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Edited on Wed Sep-07-11 02:02 PM by UTUSN
Excuse me, but I'm new to these fellows. I mean, I only started watching them in the past year and I got hooked!1 Jerry is a real gentleman, actually they both seem to be, but Jerry has a quiet humanity and humility and doesn't look down on his participants and makes a case for the frailty of all of us humans. I mean that!1
So I was surprised after Labor Day, apparently the debut of the new season, when the two shows are in switched time slots. I knew there was some kind of two-for-one since they both tape in (Camden?), didn't pay attention to whether they are with the same production company.
Anyway, just wondering whether they have done this forever, being each other's lead-ins for a season or so.
ON EDIT: Might as well continue on...
I'm aware of Jerry's Democratic history, his sex scandal (while in office?). That he had relatives lost to the Holocaust. Self-deprecating humor.
As for the shows themselves, especially SPRINGER, it's like what the Roman forum crowds must have been, (almost) without the blood: Crowds in a frenzy, cheering for the raw lusts, jeering at the evil characters, just a (blood-)LETTING of emotions and Before-Xtian guilts and shades of gray.
Oh, and "Ellen" is now on another channel (ABC), whereas she used to be the third hour after those two boys. And just to clarify: I do NOT sit and watch t.v. The t.v. is always on, but it is on a shelf above my head as multi-tasking background noise, more often than not on the political/talk channels, and I am on the 'puter down below facing a window or else I'm DOING something constructive, NEVER sitting and watching. I'm sure this matters to be put out there.
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