OT: Anyone else misses watching games on TQS?

Hannibal

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I miss 110% a lot...

Here's a classic Bergy, not 110% though, but he was like this every night on 110%:

 

BaseballCoach

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I got this from a VHS from the 2001-02 season:



Kind of nostalgic. I miss their intro.


Most exciting TQS game I ever saw, regular season, was in Spring 1987, a game in Quebec City, Brian Hayward in nets, a furious 3-3 game that the Habs finally won with a late third period goal on a 2-on-1 by Bobby Smith/Claude Lemieux..

I SOOOO wish I could find footage of that goal, and the minutes that preceded it.
 

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Most exciting TQS game I ever saw, regular season, was in Spring 1987, a game in Quebec City, Brian Hayward in nets, a furious 3-3 game that the Habs finally won with a late third period goal on a 2-on-1 by Bobby Smith/Claude Lemieux..

I SOOOO wish I could find footage of that goal, and the minutes that preceded it.

I wonder if there's a way to get access to this kind of thing from television archives in some kind of library. I would assume everything that's ever aired on TV is archived somewhere, presumably even defunct channels. Might be expensive though
 

GordonGraham

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TQS was great, Andre Coté was the man too bad he's deadly afraid of flying,

110% was so much better than l'antichambre,Morissette and other copycats( what was the name of the show on SRC with Dany Dubé and gerard .....)
 

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i miss semi humoristique shows like cest pas fini with michel beaudry

noted another as this one included yvon lambert, guy was I beast (hosted by jean claude gelinas, dont know what the show was tho)


RDS failed to do so hiring the goon with his guitar and the fat guy, that show opened a screen on players life, but the funny part was completely ********
 

Masao

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Here's another one:



The sound really sucks on this one, because I recorded it with the TV volume at maximum but the cable volume at minimum, so the VHS recorded with minimal volume...
 

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TQS was great, Andre Coté was the man too bad he's deadly afraid of flying,

110% was so much better than l'antichambre,Morissette and other copycats( what was the name of the show on SRC with Dany Dubé and gerard .....)

110% was pure garbage. It was such a farce. It truly was one of the worse sports shows ever. It was entertaining however, people watched it because they would laugh at these idiots pretending to talk about hockey. I kept watching because I wanted to hear what was the next dumb crap they would say.
 

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Wow! Thanks for the memories op! Now I understand why I'm less invested in hockey compared to before. Just look at that introduction by TQS, the dramatic music and storytelling. It just feels like it's a can't miss hockey game and that every game is game 7.
 

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I went to Brasserie Capri friday to watch the game and Beaudry was the MC there. :laugh:



Classic!


I know, I was there for Game 2 :rant: The Capri owner hired Beaudry after he lost the services of Yvon Lambert, who now does PR stuff for Les Canadiens during playoffs games, or so I've heard. Beaudry was sitting at the bar, about 10 feet away from me. You have no idea how many times I wanted to get up and smack that stupid fake smile off his ugly, wrinkled face :pullhair:

You know how it works at Le Capri, moitié-moitié and all... During the 1st period last week, during a commercial break,the owner tells him "it's time to give away a pitcher"; Beaudry replies "not yet". The owner looks at him and says "NOW", which looked and sounded more like "you're not gonna tell me how to run my business".

What a Tom-Kosto-****ing-poulos tool :laugh:

(but I don't care, I won a pitcher and my buddy wona Habs jersey)
 

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Does anyone remember when they would present the goalies with "'L'oeil du Tigre"? I remember it being so intense as a kid, it would be amazing to have someone post a video of it...
 

Masao

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Does anyone remember when they would present the goalies with "'L'oeil du Tigre"? I remember it being so intense as a kid, it would be amazing to have someone post a video of it...

What season and what channel was it? If it's from the mid 90s I probably have a tape of it
 

Clippy

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What season and what channel was it? If it's from the mid 90s I probably have a tape of it

It was in the Late 90s and probably early 2000s on Radio Canada.

That would be sweet! A little nostalgia is always good.
 

Masao

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Hmm... I looked through some of them and I don't see any "oeil du tigre" reference. BTW the announcers were Claude Quenneville and Yvon Pednault on Radio Canada in those years... I would assume that the tiger thing were in games in which Michel Bergeron was involved

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I looked through a tape of a 96 game against the Rangers on TQS with Alain Cote and Michel Bergeron, and when they present the goalies they simply call it "devant le filet" and show his picture with his stats, etc.

Are you sure the "oeil du tigre" was during the goalie presentation at the beginning of games and not some kind of inbetween the periods thing?
 
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Masao

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OK, I looked through a 2001-02 game on Radio-Canada, and the only thing is that between the periods there's a segment called "Le Commentaire du Tigre" and it's just Bergeron talking about the game.
 

Masao

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Np, it looks like this is something that was done sometime after 98 and before 2001. I barely ever watched hockey during that time so I didn't record games. I sort of lost interest in hockey after 1997 because 1. Lemieux retired, and 2. the Canadiens sucked, and 3. I was getting older and busier

I think I have one game recorded somewhere from 1999-2000 but I have no idea what channel it was on, I would have to find that tape
 

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