While scrolling on line, I spotted the caricatures you see below that were sent on the Associated Press wire. So I decided to post the drawi...

Some people knew the Golden Age of Radio was full of inanity. And a few made fun of it on the air—Fred Allen, Bob and Ray, and Henry Morgan ...

On came several announcers, proclaiming that they were a Schick Eversharp pen. When the commercial ended, on came Henry Morgan, childishly m...

Not too many people can say their TV show was cancelled after one broadcast. Henry Morgan could. Morgan was a caustic wit who didn’t put up...

A snowstorm of Christmas shows repeated every year greets TV viewers at this time of year. The practice didn’t start with television; it goe...

Henry Morgan’s radio show had an unsung hero. Not an actor. Certainly not a sponsor or an ABC executive. It was musical conductor and arrang...

Henry Morgan had the distinction of being on ABC-TV before there was an ABC-TV. In 1946, there were nine television stations in the U.S; s...

Henry Morgan hated hyperbole. Morgan infuriated ad agencies or/and sponsors by making his commercials anything but hyper sales pitches. If ...

Henry Morgan loved insulting radio advertising. Especially his sponsor’s advertising. He scoffed at anything that slightly smelled of an out...

Henry Morgan was one of radio’s great satirists. Sometimes, you got the impression he was enjoying making fun of certain ridiculous aspects ...

How many times have you said “Enough already!” when you’re on-line and see that’s someone’s still joking about something that’s been milked ...