Photograph
John Keister getting makeup touch-up between takes of Almost Live!, Seattle, September 26, 1992
Order an ImageFrom 1984 to 1999, the KING 5 TV show Almost Live! used humor to capture the experience of living in this region. The show coincided with a time when the region was making headlines with its music scene, tech industry, and coffee culture. Incorporating comedy monologues, in-studio antics, and inventive taped sketches, Almost Live! produced a slew of enduring characters and hilariously unforgettable moments.
In addition to writing and performing in sketches, host John Keister gave an opening monologue, presented a news segment, and played the skeptical straight man for Bill Nye's seemingly reckless science demonstrations. Born and raised in Seattle, Keister shaped the show’s focus on local humor. Here, John Keister's makeup is refreshed between takes during Almost Live! filming.
In addition to writing and performing in sketches, host John Keister gave an opening monologue, presented a news segment, and played the skeptical straight man for Bill Nye's seemingly reckless science demonstrations. Born and raised in Seattle, Keister shaped the show’s focus on local humor. Here, John Keister's makeup is refreshed between takes during Almost Live! filming.
ID Number: 2000.107.19920926.1.01
Date: 1992
Creator(s):
Bainter, Mike, Photographer
Physical Description: 1 negative : color ; 35 mm.
Credit: MOHAI, Seattle Post-Intelligencer Collection, 2000.107.19920926.1.01, photo by Mike Bainter
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