DVD Transfer 115 (Miscellaneous Recordings from Late 1990 and Early 1991)

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DVD Transfer 115 is a VHS transfer containing mostly religious broadcasts from late 1990 and early 1991.

CONTENTS

1. The Little Drummer Boy (1990 broadcast with some commercials included. This is followed by about 10 seconds of a "Victory with Morris Cerullo" broadcast)

2. Believer's Voice of Victory (daily) ("War on Debt" series; first of series of messages on the daily editions; mostly featuring John Avanzini, who wrote a book titled "War on Debt" and was brought in to speak at some of Kenneth Copeland's meetings during the early 1990s)

3. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 2")

4. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 3")

5. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 4")

6. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 5")

7. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 6" - Copeland takes over for this batch)

8. Entertainment Tonight (September 28, 1993 {preceded by commercial break between Inside Edition and ET}. Featured stories included: A look at Mel Gibson as he shoots "Maverick"; a look at the effects used in the Sylvester Stallone film "Demolition Man"; a look at the movie "It's Pat" [based on the SNL sketch] and the short-lived "The Ben Stiller Show"}; Coming Attractions {a preview of "Missing Persons" and "NYPD Blue}; The Hart File on one-time "Hill Street Blues" [and former Cornell and NFL football player] Ed Marinaro; birthdays; a teaser on the health of former "The Courtship of Eddie's Father" and "The Incredible Hulk" star Bill Bixby [Bixby - by this time a frequent director on the NBC sitcom "Blossom" - had been battling prostate cancer since 1991. By November 1993; his condition was deemed terminal and while working on the set of the episode "Meat", on November 15 Bixby collapsed and died six days later] and closing with Sledgehammer)

9. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 7" {Copeland})

10. BVOV Daily ("War on Debt: Part 8")

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Credit

WTKR-E.W. Scripps Co.; WGNT-E.W. Scripps Co.; WAVY-Nexstar Media Group; CBS Media Ventures; NBCUniversal Television Distribution

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