by G. Jack Urso
This brief
article appears to be a filler for a newsprint publication, possibly a TV
listings magazine. The PR photo with everyone’s mouth open, perhaps emulating taking a big bite out of the Hot Hero Sandwich, is a one I have not seen before, even among the collection I have amassed.
One error
regards noting Dr. Lee Salk as the psychologist who conducted the celebrity
interviews. As all Hot Hero fans
know, they were actually conducted by Dr. Tom Cottle. Dr. Salk conducted the
interviews with children about their dreams for the animation segments.
The complete
text of the article is provided verbatim below.
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Have a Yummy
Saturday with “Hot Hero Sandwich”
There’s
something very tasty going on the air this season — it’s a TV show called “Hot
Hero Sandwich.” Like hero, it’s packed full of mouth-watering musical acts
(like Rex Smith and Joe Jackson), sumptuous skits, tempting actors and
delicious comedy! You’ll love watching it every Saturday morning.
But “Hot Hero”
is more than a variety show. Created by Bruce and Carole Hart (the folks who
brought you that wonderfully touching TV-movie “Sooner or Later”), “Hot Hero”
is for kids with growing pains. It’s designed not only to entertain but to be
meaningful to today’s teenager. A reknowned [sic] child psychologist, Dr. Lee
Salk, will interview stars like Bruce Jenner, Erik Estrada, Pam Dawber and
Olivia Newton-John. He asks them to talk about what they were like
and what experiences they had as teens. You’ll discover that everyone, even
successful people, have had hard times and sad times as teens, don’t miss this
great show!
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