Visiting... with Huell Howser (1993)
Visiting... with Huell Howser is a human-interest documentary series that highlights the cultural diversity, hidden landmarks, and local history of communities throughout Southern California. Hosted by Huell Howser in his signature conversational, single-camera style, each episode features visits to neighborhood businesses, grassroots museums, and regional institutions. Through casual interviews with everyday residents, the series preserves the unique stories, traditions, and changing landscapes of the Southland.
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Visiting... with Huell Howser
1993
Visiting... with Huell Howser is a human-interest documentary series that highlights the cultural diversity, hidden landmarks, and local history of communities throughout Southern California. Hosted by Huell Howser in his signature conversational, single-camera style, each episode features visits to neighborhood businesses, grassroots museums, and regional institutions. Through casual interviews with everyday residents, the series preserves the unique stories, traditions, and changing landscapes of the Southland.
Seasons & Episode
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4 Episode|
Huell tours the newly opened Vincent Price Art Museum at East Los Angeles College in Monterey Park. Alongside the legendary actor's daughter, Victoria Price, Huell explores the massive collection of fine art and looks back at archival footage from his original 1989 interview with Vincent Price himself.
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18 Episode|
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18 Episode|
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17 Episode|
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18 Episode|
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18 Episode|
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18 Episode|
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18 Episode|
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19 Episode|
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36 Episode|
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43 Episode|
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36 Episode|
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41 Episode|
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23 Episode|
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30 Episode|
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28 Episode|
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38 Episode|
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31 Episode|
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24 Episode|
Visiting... with Huell Howser is a human-interest documentary series that highlights the cultural diversity, hidden landmarks, and local history of communities throughout Southern California. Hosted by Huell Howser in his signature conversational, single-camera style, each episode features visits to neighborhood businesses, grassroots museums, and regional institutions. Through casual interviews with everyday residents, the series preserves the unique stories, traditions, and changing landscapes of the Southland.
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