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Vakal posted:The last two weeks of the show were pretty good. And as much as David Arquette can't compare to George Takei, it really does make a big difference to have a third main person sitting in the studio. No way, David Arquette sucks. If I wanted to listen to people talk about his divorce for an entire week, I'd loving watch Extra or Entertainment tonight. He's not funny, and the only positive contribution he gave was having Sal splice the Christian Bale clip with the baseball one. And even that wasn't that great....
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Vakal posted:The last two weeks of the show were pretty good. And as much as David Arquette can't compare to George Takei, it really does make a big difference to have a third main person sitting in the studio. Yea, he may not be the most compelling guest ever but he definitely adds to the show for me. His stoner laugh chiming in randomly makes me laugh. Him asking the whoever-the-gently caress-that-was yesterday to get on the sybian was awesome. Brocktoon: Howard may bring it up too much but david doesn't really invite it or drone on about it. I think the constant jabs and ball busting is pretty funny. Not rally all that different than artie and dana.
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Apr 14, 2011 20:10
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I agree: I'm not a big fan of David Arquette, but it was really good to have another person in there. I think it also makes Howard step his game up a little bit. It really shows they need someone to fill Artie's chair.
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Apr 14, 2011 20:18
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If nothing else, Arquette has (mostly) given us a break from non stop talk about Apple products and terrible reality television.
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Apr 14, 2011 20:19
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He's also the first person outside of howard I have heard admit that there's a lot more to sex scenes than "it's all professional".
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Apr 14, 2011 20:23
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ChubbyEmoBabe posted:He's also the first person outside of howard I have heard admit that there's a lot more to sex scenes than "it's all professional". Yeah, he totally broke Kayfabe on that one... I wonder why more Hollywood types don't fess up to that?
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Apr 14, 2011 21:04
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Holy poo poo, he did a live read during his interview with Courtney. What a class act.
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Apr 14, 2011 21:24
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Eh, maybe I'm just jaded this week because I've been listening to the History of Howard Stern Pt. 3 all week and been laughing so hard at the old clips that I've almost run off the road. Seriously, nothing on this show has been or will be as funny as when they made fun of Jackie. The voice, the puppet, the bad jokes, the horrible Long Island parties, his 6 houses....all of it was comedy gold. The only thing that comes remotely close nowadays is Eric the Midget, and he's off the show.
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Apr 14, 2011 21:43
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Glumwheels posted:Holy poo poo, he did a live read during his interview with Courtney. What a class act. I gotta defend Howard on those live reads. He probably has to read them at a specific time, and I'd much rather him just take 30 seconds to read it rather than taking a whole commercial break.
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Apr 14, 2011 21:55
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If he has to do live reads at specific times that's quite a step backward to the days of "time&temperature". I haven't heard it yet but if he did do that, it's pretty [cliche radio voice]Doublya NNNN-B-Cc[cliche radio voice]ish.
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Dr. Keith Ablow was shown in a clip on The Daily Show last night regarding the J. Crew ad with the young boy's toe nails painted pink. I'm pretty sure his name was cited along with Glenn Beck and he was just saying some real stupid poo poo. For what it's worth, I thought he seemed rather decent when he came on for Sal and Christine. The Riley episodes weren't as great, except for the hosed up childhood Riley had.
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Shes Not Impressed posted:Dr. Keith Ablow was shown in a clip on The Daily Show last night regarding the J. Crew ad with the young boy's toe nails painted pink. I'm pretty sure his name was cited along with Glenn Beck and he was just saying some real stupid poo poo. He recently jumped aboard the Glenn Beck train and co-wrote some stupid book with him.
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Apr 14, 2011 22:16
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I think you guys are getting him mixed up with Dr. Keith Abalow.
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Evil Agita posted:I think you guys are getting him mixed up with Dr. Keith Abalow. Is he also yuuuuge and harrible?
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ChubbyEmoBabe posted:If he has to do live reads at specific times that's quite a step backward to the days of "time&temperature". I haven't heard it yet but if he did do that, it's pretty [cliche radio voice]Doublya NNNN-B-Cc[cliche radio voice]ish. You forgot to close that tag So I ended up reading the rest of the posts on this page in Howard's DJ voice, hitting the post and talking it up like a fuckin' champ.
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Ether Frenzy posted:So I ended up reading the rest of the posts on this page in Howard's DJ voice, hitting the post and talking it up like a fuckin' champ. As a kid, I always HATED that poo poo... Why the gently caress would you talk over a song like that? It never made any sense to me. Specially since I prefer instrumental music, and don't really listen to lyrics, it really seemed to crap up the entire song. OK, we have some people in here from the Radio Biz, can you explain to me the purpose of talking over the song right up until the lyrics start? How did that become a radio standard? One of my favorite things about the rise of the Classic Rock radio format in the late 80s was that they DIDN'T do this, the DJs would generally shut up right when the song began playing.
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Apr 15, 2011 20:41
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They used to talk over the songs because kids used to record the songs on their cassette recorders.
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Apr 15, 2011 22:24
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Robin Quivers posted:I am not allowed to eat at all today. This is some vacation. She literally goes on vacation to diet while on a diet.
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Apr 15, 2011 22:25
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Today at work I just typed in "Richard Sal Stern call" and queued up like 40. I think I found a new favorite prank call by Richard. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1JyGBC_8U0 The "call" is 5 minutes in (in quotes, I guess it isn't actually a call). I swear to god I almost passed out laughing at this. This person 3 offices down came and asked me if I was OK. I honestly think I had half a heart attack.
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Apr 15, 2011 22:38
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-Atom- posted:She literally goes on vacation to diet while on a diet. I am following her stream of consciousness posting on Facebook, and I don't even understand why she is away. She can't eat and she is sleeping on mattress in a common room of some sort.
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Apr 15, 2011 22:47
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I think I would rather live in a studio apartment with both Eric the Ack Ack SHITCOCK and Elegant Elliot Offen for a year than ever have to hear the horribly boring scripted schtick of rear end Napkin Ed and Debbie The Completely Uninteresting Crazy Person one more time. Also, I'm a regional expert on hot chicks in their 30's and after checking out the side lippage bikini pictures, I think Maria Moe-noo-nooz is older than 32 no matter what her entertainment industry wikipedia page says. She's a generally terrible liar ("Have you ever had anal?" 15 second pause..."NOAH!") so I wish Howard had pressed her on her age claim.
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Apr 16, 2011 01:25
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The worst twitter feeds are Jeff the Drunk and Maryann from Brooklyn He just posts total gibberish and she puts up nothing.
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Apr 16, 2011 03:55
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I wonder how much of the Maria Menounos interview was actually Howard and David working out the sexual frustrations they have with their own boring wives using her as a proxy. What a waste of a hot chick. She won't even give her boyfriend a blow job? Is she in high school?  "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAH!" I bet that guy thought he hit the lottery when he hooked up with her too.
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Apr 16, 2011 07:43
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He is living my dream. Stay at home dad with no kids and a hot rich
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Former Human posted:I wonder how much of the Maria Menounos interview was actually Howard and David working out the sexual frustrations they have with their own boring wives using her as a proxy. Didn't they start dating in college? She was fat then. She didn't get famous until she lost 40 or 50 lbs.
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FogHelmut posted:Didn't they start dating in college? She was fat then. She didn't get famous until she lost 40 or 50 lbs. I was thinking about that, like did she stick with him because she still feels like a fat chick and that he's the only one who gave her attention and cared for her? I was just trying to work out the psychological implications given that she is now famous and hot and could get perhaps and equally famous/rich guy, and I only say this because you don't hear it very often at all - their situation. I mean he is a decent looking guy and seems to have ambition and good connections and I enjoyed him on the show, but it made me curious. edit; not that it's a bad thing, I think it's great that they stuck together for so long, you don't see that that much in showbiz/Hollywood etc. chiz fucked around with this message at 14:44 on Apr 16, 2011 |
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Apr 16, 2011 14:41
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Kragger99 posted:Are they on vacation next week? I think so. Howard kept asking Robin this past week where she was going and Ronnie tweeted last night that he was in the Sunshine State. I don't know about Robin but I don't think Ronnie would go all the way to FL for just a weekend.
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Kragger99 posted:Are they on vacation next week? You think Howard would fly to California on a normal work week? On that note, I wonder how long until the 3 day schedule comes into play. Unfortunately that will really test me with being a religious listener.
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Kragger99 posted:Are they on vacation next week? Yup. I believe it is Easter is it not? The special next week is something like the grossest week ever hosted by Johnny Knoxville.
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Former Human posted:So hot.
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Howard wished robin a good vacation at the end of courtney cox
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They did not hide the vacation at all like they used to. It was mentioned multiple times. Even if they go three days a week I will listen, its so much better than anything else to kill time at work. I've been listening to the Stern Shuffle more. Every time a bit with Artie comes on you realize how much the show misses him. There was one last week where he was arguing with stuttering John he could get a hit off the best female pitcher in baseball and I was laughing so loving hard. I miss him so much.
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Ribsauce posted:They did not hide the vacation at all like they used to. It was mentioned multiple times. Even if they go three days a week I will listen, its so much better than anything else to kill time at work. That's a great fight. He delves into his Elegant Elliot Offen impersonation right in the middle and starts calling John names. Then he starts railing on John's travel baseball past, very funny.
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Apr 16, 2011 20:18
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I got a kick out of Maria Menouno's mom baking baklava for Howard. That's such a typical greek mom thing to do lol.
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Apr 16, 2011 23:21
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I've been listening to the History of Howard Stern at lot lately on the long drives I have to make every day. And as I constantly hear him talk about the quest to be on TV and be seen by everyone and how it made him upset when people told him it did a good show due to the fact that only New York and Philly got to hear it.. I'm wondering if he gets pissed off today that hardly anyone gets to hear him. I mean, you really have to be a gigantic Howard Stern fan to be listening to his show today. (Aside from a few segments here and there on youtube) Why has he never tried to replace his old E! show? I used to watch the E! show each day and have always been a big HS fan, but until recently I kinda forgot that he even existed. I think it was seeing this thread last year that made me think about Howard for the first time since 2005.
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Super Ninja Fish posted:Why has he never tried to replace his old E! show? His On Demand channel probably makes enough money to not make it worth it.
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Joe Don Baker posted:His On Demand channel probably makes enough money to not make it worth it. It's hard to believe he could make as much money with a subscriber channel as he could a syndicated TV deal. Plus if he was on TV where everyone could see him, he would get more and better celebrities.
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Super Ninja Fish posted:It's hard to believe he could make as much money with a subscriber channel as he could a syndicated TV deal. Nope he gets a lions share of the subscriber fees. He is making leagues more than he ever did at E! who much like Comedy Central are notoriously cheap. Also you have to ask who would even put him on their network anymore?
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