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"Who Will be the Next Howard Stern?"
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10/22/05 02:05 PM
10/22/05 02:05 PM
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Certainly I've listened to Stern time to time, mostly because the local radio stations pulled his syndicated radio show after a few folks just wanted to hear lousy redneck humor and repeated-weather forecast than hear fun, if juvenile, humor where in a good week you can have either strippers, porn stars, midgets, Elvis impersonators, movie stars, etc......I mean, what is the right choice? Nice article about NBC's having to deal once Stern leaves in January... http://www.cnn.com/2005/SHOWBIZ/TV/10/21/replacing.howard.ap/index.html
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Re: "Who Will be the Next Howard Stern?"
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10/22/05 04:11 PM
10/22/05 04:11 PM
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mr. soprano
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i don't think anyone can replace howard. and it sucks because i was an avid listener, and they replaced him up here in canada with some other guy. so i haven't been able to listen to howard for about six year now i think. but i mean, for three years straight, ever morning i'd get up extra early to listen to him before i went to school.
i even have his movie, which occassionally i'll pop on to be reminded of how interesting he can be.
"strange things happen all the time, and so it goes and so it goes. and the book says, 'we may be through with the past, but the past is not through with us'" - MAGNOLIA
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Re: "Who Will be the Next Howard Stern?"
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10/23/05 10:34 AM
10/23/05 10:34 AM
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Originally posted by marlon: I've never heard his radio show. Is it anything like the show he does on TV where he has whores on and watches them undress? That'a a part of his show, to be sure. But believe it or not, there's a lot more to Howard than that. He has a really funny show, poking fun at just about anyone and everyone. My favorite segment, which is never on the tv show, is the news. This can last anywhere from 30 to 120 minutes, depending on what's going on and how much they get sidetracked.
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