If you stayed up LATE to watch our appearence on The Comedy Den we are very sorry.
We were told the episode would air last night and it didn’t!!!
We got a boatload of calls from listeners who stayed up and were dissapointed. Even though we have no control over the broadcast, Dave and I feel terrible.
So…….we are no longer promoting the episode. Thank you to everyone who wound up being late for work this morning because they stayed up (or just changed thier viewing habits to catch the show.)
…..We are done with it. Washing our hands. We don’t care when it’s on.
We don’t care if it is ever on.
When we went out east to tape the show, we met some fine folks that work at the tv station and we don’t mean to disparage them….. but even if Moses himself comes down from a mountain declaring when it will be on we are no longer talking about it…..
One other goodbye…..
….Although 86 years old is a pretty good “run” it was sad to hear of the passing of Ed McMahon this morning. A few months ago we broke the story that he had bone cancer but his passing was still was a surprise.
I remember meeting him during my first radio job 11 years ago. I was an associate producer for “Danny Bonaduce in the morning” on what was then a radio station called BIG 105.
When you are an “associate” producer, that is just another name for low man on the totem pole.We were broadcasting from the18th floor in a building in Manhatten and one of my duties was to take the elevator to the street to get the guests whatever they might want to eat or drink at 7 o’clock in the morning.
Many, many, many times for countless big time celebrities, I would trudge my butt down to get coffee, cigarettes, breakfast and other things a silence contract clause prevents me from telling. The one thing all of those trips have in common is an ungrateful star at the end of the delivery.
But when I met Ed McMahon in the green room he shook my hand and said with a smile, “Nice to meet you Glenn.”
When I got back with his cofee and danish he said, “Thank you Glenn.”
That meant alot to the radio pee-on radio rookie I was. After his interview, where he was engaging and very funny, he made it a point to say goodbye to me, thanks again and nice to meet you (again.)
Mr. McMahon has a long and wonderful resume of his time on earth but sometimes you can judge a mans character just on how he treats strangers. To Ed I say:
IT WAS REALLY NICE TO MEET YOU SIR.