In Chicago we had a huge, wildly popular Bozo (it went off the air, a sad death, about five years ago), and also Romper Room in the morning with Miss Elizabeth. Do be a do bee, don't be a don't bee...
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When I was a little boy.  It was broadcast from 1954 to 1994.  Each show ended with the hostess gazing into the ‘Magic Mirror’ (just a mirror frame) and saying (changing the names each day): “Magic Mirror, tell me today, are all my friends at home at play?”  “I see Mary and Hank and Tommy and Virginia and Hannah and all you boys and girls out there!”  [She never said my name!]\n
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I have always enjoyed Berlin for dancing and Charlie's (on Broadway) is also fun. Then there's the whole Sidetracks, Roscoes, SPIN, Halsted St. crap-too much for my taste.
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No not yet. Petal dies around Christmas time just as Honey was begining to love her. It is my favourite programme. Try reading inside soap for more info or ask me.
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Many people are sad like you and me. He was a legend. He was a charismatic individual as well as a great coach. He was the fifth all-time winningest coach. The out pour of grief has been amazing, and it's ironic that it happened while he was talking about tomorrows game at a TV studio here in Detroit. He will be sorely missed. Also, his last name is Schembechler, but he will always be know as BO. RIP BO!
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I loooooved that show!!!  It was romantic and hopeful and sweet and charming and thought provoking, and we all could use a lot more of that!  Not too sappy...a lovely balance of dreams-come-true and bitterweet, yet reminding us that a new day will bloom again. Jeremy Piven and Paula Marshall had such a wonderful chemistry.  I was so disappointed when they canceled it...bad move.
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Sad. Ver, very sad. I saw levert in concert with New Edition, Karen White, Al B Sure, in the 80's.  Levert kicked asss! Gerald was like a fun down to earth guy you looked forward to seeing at family reunions.  Pop Pop goes my mind is one of the best slow jams ever.  I feel so bad for Eddie, to outlive his son. Unfortunately, many people don't know who he is, he wasn't a household name like Luther or Barry White, but he had a powerful voice that will be missed. I haven't been this upset since Roger Troutman of Zapp, and Gregory Hines died. The R&B community needs to make another song like Nightshift by the Commodores, dedicated to fallen R&B greats.
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isn't she still doing hairspray on broadway?? i think after she lost her show, that's all she could go back to. o so sad
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bs used to sell crap\nthanks Deedee! i said it ripped umberto eco a week ago !!!
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Omg, yeah she's the best ever, her and David Beckham of course(hottie!)It sucks that she's retired, but w/e! she was and will always be the best!And does she really live in Chicago? well yeah, bye!
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You are so right! Their old stuff rocks (I have Insomniac and Int'l Superhits!, looking for a Nimrod). I was watching "Welcome To Paradise" which is supposed to look like a live show, and the video never really focuses on any on member of the band. Billie Joe wasn't out there grabbing hands either, at the end of the video he was doing crowd dives and stuff like that, pushing the security guys around with the rest of the crowd. What I really can't stand in "St. Jimmy" is the shot of the little seven-or-so-year-old girl. Really-really-really-teenie bopper, my God!
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Howard is The King Of All Media circa 1992. In 2005 his act is rather stale and repetitious. Strippers 24/7 are simply not that entertaining. HooHoo tel'em Fred
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We can hope, but I can't imagine it getting axed.  It seems to be extremely popular, although I gave it up when Lisa Ling left, and they brought in Elisabeth Hasselbeck.  I cannot stand her at all.  Now a days, I just catch clips of it on youtube.com, and that's enough blabbering for me.  For "professionals", they sure talk over one another an awful lot.
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You can get some inspiration from "Four Weddings and a Funeral" as well. I think it is not disrespectful to remember the endearing funny episodes of somebody's life, especially if he/she had a good public sense of humour. I'd want my funeral to be a happy party for all my friends and family.
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I remember when stamps were I believe a dime, payphones were a dime and then a quarter. I remember one time I called the help number that used to be listed on the payphone because it was busted. The operator sent me a check for $0.25. I remember when you walked into an establishment, people would greet you with a smile and say "hello" and then when you leave they'd say "thank you..."  I remember when a man would give up a seat for a woman, especially if she was pregnant. I remember penny candies and mom and pop shops. I remember a little ice cream shop in Greenpoint, NY (Brooklyn) that used to sell the best banana splits. I remember when you used to be able to ask the supermarkets for their crates and now,  it's illegal to sit on one. I remember when you were tired you could sit down, now they are giving fines to pregnant women who are tired and sit on the stairwell of the subway. (She must have been tired to, even think about, sitting on that nasty, grime crusted step!) I remember when all men used to open doors for ladies and children and now I find women and children opening the doors and healthy grown men walking by and my husband being on of those rare ones that still do those nice things (I am blessed to have him). Things have become a little to convenient sometimes to the point where we have become lazy, forgetful and ill-mannered. Sure, lots of things have improved but those things that we didn't need improving on...simply disappear or is slowly doing so. That's why we end up "remembering" these old moments...because we secretly long for a time or thing that reminds us all of our childhood.
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lol thank you! =]\n\nand well at first we just had to sing the song- not a problem.\nBut THEN we had to do a dance to it while singing. And this dance happened to be choreographed by one of the students, and the chorus teacher- an absolute NIGHTMARE. As a dancer in profession, looking back now, its so horrific, lol.\nThen whenever we practiced the song, for some reason we never practiced to Mary Mary's version, we always practiced to the song being played on the piano. Which happens to sound SO depressing it could make anyone want to go crawl into a corner and die, haha. It seriously sounded like something to be played at a funeral! So when we finally performed this song at the concert, the music was played very quietly, and we were all so embarassed, we all sounded pretty monotone and zombie-like, hahaha.\nEpilogue- This chorus teacher, rumour says, decided to shave her head and live in a monastary. (which isn't true, but it is something she would do :P)\n\nAnd that is my story! :D
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Not really she was okay,but it ended up not working with Hoopz which is sad.New York thought she was so wonderful but she was so wierd I mean who closes there eyes when they speak? Anyway, I think New York is crazy and if I lived with her i suffocate my self with her fake made in China hair.
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yep, i remember both of them, after pipkins used to be Rainbow and then I think it was The Sullivans. Used to go home from school for lunch.  aaaahhhhhhhh happy days