Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: July 14, 1990
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 69
Genres: Comedy, News, Reality

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The Howard Stern Show(1990)

TMDB Rating: 6.0 (1 votes)

Overview

The original television show produced on Saturdays at WWOR in Secaucus, NJ from 1990 to 1992. This was originally intended as a 4-episode summer special, but its popularity lead to syndication in major markets.

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Season 1

38 episodes • 1990

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Pilot	Jul 14, 1990
2	Celebrities	Jul 21, 1990
3	Overweight	Jul 28, 1990
4	Last Show?	Aug 4, 1990
5	Kallenbach Returns	Aug 11, 1990
6	Lisa Sliwa Acts	Aug 18, 1990
7	Gilbert Dice Gottfried	Aug 25, 1990
8	Howard's Makeover	Sep 1, 1990
9	World of Rock	Sep 8, 1990
10	Morton Downey	Sep 15, 1990
11	Joe and Kimberly	Sep 22, 1990
12	Stuttering John	Sep 29, 1990
13	The Munsters	Oct 6, 1990
14	Sexorcist	Oct 13, 1990
15	Grossanne	Oct 20, 1990
16	In a Car Trunk	Oct 27, 1990
17	Halloween	Nov 3, 1990
18	Vanna White	Nov 10, 1990
19	The Lesbian Dating Game	Nov 17, 1990
20	House Party	Nov 24, 1990
21	The Kennedys	Dec 1, 1990
22	Decency Debate	Dec 8, 1990
23	Celebrity Bowling and Christmas Special	Dec 15, 1990
24	Birthday Show	Jan 5, 1991
25	Gulf War/Super Bowl	Jan 19, 1991
26	This is a Life?	Feb 2, 1991
27	Tourette's Syndrome	Feb 9, 1991
28	Swinger's Dating Game	Feb 23, 1991
29	The Gulf War (General Howard Yankoff)	Mar 9, 1991
30	Out of the Closet	Mar 16, 1991
31	NBT&A Basketball	Apr 27, 1991
32	Female Feud	May 4, 1991
33	Rock 'n' Roll	May 11, 1991
34	Heroes of Desert Storm	May 18, 1991
35	What's My Secret?	Jul 13, 1991
36	Defending Your Show	Jul 20, 1991
37	Karaoke	Jul 27, 1991
38	Pee-wee's Playhouse	Aug 3, 1991

Season 2

31 episodes • 1991

#	Episode	Air Date
1	2nd Season	Oct 5, 1991
2	Crown Heights Jeopardy	Oct 12, 1991
3	You Bet Your Ass	Oct 19, 1991
4	Lesbian Dating Game 2	Oct 26, 1991
5	$20.00 Pyramid	Nov 2, 1991
6	Lesbian Love Connection 2	Nov 9, 1991
7	Spokesmodel of the Year	Nov 16, 1991
8	House Party 2	Nov 23, 1991
9	An Old Fashioned Christmas	Dec 13, 1991
10	Howard Stern Roast	Jan 11, 1992
11	Head Injury Club	Jan 18, 1992
12	Stern Trek	Jan 25, 1992
13	Larry King Show	Feb 1, 1992
14	Stern's Audience	Feb 8, 1992
15	Breast Implants	Feb 15, 1992
16	Howiewood Squares	Feb 22, 1992
17	Howiewood Squares Continues	Mar 7, 1992
18	From Here to Eternity	Mar 14, 1992
19	Stern Illustrated	Mar 21, 1992
20	Queen For Today	Mar 28, 1992
21	You Asked Us For It	Apr 4, 1992
22	Club Howie	Apr 18, 1992
23	Tribute to Breasts	Apr 25, 1992
24	Lesbian Love Connection	May 2, 1992
25	Last Tonight Show	May 9, 1992
26	Scrapple in the Apple	May 16, 1992
27	Sphinctie Awards	May 23, 1992
28	Hooker Howiewood Squares	Jul 11, 1992
29	Name That Tuna	Jul 18, 1992
30	The Hooker Price is Right	Jul 25, 1992
31	Sternlywed Game	Aug 1, 1992

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