``COOLFUEL ROADTRIP'' Revs Up Fall 2005 Season; Entertaining series garnering strong interest throughout the country. FCC-friendly. Distributed by Coyote TV, Inc.LOS ANGELES Los Angeles (lôs ăn`jələs, lŏs, ăn`jəlēz'), city (1990 pop. 3,485,398), seat of Los Angeles co., S Calif.; inc. 1850. -- Photos and Production Stills Available Coyote TV, Inc. has cleared COOLFUEL ROADTRIP(TM) in 16 markets with the Viacom Television Stations Group, Inc. Stations in the major markets include Philadelphia's WPSG WPSG Washington Plastic Surgery Group LLC (Maryland and Virginia) , KBHK in San Francisco/Oakland, WSBK in Boston, Dallas/Ft. Worth's KTXA, Atlanta's WUPA WUPA Wupatki National Monument (US National Park Service) WUPA Will, Uton, Patrick and Archie (NJ band) and Detroit's WKBD. The 18 episode 30 minute original series depicts an incredible year-long, 16,000 mile adventure across America. It is an exciting ride into the future, featuring outrageous vehicles and alternative fuels. COOLFUEL ROADTRIP is set to premiere the week of September 5, 2005. Entertaining, Inspiring and FCC-Friendly "We are excited to bring first run FCC-friendly programming that is unique, timely and entertaining to the public," said Randee Mossburg, President/Acquisitions at Coyote. "COOLFUEL ROADTRIP is an inspiring series. Viewers are going to love the pioneering spirit of American ingenuity that made the COOLFUEL ROADTRIP possible." COOLFUEL ROADTRIP is set against the backdrop of life in America. Hosted by Shaun Murphy Shaun Murphy may refer to:
adj. spark·i·er, spark·i·est Animated; lively. spark i·ly adv. , and their Crew travel around
the U.S. without using gasoline. Together they try anything and
everything to complete the ultimate road challenge. Some of the
incredible vehicles and fuels include:--electric hog motorcycle powered by cow-pies and garbage! --airplane flying on corn whiskey corn whiskey n. Whiskey distilled from corn. Noun 1. corn whiskey - whiskey distilled from a mash of not less than 80 percent corn corn whisky, corn ! --37' RV powered by soybeans! --32-foot stretch Hummer Limo powered by solar panels, a hydrogen fuel cell and Cajun food! --retro jet turbine-powered pickup truck fueled with vegetable oil! --the T-Zero, the fastest electric car in the world (0-60 in 3.6 seconds)! Celebrities and Demographic Appeal In addition to the series' very likeable like·a·ble adj. Variant of likable. Adj. 1. likeable - (of characters in literature or drama) evoking empathic or sympathetic feelings; "the sympathetic characters in the play" likable, appealing, sympathetic characters, the show features weekly celebrity guests including: Daryl Hannah, Jackson Browne, Jack Johnson Jack Johnson may refer to:
v. a·mazed, a·maz·ing, a·maz·es v.tr. 1. To affect with great wonder; astonish. See Synonyms at surprise. 2. Obsolete To bewilder; perplex. v.intr. adventure. Diana Foster, President/Sales of Phoenix-based distribution company, Coyote TV, Inc. which specializes in niche first-run programming, is not surprised by the show's strong appeal to station groups across the USA. She noted, "The stations we've talked to are thrilled to have a show of this caliber. Not only does COOLFUEL ROADTRIP meet station requirements for excellence in family programming, but we're finding that stations expect their adult audiences to also take a strong interest in the inspirational stories, the challenge of the adventure and learning about the incredible 'coolfuels'."
Viacom UPN Owned and Operations Stations:
RANK MARKET STATION
4 Philadelphia WPSG
5 San Francisco/Oakland KBHK
6 Boston WSBK
7 Dallas/Ft. Worth KTXA
9 Atlanta WUPA
10 Detroit WKBD
12 Seattle/Tacoma KSTW
13 Tampa/St. Petersburg WTOG
17 Miami/Ft. Laud WBFS
19 Sacramento/Stock KMAX
22 Pittsburgh WNPA
39 West Palm Beach WTVX
41 Norfolk/Portsmouth WGNT
42 New Orleans WUPL
45 Oklahoma City KAUT
48 Providence/New Brunswick WLWC
CoolFuel Roadtrip, produced by Balance Vector Productions, Inc., is executive produced and hosted by Shaun Murphy. For distribution inquiries, contact Coyote TV, Inc. at (www.coyotetv.com) or (623) 328-9686. |
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