Posts Tagged ‘NBC Page’

I’m a romantic, and it is nice to know I’m not alone.
Nearly 15-years-ago I wore a polyester suit and tie, affixed a pseudo-brass plated name tag and peacock pin to the lapel of the jacket, and led a group of strangers on an $8.50 tour of the NBC studios in Burbank. Affectionately known as the [...]

“Proud Peacocks And Other Endangered Species (A Lazy-Eyed Look At Television)” is a collection of my writing about the world of television, some of it about my days working in the industry, and a lot of it more recently written as my contribution to this website and message board.
Some of the hard-hitting questions I’ve tackled [...]

Here is the recount of my last days as an NBC Page, but bear in mind these were not my last days at NBC. No, Burbank was not done with me yet. Not by a long shot.
NBC Page (conclusion)
As March of 1999 fast approached, I realized my days as a page were numbered. Leaving the [...]

This portion of my time with NBC is brought to you by: Awards Shows! They’re not just for “Plumber of the Year” anymore! I will say that for those looking for behind-the-scenes gossip, this is probably the installment to read.
Emmy Awards, Golden Globes, and network executives
There I was, standing in the parking lot with Brandy. [...]