jackie martling's 2006 appearance on howard stern?
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I do not think he has been on the show yet.  Howard is always joking that Jackie wants to much money to do a appearance.
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try going to comedy central.com and click on the chapelle show link they have video clips from the show there
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Not recently, but she did perform on Letterman.  I do remember seeing the Hunter when it came out (1997) on MTV.
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Very sketchy info; he left BST in 1968.  He then did work on Al Cooper's "Al's Big Deal (unclaimed freight") in 1975.  Since then, everyone I've spoken to has the same story-- he had a mental breakdown, and has been living in a mental institution ever since the episode (1977 or 1978)... "ahh... jucyfruit"
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go to your local best buy or look online, i think they may have DVD's of him, if not set your tivo to record it everyday off nick toons, it is on now!!
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Michael Richards stunned a comedy club audience, shouting racial epithets at people who heckled him during a stand-up routine. \n\nThe 57-year-old actor-comedian, best known for playing Jerry Seinfeld's eccentric neighbor Kramer on the hit TV show "Seinfeld," was performing at the Laugh Factory in West Hollywood Friday night when he went into the verbal rampage. \n\nA video that bleeps out some obscenities posted on TMZ.com shows that the tirade apparently began after two black audience members started shouting at him that he wasn't funny. \n\nHe then paced across the stage taunting the men for interrupting his show, peppering his speech with racial slurs and profanities. \n\nWhile there is some chuckling in the audience throughout the outburst, someone can be heard gasping "Oh my God" and various people "ooh" after Richards uses the n-word. \n\nYou can see what he said for yourself at http://www.tmz.com/search/?q=Kramer%27s+racial+outburts\nJust scroll down to the bottom of the page and play the video.
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No it was a bit.\nHe was on Howard Stern yesterday
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I don't watch either but have listend to howard stern while I was working in Cincinnati and down in Florida. \n\nSo I'd pick Stern.\n\nP.s. Your answer for my question wasn't long enough if you are talking about the RAIDERS!!! You could of used all the possible amount of space and it wouldn't of bothered me one bit!!        *Just Win Baby*
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Howard Stern has been consistently hostile towards any effort to re-distribute any of his content on the Internet, for example contractually preventing affiliate radio stations from streaming on the Internet while airing The Howard Stern Show. When the show reaches Sirius satellite radio on January 9th 2006, subscribers will be unable to listen to it through the Sirius web site.\n\nWhile a number of fans record the show and make copies available to download on a daily basis, either directly or via BitTorrent files, linking to any of these sources or downloading from them is tantamount to copyright infringement. Having said that, your favourite search engine, given the right search phrase, would be able to locate one.
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I actually had the show on today, but failed to get any details....or have since forgotten.  Try judgejoebrowndotcom  or fox.com (or whatever network it was on) and look for links like About This Show, or Ask our Staff, or similar.\n\nGood luck!
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I heard on the radio (Howard Stern Show) that it is actually a woman dressed like a bald guy.  And i believe this was the last year for that commercial.
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Not sure about on SNL but I know on MadTv Stephnie Weir plays a character(old lady) and she'd be like "Can I ask you a question........"  or "you know what, honey....."and it would be something outta nowhere. HILARIOUS though! Maybe thats it?
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Hi . . the show you're referring to was "3 Girls 3" . . . it was a summer replacement show in 1977 and was not on the schedule as a fall listing.  Mimi Kennedy was, indeed, in the show, as were Carol Burnett and Jack Albertson (among others).  However, Bess Armstrong was not among the cast members.  I do believe the blonde singer you're referring to is Ellen Foley (b. 1951).  Go to Yahoo search and put in her name and there are several articles on her.  You can also her up under Yahoo images . . . unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be anything current on her.  I hope this helps.
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Yup. He took over the spot that Howard Stern had. If your in LA, then the station is 97.1fm.
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Actually, it was revealed last year that Paula Abdul has a writer for her Simon comebacks. I have a feeling that most of what they say is on the spot, but some things are scripted.
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I do not believe this to be the case. (I believe that Howard Stern was born and brought up in NY, anyway below is what Wikipedia has on Daniel Stern).\n\nDaniel Stern (born August 28, 1957, in Bethesda, Maryland), is an American television and film actor.\n\nBorn in Bethesda, Maryland, Stern applied for a job as a lighting engineer for a Shakespeare Festival in Washington, D.C., but was hired as a walk-on. After taking acting lessons, Stern began his acting career on and off Broadway. In 1979, he made his movie debut as Cyril in Breaking Away. His breakthrough role as an actor came in Barry Levinson's Diner, another film role he is remembered for is the 1983 action film Blue Thunder as J.A.F.O., a.k.a. Officer Richard Lymangood.\n\nHowever, Stern is often more remembered for playing bumbling but lovable idiots, such as Phil from the City Slickers movies and Marv from the first two Home Alone movies. He is also noted for providing the voice of the narrator on the TV series The Wonder Years, and the eponymous title character of the animated series of Scott Adams' comic strip, Dilbert.\n\nStern has also tried his hand at directing through several episodes of The Wonder Years and the movie Rookie of the Year.
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Sue Carpenter isn't really a celebrity any more - I don't think she's done any TV/radio work since 2000. It may be possibly that she writes articles as some ex-newscasters do, but I haven't seen her name on anything, so maybe she's just retired from the spotlight!