[7] Nationally, Morgan appeared on Gang Busters, Counterspy, When a Girl Marries, and We the People.
[5][8] From 1948 to 1949, Morgan was the announcer for The Roar of the Rails, a CBS television program designed to sell American Flyer toy trains.
[9] From 1948 to 1949 he also hosted I'd Like to See, an NBC program where viewers would write in to suggest places or things for the show to feature.
From 1951 to 1952 he hosted, American Inventory, an NBC educational program produced in conjunction with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation that featured panel discussions in an attempt to create a "living newspaper".
[10] Morgan also announced for Toast of the Town, Studio One, Kraft Music Hall, Robert Montgomery Presents, The Ted Mack Amateur Hour and acted on The Magic Clown.