UHF
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UHF is a 1989 movie starring Weird Al Yankovic. It is about two men that get fired and start working for a TV station called "U 62."
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UHF is a type of television frequency (called "Ultra High Frequency") that was tested in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 1949, and first commercially licensed in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1952. The "U 62" television station uses one of these frequencies.
Other websites[change]
- UHF at the Internet Movie Database
