Inside the NBA

Inside the NBA (1988- )

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Inside the NBA is the postgame show for NBA on TNT broadcasts. The program features host Ernie Johnson with analysts Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith and Shaquille O'Neal. Occasionally, Johnson, Smith, Barkley, and O'Neal are joined by analysts Chris Webber and Grant Hill. The show has won nine Emmy Awards, Ernie has won three as a studio host and Charles Barkley has won two as a studio analyst.

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Scheduleevery Thursday at 23:30 (60 min)

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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Inside the NBA' premiere?

'Inside the NBA' premiered on November 4, 1988.

Who were the original hosts of 'Inside the NBA'?

The original hosts of 'Inside the NBA' were Fred Hickman and Nick Charles.

What channel aired 'Inside the NBA'?

'Inside the NBA' aired on Turner Network Television (TNT).

What was the format of 'Inside the NBA' in 1988?

In 1988, 'Inside the NBA' was a half-hour program that aired once a week.

Who were the analysts on 'Inside the NBA' in 1988?

The analysts on 'Inside the NBA' in 1988 were Charles Barkley and Mike Fratello.

What was the focus of 'Inside the NBA'?

'Inside the NBA' focused on news, highlights, and analysis of NBA games.

Did 'Inside the NBA' ever cover college basketball?

Yes, 'Inside the NBA' occasionally covered college basketball during its early years.

Was the show live or pre-recorded in 1988?

'Inside the NBA' was pre-recorded in 1988.

Did 'Inside the NBA' have any special guests in 1988?

Yes, 'Inside the NBA' had special guests such as NBA players and coaches.

Were there any controversies or scandals surrounding 'Inside the NBA' in 1988?

No, there were no controversies or scandals surrounding 'Inside the NBA' in 1988.

Was 'Inside the NBA' broadcasted only in the US?

Yes, 'Inside the NBA' was only broadcasted in the US.

Did 'Inside the NBA' have any competition in 1988?

Yes, 'Inside the NBA' had competition from shows such as 'NBA Action' and 'NBA Inside Stuff'.

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Also known as

  • Inside the NBA presented by Kia (United States)

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