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	Tony Kornheiser's promising Monday Night Football debut. - By Robert Weintraub - Slate Magazine
		Kornheiser, who's teaming up with Mike Tirico and Joe Theismann for the glamour telecast, has spent the last few weeks setting the bar as low as possible by playing the schlemiel role to the hilt.
		But Kornheiser also maintains a distrust of corporate authority and is unafraid to bite the hand that feeds, as proved by his Lettermanesque baiting of his ESPN Radio bosses until the partnership ended nonamicably in 2004.
		Kornheiser is meant to be the New Cosell, but play-by-play man Tirico did a fair impersonation himself last night.
	www.slate.com /id/2147789 (1001 words)

	Tony Kornheiser Bio
		Tony Kornheiser is one of ESPN’s most popular on-air personalities as co-host of Pardon the Interruption (PTI).
		Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon (also a sports columnist with the Washington Post) have co-hosted Pardon the Interruption -- which is aired Monday-Friday 5:30-6 p.m.
		Kornheiser joined ESPN in November 1997 as host of ESPN Radio’s Tony Kornheiser Show, which premiered January 5, 1998 and continued until March 2004.
	media.espn.com /MediaZone/bios/Talent/KornheiserTony.html (349 words)

	Are you ready for some Tony?
		Tony Kornheiser is a successful sports columnist and TV personality and a noted pessimist, and tonight he will make his debut on "Monday Night Football."Naturally, he's not optimistic.
		About the only Kornheiser project that didn't succeed was a CBS sitcom based on his columns in the style section of the Washington Post.
		Kornheiser readily admits he has a fear of flying: A large part of his hesitation in saying yes to this job was that he knew that in some cases he would have to board an airplane.
	www.startribune.com /510/story/612252.html (935 words)

	Imponderables: Tony Kornheiser: Pardon the Sitcom
		Jason Alexander plays Tony (Tony Kleinman on the show) and the only other well-known actor is Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who portrays Michael Wilbon (he's called Bernie Widmer).
		Tony blusters and fumbles at home, embarrassing his teenage son and daughter, while his wife looks on with an equal measure of bemusement and mild irritation.
		Pardon the Interruption is structured so that most of the time Kornheiser and Wilbon are arguing a la Crossfire, but the co-hosts are smart enough to know when to play their discussions about sports seriously, and when to joke around or when to play devil's advocate.
	www.imponderables.com /archives/000052.php (541 words)

	Tony Kornheiser
		Among topics touched upon were the Washington Redskins and new/old coach Joe Gibbs (Kornheiser: They won’t make the playoffs), the NHL season (Kornheiser: Say goodbye to hockey for a long time), and the Boston Red Sox (Kornheiser: Good team this year, but wouldn’t it be more fun to keep “the curse” alive?).
		Kornheiser said he’s pleased that his alma mater is taking a leading role in the revitalization of the Southern Tier, and that any school “would be crazy” not to cherish the part.
		And Kornheiser said no one should worry about Binghamton athletics taking a front seat over academics, although he waits for the day when the two are mentioned in the same breath.
	athletics.binghamton.edu /tony-forum.html (623 words)

	The Tony Kornheiser Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kornheiser is currently mulling offers from WTEM and WTWP to return to the Washington, DC area radio airwaves.
		Kornheiser also mocks Rome's "tour stops" from time to time on his show, and states that Rome's "takes" are not his own opinions, but rather made-up opinions from staff members that he pays to write his takes.
		Kornheiser's tirade against the angry emailer, red89hawk@aol.com, was peppered with foul language and vitriolic sentiment, a hallmark of the Internet Show, and Kornheiser's rants in general.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Tony_Kornheiser_Show (3010 words)

	Fire Tony Kornheiser Please (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Later in the game, after a disputed replay call, Kornheiser presses Theismann on the issue, asking him point blank, "Are you ready to scrap instant replay right now?" And that would've been fine, except it came just as the Vikings were lining up for a critical 4th and 3.
		Tony Kornheiser's gotten himself to the point where he at least sounds somewhat comfortable, and is not surprised to actually find himself in the booth calling Monday Night Football games.
		And Kornheiser did just that, preventing Theismann from making what was actually a good and relevant point--that the receivers had to run, plant, and cut more carefully.
	www.firetonykornheiser.com (1027 words)

	What's Wrong With Tony Kornheiser In HDTV?
		Tony Kornheiser, Mike Tirico and Joe Theismann of MNF.
		Clearly, the channel has decided that Kornheiser, a balding 58-year-old, is not ready for HDTV primetime -- or any time for that matter.
		Anytime Kornheiser is displayed, the camera seems to be moonwalking out of the venue and into a truck to be transported to the next week's contest.
	www.tvpredictions.com /kornheiserhd082806.htm (461 words)

	What's with all the sportswriters on sitcoms? - By Josh Levin - Slate Magazine
		Tony Kornheiser, who ostensibly writes for the Washington Post, had to quit his side job as the host of a daily radio show so he'd have time for his other side job as the host of a daily TV show, ESPN's Pardon the Interruption.
		Kornheiser's so busy these days that he had to create a clone: Starting this week (CBS, Mondays, 8:30 ET), you can watch Listen Up, a new CBS series based on the busy journalist/TV host/father's struggles with yet another side gig—Post "Style" section columnist.
		The writing is tin-eared—Jason Alexander's Tony Kleinman yells "Hammer time!" when he punishes his sassy teenage daughter—and Alexander's chemistry with the show's fake Michael Wilbon (Malcolm-Jamal Warner) doesn't approach Kornheiser's easy rapport with his real-life PTI co-host.
	www.slate.com /id/2107054 (1155 words)

	About Mr. Tony - This Website Stinks!
		Kornheiser is also co-host of the popular Pardon the Interruption (PTI) show, which debuted on ESPN September 22, 2001.
		Tony has had a radio show in one form or another since 1992, with a well publicized "vacation" in July, 2002 and a respite from March to November of 2004.
		Tony also had a hand in is Satellite Radio, where his show debuted on Feburary 28th, 2005 on XM Channel 152.
	www.oldmatador.com /about_tk.asp (836 words)

	DenverPost.com - Tony Kornheiser
		Kornheiser says he's preparing for the new gig by not preparing: "I'm going to do what I normally do...
		Tony Kornheiser: The most asked question of me in the last three months goes something like this - "You must be getting prepared, for this, you must be preparing all the time." And I always say the same thing, "Yeah, yeah, I'm preparing all the time." That's if I don't know the people.
		So then the question becomes, "Well, Tony, what are you there for?" And that's a hard one for me to answer; I don't exactly know.
	www.denverpost.com /ci_4003278 (1253 words)

	Post's Tony Kornheiser Gets Hot 'Monday Night' Date
		Tony Kornheiser says the last time he stayed up to watch an entire "Monday Night Football" game was around the time of his bar mitzvah.
		Theismann and Kornheiser are the 14th and 15th color announcers in "MNF's" history, a list that includes the legendary original team, Cosell and Don Meredith, and such one-season wonders as Fred "The Hammer" Williamson.
		Kornheiser is the second sportswriter (after Cosell) and third non-NFL player or coach (after Cosell and Miller) to become a "Monday Night" analyst.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/02/08/AR2006020800590.html (811 words)

	SI.com - Writers - Elizabeth Newman: Kornheiser needs to tune out critics - Thursday August 17, 2006 12:20PM
		Tony Kornheiser showed this week that he's sensitive to criticism.
		Looks like Tony Kornheiser got his feelings hurt this week after some of his fellow media members said he wasn't that good in the NFL booth.
		Kornheiser was OK. Not great, not magnificent, but certainly not an absolute bomb like Miller.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /2006/writers/elizabeth_newman/08/17/tonyk (424 words)

	Kansas City Star \| 09/08/2006 \| Kornheiser is a gem (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Kornheiser, the longtime Washington Post columnist and co-star of the TV show “Pardon the Interruption,” is living my fantasy life.
		Kornheiser’s ascension to “MNF” — which I campaigned for when ABC gave the job to comedian Dennis Miller — puts him on my personal Mount Rushmore of journalism, alongside Mike Royko and Ralph Wiley.
		As we ate the pork chops Tony grilled and the rice and vegetables Carol cooked, we talked about the failures of inner-city school systems and what could be done.
	www.kansascity.com /mld/kansascity/sports/15465943.htm (990 words)

	Amazon.ca: Pumping Irony:: Working Out the Angst of a Lifetime: Books: Tony Kornheiser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Washington Post syndicated columnist Kornheiser here collects his columns of the past eight years; the best entries are very funny, and the weakest are dull.
		Tony Kornheiser is one of those insanely talented columnists who doesn't get half the press he deserves.
		Tony Kornheiser has put together one of the funniest, most comprehensive looks at human existance and the stupid things that we've all heard about but couldn't believe.
	www.amazon.ca /Pumping-Irony-Working-Angst-Lifetime/dp/0812928318 (604 words)

	Paul Harris Online: Tony Kornheiser
		Tony also fired back hard at Paul Farhi (a columnist for his own paper, the Washington Post), who took some shots at Tony in his review of his first MNF telecast.
		My history with Tony goes back to my days as a morning radio guy in Washington, DC, in the late 1980s, when he would come on as a guest occasionally and complain that I had made him wake up far too early.
		As I said this afternoon, as Tony settles into the rhythm of doing the Monday night games and becomes more comfortable in the booth, he'll be great at that, too.
	www.harrisonline.com /2006/08/tony-kornheiser.htm (309 words)

	OnMilwaukee.com Saucy Stadium Secrets: Exclusive: Dennis Miller on MNF's Tony Kornheiser
		Kornheiser, the longtime Washington Post columnist, radio host and star of "Pardon the Interruption," has received mixed reviews thus far from viewers and critics, including a scathing shot from a writer at his own paper.
		Kornheiser, who has a deep background in sports, should have an advantage in that regard.
		In one of his first broadcasts, Kornheiser referred to the Minnesota Vikings as "the most scandal-plagued team in the entire NFL last year," and said "I won't go through the whole laundry list, but the sex-boat thing, that was a show-stopper.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /sports/columns/articles/mnfmillerkornheiser.html (990 words)

	Tony Kornheiser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Anthony Irwin Kornheiser (born July 13, 1948) is an American sportswriter and radio and television talk show host.
		After completing the first season on ESPN's Monday Night Football, Kornheiser is currently mulling offers from WTEM and WTWP to return to the Washington, DC area radio airwaves.
		Kornheiser revealed that he had skin cancer and got treatment in an interview with Dan Patrick on The Dan Patrick Show on August 15, 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tony_Kornheiser (1614 words)

	Tony Kornheiser & Michael Wilbon Celebrity Golf Classic
		Tony Kornheiser is a noted sportswriter, radio host, syndicated columnist, television host, Washington Post humorist and author, beginning his career at Newsday in New York followed by a stint at the New York Times.
		He joined ESPN Radio in November 1997 as host of the Tony Kornheiser Show, which premiered Jan. 5, 1998 and aired nationally through March 2004, and locally on Sports Talk 980.
		Kornheiser graduated from Harpur College in upstate New York (now SUNY-Binghamton) in 1970.
	www.kornheiserwilbongolf.com /Tony_Kornheiser.html (212 words)

	XMFan.com :: #1 Fan Site of XM Satellite Radio :: Tony Kornheiser Back to Radio ?
		Kornheiser is a famously reluctant flier and said the travel was difficult but that overall he enjoyed the experience - to a point.
		Kornheiser's chemistry with Theismann is a work in progress, but he said he believed it improved as the season went on.
		Kornheiser also is a supporter of ESPN's controversial use of guests in its booth - as long as the guests are well chosen.
	www.xmfan.com /viewtopic.php?p=925071 (1025 words)

	Tony Kornheiser - Deadspin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Whatever your thoughts on Tony Kornheiser on "Monday Night Football" might be -- we think the man's hysterical in pretty much every format other than "Monday Night Football" (OK, and CBS primetime) -- you best come to grips with them, because he's gonna be back next year.
		After all the praise in the morning papers (and here) about Tony Kornheiser's debut on "Monday Night Football" last night, it was inevitable that dissenting views would come out too...
		One of the most common questions we received yesterday, in the wake of the release of the 2006 NFL schedule, was: How's new MNF broadcaster Tony Kornheiser going to get out to Washington for the two...
	www.deadspin.com /sports/tony-kornheiser (657 words)

	Tony Kornheiser Is Into "Leather" - Deadspin
		Well, at the time, we said that the first ESPN anchor to use Berman's apparent signature pickup line, "You're with me, leather," as a catchphrase for a great defensive play would officially become our personal hero.
		On his radio show this morning, Kornheiser, who of course will be on "Monday Night Football" this fall if he doesn't manage to piss off everyone in Bristol to the point that somebody shoots him, joked that his touchdown call should be, "You're with me, leather."
		Oh, man, can we not wait until Kornheiser throws it back to the studio for halftime this year.
	deadspin.com /sports/espn/tony-kornheiser-is-into-leather-167019.php (1139 words)

	Tony Kornheiser - Moviefone
		Tony Kornheiser - You Say Potato, I Say -- Well, I Didn't Say...
		In a fit of self-examination, Tony wonders if he's been censoring himself and not delivering the snarky goods on Monday Night Football he's known for.
		Tony Kornheiser - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Tony Kornheiser Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/tony-kornheiser/305397/main (119 words)

	Tony Kornheiser vs. Jacksonville \| Workbench
		Tony Kornheiser wrote a column in the Washington Post ripping Jacksonville as a Hooters-loving, foul-smelling, remote city of doublewides that only got the Super Bowl because Tuscaloosa was booked:
		Kornheiser didn't even bother to skim the Super Bowl XXXIV Media Guide, where he could have found four much better local targets for ridicule: We gave the world Lynyrd Skynyrd, Limp Biskit, Slim Whitman, and David Hasselhoff.
		Tony should not have taken someone else's thoughts and put them into the column.
	www.cadenhead.org /workbench/news/2456/tony-kornheiser-vs-jacksonville (833 words)

	AOL Sports Blog - The FanHouse
		While I only caught bits and pieces of Tony Kornheiser's debut on Monday Night Football earlier this week, the reviews are coming in, and they're not exactly all positive.
		Tony Kornheiser played it safe in his "Monday Night Football" announcing debut last night, making few missteps but offering little for the highlight reel.
		Either Kornheiser was drumming up more interest in Monday Night Football, PTI and/or Tony Kornheiser, or he is not a Ready for Prime Time Player.
	www.aolsportsblog.com /2006/08/21/how-thin-skinned-is-tony-kornheiser (974 words)

	WEPM.com's Tony Kornheiser Poll Results
		Tony show and let it know of the poll about a week before it closed, but apparently, we still remained below the radar until Mike from Martinsburg called the Kornheiser show during its third hour Tuesday.
		Nobody calls Kornheiser to be a guest on their show for his opinion on the NBA draft.
		This was not a poll to be fair...it was slanted toward dumping Tony.
	www.wepm.com /sports/polls/tonypoll.htm (1364 words)

	Pats Pulpit :: What About Tony Kornheiser?
		By this time, Kornheiser is loudly forcing a fake laugh like he's in the audience at the taping of a lousy sitcom.
		I thought Kornheiser was supposed to be a "football guy," but he certainly doesn't appear so.
		Kornheiser has shown capable to quickly saturate information and provide a clear analysis of what's going on.
	patspulpit.com /story/2006/9/25/234746/990 (1450 words)

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