My brother, Big Bob, beat Mushmouth hands down in the mid 70's. They ruled it a tie. I wish there were footage of that. It was hilarious. Mushmouth got beat and he KNEW it.
I played in a band for years in Atlanta and Mariano was our sax player. Funny guy. Good player too. He told us about his Mush Mouth days and we thought he was jerking our chain. How did it even come up? We were playing at an event and they fed us. Mariano got his plate, we looked away for a couple of seconds... and the food was gone. It was like a magic trick.
4/19/2019 - I saw this particular contest when it aired sometime in the mid 70's. Hoolihan & Big Chuck was our favorite Saturday night entertainment and watching old horror movies. Ah, the good old days.
Hoolihan and Big Chuck were always a part of my Friday nights growing up in the eastern suburbs of Cleveland, which usually included a horrible movie but also a large pizza from Longo's in Mentor. Great times!
We also loved the original "Ghoulardi Show" when Ernie Anderson would get carefully crafted customized model cars sent in to him - and he would promptly blow them up on air during commercial breaks with large firecrackers stuck inside the passenger compartments -
Even during the era of Vietnamization and the early days of Watergate, the HH & BC Friday night Pizza fights were a hot topic of debate in all NE Ohio high schools. While I was a fan of Mushmouth I felt a little disappointed that he had to relay on an obscure clause of the Marcus of Queensbury rules to retain his title.
Watching this video makes me miss the good days of my young life when watching the Hooihan and Big Chuck show late Friday nights
Yes, it was an institution! Shame that local production like this (and Soupy Sales, etc.) has disappeared.
Mary Hartski Forever!!!
My brother, Big Bob, beat Mushmouth hands down in the mid 70's. They ruled it a tie. I wish there were footage of that. It was hilarious. Mushmouth got beat and he KNEW it.
This takes me back to my teen years on Friday nights hanging out with my brothers.
I played in a band for years in Atlanta and Mariano was our sax player. Funny guy. Good player too. He told us about his Mush Mouth days and we thought he was jerking our chain. How did it even come up? We were playing at an event and they fed us. Mariano got his plate, we looked away for a couple of seconds... and the food was gone. It was like a magic trick.
4/19/2019 - I saw this particular contest when it aired sometime in the mid 70's. Hoolihan & Big Chuck was our favorite Saturday night entertainment and watching old horror movies. Ah, the good old days.
I thought it was Friday nights. Just like "Ghoulardi". But I am not sure.
@@postcaptain57 it was Friday nights
Watched this the night it was originally aired. Still cracks me up when Mushmouth goes to shake Chris's paw and Chris bares his teeth.
I remember watching that when it aired
Hoolihan and Big Chuck were always a part of my Friday nights growing up in the eastern suburbs of Cleveland, which usually included a horrible movie but also a large pizza from Longo's in Mentor. Great times!
RIP Mushmouth 2/3/21
Thank you for this
We also loved the original "Ghoulardi Show" when Ernie Anderson would get carefully crafted customized model cars sent in to him - and he would promptly blow them up on air during commercial breaks with large firecrackers stuck inside the passenger compartments -
Awesome.
This is when comedy was great.
Daiquri the Dog recently defeating Psycho Mike in a pro wrestling match can't compete with the pizza smackdown by Chris the Fairview Fireball!
The Funny part is Chris is still eating off the chair,,,, Marquis of Queensbury Rules
Even during the era of Vietnamization and the early days of Watergate, the HH & BC Friday night Pizza fights were a hot topic of debate in all NE Ohio high schools. While I was a fan of Mushmouth I felt a little disappointed that he had to relay on an obscure clause of the Marcus of Queensbury rules to retain his title.
What year was this
RIP Mushmouth
RIP mushmouth......