on a spotty network this is what she heard. just wear something crazy, remember it s a costume party. a costume party!? yes! anybody want to split a turkey leg? okay, let s play show business. i always knew i would one day end up doing a talk show. inless than two years, arsenal
was your family. when david crane and i lived in new york, we were apart of six people. we celebrated everything together and there is that period where we were looking to be throughout on your own and the people you relie on are the ones who live down the hall. here we go. pivot. pivot. pivot. pivot. everybody was obsessed of the show. which one of these characters were you? were you a girl, were you phoebe or rachel? this does put me in a better mood? the kids who were watching the young audience saw a
the saxophone on the arsenal hall show in 1992. what song did he use to appeal to the hipper audience? bill: all right, heart break hotel, doocy got it right. appeal to the younger audience. bill: younger audience elvis song. when they liked elvis they were young. i get it but you know, it wasn t exactly a hip song at that time. bill: something really strange is happening. doocy has got them all right. he is four for four. you can t beat him. dave garaway was the first
bill: bill clinton played the saxophone on the arsenal hall show in 1992. what song did he use to appeal to the hipper audience? bill: all right, heart break hotel, doocy got it right. appeal to the younger audience. bill: younger audience elvis song. when they liked elvis they were young. i get it but you know, it wasn t exactly a hip song at that time. bill: something really strange is happening. doocy has got them all right. he is four for four. you can t beat him. dave garaway was the first
bill: bill clinton played the saxophone on the arsenal hall show in 1992. what song did he use to appeal to the hipper audience? bill: all right, heart break hotel, doocy got it right. appeal to the younger audience. bill: younger audience elvis song. when they liked elvis they were young. i get it but you know, it wasn t exactly a hip song at that time. bill: something really strange is happening. doocy has got them all right. he is four for four. you can t beat him. dave garaway was the first