#Howard stern ronnie beth series

So, maybe it's working from a purely business perspective. I keep hearing that ratings/subscriptions are at good levels.

I guess he has some female consultant/producer/manager at Sirius who was reigned everything in. I listen to rebroadcasts on Youtube the day after and a lot of times stop or just fast forward through large parts. There's NO sense of 'what will happen' (crazy contests, nutty prank phone calls, tough questions to guests, surprise visits). At least he can't talk about AGT anymore - that was horrendous - 2 hours committed to the AGT taping from last week - awful. And, the callers aren't as good - they often call in to give their opinions on whatever staff discussion was being had - thus even more time to 'staff programming.' Finally, the Wack Pack is not as good and are not funny or enjoyable the majority of the time (still a few moments, but overall not great). And, my god, all the talk about Jimmy Kimmel - ugh. So much time given to internal squabbling or politics. 1.5 hours spent talking about Benjy or Sal or some other staff member. Also, when he sends the guy who does street interviews out.Д«ut, SO much of the show is, as R1 points out, about the show. And, Sometimes he can be pretty funny in the opening or the news segment when he and Robin and the staff are must riffing on current events (like the Monday after the Oscars). Now, it can be okay - some interviews are decent - not because he's not ass kissing, just that he can sometimes get his guests to tell entertaining/funny stories.

Even the early days of Sirius, he was a less ass-kissing interviewer.

#Howard stern ronnie beth series

The music parody bits were also great.ДЄre the regulars still on? The people who actually worked on the show: Baba Booey (Gary), Robin Quivers, Mike Gange? How about that extremely annoying guy who claimed to be a hairstylist/makeup artist, I forgot his name, he used to go everywhere with Howard, what about Jackie the Jokeman? I remember Billy West left or was fired.ДЄrtie now has a TV gig, he's on HBO, he's been on the series 'Crashing'. I don't even remember what it was about, but the entire department at my job could not stop laughing. One of my faves was the Long Island Railroad Fight. There were some classic shows, and most of those shows didn't even feature celebrity interviews. I also watched his late night show, I think it was on E!, I forgot.Д®very morning, I taped the show, then, when I got to work, I'd pop in the tape so my co-workers could hear what they missed while traveling to work. I stopped listening after Howard left K-Rock.