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Joseph Dougherty, Tom Dreesen, and Billy Van Zandt: Next on TVC
We’ll play Part 2 of conversation with Emmy Award-winning writer, producer and director Joseph Dougherty this weekend, plus we’ll bring you replays of our conversations with actor, comedian, and author Tom Dreesen and Emmy-nominated writer and producer Billy Van Zandt. … Continue reading →
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Tagged " Sammy Davis Jr., A Screenwriters Companion, Adrienne Barbeau, Adventures in the TV Wasteland, Agnes Nixon, An Evening of Laughter and Stories of Sinatra, Andrew Dice Clay, Anything But Love, BET+, Betty Corday, Bill Bell, Bill Hayes, Billy Van Zandt, Billy Van Zandt Adrienne Barbeau, Billy Van Zandt Get in the Car Jane, Billy Van Zandt Jane Millmore, Billy Van Zandt Teresa Ganzel, Bob Newhart, Boomer Boys Musical, Brooke Shields, D.L. Hughley, Daddy Dearest, Daphne Maxwell, Daphne Maxwell Glamour, Daphne Maxwell Northwestern University, Daphne Maxwell Reid, Daphne Maxwell Reid Aunt Viv, Daphne Maxwell Reid cookbooks, Daphne Maxwell Reid design, Daphne Maxwell Reid Frank's Place, Daphne Maxwell Reid Fresh Prince, Daphne Maxwell Reid Jacqueline and Jilly, Daphne Maxwell Reid photographic artist, Daphne Maxwell Reid Sister Sister, Daphne Maxwell Reid The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Daphne Maxwell Reid Tim Reid, Daphne Maxwell Reid WKRP in Cincinnati, Daphne Reid, Daphne Style, David Letterman, Day for Darlene, Days of Our Lives, Days of Our Lives anniversary, Days of Our Lives NBC, daytime television, Desi Arnaz, Diedre Hall Days of Our Lives, Don Rickles, DOOL Days of Our Lives, Elaine Stritch, Elayne Boosler, Ellis Island Medal of Honor Award, Facts of Life, first African-American, first African-American cover model Glamour, first African-American Glamour, Frank Sinatra, Frank’s Place, Freddie Prinz, Get in the Car Jane, Gloria Loring, Grace + Soul + Mother Wit, Harvey Illinois, HBO movies, I Love Lucy, I Love Lucy The Very First Show, Jane Millmore, Jay Leno, Joseph Dougherty, Joseph Dougherty A Screenwriters Companion, Joseph Dougherty Joi Lansing, Joseph Dougherty pretty little liars, Joseph Dougherty thirtysomething, Ken Corday Days of Our Lives, Lansky. Columbo, Life with Lucy, Liza Minnelli, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Macdonald Carey Days of Our Lives, Man on the Moon, Martin, Martin Lawrence, Michael Keaton, Murder She Wrote, NAACP Image Awards, Natalie Cole, Netflix, Newhart, Nurses, People's Choice Award, Prism Award, Richard Lewis, Robin Williams, saloon comedian, saloon singer, Silent Laughter, Sister Sister, Smokey Robinson, soap opera fans, South Side of Chicago, Spaceballs, Stevie Van Zandt, Still Standing, Still Standing My Journey from Streets and Saloons to the Stage and Sinatra, Suddenly Susan, Susan Seaforth Hayes, Ted Corday, That White Boy's Crazy, The Business of Christmas, The Comedy Store, The Hughleys, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Rat Pack, The Tonight Show, The Wayans Brothers, Tim Reid, Tom Dreesen, Tom Dreesen book, Tom Dreesen Carl Reiner, Tom Dreesen comedian, Tom Dreesen Comedy Store, Tom Dreesen David Letterman, Tom Dreesen entertainer, Tom Dreesen Frank Sinatra, Tom Dreesen Harvey Illinois, Tom Dreesen humanitarian, Tom Dreesen Jack Benny, Tom Dreesen Jaycees, Tom Dreesen Johnny Carson, Tom Dreesen memoir, Tom Dreesen motivational speaker, Tom Dreesen philanthropist, Tom Dreesen Sammy Davis Jr., Tom Dreesen stand-up comedian, Tom Dreesen Still Standing, Tom Dreesen The Tonight Show, Tom Dreesen Tim and Tom, Tom Dreesen Tim Reid, Tom Dreesen U.S. Navy, Touchedby an Angel, Trouble with the Curve, untold history of Days of Our Lives, Van Zandt Milmore, WKRP in Cincinnati, You've Got Hate Mail
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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 517.1 with guest Billy Van Zandt is available for listening on demand
How Lucy Channeled Buster Keaton Original Airdates: Nov. 20-22, 2020 TVC 517.1: Ed welcomes Emmy-nominated writer, producer, actor and playwright Billy Van Zandt (I Love Lucy: The Very First Show, Martin, The Hughleys, Newhart). Billy’s memoir, Get in the Car, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adrienne Barbeau, Adventures in the TV Wasteland, Andrew Dice Clay, Anything But Love, Billy Van Zandt, Billy Van Zandt Adrienne Barbeau, Billy Van Zandt Get in the Car Jane, Billy Van Zandt Jane Millmore, Billy Van Zandt Teresa Ganzel, Bob Newhart, Boomer Boys Musical, Brooke Shields, D.L. Hughley, Daddy Dearest, Desi Arnaz, Don Rickles, Elaine Stritch, Get in the Car Jane, I Love Lucy, I Love Lucy The Very First Show, Jane Millmore, Life with Lucy, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Martin, Martin Lawrence, NAACP Image Awards, Newhart, Nurses, People's Choice Award, Prism Award, Richard Lewis, Silent Laughter, Stevie Van Zandt, Suddenly Susan, The Hughleys, The Wayans Brothers, Van Zandt Milmore, You've Got Hate Mail
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Daphne Maxwell Reid, Tom Dreesen, and Billy Van Zandt: Next on TVC
Actress and author Daphne Maxwell Raid and Emmy-nominated writer/producer Billy Van Zandt will join us, plus we’ll play Part 2 of our conversation with comedian Tom Dreesen. All this and more on the next edition of TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Nov. … Continue reading →
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Tagged " Sammy Davis Jr., Adrienne Barbeau, Adventures in the TV Wasteland, Agnes Nixon, An Evening of Laughter and Stories of Sinatra, Andrew Dice Clay, Anything But Love, BET+, Betty Corday, Bill Bell, Bill Hayes, Billy Van Zandt, Billy Van Zandt Adrienne Barbeau, Billy Van Zandt Get in the Car Jane, Billy Van Zandt Jane Millmore, Billy Van Zandt Teresa Ganzel, Bob Newhart, Boomer Boys Musical, Brooke Shields, D.L. Hughley, Daddy Dearest, Daphne Maxwell, Daphne Maxwell Glamour, Daphne Maxwell Northwestern University, Daphne Maxwell Reid, Daphne Maxwell Reid Aunt Viv, Daphne Maxwell Reid cookbooks, Daphne Maxwell Reid design, Daphne Maxwell Reid Frank's Place, Daphne Maxwell Reid Fresh Prince, Daphne Maxwell Reid Jacqueline and Jilly, Daphne Maxwell Reid photographic artist, Daphne Maxwell Reid Sister Sister, Daphne Maxwell Reid The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Daphne Maxwell Reid Tim Reid, Daphne Maxwell Reid WKRP in Cincinnati, Daphne Reid, Daphne Style, David Letterman, Day for Darlene, Days of Our Lives, Days of Our Lives anniversary, Days of Our Lives NBC, daytime television, Desi Arnaz, Diedre Hall Days of Our Lives, Don Rickles, DOOL Days of Our Lives, Elaine Stritch, Elayne Boosler, Ellis Island Medal of Honor Award, Facts of Life, first African-American, first African-American cover model Glamour, first African-American Glamour, Frank Sinatra, Frank’s Place, Freddie Prinz, Get in the Car Jane, Gloria Loring, Grace + Soul + Mother Wit, Harvey Illinois, HBO movies, I Love Lucy, I Love Lucy The Very First Show, Jane Millmore, Jay Leno, Ken Corday Days of Our Lives, Lansky. Columbo, Life with Lucy, Liza Minnelli, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Macdonald Carey Days of Our Lives, Man on the Moon, Martin, Martin Lawrence, Michael Keaton, Murder She Wrote, NAACP Image Awards, Natalie Cole, Netflix, Newhart, Nurses, People's Choice Award, Prism Award, Richard Lewis, Robin Williams, saloon comedian, saloon singer, Silent Laughter, Sister Sister, Smokey Robinson, soap opera fans, South Side of Chicago, Spaceballs, Stevie Van Zandt, Still Standing, Still Standing My Journey from Streets and Saloons to the Stage and Sinatra, Suddenly Susan, Susan Seaforth Hayes, Ted Corday, That White Boy's Crazy, The Business of Christmas, The Comedy Store, The Hughleys, The Late Show with David Letterman, The Rat Pack, The Tonight Show, The Wayans Brothers, Tim Reid, Tom Dreesen, Tom Dreesen book, Tom Dreesen Carl Reiner, Tom Dreesen comedian, Tom Dreesen Comedy Store, Tom Dreesen David Letterman, Tom Dreesen entertainer, Tom Dreesen Frank Sinatra, Tom Dreesen Harvey Illinois, Tom Dreesen humanitarian, Tom Dreesen Jack Benny, Tom Dreesen Jaycees, Tom Dreesen Johnny Carson, Tom Dreesen memoir, Tom Dreesen motivational speaker, Tom Dreesen philanthropist, Tom Dreesen Sammy Davis Jr., Tom Dreesen stand-up comedian, Tom Dreesen Still Standing, Tom Dreesen The Tonight Show, Tom Dreesen Tim and Tom, Tom Dreesen Tim Reid, Tom Dreesen U.S. Navy, Touchedby an Angel, Trouble with the Curve, untold history of Days of Our Lives, Van Zandt Milmore, WKRP in Cincinnati, You've Got Hate Mail
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Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Emmy-nominated writer, producer and actor BILLY VAN ZANDT on why comedians are born hearing a certain rhythm; his friendship with Lucille Ball and the influence she continues to have on his career; why working with Martin Lawrence reminded him of both Jerry Lewis and Bob Newhart; and why his experience working with Don Rickles on Daddy Dearest remains one of his best experiences in television. Billy’s memoir, GET IN THE CAR, JANE! Adventures in the TV Wasteland not only provides a front row seat to the adsurdity that often goes on behind the scenes in network TV, but offers useful tips on how to deal with the day-to-day frustrations of your job, no matter what you do for a living
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Tagged Adrienne Barbeau, Adventures in the TV Wasteland, Andrew Dice Clay, Anything But Love, Billy Van Zandt, Billy Van Zandt Adrienne Barbeau, Billy Van Zandt Get in the Car Jane, Billy Van Zandt Jane Millmore, Billy Van Zandt Teresa Ganzel, Bob Newhart, Boomer Boys Musical, Brooke Shields, D.L. Hughley, Daddy Dearest, Desi Arnaz, Don Rickles, Elaine Stritch, Get in the Car Jane, I Love Lucy, I Love Lucy The Very First Show, Jane Millmore, Life with Lucy, Lucie Arnaz, Lucille Ball, Martin, Martin Lawrence, NAACP Image Awards, Newhart, Nurses, People's Choice Award, Prism Award, Richard Lewis, Silent Laughter, Stevie Van Zandt, Suddenly Susan, The Hughleys, The Wayans Brothers, Van Zandt Milmore, You've Got Hate Mail
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via SiriusXM: SiriusXM Comedy Greats channel 94 will air the tribute “Robin Williams: God Bless America” over the Fourth of July weekend. Four-hour programming block includes the premiere of two never-before-heard Robin Williams stand-up specials
NEW YORK – July 1, 2019 – Today SiriusXM announced that over Independence Day, SiriusXM Comedy Greats channel 94 will pay tribute to comedy icon Robin Williams and his support of U.S. troops. “Robin Williams: God Bless America” will also … Continue reading →
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Tagged 9/11, Andrew Dice Clay, Barry Crimmins, Big Jay Oakerson, Bimbo’s 365 Club, Bobby Slayton, Bobcat Goldthwait, Carpe Diem, Chris Gethard, Dance For The People, David Steinberg, Gilbert Gottfried, Independence Day, Jay Mohr, Kevin Pollak, Louie Anderson, Paul Provenza, rarely-heard recording, Reggie Watts, Rick Overton, Robin Williams, Robin Williams: A Life In Comedy, Robin Williams: God Bless America, Ron White, SiriusXM, SiriusXM Comedy Greats channel 94, Tom Papa, U.S. troops, Working On Material, Working On Things
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via Twitter: Mitzi Shore, founder of the Comedy Store in L.A., dies at age 87
Comedy Store owner Mitzi Shore dies at 87
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Tagged Andrew Dice Clay, Barry Levinson, Billy Crystal, Bob Saget, Byron Allen, Carlos Mencia, Chelsea Handler, Chris Rock, Comedy Store, David Letterman, Freddie Prinze, Gallagher, Garry Shandling, George Miller, Howie Mandel, Jay Leno, Jeff Altman, Jim Carrey, Jimmie Walker, Joe Rogan, Louie Anderson, Mark Maron, Marsha Warfield, Mitzi Shore, Pauly Shore, Richard Pryor, Robin Williams, Roseanne Barr, Sam Kinison, Tom Dreesen, Tonight Show, Whitney Cummings
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