Giamatti also summoned the on-air announcers at the game and said " Inciting the unacceptable behavior of some of the fans were the inflammatory and completely irresponsible remarks of local radio broadcasters Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall.

The booth announcers were Geoff Nathanson and Craig Fertig ( Fertig died in 2008 ).

Around this time, the earlier Universal films were usually shown on American television by independent stations ( rather than network stations ) by using announcers with strange personas, who gained legions of young fans.

Guest announcers were often brought into the booth including Paul Hornung, George Plimpton, Alex Karras, and McLean Stevenson.

Of note is that most of Hearn's games in the television era were simulcast on both radio and television, even after most teams chose to use different announcers for the different media.

Nevertheless, the Germans always had a problem staffing their foreign services with announcers who were both technically competent and loyal to Nazi ideas.

Meredith Willson, Artie Shaw and announcers Bill Goodwin and Harry Von Zell, who were usually made a part of the evening's doings, often as additional comic foils for the duo.

Two announcers were used.

The show's original announcers were reportedly Ron Dwyer and Tom Evans.

During a break from the action, announcers Chris Spielman and Bob Griese were discussing the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.

In 2007, another new set of live-action idents were introduced, featuring live rendered dynamic elements which react to the voice of the continuity announcers, an effect similar to the original design of BBC Four, but utilising live-action footage instead of 3D rendered footage.

Until January 2010 each of the station's continuity announcers was associated with themed blocks of programming and were promoted as personalities and presenters in their own right ; subsequently Radio 7 adopted a more traditional continuity format using one presenter to announce every programme throughout the day.

Entitled ' From ATVLand In Colour ' ( referring to the nickname used on Tiswas, and the building being purpose-built for colour broadcasting ), the documentary features presenters, actors, announcers and behind-the-scenes staff talking about their time working in the studios, and the programmes that were made there.

Entitled ' From ATVLand In Colour ' ( referring to the nickname used on Tiswas, and the building being purpose-built by ATV for colour broadcasting ), the documentary features presenters, actors, announcers and behind-the-scenes staff talking about their time working in the studios, and the programmes that were made there by Central, and predecessor ATV.

The 2012 announcers were Gus Johnson ( play-by-play ), Charles Davis ( color analyst ), and Tim Brewster ( field reporter ).

Brad Sham and Terry Donahue were the 2012 announcers.

* Another SNL skit featured the Metrodome as the site of a Monday Night Football game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Vikings though the focus was on the game's announcers, including Dennis Miller, who were parodied.

These lines were all announced at the beginning of each broadcast by Ross Mitchell for nearly all of the show's history until the spring of 2012, when Mitchell's home station, KKOH in Reno, Nevada, chose not to be a Coast to Coast affiliate any longer ; two new announcers, Charles Tomas and Dick Ervasti, are the current voiceover announcers of the program.

The channel's initial series of idents were generated dynamically reflecting the frequencies of the continuity announcers ' voice or of backing music and were designed by Lambie-Nairn.

The broadcasts were hosted by several well-known announcers, including Scott Beach and Fred Cherry.

In this time, the regional vote announcers were introduced.

He was well known for his puckish sense of humor and for playing pranks on his fellow announcers while they were on the air.

At the same time, the in-vision announcers were removed from the channel.

Notable local announcers include John Sterling ( New York Stars / Charlotte Hornets television ), Spencer Ross ( New York Stars radio ), Bob Sheppard ( New York Stars PA ), Mike Patrick ( Jacksonville Sharks ), Larry King ( Shreveport Steamer ), Larry Matson ( Birmingham Americans / Birmingham Vulcans ), Fred Sington ( Birmingham Americans / Birmingham Vulcans ) and Eddie Doucette and Vince Lloyd ( Chicago Fire radio and TV respectively ).

Doyle King, and for one week Jim Ross, worked as fill-in announcers for Lowrance for the Fort Worth telecasts.

The station employed some of the most popular Indian announcers who played a vital role in establishing Radio Ceylon as the ' King of the Airwaves ' in South Asia, among them, Vijay Kishore Dubey, Gopal Sharma, Shiv Kumar Saroj, Vijaylaxmi and Manohar Mahajan.

There were also shows hosted by staff announcers who played recorded popular music by such artists as Nat King Cole, Doris Day, The Ames Brothers, Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians, and orchestras including Mantovani, Percy Faith, and Frank Chacksfield.

Doyle King, David Webb, and other guest announcers ( including former World Class announcers Bill Mercer and Marc Lowrance ) were brought introduced as the show became more of a theatrical presentation.

Wilbur " Bill " King ( October 6, 1927-October 18, 2005 ) was one of the most prominent sports announcers in San Francisco Bay Area history, widely recognized by his distinctive handlebar mustache and beard and his broadcasting catchphrase " Holy Toledo!

As an example, he focused his anger on Raw announcers Jerry " The King " Lawler and Jim Ross.

At the 2001 King of the Ring, Booker T interfered during a Triple Threat match for the WWF Championship and tossed Steve Austin through the announcers table, nearly costing him the title.

In its early days, WKSS airstaffers Jeremy Savage, Marc Wainwright, Curt Monday, Jon Howe, Albie Dee, TJ " Rock and Roll Wright, Tom Casey, Sky Michaels, Robin King, and the legendary Cadillac Jack were some of the most prominent announcers of the era, while programmers such as Jefferson Ward, Chris Walsh, Larry Hryb ( Currently the Director of Programming for Microsoft's Xbox LIVE service ), John Dowd ( Jay Beau Jones ), Steve McVie, Tracy Austin, Rick Vaughn and many others have also called WKSS home at one point or another.

The BBC's use of announcers with strong regional accents, such as Yorkshire-born Wilfred Pickles, during the Second World War ( in order to distinguish BBC broadcasts from German propaganda ) is an earlier example of the use of non-RP accents.

* Tom Cheek and Jerry Howarth, radio announcers for Toronto Blue Jays from 1981 to 2005

After the network moved away from dedicated team announcers, Buck continued to call regional NFL action through 1974, as well as several NFC Championship Games and Super Bowl IV.

SNL also parodies ESPN Classic with fake archived obscure women's sportscasts from the 1980s such as bowling, weight lifting and curling, with announcers who know nothing about the sport, and instead focus on the sponsors which are always women's hygiene products.

TWC also has content partnerships with a number of local radio stations in the USA to provide local forecasts, using announcers separate from the TV service.

It can range from free-hand writing in spray can and marker form, often carrying social or sexual commentary in English or Spanish, pictures in wheatpaste and stencils, consisting of stenciled renderings of personalities crucial to Hispanic culture from past and present eras, such as television news announcers or stars, but also extending to images of artists like Salvador Dalí.

In addition, prerecording prevents live radio announcers from deviating from an officially approved script, as occurred with propaganda broadcasts from Germany in the 1940s and with Radio Moscow in the 1980s.

Pardo squeezed in many other assignments at NBC, including the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade ( until 1999 ), WNBC-TV's Live at Five news program, NBC Nightly News, and Wheel of Fortune ( during two special on-location weeks in 1988, when the show originated from New York and was using substitute announcers after Jack Clark's death ).

Radio recordings from the 1940s exist where announcers and fellow actors mispronounce the nickname, but Chico apparently felt it was unnecessary to correct them.

By the fifth round, Tyson's left eye was swelling shut from Douglas ' many right hands, and ringside HBO announcers proclaimed it was the most punishment they had ever seen the champion absorb.

Though some believe the title Texaco Star Theatre was retired temporarily, in favor of Texaco Time, after Allen scaled the show back to a half-hour, the show retained the Texaco Star Theatre title officially, the confusion likely stemming from the announcers ' first words of introduction: " It's Texaco time starring Fred Allen.

* McDonald Hobley, was one of the first BBC Television continuity announcers appearing from 1946 to 1956.

The show also featured guest announcers, until comedian Andy Milonakis took over as the show's announcer from late 2003 to 2004.

The theory was good, however the first version had two problems: the colour scheme of primarily red and the soundtrack of electronic bleeps, which caused complaints from the continuity announcers and viewers alike.

Of note for the Channel 5 broadcasts, was the commentary over the closing credits, usually from chief continuity announcer Bill Buckley ( but sometimes from deputy announcers like Stuart McWilliam ).

Apart from other performances related to the characters they play, such as press conferences, anime news programs or interviews, voice actors are also hired for company-internal training videos, supermarket announcements, bus route information broadcasts, ring announcers for professional wrestling and other fighting disciplines, and even train station route announcements-tasks usually performed by professional announcers, even though the voice actors ' employment or name are not always made public.

The American Division radio announcers section was headed by Yuichi Hirakawa, a native Japanese with a degree in Dramatics from the University of Washington.

The flickering black-and-white footage, ( characteristic of F2 propagation ) included Jasmine Bligh, one of the original BBC announcers, and a brief shot of Elizabeth Cowell, who also shared announcing duties with Jasmine, an excerpt from an unknown period costume drama and the BBC's station identification logo transmitted at the beginning and end of the day's programmes.

This led to his absence from the broadcast booth through most of the first two months of the regular season, with WGN featuring a series of celebrity guest announcers on game telecasts while Caray recuperated.