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Performula posted:On Tuesday's show there was this caller named Ken (I think). Towards the end of his call, he criticized Howard's interview with Kid Rock and Howard said something along the lines of "when you have the Ken Show, you can do a better Kid Rock interview than me," and instantly, Ken fires back that if he had his own show "Robin will be there when I talk to her." Then they instantly hung up on him and changed the subject quickly. If the lady is sick, she should focus on her health and not be there. What are all of you, Howards? Bad weather, illness, you stay home. Work ain't that important, even if you are on the Ken Show.
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AxeManiac posted:If the lady is sick, she should focus on her health and not be there. What are all of you, Howards? Bad weather, illness, you stay home. Work ain't that important, even if you are on the Ken Show. Yeah I didn't think anyone had problem with Robin not being in the studio, I thought the issue was how they have gone about (not) addressing it. I kinda get it, if Robin was candid with what she was going through it would become part of the show. People asking how it was progressing, jokes, etc. I understand how she could just want to perform her role as its been and not make it a thing, as weird as that comes across sometimes.
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  Not Eric, but a man can dream.
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Can I tell you my favorite Matt Dillon story, real briefly? *farts*
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Holy Calamity! posted:Yeah I didn't think anyone had problem with Robin not being in the studio, I thought the issue was how they have gone about (not) addressing it. I kinda get it, if Robin was candid with what she was going through it would become part of the show. People asking how it was progressing, jokes, etc. I understand how she could just want to perform her role as its been and not make it a thing, as weird as that comes across sometimes. Well, Robin has always been the counter point to Howard, she comments on him and the show is about him. So I can see why Robin doesn't want to open up to the show, I mean for pete's sake, they keep her sealed away in her own booth for a reason. I'd imagine rightfully so that she is scared and worried and doesn't feel the loving arms of stern fans is the place to air her health problems. I mean, we rib her enough over everything else, but I could imagine the poo poo people would give her and currently do over her illness. The one point I didn't like however was when she was ripping into Richard and others for not showing up. That was a little cruel, but then again Robin dishes but never handles attacks well.
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Irish Joe posted:
If I were a fabulously wealthy master thief who just went around stealing things for my own entertainment, I'd break into the studio late at night and make off with this: 
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Crotch Bat posted:Can I tell you my favorite Matt Dillon story, real briefly? Dude...remember Mike Walker?
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I loving want that Eric the Balloon Man statue so bad. SO BAD. It would be nice to at least know who MADE THE loving THING, maybe the guy does replicas!
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Dec 3, 2012 07:03
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George's laugh is second ONLY to Gilbert's. Brightens my day every time!
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Has anyone noticed Howard doing really corny jokes for the last few days? Like Jay Leno sounding jokes. He'll read a news bit and then say a corny joke about it: Howard: "So did you see Wendy Williams posed for a no fur PETA campaign?" Robin: "Yes, I did Howard." Howard: "Benjy called and they told him to stay clothed and to wear as much fur as he wants." Seems really to have ramped these up recently. Anyone else feel the same?
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Manifest posted:Now that's ridiculous. I so deeply love that I read that sentence in George's voice inside my head. George is great.
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Dec 3, 2012 17:23
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Apparently Howard officially signed back on with AGT. Great now I can look forward to skipping the first hour of the show again along with the usual Robin's Google news during the last hour.
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Atheist Sunglasses posted:Apparently Howard officially signed back on with AGT. Great now I can look forward to skipping the first hour of the show again along with the usual Robin's Google news during the last hour. So you just listen to hear Joan Rivers interviews?
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AxeManiac posted:So you just listen to hear Joan Rivers interviews? Why yes of course, along with our other favorite celebrity pals Sandra Bernhard, Al Roker with a pinch of David Arquette
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musclecoder posted:Has anyone noticed Howard doing really corny jokes for the last few days? Like Jay Leno sounding jokes. I've noticed this for the last couple weeks. I think Howard has Shuli writing these jokes as they're often show related corny jokes. He'll bring up a current event and follow with a cheesy jab at a staff member.
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Atheist Sunglasses posted:Why yes of course, along with our other favorite celebrity pals Sandra Bernhard, Al Roker with a pinch of David Arquette If I didn't know any better, I'd say this sounds like the guest list on a new season of Win Loose or Draw
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Atheist Sunglasses posted:Why yes of course, along with our other favorite celebrity pals Sandra Bernhard, Al Roker with a pinch of David Arquette Hey now, David Arquette is ALWAYS a good guest.
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Dec 3, 2012 22:54
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I wont lie, I have too. I hate him on his stupid talk show, but find him to be pretty interesting on Stern. Still doesn't excuse Geek Time getting better guests.
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The Extrapolator posted:I've noticed this for the last couple weeks. I think Howard has Shuli writing these jokes as they're often show related corny jokes. He'll bring up a current event and follow with a cheesy jab at a staff member. Yeah, he has been throwing out zingers like he is reading an ad. "Black friday, or as I like to say, fat people running towards cheap electronics" Sounded like a hacky stand up tweet. David and Al are pretty good guests, they usually are honest and open and enjoy going back and forth with Howard. I even like to know what Joan is up to every now and then, but not too much. Sandra is just harrible.
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There's been an insane increase in bits recorded by staff members as well. They've almost all been duds. The Gary trampoline PSA was really bad.
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There's been way too much Jack and Rod lately, that is painfully unfunny. Sal and Richard need to go back to Tradio. "Measures radioactive aerosols, typhoon probability"
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Well guys, this is my stop. There's no way I can suffer another entire year of AGT talk. There's just no incentive at all for them to put on a good show now. It really is some of the very worst talk radio ever, day after day, no end in sight. I would probably be more receptive to it if everyone didn't pretend they arent working on a massive pile of poo poo for a show. The endless ramblings of myriad sycophants just makes it all thousands and thousands of times worse.
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Bradley Cooper, even though he's an A-lister is getting in to that "god, not him again" territory.
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beergod posted:Well guys, this is my stop. There's no way I can suffer another entire year of AGT talk. There's just no incentive at all for them to put on a good show now. It really is some of the very worst talk radio ever, day after day, no end in sight. What talk radio is better? I've tried listening to numerous podcasts and local shows and all the popular ones just seem like watered down Stern shows with the same formula. I like Nick and Artie, but after listening to a week's worth of it I'm ready for more Stern because it just feels more polished.
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cmhn74 posted:What talk radio is better? I've tried listening to numerous podcasts and local shows and all the popular ones just seem like watered down Stern shows with the same formula. I like Nick and Artie, but after listening to a week's worth of it I'm ready for more Stern because it just feels more polished. Try Jason Ellis on Faction.
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The Human Crouton posted:Try Jason Ellis on Faction. I'll try an episode but I found him annoying on Stern, except for that episode where George molested him.
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Egh... but Eddie... Murphy turned down a role. in. Ghostbusters. What a delusional little fool.
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Yesterday's show was made so much better because of George. I don't know why, but I love that guy. Please never stop telling incredibly personal gay sex stories.
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qbert posted:Yesterday's show was made so much better because of George. I don't know why, but I love that guy. Please never stop telling incredibly personal gay sex stories. Him laughing at the Robin song parodies was the best.
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I love how they always get into in-depth discussions of George and Brad's passionate wrestling. A few hours into the show it dawned on Howard, "Wait, yesterday was Sunday! You got laid yesterday! You wrestled and got laid!" You also get to hear Howard genuinely burst out laughing whenever George gets into a long winded explanation of something out of the blue, it's great.
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George, Fred, and Howard were awesome today torturing Eric. My favorite part is when Fred howls in laughter in background when Eric gets angry.
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The gently caress is with all the voice impersonators being played over and over and over and over? I like Bigfoot, because he legit can't talk and seems rather slow. I don't like some guy pretending to be "Big Foot Jr." and hearing him like 4 times a show, including he pronouncing every single world just with the Bigfoot voice. Or Dice Clay "Jr". Or Tracy "Jr". I've gotten used to Howard easing us towards his retirement so I don't bitch much, but poo poo, just bring in a dude that sounds like Eric the Midget and make that guy talk all the time, it's the same thing. Replace everyone with the Tracy and Big Foot impersonator, who needs real people?
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I don't think they can get Bigfoot on very often because I think he lives off the grid. Tracey Millman I think doesn't like to be on the air, especially after being in so many fights, I think it made her uncomfortable. That's why we get impersonators, that being said, it's a little much with the Bigfoot Jr. already.
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Irish Joe posted:
Isn't Warwick one of Eric the Actor's heroes? Surely this will provide inspiration.
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cmhn74 posted:I don't think they can get Bigfoot on very often because I think he lives off the grid. Tracey Millman I think doesn't like to be on the air, especially after being in so many fights, I think it made her uncomfortable. That's why we get impersonators, that being said, it's a little much with the Bigfoot Jr. already. The show that prides itself on real conversation/interaction between people now literally relying on impersonators of past guests to provide content kind of shoves the show down a long flight of stairs into a big pit of "so bad it's good"
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A Intimate Rimjobs posted:The show that prides itself on real conversation/interaction between people now literally relying on impersonators of past guests to provide content kind of shoves the show down a long flight of stairs into a big pit of "so bad it's good" Pretty much. At least the Bigfoot impersonator was funny when he was bashing Eric down. FogHelmut posted:Isn't Warwick one of Eric the Actor's heroes? Surely this will provide inspiration. After today's beatdown of the Midget, it's obvious Eric just wants attention. To get him to do anything would require just kicking him off the show in such a fashion where he's desperate enough to do these things before he gets back on the air. Or bring in an impersonator and completely besmirch the shitstain's pseudo-celebrity.
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Embedded with Medicated Pete is awesome. Lieberman walks into Pete's 'house,' which is more like a storage area for the nearby bar, and Pete's lying there in his boxers on an uninflated air mattress.
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