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...interesting choice. Not sure how I feel about that one.
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http://www.eonline.com/news/article/...22&entry=index
...interesting choice. Not sure how I feel about that one.
Old sitcom stars never die, they just become game show hosts.:)
Allright, could have been worse. He's got the personality to make it interesting.
You had your heart set on it being Lance Bass didn't you? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick
Drew Carey should make it a funnier show, and anything is better than the early rumored replacement, Rosie O'Fat.
my first thought on hearing this breaking news story, and the one which fills my head almost constantly since I heard it was and still is.... yaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwnnnnnnnn
John O'Hurley, actually. I think he'd be perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by RamFan_Til_I_Die
Oh I don't know about that. TPIR is the ultimate flea market. Take everything from rice-a-roni to Rome trips and give it to the masses. I can see Drew Carey in that role before J. Peterman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick
Though, I grant you, O'Hurley is much closer to the reincarnation of Barker.
He's gotta be doing it to get up close and personal with the Price Is Right Gals. :)
I'm thinking of which of the two old ladies would want to get on stage and kiss on the cheek, and the Dancing with the Stars finalist edges out in that race.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUbison
Agreed. Those little old ladies would be much quicker to jump on J. Pete. But I bet the fat broads dig that squishy Carey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nick
Does this mean Drew Carey is going to fight Happy Gilmore (Adam Sandler)? I'd like to see that in the Octagon.:)