Corrie Vance
From Point Loma (Waitress)
I’ve been on TV twice. Once was in Europe. I was running a marathon there, and it’s small in Europe. I lived there for a while. They showed me talking to a runner. Then I was on the Disney Channel when I was younger. That was a lot of fun. I got to throw paint at people.
Bill Dusting
From University City (Letter Carrier)
Yeah. You probably saw me on TV. I was the mailman that was at the house in University City when that F-18 went down. I heard a bang bang and thought things were turning ghetto. I looked up and saw the guy ejected out and wasn’t sure which way to move. I was interviewed by all the news stations, and women started giving me gratuitous hugs after that. Now people drive by the area, and if they see me, they’ll ask me what it was like being there. I was interviewed by stations in Australia, which is where I’m from. I then got a bunch of calls and emails from people I hadn’t heard from in years.
Melanie Sponselee
From South Park (Dog Day-Care)
There were different times I have. When I was little, in a commercial for Pool Town; I saw the spot run a few times. I was on Food Network for Pizzeria Luigi’s when I worked there. And in between those two times, when I was 15, my friends and I were on the news. We were in line for an Aerosmith concert, and we were just yelling and screaming, waving our hands in the air.
Andy King
From Alpine (Photographer)
I hate to admit this, but I was on Jerry Springer. This was before the days of all those fights. It was about a woman stalking me. My friend signed us up for it, and there were the three of us there. They did a lot of shady stuff. They had an empty chair, and they wouldn’t let you hear what the other people were saying. They gave us these things called “Springer money,” which you could spend all around that area. They put us up in a nice hotel in Chicago. And, I also got on Talk Soup, back when Greg Kinnear was hosting. They showed the highlights from [the Springer show].
Spencer Mead
From Mount Helix (Contractor)
I was interviewed by Rod Luck. Is that the guy’s name? The one from KUSI? My dad owned a company; it’s a series of stores that deals with outdoor and adventure equipment. We were both interviewed at the park by him and on TV.
Ron Kirkpatrick
From Imperial Beach (Pipe Fitter)
I was on TV when I was ten years old. A guy was killed down the street. That was when I lived in L.A. And Fox News was there. It was around 7:00 p.m., and I just rode by on my skateboard and ended up being in the shot.
Comments
magicsfive April 1, 2009 @ 12:58 p.m.
Have you ever been on TV?
YES!!!!!!!!!!...does pay per view count? my friend don and i were at the front of the pit at when megadeth played the affliction banned MMA event in anaheim...god that was like the best night ever. i was so close to mr mustaine i swear i could smell his hair. i even like to think he sweated on me a little bit ;) XOXO
JulieParrots April 2, 2009 @ 12:37 a.m.
Have you ever been on TV?
My story was in the U-T when I drove my car off a cliff at Torrey Pines State Preserve.
rickeysays April 2, 2009 @ 2:01 a.m.
Have you ever been on TV?
Does that monitor in the bank when you're standing in line count?
campbell247 April 2, 2009 @ 10:54 a.m.
Have you ever been on TV?
Corrie Vance, "Europe" is not "small". It has a population of 731 million people (that's almost three times the population of the US) with a surface area of 3,930,000 sq miiles (about the same as our 3,794,066 sq miles (although if talk about the contiguous United States, that number drops to aobut 3,120,000 sq miles)) and comprises 50-odd countries. It annoys me when people talk about "Europe" when they really mean one single country like Norway or Spain. Europe is culturally and linguistically diverse.
On the subject matter, quite a few times as a kid in sports tournaments and as a chorist.
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