Just in: Steve Morrison, the comedian half of the top-rated 'Preston & Steve' morning show on WMMR, passed out during the show.
Preston Eliot called to say his longtime on-air partner was conscious when paramedics took him to the hospital.
Eliot said that about 10:15 a.m., they were wrapping up a segment about a contest when Morrison, 48, looked across the board at him: "He looked like he was stifling a cough and he raised his index finger like he was saying, `Hang on.' Then he stumbled back and I didn't see him anymore. He went down with a thud." Sidekicks Casey Boy and Nick rushed to Morrison's side. He was out for several seconds and had a 'strawberry"-type mark on the back of his head, Elliot said.
Elliot reacted with the S-bomb but had the presence of mind to hit the "dump" button. All listeners heard was, "Oh, s-," followed by Casey saying, "He's breathing... Call 911." A production element kicked in, followed by dead air, a five-minute commercial break, and a four-minute song. By then, Morrison had come around but did not remember the previous segment or passing out, Elliot said.
Morrison, who had been fighting a cold with a bad cough, had told Elliot that he had not eaten breakfast.
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To Steve: Durka Durka My thoughts and prayers are with you for a quick return to health. Matt Damon Chuck2000
Kidd Chris rules. GDuBBiT
Hey larry it might be...hack their email and find out ;) SuPrimeau
looks like he needs to lose some weight! maybe stand and do their crappy show. mokey1057
worst radio show ever? wow. hopefully he will not return? wow. i wonder what and who you do like..poopooman thebounce
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Shame on both of you for those comments! Pkease, get well, Steve! Paul B
Uh oh. Here come the angry Kidd Chris cavemen crawling out of their sewers. cran83
Wow, are you first 2 posters kidding me? Get a life Potus415
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