Talk:Jim Forbes (journalist)
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Host/Correspondent
[edit]this excessively long list move to talk. we can determine what is significant before move parts of it back. RJFJR (talk) 23:06, 12 October 2013 (UTC)
- Host of E! Entertainment's Infamous, a weekly one-hour program detailing notorious celebrity scandals and crimes (2003–04).
- Host of ESPN's K9 Nation, a weekly outdoors program featuring sporting dogs (2003).
- Correspondent for CNN & Fortune weekly news magazine, (1998-00).
- Correspondent for VH1 Behind the Music episode on Selena and co-host of BTM Anniversary Special (1997, 2000).
- Host "The Game Behind The Music" pilot (2000)
- Host "Danger in Our Skies" UPN news magazine (1998)
- Senior CorrespondentStrange Universe; daily syndicated show, (1996–97).
- Correspondent/Producer "Life &* Times", KCET (PBS) Los Angeles (1992–93)
- Co-host/Producer Financial News Network's The American Entrepreneur daily news magazine show. (1989–91)
- Investigative reporter, KCBS-TV Los Angeles, (1985–89, 1994–95)
- Bureau Chief/Anchor, Investigative Reporter WFSB-TV Hartford, CT (1981–85)
- Reporter, Host "Studio 2 Live" KJRH-TV Tulsa, OK (1980–81)
- Anchor, Reporter KIVA-TV Farmington, NM (1979–80)
Narration
[edit]this excessively long list move to talk. we can determine what is significant before move parts of it back. RJFJR (talk) 23:06, 12 October 2013 (UTC)
- "The History of Howard Stern" Acts 1 through 4(Sirius Satellite's Howard 100 & Howard 101, 2007–2010)
- VH1 Behind The Music (1997–2006, 2009 - 200 plus episodes), "Video Killed the Radio Star", (2000)
- History Channel "Shockwave" (2007–08)(33), "White House, Behind Closed Doors" (2008)
- ESPN “SportsCentury: Year in Review”(’01-‘02)(23), "K9 Nation"(2003)(13), "The Making of Seabiscuit" (2003)
- Discovery “Most Deadly” (2006–07) (3) “Mythbusters" Webisodes (2007) (3)
- E! Entertainment "Infamous" (2003–04) (13)
- Science Channel “About Face/Body Parts” (2001) (4), "Galaxy Quest" (1999)
- FitTV "Art of the Athlete" (2005–06) (13)
- TVG "The Eclipse Awards" (2005–07, 2009), "Tenth Anniversary Special" (2009), "The Story of Lava Man" (2008), "Keeneland Yearling Sales" (2003)
- Animal Planet, "Animal Witness" (2008–09) (18) "Prehistori Park" (2006) (6), "Tyrannosaurus Rex” (2006), "Quest" (1999–2000) (12), "Anything to Declare?" (1999).
- Travel Channel "Untouched America" 2008-09 (3)
- A & E "Jackpot Diaries" (2006) (4)
- Tennis Channel "April Special" (2008), "Murphy Open" (2007), "Matchmakers" (2006)
- UPN I’m Still Alive (2004) (5), "Danger in Our Skies" 1998
- Court TV "Patty Hearst" (2002)
- Additional credits: The Simpsons" (2000),The Office" (2009), Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, ABC Monday Night Football, Grey Worldwide Corporate History, "Rita Rocks" (2009), NBC News Promos, The Chris Rock Show, It’s All Relative, Kim Possible, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS, Viacom, Disney, Nickelodeon, Revlon, Jersey Boys, Artisan Entertainment, The San Jose Sharks, The Columbus Blue Jackets, Nissan, Pepsi’s AMP, The Rocky Mountain News, Microsoft, Taco Bell, Lipton and Jacuzzi.