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Yeah, yeah. Mm mm mm. Hi. I'm Steve Fox, and my name is Steve Fox. I'm January hero, and I'll be Richard hard. Mhm. Yes, This is it. The absolute last show of evening magazine. And we hope you love it. And we have a lot of plans

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for you tonight. We have daredevils and travel around the world here. My mouth. What do you mean? We've got amazing people, incredible celebrities and ridiculous bloopers. Good evening. I'm gonna hear This is Stephen. Plus, you'll find out what Janet I'll be doing after the show. Our

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next jobs, Jan. I think that's enough chocolate. All at a great party with friends like Don Blue and Roger Craig filling all the guys with the answers. And now the end is near. And so we face and two guys you may remember from way back Steve

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Fox and Richard Hearts, please join us for an evening magazine special. Our last. Yes, that's right. Our last show. Evening magazine. Okay, I guess everybody's so excited. And I'm a little nervous. I forgot my name. So did Richard. What? We're having a great party tonight to

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celebrate 14 great years of evening magazine wanted everyone who's ever worked in the show to come own in from New York and Los Angeles and Seattle everywhere. No one here, including all the men I've ever closed the show with Olive Jan's Men are Here Tonight. I

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was getting a little bit jealous, but it's great to see everybody. A lot of people in this room made us do some wild and crazy things that all of you got to share in, including one of my favorite when the guy jumped off El Capitan. Remember

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that this is the ultimate I'm a real wild one. Wild one Wild one Wild. Perhaps the most inspiring stories on every magazine over the years have been those about the people who dared to throw themselves into life and experience it to the fullest from hang gliders.

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Two parachutes Evening people never seem content to stand around and watch life go by. They just had to jump in set, go. We've always looked for and often found people who wanted to climb higher or go faster than anyone else. When Kristen Culver was no longer

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satisfied with her downhill speed records, she strapped skis onto a car and set a new world record. Yeah, as a matter of fact, it seems like people were always trying to find a new way to use skis. New stream team Steve Down Flip Whose compassion? You're

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rich. Yamamura Steve down Mount Everest? Yeah, No sound of wind A world without sound Try to break And David Cox skied anywhere where there wasn't snow And of course, there was flight. Yeah, windows that get miss it. Every conceivable form of aviation was featured on TV

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magazine. We flew on the wing tip of aromatic hang gliders and high above Yosemite Valley. Julie Clark gave us a back seat ride in her stunt plane and we captured the awesome spectacle of the Blue Angels Precision flying. Mhm. Yeah, probably you back. I'm crazy. Everything

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seems easy. I'm a while. Yeah, while way. If there was ever someone trying to break a record or daring to cheat death in some way, you can be sure to find it on evening magazine. All right? Okay. Go ahead, Shoot another one. It got me. But

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perhaps the most prolific daredevils ever seen on the show where our host, we could never turned down a dare. You don't expect me to do that. Wow. Whoa! Camera. What? Yeah, Yeah. I thought I saw my spleen go by me. At one point, I thought it

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was a football. Here's a couple of guys I'd like to see right on a bungee cord sometime. The answer. Guys you don't recognize? It's not in our blue smocks, and then we rarely are without them. But tonight forget it was a specifications. Ties. I'm impressed, guys.

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You know, we've answered, You know, we've answered too darn many questions on this show. Yes, he spit on you. Yes, he did. I thought so. And it's been fairly easy wash. I'll never wash because we're such knowledgeable guys. And you know, we have a phone. We

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know where the library is. Now that the show is going down the dumper tonight, Tonight this is it. We find ourselves left with questions that we the answer guys are unable to answer on our own. You can believe that Paul and Phil here. The answer Guys.

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Evening magazine, going down the tubes after 15 years. Who's responsible for that? Where would you place the blame? I think it's probably that guy. Probably Mike Jerrick. Yeah, it's the guy with the big hair. Oh, yeah. Mike Jerrick is wholly responsible. Really? He just He just

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took it down with him. Why do you think it went off? Whose fault was it? Current affairs. That guy Mike. Jared, I think. Jerick What do you think? The big problem is with the evening maggots, Like a jerk. Hi. I'm not familiar with Jared. But you're

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saying that he's the one that you know. I'm not saying that. I don't want to put words in your mouth. I'd probably have to say Mike Chair. Really? Yeah. He has more hair. I think he less people can identify because of the hair. Isn't hair? Yeah,

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nobody's got that much here. Right? Right. His hair is kind of big. Uh, Mike Jerrett, Cut the big hair. My Jerick is at fault. You all just have a follicle envy. That's all it is coming up on T v magazines. Last show travel around the world

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Australia, Japan, China and the Soviet Union. This is the Russian toilet paper. Everyone talks about the consistency of newsprint. Home. One day our television broke down at our house. And what we did occupy the time we would just sit around and look at one another. We

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decided we would wake up every morning singing songs, old folk songs like cotton Fields back home. And when the sun shines and all these kind of things, we would start making harmony. The next thing you know that my father had a good time in his closet

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when he would go to work, Peter with sneaking plan and one day t to get caught. And he got a whipping. And after the whip and he said, Now let me see what you can play on the well, welcome back to the party. Now, after 14.5

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years, I guess you could call this show kind of a window on the world for everybody, right? Because we've traveled everywhere to every continent, in the world, perhaps even the universe. I missed this trip. Where'd you go to Pluto? You weren't there. But the best thing

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about all of our trips is that you've got to go along with uh huh. 14 years. Evening magazine has prided itself and reflecting the heart and the soul of the Bay Area. But some of our most memorable stories were produced in cities, thousands of miles away.

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We have traveled through the most exotic countries of the world, from Istanbul to Italy, from China to the Soviet Union, bringing you the culture, the history and the people of these different worlds. Evening magazine even dared to go where no Western cameras had gone before. 1987

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we were one of the first American television crews inside the Soviet Union. First room you'll want to check out is the bathroom. First thing you notice there's never a shower curtain. This is the shower. And most often in Russian hotel rooms. Hot and cold water are

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reversed. Although in my case, it doesn't make much difference. Since they're both cold. You're gonna want to bring your own bathtub stopper. There never seems to be one. And bring your own toilet paper. This is the Russian toilet paper. Everyone talks about the consistency of newsprint.

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Gorbachev had just come into power and the Soviet culture was changing before their very eyes. The most expressive Where the youth. Mm. For another study, start this shit you can imagine. Mm. She moving? I'm starting. Our first visit to China in 1981 was also a groundbreaking

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trip although news cameras have been allowed in the country, we were one of the first magazine shows to capture the Chinese culture here in Shanghai. There are no burger Kings of McDonald's yet, But if you're in the mood for some food to go to the bazaar

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is a place to come here. You can find every kind of fast food imaginable. I'm gonna Yeah, yeah. But we have to admit, through all of this hard work, there were some trips that could be classified as working vacations, some places we couldn't stay away from.

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We visited Japan twice and could never get enough of its traditional mystique. Yeah, Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mm hmm. Yeah. Mhm. Okay, I lost track of how many times we visited Hawaii. But the trip that stands out most is my favorite was the time

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I surprised my folks at their home. Mhm. Hi. Hi. Is my love. Yeah. So, Silverado, Yasuhiro, Whatever. What happened? I'm here to surprise you. Oh, my goodness. Good thing you came. Now, in the five minutes, it will be gone. Australia was another one of our favorite

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destinations. The Aussies didn't know what hit them when we sent Don Blue and Joe and Jennifer Montana to tear up the town down under a much of a trailer. Yeah, I think whatever they can, mhm. And ultimately, one of the best ways to experience a country

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is through its cuisine. Our own Richard Hart was fearless when it came to indulging in the cuisine de jure Love them little shrimp, prawns, shrimp prawns. What I love to eat love to bite their little heads off. Nibbled on their little shrimp head feet. Mhm. Yeah.

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Mhm. Okay, Yeah. Mm. Yes. The entire staff gained a whole new respect for Rich when he dared to dine on an Australian grub. Okay. Is it in my mouth? Yeah. Put him in. Put him and get your head. Get the head between your teeth and put

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the right hand and crush him. Eat him to get him in the back, and that's it. And Oh, that's beautiful, isn't it? Uh huh. It's It's, uh it's God. But I do it, Richard. It's brought a bit of color back into your face. You know, he's

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gonna tell me nobody's ever done this before. Traveling to these countries hasn't always been a trip to paradise. Were usually encountered mind boggling obstacles from the moment we stepped off the plane and every step along the way. But we wouldn't have missed one memory for the

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world. Yeah, Japanese. Yeah. You know, here I have some don't Really. This is good for you. You know, you've done some pretty crazy things on them. Three, the craziest and the bravest. There's women ate that still carefully. But you ate snake in Hong Kong, Remember? With

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China, we went to the last trip. Half as bad as you win. Okay, bottoms up. Way she'll eat it. She'll wait. I got work to do it. Coming up in the evening Magazines last show the good, the bad and the completely bizarre weirdos. Welcome to Kroger

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College. I'm not into that one night thing. Have to I think a person should get to know someone even be in love with them before you use and degrade them. Yeah, You know, Jan, I've been lusting after you. I've been watching you at No, no, you

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know what? In all these years that we've been doing this the weirdest thing I ever ran into. Remember the guy at the Eagle Bar with everything that he had. He was pierced. Everything was pierced and even up. Pierce, Pierce! Pierce! Pierce! Pierce! He had pierced everything.

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The guy is here tonight. He's going to pierce anything you want. You're going to get here, Stan. It's the final thing. That piercing. Weird. Yes. Wait. I got work to do. Mic check mic. I am Call them eccentric. Peculiar, abnormal. Extraordinary. Evening magazine has always been

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a showcase for people with unique forms of self expression. What is the matter with the people around here? They won't run over the snake. Welcome to Coker College. A lot of guys say my favorite color is banned. Access? Uh, it ain't even a color. No, I'm

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supposed to be nude if you use your imagination. But no imagination, no matter how fertile, could invent these true blue individuals. This is Las Vegas. I am Las Vegas. I am the I'm, the architect of Las Vegas. She wants to be buddies, girl. Because I'm the

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biggest stuntman Dingo that she'll find. Maybe we shouldn't put them on grower anymore. Just it's a party. I wear my platforms and it's an automatic party at work on their die. I won't. But the main thing is is that I'm famous for nothing. I like it.

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You don't have to be famous for a place in our weirdo Hall of Fame. You just have to be a little different in the tradition. I'm what's called an ideal orisha, which means Mother of the Spirit. Hey, Indiana, any weird stuff going on that we should

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know about? I don't know that you would call it weird. Um, if you're a dick, you would call it weird. The fat suit was a kind of giant foam river contraption in certain parts of it were filled with dried beans, so I would jiggle in all

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the right places. I have to wait £500 for my body to equal my mind. When I opened a car door, I I do things with the size of my fingers. I don't lunge at things straight on. This is Dolly Parton's frog called Dolly Do, and when

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she comes in from the night on the town, she likes to slip out of their evening gown into something a little more comfortable. Uh, already for the hot tub outback. Remember, laundry is the fifth dimension, right? So when you remember our show. And you will think

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back to some of the unforgettable characters you might never have met without evening magazine. Okay, so the guy is a little weird. You know what, Not as weird as I. My daughter keeps saying, Dad on evening magazine, Why are you such a dork? And I keep

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saying because I'm the best dork there is God agree about. Am I a good dork, this guy? A lot of the awareness. Oh, that's that's great. Hi. It's fallen. Phil Here. The answer, guys. Giving you one last shot. We're not gonna be around anymore. After tonight.

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Any final questions? Will there be an earthquake today? Today? Yeah. Mhm. No, no, no, not today. You didn't ask about tomorrow, did you? When's the recession going to be over? Actually, there's not really a recession. It's all in our heads. Good. Spend away. We're planning on.

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George Bush is in control. When with the Red Sox actually win the World Series in 1994. I would say 94. I have your word on that. How many marshmallows are under the average box of lucky, Lucky charms? Anything like that we can answer for you not

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really great. Great. That makes our job easier. Yeah, they were, like, 800 in the medium sized box. We haven't broken down by colors. We have pink hearts, yellow stars that separated them in the blue payments. They're gonna do what? They got a new one. Is it

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coming back the show? No, no, pretty much. All your questions are answered. Yeah. Then we've done our job. Yes, you have. Well, thank you. Thank you. Coming up. Next. We have bloopers. Are next jobs and his honor the mayor as even magazines. Last show continues. Yeah.

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Mhm. All right. You're here in your dressing room. You're all made up, all dressed up. You're gonna walk out that door now onto the stage. What's the last thing you do? Is there anything you run down in your mind is? My fly's zipped. That's your last

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thought. Okay, everybody, welcome back. Now we have a major surprise. The mayor of San Francisco is here. Thank you for coming by to our party. Jan. This is a very special evening because for 15 years you and these gorgeous men that you have brought the startling

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starting with Steve Fox, Richard Hart and Mike Jerrick. I don't know who this guy is, why he's here, but he certainly is. Welcome to any party in San Francisco, but for 15 years, five nights a week, you've made these men look good. Thank you. I have

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tried and made a lot of San Franciscans feel very special because you've captured the uniqueness and the charm of our Bay Area and brought it to our homes. And I think that's a very special thing. And as the mayor of San Francisco, I wanted to acknowledge

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Evening magazine and all of those years because I think what you have done. A lot of people come to our city and they leave their hearts here. But I think what Evening magazine is done with your colleagues, but especially you is capture the hearts of people

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in the Bay Area and brought them to you and to your colleagues and kpi X. And so for all of those, I want to acknowledge that very special part of all of our lives for 15 years and say this is evening magazine day in San Francisco

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and present this proclamation. Thank you very much, I accept, on behalf of all mine, man. What this means? What this means is you can park anywhere you want to for the whole week. With this proclamation on your windshield. Just stick this in your Thank you. Hi.

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It's fall and fill the answer, guys. Just wondering now that evening won't be on the air. What should Channel five put on in its place? Well, I think the answer guy should have their own show. Do you really? Absolutely, Absolutely. I think the answer guys should

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have their own show. How about maybe filling it in with the answer? A show of our own? I'm very flattered. Cautious cops. Cops turned your own Phil and me The answer guys, our own show really put you guys on there. That's a great idea. If you

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guys had your own show, I suggest you to the new guys. Leave me magazine. An answer. Guys show a half an hour. Gap is not a lot. No, it's not. And you know, I don't think that it even occurred to us before No commercials. It's only

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about 22 minutes. Exactly. 22 minutes would be okay, guys. Got the personality. Well, thank you. My name matching suits wonderful. Thank you very much. We made these. Thank you guys. Just keep wearing these jackets and go. Thank you. Coming up next 49 Roger Craig joins me

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for some classic bloopers on TV magazines. Last show? Yeah. Here at the phone company. We handle 84 billion calls a year, serving everyone from presidents and kings to the scum of the Earth. I realized that every so often you can't get a call through. Perhaps your

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phone goes out of order for no apparent reason. Maybe you've been charged for a call you didn't make. We don't care. Mhm. Everybody's here at this party, including this big guy, Roger Craig, and look massive. But it wasn't playing. It wasn't. I did talk to him

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last night, but we didn't talk about what we're going to wear. This guy is always dressed to the T. You look terrific. I thank you for being on our show this year because Roger you have helped our ratings. It was a pleasure to be an attitude,

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but I gotta tell you, Roger, we've collected some some things you said on the show that never made it to television. It's called outtakes, bloopers yours. One more thing, Jan. I've been signing autographs Sunday. Sunday? Tuesday. That's one more thing, Jan. I've been saying the autograph.

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Wait. One more thing, Jan. I've been signing my heart. I've been signing my Okay. You're okay. One more thing, Jen. I'll be signing autographs from Macy's San Francisco Tuesday from 12 to 2. And I'll be promoting my video there. All right, We'll see you there and

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we'll see you Sunday, one pm at Spartan Stadium. Cheering your You did? Yeah. Even great running backs make mistakes. I gotta take Roger. You've got great companies because we've all made our own mistakes. Yeah, Yeah. Mm mm. This evening we're high above North Beach at point.

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Uh huh. To be a happy TV news. Yeah. You guys don't laugh. I can't see back into. Yeah. Good evening. I'm not here. Blows. Take one. Friday, October 29th. Mm. Yeah. I don't know. It's something that's just nothing to move. Yeah. Okay. Ready? This is show.

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Take one August. Set him and three seconds from now. Okay. Good evening. I'm Daniel. There's a statement in the early days of the show, we were sometimes putting in 15 hour days and it showed. Good evening. I'm Jianyang a hero. And this is Steve Smith. What?

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Do you know that I don't? Good evening. I'm genuine. A hero. What day is this? Friday. I don't know what day this is. I don't even know what day this is. 20 October 20th. This is Ghirardelli Square. A perfect setting for a lot of those movies

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and television series. Among them Trapper Fox? Yeah, I can see it now, Young man. Interest. Interesting. Did you? A little bit. Good evening. I'm Richard Hart, and I'm genuinely heap. I forgot my name. Are you gonna I thought you were going to start. You want me

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to say, How should I start it now? Let me start. You started that. I think it's really better if you started to take eight. I'm sorry I'm late. I'll do this right. Take 10. Take 11. April 9th year, baby. Oh, God, Help me. Me, Just call

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them. Just call them. They'll call them. Just dropped by between 11 and nine. Take 13. And it's just up the street from the crab pot. Right? And they're open. No clam house. We'll never finish this. Well, Rich and I did eventually finish. And pretty soon it

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became fun with Mike and James. Now, why do they call Tony? Tony, Tony? Well, because when they were growing up, there was a term that they used. It was Tony. Man, you look good. You look good. So, Jan, you're Tony. You, too, Mike. Thank you. It's

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Mike. Tony Jerrick and Jan Tony Manero. Now, coming up next, some Tony people. That's right. At one time I can't go. That was That was going nowhere. Wow, We have a great sound. Don't you agree? Their music? Okay, I'm sorry. Sorry. You don't You wouldn't recognize

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one of their songs if it hit you in the face. I love their music. Name one other song. Tony. Tony Record 2020. Yeah, they're three Italian guys. Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony! And they sing like Tony Bennett songs a lot. Well, they have a great

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sound, don't they? Coming up next on TV magazines. Last show. Something is very important to Jan and me. Our next jobs. What are we gonna do next? Just keeps yelling at me. Oh, thank you. All of Holder. Listen, I enjoy what I do. Whatever this is

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This is whatever this show is going to be. This is the evening I ever enjoyed. Oh, Richard and I have the top. And we realized we had two things in common. We were both evening show host, and we are now X holes. By the way, how

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are things that cut their great? And how are things at ABC? Pretty good. There's life after evening. And, uh, you know, Jan and Mike are about to join this exclusive club here. I wonder what they're gonna do. Mm hmm. Mhm. Mhm. Okay, so evening magazine is

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going off. The air cancelled, puts funny. Fine. So what this means is that as the host of the show, Jan and I are basically out of work now, you'd think that with a combined history of 25 years hosting a nationally syndicated magazine show, the job offers

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would be pouring in from all over the television industry. Well, hasn't exactly happened. I guess Jan and I will just have to be, like, normal people and look for a job. No big deal. Don't be nervous. I mean, this is gonna be the best place in

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town all it is. Yeah. Yeah. Hi. I'm Giuliana here, and I'm like, hi for me in the magazine. Welcome. Thank you. What can I do for you? Well, we're looking for jobs. What skills do you have? I can get young. Thank you. You know, I do

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this around the office. Oh, would that come in handy? Well, the circus only really comes to town once. Jan and Mike. I think what you don't realize is that being the host of evening magazine qualifies you to do. Absolutely not to worry. Not to worry, Mike.

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There are lots of other jobs out there, and they were both on radio before. Maybe our old buddy Don Blue will give us a chance. After all, how hard could Radio B one and 1.3 K 101 Don Blue in the morning? It's 8 18. We're trying

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to find the perfect job today. Of course, for Mike Jerrick and Januvia hero because they're gonna be out of work at the end of the month. Evening magazine is going to be cancelled. One of the important things, of course, I would think of any job is

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to be prompt. And Jan's not here yet, so that's just great, but Mike is here. I'm here with Proton. Yeah, I'm ready to go to work. Hi, this is John L. Murray. No, no, no. This is Mike Cherry. No. What do you say first, Mike? All

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the time. All the time. Welcome to K 101 That's it. Okay. Hi. It's K 101 Which radio station is your one and only. And here you Everybody's talking here. Tell him to shut up. You're on the radio, Okay? Yeah. Yeah. Just pull all of that. Why

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are you yelling at? Because it's so loud. You pushed everything at once. She just keeps yelling at me. It's just what? I can't do this. This is too hard. This is too much physical self here. Yeah, so Okay, maybe radio is not the answer, But I've

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always loved chocolate. Maybe my future is that your dad And write an apron for you, and we'll put this on and come on over to the soda fountain. Let's start. Okay. Jan, That's great. This is okay, Jan. That's that's okay. That's that's Let's try leaving some

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room for some hot fudge. Uh huh. Uh huh. Oh, Jan. I think that's enough. chocolate. Kathy, you can never have enough. Oh, it's gonna be great. Gin. Why don't we try you on the cash register? Okay. Only one bar. Oh, let's see. All right, Mhm. $897.75.

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Yeah, that's what it says. 878 $197. 35 cents. That's kind of high for, but it's great. Chocolate. Hi, I'm Mike Jerrett. Well, with all the great restaurants we've eaten at over the years, I've had a lot of experience in the dining outfield. Oh, come on in.

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That's it. I'll be the host of MacArthur Park. I'm Mike Jerrick, and this is MacArthur Park. Come on. Back this way. This is a nice place, isn't it? Uh huh. This must be it. Sure. Uh, well, this must be it. So good. Well, that's Oh, gosh,

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there's only 11 seats, but I can put two of you out by the front. I That's so funny. We want to sit together. Well, 11 of you can be here, and then we'll put two. I got a sandwich up front. I could give you You're going

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to stand there next to me. Do you mind standing there next to me. Okay. Okay. Enjoy your meal. Hi, Mike Jerrick. And this is MacArthur Park. Where's table 45? Anybody done eating here yet? You can get up now because I have two people. Could you guys,

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You have to get out of the way for a second? Hard to do. You know any of these people? Please? This isn't as easy as it looks. Isn't there any job that's as much fun as hosting Evening magazine? Have fun. Well, something will come along. After

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all, they do love us in this town. Mhm. Yeah, a Canadian. Right. Okay. Get out of your body. Yeah, that's a tough job. But now nobody has to do it. The thing about it is the thing about it is I can't find work. You'll work less,

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you'll make more money. But you won't have as much fun. I have to bring it up, I think. A party man of whiteness retiring A. I can move my bowels. Oh, sure. And now the end is near. And so we face the final curtain. Evening magazine

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has got the axe. It won't be back of that. We're certain we've lived a life that's pure. We've traveled each and every highway, but more, much more than this. We did it in a channel five way. Good night, everybody. Yeah, a couple of dorks still to

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come an evening Magazines last show a blast for the past evening magazines. Last party. Stay with us. I have time. I wonder what your response is to what's left over of a sort of Beatlemania Mhm. Well, I don't really think about it myself. You know, um,

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you hear the odd person who kind of says was John, To which I can reply in bed, you know, the sort of does it, you know? Okay, You've been eating all night at this party, but it's been a great part. You should know it wasn't so

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nice. Okay, There are people who come from all over the country, and people have come from New York and Connecticut and Seattle and Los Angeles to be here, and that means a lot. I mean, it is kind of like a family, isn't it has been for

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14 years. You've been eating too much. I haven't eaten. I haven't had an appetite. I'm so excited. So many people here. It's been a great party. Can't touch this. Mhm. Are we rolling? Can't touch this. I can't see the red light. Damn it Can't touch this.

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You can't touch this. My have a time. Let me tell you about this show. Basically, it was a lot of people who didn't have a lot of experience who got to play with real expensive stuff, like $30 cameras. Oh, what is that? A piano. We traveled

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more with each other than we did with our own spouses. I spend more time with this man that I have with my wife. Yeah, he's almost as pretty. Well, Padre que on this come down. The guys came And the guys when the producers came in the

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cameramen and somebody for 14 years. This this woman January hero who's done this television show? Actually, she's a nun. She doesn't. She doesn't drink, doesn't smoke. She still can't drive. This is so strange The last time you pat me down, huh? Jan? Tonight is the last

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night she'll ever be doing this show that she's been doing for, like, 14 years. That's horrible. This is It was the last time you put a microphone on for Evening magazine is the last time you'll stand next to Mike Jerrick. Well, I guess we're just so

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excited. And I'm a little bit nervous. Of course. Steve Fox for a woman is a pro for that other guy. Just between you and me, Who was your favorite guy? Come on. Oh, yeah. Mhm. Yes. Have a time. This has got to be, like, a historic

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moment. Okay? How do you really feel, though? Come on, sit down, Sam. You don't have makeup on you. But you see, she's such a pro. She's not going to show you that with I hate to say goodbye, but goodbye. Evening magazine by evening. I'm fine. I'm

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fine down. Yeah. Oh, well, let them all party the rest of the night. Uh huh. Mhm part of me without a cake. And here's a woman who made it. Cathy, when Kathy's credit many great catches on the cake. Steve and Mike and Richard and me, I

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like those eyelashes. Thank you. Remember when we first started during the show 14 years ago? Jan. I always said it was like being in final exams all the time. This is the class reunion. Great class reunion to 14. Thank you. Ready? Well, yeah. There's still more

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to come on. Eating magazines. Last show. So stay with us one more year. One more year, one more year. You know, not perfectly great at this kind of stuff, but it has been very special to work with you. And thank you for making it so easy

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on me. You know, you always remember the people in the beginning, but you will always remember the people. I'm glad you were here. Salute. 14 years with me and to and to say goodbye. But, you know, I really don't want to say goodbye. I always think

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that I want to say until the next time, you know, it's been it's been a tremendous 14. It's been 14 years of my life, and I am a bit sad that this great evening magazine this show that we started, um, it's coming to an end. But

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I guess there is a beginning, middle and end. Um, and I and I hope that this end can lead to a new beginning. And everybody's going to miss you so much. And I'll miss you a lot. Thanks. And I'll miss everybody. And I don't really want

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to thank you and thank everybody who's ever watched the show. Uh, for giving me 14 great years of my life. Still. Thanks, Mike. Thank you. Can thank all of you very much. Am I scaring my makeup? Is my makeup all right? Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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yeah, yeah, Maybe right. No. Mhm, Yeah. Stop. Yeah! No! Yeah! Mhm! Mhm! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, baby, Right, Yeah! Mhm, Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. What? Yeah. Stop. Yeah. Have to say what you wanna

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do. Monday. I don't. What are you going to do? Just go walk around San Francisco together way we could do. We could say I'm genuine hero, and I might check. And this is evening magazine. Uh huh.