
Here is what everybody has been waiting for!
You can now watch the Sam Dehne Show on your Computer from anywhere
in the world. Just "click" on the Bomber and wait 2 to 5 minutes.
Then "click" the play button on your favorite Video Player that
should show up (Windows Media, or QuickTime, RealPlayer).
Your Player will show about 15 minutes from one of Sam's TV shows.
Sam Dehne Raw Rah!
1 Hour
Television Shows - Every Fri Night In
Reno and Carson City, Nevada. 10 PM.
Channels 16 and 10 respectively.
(As of September, 2007, there have been 62 One hours episodes.)
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These are the DVDs of the First 47 Weekly Episodes.
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Sometimes they are on VHS Tapes


47 Raw Rah TV Shows (too many to store on one shelf!)
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Watch Sam Watchdog Reno
Govt - Plus Much More.
"Live" and unrehearsed with No Q-Cards, No Re-takes, No Makeup.
Also, meet the Professor and his beautiful bikini-clad assistants... and
Dexter the Dog.
As they introduce the various phases of Sam's Variety Shows.
(Please note that some Govt Video of Sam's 100's of Public Testimonies
are 2nd & 3rd generation video.)
Sam can be found scolding, teasing, chiding, and even rapping with
your various govt bureaucrats... from Reno city hall... to Washoe county...
to Reno Airport meetings... to the RSCVA and other critters in between.
Sam brings his extemporaneously semanticistical wit right into your
living room with his guitar and his jolly repartee.
VIEWERS' consensus: "It's a giant hoot, and should be
mandatory in every classroom." "And it's a variety show too!"
As of September, 2007, there have been 62 One hours episodes.
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Raw Rah Outdoes Itself With Episode # 44
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Episode Number 24
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Chief Sheriff Furlough Watches Sam at Carson City Meeting
Sam has a few more things to say
Tell Sam what you think (click here). Put "Raw" in Subject box.
Here
is what everybody has been waiting for!
You can now watch the Sam Dehne Show on
your Computer from anywhere
in the world. Just "click" on the
Bomber and wait 2 to 5 minutes.
Then "click" the play button on your
favorite Video Player that
should show up
(Windows Media, or QuickTime, RealPlayer)