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Lethargy is also a symptom/side effect of diabetes, which is probably the most sensible answer.
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Maybe he lost a lot of blood from stabbing himself during the commercial break.
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Mar 6, 2013 05:19
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If anyone is around, Stern is up and on twitter replying to people
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Mar 6, 2013 09:16
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http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/stern_for_fallon_4Gzp0igNAdNQ8RvXN2Y6pN Seems to be a lot of hearsay, but makes some sense with the current state of the show.
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Mar 6, 2013 18:00
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There have been rumors of him taking a Larry King style job at CNN. Howard himself alluded to it a few weeks ago. In other news, Beff Stern has blocked me on twitter because I asked for advice on how best to put my dog down "because he's a real hassle in the mornings."
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Mar 6, 2013 18:31
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Manifest posted:There have been rumors of him taking a Larry King style job at CNN. Howard himself alluded to it a few weeks ago. Howard has people to plant these rumors. He's been doing it since the '90s. But hey, I thought the talent-show thing was BS, too. Who knows? 
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Manifest posted:In other news, Beff Stern has blocked me on twitter because I asked for advice on how best to put my dog down "because he's a real hassle in the mornings." I love this.
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Mar 6, 2013 19:10
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Manifest posted:His wife is British. I thought this was a great watch.
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Mar 6, 2013 20:20
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A little video of the enigma that is the Bocchetti: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQ5CKlaSVX4
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Manifest posted:In other news, Beff Stern has blocked me on twitter because I asked for advice on how best to put my dog down "because he's a real hassle in the mornings."  poo poo like this is going to make me sign up for twitter one day. Then immediately get banned for it. Do they even ban for trolling?
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Mar 6, 2013 22:17
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GenoCanSing posted:
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GenoCanSing posted:
people can, but not the service. I guess unless you go all Adolf on there or something.
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chiz posted:people can, but not the service. I guess unless you go all Adolf on there or something. Twitter has removed accounts from people from time to time, but you gotta be bordering on harassing or threatening. Also Bocchetti is great, funny dude and looks like a blast to hang around.
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Kragger99 posted:A little video of the enigma that is the Bocchetti: I never realized how creepy looking the twins are.
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Geekslinger posted:http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/stern_for_fallon_4Gzp0igNAdNQ8RvXN2Y6pN If Leno still has good rating why kick him out again?
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They want to cultivate a younger late night audience, I think I read the average Jay Leno viewer is like 55 years old.
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an adult beverage posted:They want to cultivate a younger late night audience, I think I read the average Jay Leno viewer is like 55 years old. But so was the average Carson viewer and he was on for decades. Although I guess there was less cable and obviously no online alternative.
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Yeah, plus I think Howard's audience skews older too, we're a long way from the '92 MTV awards.
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Eric the Midget blocked me on twitter for wishing him happy birthday. Apparently it wasnt actually his birthday that day.
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jerkstore77 posted:Eric the Midget blocked me on twitter for wishing him happy birthday. Apparently it wasnt actually his birthday that day. A completely blockable offense.
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I'm listening to Stern's interview of Mark Cuban from a few days ago. It was a great listen, Mark is a funny guy who just says whatever is on his mind. The funniest part, though, was Stern pretending that he's completely oblivious to the ways of the super-rich. "So you have more than one home?! How do you handle getting supplies and food and stuff?"
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Mar 7, 2013 21:28
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haljordan posted:I'm listening to Stern's interview of Mark Cuban from a few days ago. It was a great listen, Mark is a funny guy who just says whatever is on his mind. The funniest part, though, was Stern pretending that he's completely oblivious to the ways of the super-rich. "So you have more than one home?! How do you handle getting supplies and food and stuff?" I expected to hate the Mark Cuban interview, because he's always come across as kind of a douche to me, but he was good. I loved the story about Donald Trump being so petty as to send him a letter telling Cuban that his show failed because it sucked.
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Howard has three years left on his contract and there's not much chance he'd try to juggle that with a nightly television show. By the time he's done, he'll be 62. Excepting all that, there's no way in hell he'd accept Fallon's 12:30 slot over the 11:30 chair. His ego wouldn't allow for it.
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Manifest posted:I expected to hate the Mark Cuban interview, because he's always come across as kind of a douche to me, but he was good. Also the part about Mark getting Magic Johnson kicked off of a flight one time because he had that crazy $140,000 airline pass that let him fly at anytime anywhere.
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Manifest posted:I loved the story about Donald Trump being so petty as to send him a letter telling Cuban that his show failed because it sucked. And of course Trump completely reinforced that image when he called into the show the next day to bash on Cuban and his comments.
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-Atom- posted:So I was watching Big Fish on Netflix last night and I'm sure most of you know this, but the original Big Foot has a role in the film. This then prompted me to look at his Wikipedia, which eventually led me to the wack pack section on the Howard Stern show. Haha that's funny, I just had this same reaction a week ago when I rewatched House of 1,000 Corpses/The Devil's Rejects.
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RoughDraft2.0 posted:Howard has three years left on his contract and there's not much chance he'd try to juggle that with a nightly television show. By the time he's done, he'll be 62. Fallon records his show at 5pm in NY. Howard not having to get up at 4am anymore is probably a huge plus for him. If he is in talks with NBC they could easily pay out the remainder of his contract to Sirius, especially considering they threw 30 million at Conan.
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Geekslinger posted:Fallon records his show at 5pm in NY. Howard not having to get up at 4am anymore is probably a huge plus for him. If he is in talks with NBC they could easily pay out the remainder of his contract to Sirius, especially considering they threw 30 million at Conan. But what would a Howard Stern Late Night really look like? Is he going to rely on the grossout humor that might upset the censors or be outdated and full of stereotypes? Is he going to expect the Wack Pack to come on and humiliate themselves? Is he going to have serious interviews for actors expecting fluff to promote their latest venture? I just don't see this working for a variety of reasons. The only way I could see it working is if it was a more modern version of Tom Snyder's Tomorrow Show where it's a in-depth interview-type program.
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I could easily see him accepting the new role of "Mature Howard". Shedding the wack pack and the strippers for nothing except Carson-esque interviews and bits. He knows his diehard fans will stick with him no matter what and AGT has shown (as far as I'm concerned) that Howard craves more mainstream approval. So a chance to show the middle-America housewives that "big bad" Howard Stern is really just a nice guy with a beautiful wife and an rear end-load of pets would suit Mature Howard just fine.
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In the past, Howard always said that he avoided hosting a late-night talk show because he knew his limitations and knew when something he was doing would succeed or fail. I've been a faithful radio listener, but I can't believe that HS taking over the Late Show wouldn't fail. Then again, isn't the magic of that time slot that it's fairly low pressure with minimal competition?
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Well, he has 46 million listeners, so if like only %10 of them show up, he should have a hit late night show.
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So if Stern gets his show in NBC, I will really hope the execs at NBC decide his ratings aren't right and then replace him with Leno. That would send Howard off the deep end and we may get good radio again. And yes I will put on my tin foil hat here but I wonder if the all the baby talk from Beth is encouraging his work haibts. The radio show, AGT, and no a possible TV show. The last time he worked that hard he got divorced. He seems like the type avoid personal issues by keeping himself buy outside the home.
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Geekslinger posted:Fallon records his show at 5pm in NY. Howard not having to get up at 4am anymore is probably a huge plus for him. If he is in talks with NBC they could easily pay out the remainder of his contract to Sirius, especially considering they threw 30 million at Conan. But it has always been an option at Sirius to do the show whenever he liked. He could start the show at 10am if he wanted but he likes his schedule. He has done it his whole life and he doesn't like change. Many of the staff have said how they hate that the show tapes so early and they would love to do it later but it's Howard's decision.
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Here's Howard with his two new judge buddies on AGT: http://www.eonline.com/news/394328/...-365-topstories (A friend of mine took these photos, whoo!)
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There is a guy at my gym who I swear could be Howard's brother. He looks almost EXACTLY like him, but with short grey hair and big rear end glasses. If it weren't creepy as gently caress to take pictures of someone in a gym I'd probably post them here.
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haljordan posted:There is a guy at my gym who I swear could be Howard's brother. He looks almost EXACTLY like him, but with short grey hair and big rear end glasses. If it weren't creepy as gently caress to take pictures of someone in a gym I'd probably post them here. Was his rear end in a top hat all hanging out?
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Joe Don Baker posted:Was his rear end in a top hat all hanging out? I have yet to see him in the locker room, so I can neither confirm nor deny his rear end in a top hat status.
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haljordan posted:There is a guy at my gym who I swear could be Howard's brother. He looks almost EXACTLY like him, but with short grey hair and big rear end glasses. If it weren't creepy as gently caress to take pictures of someone in a gym I'd probably post them here. Maybe he's that look-alike guy that they had in the studio a year or so back ago.
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AxeManiac posted:Well, he has 46 million listeners, so if like only %10 of them show up, he should have a hit late night show.
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Sasquatch! posted:I dunno how well the mediums cross over though. I listen to the radio show daily but had zero interest in watching him on AGT. I would imagine that it would be like people said earlier - that he'd be looking to capture an entirely new/different audience. I can't blame the dude, out there are millions of people who think he is funny and cool. His radio audience mainly just torments him.
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