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From Variety: "To the Editor: Reading excerpts from Stanley Gold's letter to Michael Eisner, a particular phrase caught my eye: 'the enormous loss of creative talent over the last years.' My husband, Buddy Baker, who passed away last year, was a composer at the Disney Studio for 28...

But of course. Flame-broiled chicken. :D

Just doing our job, as jedix The Great would say. Hope it helped. :cool:

Anytime. I'll post more Postposts as they come along, they're generally way ahead of the curve on these sorts of things. :cool:

Wow. We don't have that channel - will it air anywhere else? I would love to see that. :excited: :excited: :excited:

2/6/04 from the New York Post: "Is Roy Disney about to get his wish - the end of Michael Eisner's reign? Spies in the know say certain people, acting on behalf of several members of the Disney Board, have reached out to NBA Commissioner David Stern, a 'marketing genius', to see if Stern...

Coolness, good for you. Follow your dreams. :cool:

While I don't watch the show I do see enough clips to keep up. The first season I really objected to it because I thought (and still do) that at that time kids maybe didn't know what they were getting into and that bothered me. Now that they know, and still go willingly, that's a different...

Very nicely put. :cool: I particularly love the visual of Eisner being kicked to the curb, perhaps left sitting there next to his Mercedes. Or Bentley. Whatever it is he drives. :D

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Indeed. :D just kidding guys, oh ye of The Stinky Sock Thread a.k.a. Scotland Meets Kentucky. I hired Harry to beat up the socks only.

A little extra hot water for Eisner: :D As chairman of one of the three parent companies of A & E, which is the parent of The History Channel, Eisner along with underlings are about to come under investigation regarding a documentary which aired in November on The History Channel which...

Ahem. You are a spring chicken. Or spring bear, as it were. Jogchem, we don't know each other but the Happiest of Birthdays to you. Will he see this thread? :cool:

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2/3/04 future Pixar twist? http://www.nypost.com/gossip/cindy.htm third article down, after Janet Jackson and Paris Hilton

Steve Allen and Jack Paar were the fathers of the talk show, Allen being sillier than Paar. Larry King Live ran an excellent hour honoring Paar last week. A good part of that hour was about the difference between then and now in talk shows, which is that now they're driven by promotional...

That is much, much more than I needed to know, Fozzie. :concern:

That's my cousin Ralph's brother-in-law. We always wondered what became of him. :D

The Oscar people *suits puffing up* feel that a certain measure of gravitas must be maintained at all times by the Academy and that real recognition of comedy would compromise that. The Emmy people take the same view regarding genre t.v. I think it's ridiculous and unfair but there it is. Any...

I should remember that and I don't. I probably saw it many times. But it sounds hilarious, your description certainly is, lol. :D