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Ghoulardi
Inside Cleveland Tv's Wildest Ride
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This is the definitive fan's guide to the outrageous and bizarre Ghoulardi TV show and a history of the hoopla that surrounded its brief reign on Cleveland's airwaves. Who was Ghoulardi? If you grew up watching TV in Cleveland in the 1960s, you definitely remember. If you live in Cleveland today, you hear about him still. In early 1963, months before the Beatles arrived in America and years before Howard Stern hit the radio airwaves, Cleveland TV actor Ernie Anderson pioneered the modern counter-culture media celebrity: Ghoulardi. His offbeat late-night movie show was so popular locally that i...
This is the definitive fan's guide to the outrageous and bizarre Ghoulardi TV show and a history of the hoopla that surrounded its brief reign on Cleveland's airwaves. Who was Ghoulardi? If you grew up watching TV in Cleveland in the 1960s, you definitely remember. If you live in Cleveland today, you hear about him still. In early 1963, months before the Beatles arrived in America and years before Howard Stern hit the radio airwaves, Cleveland TV actor Ernie Anderson pioneered the modern counter-culture media celebrity: Ghoulardi. His offbeat late-night movie show was so popular locally that it got ratings higher than the Tonight Show, and the Cleveland police department reported a significant decrease in crime during its broadcast. Ghoulardi continues to capture the hearts and minds of Cleveland's first TV generation and is riding a wave of nostalgia. Ghoulardi creator Ernie Anderson's recent obituary was the front page feature in both of northeast Ohio's major dailies and the lead it
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