John H. Davis explains that he's about to get Louis Rukeyser around for his money. John H. Davis is moving down the street from Wall Street Week.
"MotorWeek" is a new automotive TV show for public television which begins October 15th. John H. Davis hosts this popular half-hour program about automobiles telling his stories in the Roadtest segments.
But after the Roadtest segments, Pat Goss is one of John's master mechanic appearing on-air doing his garage segments.
After that, feature reporter Joyce Braga is doing her famous "What's New On Wheels" segments after the second Roadtest.
"MotorWeek" the new automotive magazine premieres October 15th on PBS.
Stephen John Davis's birth name is Stephen John Davis.
John Davis - English explorer - died on 1605-12-29.
John Davis - singer-songwriter - was born on 1974-04-12.
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John O'Shea was born on April 30, 1981.
1981: MotorWeek premieres on PBS, the original lineup includes John Davis, Pat Goss, and Joyce Braga.
John H. Davis launched MotorWeek in 1981 as the first weekly automotive television series. He wanted to create a show that provided consumers with trustworthy and objective evaluations of new cars, trucks, and SUVs, as well as information on automotive trends and technology. Davis's passion for cars and dedication to journalism drove him to produce a program that would become a long-standing institution in the automotive industry.
Motorweek premieres on PBS in 1981 with veteran Wall Street Week executive producer John H. Davis as series host and auto expert. By its second broadcast season, Motorweekbecomes the most-watched primetime series on PBS.
Correct, MotorWeek premiered on PBS on October 15, 1981. The series premiere opens with host John H. Davis explaining the purpose of his show, which leads into our first MotorWeek road test. Following the road test segment, there was a segment called "Rebates!! Rebates!! Rebates!!". In the first "Goss' Garage" segment, Pat Goss talks about motor oil. Following this segment, Davis recalls the GM X-Car, and the Honda Civic/Accord, which leads into our next road test. At the end of the program, Joyce Braga reports on "What's New on Wheels".
The cast of The 1981 Davis Cup - 1981 includes: John McEnroe as himself Guillermo Vilas as himself
John Davis had a boy.
John Nye the Motor Guy John Nye the Motor Guy John, John, John, John, John, John John Nye the Motor Guy Motors rule John Nye the Motor Guy Motors are a properties vehicle John, John, John, John, John, John John Nye the Motor Guy John, John, John T-minus 10 miles per-hour John, John, John, John John Nye the Motor Guy John Nye the Motor Guy is a parody of the TV show Bill Nye the Science Guy, which ran from 1993 to 1998 and consisted of 100 half-hour episodes produced over five seasons. The half-hour show starred MotorWeek host John H. Davis as John Nye the Motor Guy and Cody Marshall as a deep voiceover. The theme song for John Nye the Motor Guy was composed by Don Barto and Mike Greene and sung by Cody Marshall is a mashup of the 1981-1987 MotorWeek theme mixed with a techno beat with John's name shouted throughout the duration of the song.
Stephen John Davis's birth name is Stephen John Davis.
William John Davis died in 1934.
William John Davis was born in 1848.
1821- John Davis became arguably the first person to landon the continent Antartica.
Dick Van Dyke: Hey, MotorWeek is on, put Austin City Limits back on, look at MotorWeek. Mary Tyler Moore: okay, we can watch both. Narrator: Miller Lite presents MotorWeek In Concert, and the audience cheers with the engines revving to the beat of the music. Brought to you by Miller Lite, if you combine great taste and less filling, you can combine anything, here comes John H. Davis playing guitar. Mary Tyler Moore: yes. Narrator:Great Taste, Less Filling, Can Your Beer Do This?