Episode #13 - "A Match Made In Comedy With Nick and Robin Bakay"

Episode 113 June 10, 2021 01:14:04
Episode #13 - "A Match Made In Comedy With Nick and Robin Bakay"
Constant Comedy With Art Bell & Vinnie Favale [Season 1]
Episode #13 - "A Match Made In Comedy With Nick and Robin Bakay"

Jun 10 2021 | 01:14:04

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Show Notes

Art and Vinnie sit down with Comedy Channel's power couple, Nick and Robin Bakay.

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Love was in the air at the launch of the Comedy Channel back in 1989. Robin Bakay was a key member of the on air promo team whose difficult job at the time was to define this brand new, 24 hour comedy network with promos that reflected the programming. It was difficult at the time because our programming consisted of short comedy clips and old black and white comedy shorts. But Robin and her team (lled by Marc Chusid} delivered incredible, short bursts of comedy image pieces which made the newtwork look much cooler and funnier than it actually was.

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At the same time, her furture husband Nick Bakay was an essential on air component of Comedy Channel's programming including writing for (and co-hosting) the "Alan Havey Show." Nick also dveloped and hosted "Sport's Montster."

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Nick and Robin got married and left Comedy Central for much greener pastures, settling in LA where they continued to write and perform on "Sabrina The Teenage Witch" and "Mom" (among their many other credits.)

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