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I Am all In.

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Let's kiss you.

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I Am all In with Scott Patterson

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an iHeartRadio podcast.

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Hey Everybody, Scott Patterson I'm all In Podcast,

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one of them productions iHeartRadio, Our Heart

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Podcast, Our Heart Media. Pop Culture

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Season six, episode twenty two partings joined

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by Suzanne French, Taras suit Amy

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and Daniel Will join us

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in a moment, Tara,

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why don't you just start us off?

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Alrighty?

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So Taylor is complaining about all the new troubadours

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on the street and Kirk explains

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why.

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Kirk says, some big time music.

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Manager was limoing through town and he

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caught one of the troubadour's songs gave

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him an opening slot on Neil Young's tour.

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Taylor says, who's Neil Young? Neil

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Young is a singer and songwriter. He

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released critically acclaimed albums such as Everybody

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Knows, This Is Nowhere, After the Gold

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Rush, Harvest on the Beach, and Rust

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Never Sleeps. He also was a

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part time member of Crosby, Stills,

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Nash and Young, with whom he recorded the chart

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topping nineteen seventy album

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Deja Vu and Did You

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Know? Neil's middle name is Percival.

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By the way, for those young

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kids listening in at Neil

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Young, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young sold out

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stadiums. They were like the

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Taylor Swift of their day. They

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sold out stadium after stadium

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after stadium after stadium. They were getting

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one hundred thousand, eighty thousand was

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amazing, And they were a folk

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folk rock band. They walked out there

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with acoustic guitars and they

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sang these beautiful harmonies and these great songs.

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Just for your ratification, Suzanne French, you

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are up to the plate.

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Alrighty Taylor steps out of Luke's Diner

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to announce something to the Troubadours, and

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he says, I would just like to say that there is no

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bigger fan of music than the man standing before

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you. No memory is more precious

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to me than the one of my father taking me to the

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Hartford Civic Auditorium to see the great

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Pat Boone. Pat

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Boone is a singer, actor, and composer.

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He was a successful pop singer during the nineteen

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fifties and early nineteen sixties. He

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sold more than forty five million records,

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had thirty eight top forty hits, and appeared

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in more than twelve Hollywood films.

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Did you know?

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He was the former next door neighbor of

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the Osborne and Sharon Osbourne. His cover

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of crazy Train was used as the theme

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for the Osbourne's TV show, Oh I

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didn't.

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Know, That's super cool?

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Yeah, man, God,

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I love that show. At Home with the

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Osbourne's.

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Oh, the good show.

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I love I love that house.

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Wasn't that the first reality

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show?

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One of them? I think so?

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Yeah?

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Like Family, Yeah.

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That Lepardy reality.

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Yeah, that was, yeah show, it was.

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He's so fun to watch. That family

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was so fun to watch. Oh yeah, oh

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man. Anyway, Luca is looking

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for Laurel I and asked Patty where she might be.

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Is Laura I pretends not to

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be home, hiding in Rory's room, Luke, No, she's

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not. At the end, I tried the n miss Patty. Well,

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I don't know, you know, half the people's half

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the time people speak to me. I'm thinking about

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Beryshnakov. Did you see Turning Point?

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In Turning Point nineteen seventy seven, films centered

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on the world of ballet in New York City. The film

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stars Sheerlan McLay and Anne Bancroft, along

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with Leslie Brown and Mkale Berishnikoff

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and Tom Scarett. The film

3:36

was nominated for eleven Academy

3:39

Awards, including Best Picture. Did

3:41

you know? Mikhal Berishnikoff played Carrie's

3:43

boyfriend Alexander Petrowski

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on season six of six in the City.

3:49

I did not watch that show, so I did not know

3:52

that. Susane

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Froch.

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After being shown the building that is going to have her

3:59

name across the front of it, Rory decides

4:01

that she would like to leave. Laura,

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I says, honey, come on, we have teased you way worse

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than this before. Remember when you were ten and

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you thought you discovered You Two?

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That was a good one.

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Yeah. You Two

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are an Irish rock band formed in Dublin nineteen

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seventy six. The group consists of Bono

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the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Junior.

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Did you know?

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Bonna was the only person who has been nominated

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for an Oscar Grammy, Golden Globe and

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for the Nobel Prize.

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Wow, Emily

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Richard are discussing how oh, I'm

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so sorry, Taras.

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Oh, It's cool, it's you sure?

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Apology?

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Yeah, all right?

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There are a lot of musicians. In this episode, I just I

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mean, we're just realized. Emily

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and Richard are discussing how funny Lenny's

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mother is. Emily says, it's

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so important to find someone who can make you laugh.

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I was always so envious of Johnny Carson's

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wives. I just thought these women must do

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nothing but laugh all the time. Johnny

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Carson and was a television host, comedian,

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writer, and producer. He's best known

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as the host of the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.

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Carson received six Primetime Emmy

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Awards, the Television Academy's nineteen

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eighty Governor's Award, and the nineteen eighty

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five Peabody Award. And did you know

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When he announced his impending

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retirement, there was fierce competition

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between David Letterman and Jay Leno

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to be his Tonight Show successor.

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Leno eventually won the coveted spot,

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and an angry Letterman moved over to

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rival networks CBS to host

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a competing show

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Boor.

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David was angry. Yeah,

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he was really pissed, wasn't. He was very pissed,

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But he wasn't. He wasn't like he

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wasn't the right DNA for the Tonight

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Show.

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Well, Andrew he had his own success, so

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I feel like it worked out.

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I mean, he had a whole He had a completely

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different demeanor as a ka. I mean,

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he was just like mean to people, you

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know, that was his stick. He would just like make

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people feel like crap all the time, and then they'd

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come back with zingers and that would be his

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you know, his ratings. That's the controversy

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that because he was so nasty to people

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all the time. I remember when Cher told him to

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go f himself unlick.

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Oh sure, now I have to look

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it up.

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Oh yeah, Shaer like he was messing

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with Cher because that was his stick.

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He just he was just completely rude and

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condescending and nasty to people. Johnny

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Carson was the opposite of that. He made Johnny

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Carson made his guests look

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great all the time.

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That was his gift. He knew how

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to get out of the way. He removed

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his ego and he's

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It always seemed like Johnny loved

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his guests and they were the funniest

6:45

people in the world, and they were the most talented people

6:48

in the world. And he made those people

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feel comfortable and great

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and they told great stories. Because he you know,

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he knew that they were nervous coming on, and

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Letterman used that against people, He

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used their against them.

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So I think that's primarily the

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reason why Letterman lost out on that.

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I don't know if anybody cares about my I

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have a question for you guys. Who wrote the Tonight

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Show for Johnny Carson? Johnny

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Carson's Tonight's Show theme song?

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Oh,

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I don't know, Doc

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Severnson.

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He was a conductor.

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He was he was the Tonight Show band, the leader of the

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Tonight Show Band.

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Uh, I have

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zero I don't even know the theme song. Sorry,

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it was lorelized

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dog. Paul anka Way

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wrote the theme song.

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Comes backing.

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It all comes back to who's

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up? Does that mean? Okay? Taylor still

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complaining about the troubadours in town.

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He runs into Officer Rusk and

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ask him to do something about Taylor.

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That's right, It wasn't Officer Fife. Why did I

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call him Officer Fife? Taylor?

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Well, then line them up and have him follow you

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to jail. Officer Rusking, Well, I could do that, but

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it's single cell that

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it holds two maybe three if

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they aren't fat, And we don't have any food

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Taylor, Oh forget it. Barney Fife

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Bernard Barney Fife as a fictional

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character from The Andy Griffith

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Show, portrayed by the

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brilliantly talented comedic actor

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Don Knotts. One of the funniest and most endearing

8:34

characters in television history was Barney

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Fife. Barney Fife is a deputy

8:38

sheriff in a slow paced, sleepy

8:40

southern community of Maybury, North

8:43

Carolina. Did you know? Don don

8:45

Knotts stopped being a regular on The Andy

8:47

Griffin Show after nineteen sixty

8:49

five because originally the show's producers had

8:52

intended to end the series after that year. Still

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at a creative and popular peak, don

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Knotts had already signed a multi

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picture deal with the Universal Studios. And

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I saw and he did a fish called it

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was the Mister Limpet Film. Yeah,

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mister Olympet. We went to see that when I was

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a kid, not sidor.

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He sent mlt you to Universal Picture. When

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Griffin relented to network pressure

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and kept his show on the air for

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several more years, Don later

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said that he deeply regretted having to leave

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the show, but his film commitments

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prevented him from continuing as

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a cast regular. Nice problem

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to have.

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Yeah,

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Emily is trying to set up Christopher

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and Lenny.

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Christopher follows Laurel into the bathroom looking

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for an escape plan. Says,

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out of what?

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Christopher says, what do you mean?

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Out of what?

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This is a setup? So it seems

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I can't believe Emily would do this. Laurel

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I says, you're talking about Emily Dickinson, right, because Emily

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Gilmour was made to do this. Emily

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Dickinson was a poet little

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known during her life, she has since been regarded

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as one of the most important figures in American

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poetry. Did you know Emily

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Dickinson wrote over eighteen hundred poems

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in her fifty six years of life. However,

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only ten of those poems saw the light of day

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in publications.

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Is that that's the way it goes?

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Man?

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All right?

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Christopher believes Lorelei's being no

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help.

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Laura I said what I do? Christopher

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said nothing. You're just sitting there. You're not saying

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anything. Laurlai says, what are you

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talking about? When mom said, doesn't he look like Carrie

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Grant?

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I said yes.

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Carry Grant was an actor best known for comedy

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comedic and dramatic roles such as

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Bringing a Baby, The Philadelphia Story,

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An Affair to Remember, and Charade.

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Did you know that Carrie became a father for the first

10:51

time at the age of sixty two with

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his fourth wife, Diane Cannon, who

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gave birth to their daughter, Jennifer

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Diane Grant on February twenty sixth,

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nineteen sixty six.

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Diane Cannon What a great actress. She

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could do anything, drama, comedy. She

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was in a film with gud

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Was that Warren Batty film with Charles Groden

11:13

and Diane Cannon where

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seems like gold times? No, no, no, where

11:18

he was? Warren Batty

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was a quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams.

11:24

Wait Kevin can wait? Yeah, Yeah,

11:26

she was fantastic in that film.

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Yeah, that was a good movie.

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Laurel's attempt to save Christopher turns

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into Laurele I asking

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a lot of obnoxious questions.

11:37

Laurel Lenny as a psychologists

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tell me what you think of the soprano as Carolyn, Actually

11:44

I miss Adriana. The

11:46

Sopranos is an American crime drama

11:49

television series created by David Chase's

11:51

series revolves around Tony Soprano James Gandolfini,

11:55

May he rest in peace, a New Jersey

11:57

based Italian American mobster who struggles

11:59

to bow on his family life with his

12:01

role as the leader of a criminal

12:04

organization. That's listen, that's

12:06

how my family was. That's all Jersey found from

12:08

Jersey. Everybody has. We're all crime families

12:11

up there. That's the stereotyme. Adriana

12:15

is a fictional character on the HBO TV

12:17

series The Soprano is portrayed by Drea

12:20

de Matteo. She

12:23

is a longtime girlfriend later fiance

12:26

of Tony Soprano's protege,

12:28

Christopher Malta

12:30

Sante Maltasanti.

12:33

Did you know?

12:34

It has said that during some scenes James

12:36

Gandelfini inserted a small

12:38

stone and his shoe to anger him,

12:42

making him play the role of Tony

12:44

Soprano more authentically. He would

12:46

also stay awake all night for

12:49

some of the breakfast scenes to

12:51

achieve a tired look. Yeah, he

12:53

would also stay away. It means he

12:55

partied all night and he didn't do it,

12:59

just went out, had a good time. Well,

13:02

how dedicate No, Hey, of course he

13:05

was great. I'm sure he did.

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Rory has thrown logan a London

13:08

themed going away party. Logan

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says, kiss me Mary Poppins. Rory says,

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really, I thought I was more Gwyneth Paltrow

13:15

Shakespeare in Love. Shakespeare

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in Love is a nineteen ninety eight period romantic

13:19

comedy film produced by Harvey Weinstein.

13:22

It stars Gwyneth Paltrow.

13:24

Josephine why

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Boom, Jeffrey

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Rash, Calling Firth, Ben f Black, and Judy

13:33

Dench.

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The film depicts a fictional

13:35

love affair involving playwright Ruling Shakespeare

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and Viola de Lesseps while

13:41

Shakespeare was writing Romeo and Juliet.

13:43

Did you know?

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Dame Judy Dench won an Academy Award for

13:47

Best Supporting Actress for her role as

13:49

Queen Elizabeth the First, although her

13:51

screen time is only five minutes fifty two seconds

13:53

in four scenes, the second

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shortest performance to win an Oscar, behind

13:59

only Beatrice Straight in Network from

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nineteen seventy six, who has

14:03

five minutes and two seconds of screen time?

14:06

Oh god, wow?

14:08

Who is Beatrice Straight? Was she? Uh?

14:10

I guess the wife of William Holden? And

14:13

you see that? Yeah? You

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never saw Network?

14:16

I never saw Oh.

14:19

San, You've got to see it this weekend isn't

14:21

that?

14:21

Is that the one about We've

14:24

We're not gonna take it anymore?

14:25

Yes, okay, mad as hell, We're not going

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to take anym Yeah, that's the classic film

14:30

of that era.

14:30

Okay, I'll look for it.

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Oh God, you gotta watch that film. It's good. That's

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the greatest film. Tara

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suit Oh wait are you doing? Yeah, Tara, you're

14:39

good.

14:39

Yeah, all right.

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So lurl I sees Lenny in her car outside

14:42

of the Gilmours and starts to talk to her.

14:44

Carolyn says okay. Laura says

14:47

me, yeah, Yeah, I'm good. It was really nice

14:49

meeting you. Sorry if I talked too much during dinner.

14:51

Every now and then, I just feel the need to reenact

14:54

certain key scenes from Purple Rain. Purple

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Rain is in nineteen eighty four rock musical

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films, scored and scored

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by and starring Prince in his acting

15:05

debut. Developed to showcase his talents,

15:08

it contained several concert sequences

15:10

featuring Prince and his band The Revolution.

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Did You Know?

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Albert Magnoli told

15:16

Rolling Stone that when the concept was

15:18

first brought to Warner Brothers, they suggested

15:21

that John Travolta plays Prince.

15:24

I can't picture that.

15:26

You know what, he probably could

15:28

have pulled off.

15:30

I mean he could, but I feel like it wouldn't

15:32

have the same effect that the film

15:34

did.

15:35

So so he would, but

15:38

it would be it would have been.

15:39

What it would have been. It would have been.

15:43

But it was, but they would have John

15:45

Travolta being print yeah.

15:47

And singing those songs.

15:50

No, Ama, No,

15:53

that would have been John Travolta with like a

15:55

different band, right, I

15:58

mean Ton had.

16:02

Prince's band.

16:05

What what year was Grease? Because was

16:07

is it kind of like right after seventy?

16:10

That was in the seventies?

16:11

Yeah, five, But they're probably coming

16:13

off of like, oh, he's a big star

16:16

from Greece, you know.

16:19

I don't know actually, but to tell.

16:21

The Prince story with John Travolta, I

16:23

don't know. Was Prince any good in

16:25

Purple Ring?

16:26

Well?

16:26

They said it was his acting.

16:28

I mean I don't remember it, but I've

16:30

seen it, but it's

16:32

Prince like it's but maybe it's

16:34

because it's his acting debut.

16:36

So they were like, does he actually have the skills to act?

16:40

So that's my guess.

16:41

So he probably was already hired to

16:43

score the film.

16:44

I think John Travolta would have been a much better choice.

16:47

That's really Yes, he's

16:49

a fantastic actor.

16:51

But.

16:53

He could have pulled on he could have pulled off the

16:55

dancing, obviously, he could have done

16:57

the singing. Yeah, and it would

16:59

have would have been a better acting performance.

17:02

I mean, Prince isn't an actor. You

17:04

can't just step into a lead of a

17:06

film and you know, expect

17:08

to do what a John Travolta can do.

17:10

I just don't think that those songs would

17:13

be as big today.

17:15

If it was John Travolta could.

17:16

Have been bigger. Maybe

17:19

we would have been taught.

17:21

We'll never know, we'll

17:26

know.

17:28

That's interesting.

17:29

You're making a good effort there, But yeah.

17:32

It's hard. It's hard for John Travolta

17:34

to push the Prince brand, which is the point

17:36

of him starting the movie. Yet Rory

17:39

is sending Logan off to London with a couple of tears.

17:41

Rory, I keep trying to think of

17:43

fabulous things to say, but all I can think is

17:46

say hi to William and Harry for me.

17:49

Logan says, I love you. As William, Prince

17:51

of Wales is the heir apparent of the British throne.

17:53

He is the elder son of King Charles the Third and Diana,

17:56

Princess of Wales. May she

17:59

rest in peace. Prince Harry

18:01

is William's younger brother, who left the

18:03

royal family in

18:06

two thousand and twenty. Did

18:09

you know a few days ago Harry lost his legal

18:12

challenge to have police security in the UK. Duke

18:14

of Sussex had argued that

18:16

he should have automatic protection for himself

18:18

as his family whenever they've visited the UK

18:21

from their home in California.

18:23

He still has the title, but not officially.

18:27

They can't call him royal anymore

18:32

except a royal pain

18:34

in the tushy?

18:35

Do you what I just recently learned about?

18:38

I learned that the royal family doesn't

18:40

really have last names, Like

18:42

they're a part of a house, Like he's a part of

18:44

the Windsor house, but like his name's

18:46

not like Harry Windsor.

18:49

Yeah, I did not.

18:50

I was, I guess if your royalty

18:52

you don't need it?

18:53

Yeah, because it's you're gonna get confused

18:55

with anyone else. Duke of Sussex, I

18:57

guess is your title? But yeah, I was like I was looking

18:59

it up. I'm like, what's the last name?

19:01

Yeah, Like I wonder, what's on his driver's

19:03

license.

19:04

Right, does he even have one?

19:06

Or is it?

19:07

You know, like, yeah, he.

19:09

Better I'll tell you now he better or

19:11

else he's going.

19:11

To get report right sport?

19:14

Yeah?

19:14

But like is he driving around California with Megan?

19:17

I think he still has a motorcycle now?

19:20

Really?

19:21

Yeah? Like they yeah,

19:23

they have a motorcycle.

19:25

He's ubering maybe, who knows?

19:28

Could you imagine picking up?

19:30

Does you wear shoes anymore? He doesn't

19:32

wear shoes. He grew his hair.

19:36

Like, imagine pulling up the house and Prince Harry

19:38

just gets into your car.

19:43

I'd say, dude, dude,

19:45

what's it feel like? You know, like Chuck

19:47

Connors and branded to get stripped of all your

19:49

titles. Well,

19:53

look they made a bold choice and

19:55

they're sticking to it, and you

19:57

know, good for

19:59

them.

20:00

He's definitely getting an uber Black not New bres

20:06

Alright now, we're.

20:08

Gonna need it first in the last name. Yeah,

20:11

for the pickup, it's Harry and house

20:14

of windsor what your house

20:16

is on Windsor Street? Where are you who?

20:19

I can't pick you up if it's just Harry anyway?

20:22

Uh, that's it, Thank you, ladies. Tara sued

20:25

Suzanne French. We

20:27

will see you next time. Thanks everybody, best fans

20:29

on the planet. Thanks for all the downloads, keep the cards

20:32

and letters coming, and always remember

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