests: Peter Maas, Tom Kneebone and Dinah Christie, Bob Ruzika. Christmas gift ideas; hand-size lie detector.
Dec 9, 1976 - Guests: Anne Murray; Eddie Shack; Famous People Players; psychic, superweapons.
Dec 10, 1976 - The Human Bomb confronts The Human Fly; Steve Rosen, Futurologist; The 90 Minutes Bargain-basement Talent Show, with Danny Finkleman.
Dec 13, 1976 - Guests: Richard Reeves, W.O. Mitchell.
Dec 14, 1976 - Guests: Ron Galella, Robert Stanfield.
Dec 15, 1976 - A troup of Chinese acrobats: Andre Gagnon; Malcolm Bricklin; discussion of insomnia.
Dec 16, 1976 - Guests: Bruce Murray, Mordecai Richler, Elfie Schlegel.
Dec 17, 1976 - The Men of the Deep chorus of miners. Flora MacDonald; report on Count Dracula; 90 Minute Bargain Basement Talent Hunt.
Jan 5, 1977 - Guests: Scarlet Rivera, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Richard Monette, Michel Tremblay.
Jan 6, 1977 - Guests: Alan Fotheringham, John Mayall, Don Arioli, Chuck Jones.
Jan 17, 1977 - The show moves to Calgary Monday and Tuesday. Scheduled: Author W.O. Mitchell ("Who Has Seen the Wind?"); singer-composer Bob Ruzicka; and Calgary mayor Rod Sykes.
Jan 18, 1977 - Scheduled: Edmonton Eskimos' football player Larry Highbaugh and geneticist David Suzuki.
Jan 19, 1977 - Scheduled guests: author Anthony Scaduto ("Scapegoat: The Lonesome Death of Bruno Richard Hauptmann"); and sports columnist Christie Blatchford.
Jan 20, 1977 - Scheduled: Frank Mankiewicz, press secretary to Robert F. Kennedy; and singer Pauline Julien.
Jan 21, 1977 - Scheduled: Donald Sutherland; singer Patsy Gallant; and author John Fuller ("The Ghost of Flight Four-Hundred-One").
Mar 30, 1977 - Singer Joan Armatrading will be a guest.
Apr 4, 1977 - Scheduled guests in Edmonton: pop singer Suzanne Stevens; and Peter's cousin, deep-sea diver Wayne Gzowski.
Apr 5, 1977 - Scheduled: The Canadian Brass.
Apr 6, 1977 - Singer Lori Lieberman is among the scheduled guests.
Apr 7, 1977 - The Alberta separatist movement is among scheduled topics.
Apr 8, 1977 - Scheduled guest: Tom Hayden, defeated candidate for the U.S. Senate from California.
Sep 26, 1977 - Season Debut. Michael Magee and Danny Finkelman are the guests on the first show of Peter Gzowski's second season. Also: the first of a five-part report on the Berger Inquiry filmed in the Northwest Territories.
Sep 27, 1977 - Scheduled: Journalist Allan Fotheringham; the second of five parts on the Berger report. Also: Clemence Desrochers and Valri Bromfield in a sketch about bilingualism
Sep 28, 1977 - Scheduled: Third of five parts on the Berger Report. Also: food columnist James Barber.
Sep 29, 1977 - Scheduled: Photographer John Kastner, a specialist in candid shots; fourth of five parts on the Berger Report, filmed in the North.
Jan 9, 1978 - This week from Toronto, with host Peter Gzowski, and regular contributors Danny Finkleman and Michael Magee, and John Harvard.
Jan 10, 1978 - From Toronto wth host Peter Gzowski and regular contributors West Coast columnist Allan Fotheringham; comediennes Valri Bromfield and Clemence Desrochers; and John Harvard.
Jan 11, 1978 - With Peter Gzowski and regular contributors Vancouver food columnist James Barbar; and John Harvard.
Jan 12, 1978 - With Peter Gzowski and regular contributors John Kastner with his hidden camera, and John Harvard.
Jan 13, 1978 - With Peter Gzowski and regular contributors Flo and Eddy; and John Harvard.
Apr 4, 1978 - Guests: writers Sheila Shailey and Doris Anderson; wrestler Angelo Mosca; the Irish Rovers.
Apr 5, 1978 - Guests: poet Al Purdy, the rock group Rough Trade. James Barbar, Danny Finkelman.
Apr 6, 1978 - Guests: singer Salome Bey, comedian Robin Williams. Also: John Kastner's hidden camera.
Apr 7, 1978 - Guests: Buckminster Fuller, former actor George Montgomery.
Apr 17, 1978 - Guests: professional pep-talker Jean-Marc Chaput, Fred C. Dobbs and Danny Finkelman.
Apr 19, 1978 - Guests: singer Loudon Wainwright III and James Barbar.
Apr 21, 1978 - Guests: commentator Bob McKeown and singers Flo & Eddie.
Apr 24, 1978 - Guests: Buffy Sainte-Marie, Cab Calloway, actress Marilyn Lightstone, Fred C. Dobbs, and David Halsey, who is traveling across Canada using century-old means of transport.
Apr 25, 1978 - Guests: singer Roy Orbison; harmonica player Larry Adler.
Apr 26, 1978 - Guests: actors Tony Curtis, Frances Hyland; theater director John Hirsch; singer Long John Baldry.
Apr 27, 1978 - Scheduled guests: Anita Bryant; pianist Gene DiNovi; Roger McGuinn and Gene Clark, formerly of the Byrds singing group.
Apr 28, 1978 - Guests: attorney F. Lee Bailey; Tommy Hunter; and Dr. John Tyson, who discusses plastic surgery.
May 8, 1978 - Scheduled guests: Gloria Swanson; professional pep-talker Jean-Marc Chaput; comedian Dave Broadfoot; and Fred C. Dobbs.
May 9, 1978 - Singer Ginette Reno is a scheduled guest.
May 10, 1978 - Scheduled guests: monologist Yvon Deschamps; singer Taj Mahal; comedienne Denise Filiatrault; retired diplomat Chester Ronning.
May 11, 1978 - Guests: actor Jean Lapointe; singer Gilles Rivard.
May 12, 1978 - Highlights from the program's first two seasons.
Nov 29, 1976 - Guests: David Suzuki, Dizzy Gillespie, Alex Haley, Maureen Forrester, Rebounders.
Nov 30, 1976 - Guests: James Boren, Mayor Steve Juba, Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson, Cathy Moses.
Dec 1, 1976 - Guests: Shere Hite, Magnus Pyke, Bev D'Angelo.
Dec 2, 1976 - Guests: Del Shannon, Emmet Kelly, Lise Payette, Mary Lou MacDonald.
Dec 3, 1976 - Guests: Ballet Trocadero, Jack Webster, Phil Edmonston, Colleen Peterson
Dec 6, 1976 - Guests: Arthur Hailey, W. O. Mitchell, A. J. Weberman, T. Canignan.
Dec 7, 1976 - Guests: Patsy Gallant, The Cookie Monster and Theatre Passe Muraille. A look at some new toys. Hydrophonics, a new method of growing greenery indoors.
Dec 8, 1976 - Guests: Peter Maas, Tom Kneebone and Dinah Christie, Bob Ruzika. Christmas gift ideas; hand-size lie detector.
Dec 9, 1976 - Guests: Anne Murray; Eddie Shack; Famous People Players; psychic, superweapons.
Dec 10, 1976 - The Human Bomb confronts The Human Fly; Steve Rosen, Futurologist; The 90 Minutes Bargain-basement Talent Show, with Danny Finkleman.
Dec 13, 1976 - Guests: Richard Reeves, W.O. Mitchell.
Dec 14, 1976 - Guests: Ron Galella, Robert Stanfield.
Dec 15, 1976 - A troup of Chinese acrobats: Andre Gagnon; Malcolm Bricklin; discussion of insomnia.
Dec 16, 1976 - Guests: Bruce Murray, Mordecai Richler, Elfie Schlegel.
Dec 17, 1976 - The Men of the Deep chorus of miners. Flora MacDonald; report on Count Dracula; 90 Minute Bargain Basement Talent Hunt.
Jan 5, 1977 - Guests: Scarlet Rivera, Dr. Wayne Dyer, Richard Monette, Michel Tremblay.
Jan 6, 1977 - Guests: Alan Fotheringham, John Mayall, Don Arioli, Chuck Jones.
Jan 17, 1977 - The show moves to Calgary Monday and Tuesday. Scheduled: Author W.O. Mitchell ("Who Has Seen the Wind?"); singer-composer Bob Ruzicka; and Calgary mayor Rod Sykes.
Jan 18, 1977 - Scheduled: Edmonton Eskimos' football player Larry Highbaugh and geneticist David Suzuki.
Jan 19, 1977 - Scheduled guests: author Anthony Scaduto ("Scapegoat: The Lonesome Death of Bruno Richard Hauptmann"); and sports columnist Christie Blatchford.
Jan 20, 1977 - Scheduled: Frank Mankiewicz, press secretary to Robert F. Kennedy; and singer Pauline Julien.
Jan 21, 1977 - Scheduled: Donald Sutherland; singer Patsy Gallant; and author John Fuller ("The Ghost of Flight Four-Hundred-One").
Mar 30, 1977 - Singer Joan Armatrading will be a guest.
Apr 4, 1977 - Scheduled guests in Edmonton: pop singer Suzanne Stevens; and Peter's cousin, deep-sea diver Wayne Gzowski.
Apr 5, 1977 - Scheduled: The Canadian Brass.
Apr 6, 1977 - Singer Lori Lieberman is among the scheduled guests.
Apr 7, 1977 - The Alberta separatist movement is among scheduled topics.
Apr 8, 1977 - Scheduled guest: Tom Hayden, defeated candidate for the U.S. Senate from California.
Sep 26, 1977 - Season Debut. Michael Magee and Danny Finkelman are the guests on the first show of Peter Gzowski's second season. Also: the first of a five-part report on the Berger Inquiry filmed in the Northwest Territories.
Sep 27, 1977 - Scheduled: Journalist Allan Fotheringham; the second of five parts on the Berger report. Also: Clemence Desrochers and Valri Bromfield in a sketch about bilingualism
Sep 28, 1977 - Scheduled: Third of five parts on the Berger Report. Also: food columnist James Barber.
Sep 29, 1977 - Scheduled: Photographer John Kastner, a specialist in candid shots; fourth of five parts on the Berger Report, filmed in the North.
Jan 9, 1978 - This week from Toronto, with host Peter Gzowski, and regular contributors Danny Finkleman and Michael Magee, and John Harvard.
Jan 10, 1978 - From Toronto wth host Peter Gzowski and regular contributors West Coast columnist Allan Fotheringham; comediennes Valri Bromfield and Clemence Desrochers; and John Harvard.
Jan 11, 1978 - With Peter Gzowski and regular contributors Vancouver food columnist James Barbar; and John Harvard.
Jan 12, 1978 - With Peter Gzowski and regular contributors John Kastner with his hidden camera, and John Harvard.
Jan 13, 1978 - With Peter Gzowski and regular contributors Flo and Eddy; and John Harvard.
Apr 4, 1978 - Guests: writers Sheila Shailey and Doris Anderson; wrestler Angelo Mosca; the Irish Rovers.
Apr 5, 1978 - Guests: poet Al Purdy, the rock group Rough Trade. James Barbar, Danny Finkelman.
Apr 6, 1978 - Guests: singer Salome Bey, comedian Robin Williams. Also: John Kastner's hidden camera.
Apr 7, 1978 - Guests: Buckminster Fuller, former actor George Montgomery.
Apr 17, 1978 - Guests: professional pep-talker Jean-Marc Chaput, Fred C. Dobbs and Danny Finkelman.
Apr 19, 1978 - Guests: singer Loudon Wainwright III and James Barbar.
Apr 21, 1978 - Guests: commentator Bob McKeown and singers Flo & Eddie.
Apr 24, 1978 - Guests: Buffy Sainte-Marie, Cab Calloway, actress Marilyn Lightstone, Fred C. Dobbs, and David Halsey, who is traveling across Canada using century-old means of transport.
Apr 25, 1978 - Guests: singer Roy Orbison; harmonica player Larry Adler.
Apr 26, 1978 - Guests: actors Tony Curtis, Frances Hyland; theater director John Hirsch; singer Long John Baldry.
Apr 27, 1978 - Scheduled guests: Anita Bryant; pianist Gene DiNovi; Roger McGuinn and Gene Clark, formerly of the Byrds singing group.
Apr 28, 1978 - Guests: attorney F. Lee Bailey; Tommy Hunter; and Dr. John Tyson, who discusses plastic surgery.
May 8, 1978 - Scheduled guests: Gloria Swanson; professional pep-talker Jean-Marc Chaput; comedian Dave Broadfoot; and Fred C. Dobbs.
May 9, 1978 - Singer Ginette Reno is a scheduled guest.
May 10, 1978 - Scheduled guests: monologist Yvon Deschamps; singer Taj Mahal; comedienne Denise Filiatrault; retired diplomat Chester Ronning.
May 11, 1978 - Guests: actor Jean Lapointe; singer Gilles Rivard.
May 12, 1978 - Highlights from the program's first two seasons.