Camp Midnite (1989)
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How it feels
A late night variety show with sketches and interviews. Cast members perform parodies of TV shows and celebrities.
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What happens
Camp Midnite is a Friday late night, 90-minute variety/talk show on the USA Network in 1989. Its twenty-four episodes were hosted by Dick Wilson, a radio personality from Kansas City, Missouri (not to be confused with Dick Wilson, the actor who played "Mr. Whipple" in commercials). The show featured skits that were done by cast members Tony Forkush and Caroline Schlitt. They did take-offs on television series such as Love Connection and Gilligan's Island, as well as celebrities Michael Jackson and Dustin Hoffman in "Singing in the Rainman". The series was produced by Dick Clark Productions and its music provided by Scooter Pietsch. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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