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What a surprise, really.
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What a surprise.
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Thank you. Welcome to the show. Did you
like the warm -up, by the way? The warm
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-up guy?
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See, you at home don't get to see.
There's a warm -up guy who comes on
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the show and talks to the audience and
tells them jokes, and you at home don't
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get to see that. You probably have to
have, like, relatives come over and do
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that.
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You picked a great night to come to the
show because tonight's show really is a
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very special episode.
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of It's Gary Shandling Show.
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And, gosh, my name's in the title.
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And that's so cool. And it's a very
special episode of It's Gary Shandling
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because tonight is the night there's
going to be an actual baby being born
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here on the show.
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Well, all right, I know what you're
saying.
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Maybe we should have come another night,
but no.
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Well, you're probably thinking there's
other babies. We've seen other babies
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born on other shows. There was Richie
Petrie.
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On the Dick Van Dyke show, right?
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And there was Little Ricky Ricardo on
the Lucy show.
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And of course, Pebble Swinstone.
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But they didn't show the actual birth
there. I think it was like drawn in or
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something.
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And I think there was actually a birth
on public television.
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But come on now.
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That was for like educational purposes.
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This birth will have no educational
value whatsoever.
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Really, this birth is purely for your
entertainment.
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Now, those of you... Now you're getting
excited, aren't you?
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Now, those of you whose lives revolve
around this television show, and I
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assume that's most of you, know that
Jackie is pregnant, and she's been
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contractions. which is a great
combination.
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You don't want to be having contractions
if you're not pregnant.
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That just means something's too tight.
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Well, I like that one myself, quite
frankly.
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So she's pregnant. She's coming over
here because I said, let's have the baby
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the show. She can't wait. And what do
you say we get in the mood by running
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opening theme?
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And I'll see you right afterwards, huh?
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Great, and we'll be... This is the theme
to Gary's show,
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the opening theme to Gary's show.
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This is the music that you hear as you
watch the credits.
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We're almost in the park.
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Of where I start to whistle. Then we'll
watch a Gary Sandling show.
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This was the theme to Gary Sandling's
show.
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You know what's really interesting is
anytime the theme is played, things just
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start to hatch. That's why the ducks
hatch.
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Really, like hatcheries play our theme
and they double their output of eggs.
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Seriously, so if you're at home watching
this show and the theme starts, make
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sure your refrigerator door is closed.
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Those things will just start popping
open.
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Popping open. Well, this must be Pete
and Jackie now. This is great. This is a
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very special episode.
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Oh, hey, guys.
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Hey, Gary. Hi, come on in.
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Hello, Gary. Hi, Gary.
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Thanks for letting us have the baby on
the show.
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Hey, hey, thanks for not having it on
card shark.
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She gets prettier with every pregnancy.
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Boy, look at this glow.
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Oh, yeah, I'm going to need a welder's
helmet, Pete. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, yeah, maybe I should get a
magnifying glass. I'll burn some paper.
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you say?
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Because of the glow. All right.
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Well, this is exciting. Look at that.
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You must be very excited that the
baby's...
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The baby's on its way.
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Of course. Yeah.
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You know, I mean, any minute.
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Oh, yeah, we're really looking forward
to it, Gary.
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Well, go ahead.
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Gary, it doesn't work that way. You
don't shoot off a starting gun and boom,
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boom, the baby comes out.
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No, nature has to take its course.
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Well, I understand that, but, you know.
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You're putting me in a very difficult
position here, Jackie. You know, this is
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very special episode of the show, and we
don't really have anything else planned
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for tonight, you know?
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I mean, no baby, no show, huh?
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So... I'm trying, Gary.
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Uh -huh.
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Uh -huh. Uh -huh. Uh -huh.
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Well, all right.
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Oh,
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it's Leonard Smith.
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for Leonard Smith.
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This is a very special episode.
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Leonard. Hi, Gare. Yeah, hi. I
understand there's a baby being born on
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show. Yeah, it doesn't really concern
you, though, Leonard. Hi, Pete. Hi,
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Leonard. Hi, Jackie.
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Hi, Leonard.
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Boy, it looks like that baby's about
ready to fly out of there.
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Yeah, maybe if it's twins, they'll come
out in formation.
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You know, maybe I should stick around in
case you need help. I once delivered a
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calf into my Uncle Ray's farm.
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And, Jackie, you know, you have that
same glow old Flossie had.
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Told you, Gar. Well, Pete, I think he
said your wife blows like a cow if I'm
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reading that.
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Oh, wait. Oh.
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Oh, this is it.
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Oh, go make a bed of hay. Great. Oh,
and, Gary, do you have a block and
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Yeah, there's a block and tackle over my
bed. Oh, that's right.
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Oh, this is it. This is it.
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This is what we've been waiting for.
Start your video machines at home.
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Squat. Squat.
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Squat. Squat. Squat. Squat. Squat.
Squat. Squat. Squat. Squat. Squat.
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Squat. Squat.
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Squat.
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Squat.
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Oh, here it is.
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That's a baseball.
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Gary, that was just a contraction.
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Actually, they're still pretty far
apart.
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You mean that's it?
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Gary, she hasn't even gone into hard
labor yet.
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Can I talk to you for a second in
private? Excuse us just a second,
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What is going on? I thought you said she
was ready to have the baby. Well, Gary,
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I thought she was.
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Well, well, well. Well, Gary, you're
going to make her nervous. I'm not going
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make her nervous. Isn't there some way
we can speed it up a little bit?
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Gary, speed it up. It is up to God.
What, do you want me to go up there and
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it out myself?
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Yes, yes, I do. You do?
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Yes. I have a show.
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Get some gloves. I don't care what you
have to do.
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Thank you. Thanks a lot.
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Well, I'll tell you this. The next time
your baby wants a part on this show,
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don't come running to me.
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Did I miss anything?
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No, nothing happened, Leonard.
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Sit down.
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We might need that later. Who knows? And
remember, by the way, there's also some
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flares and some snow chains in the
closet.
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Well,
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all right, all right. We'll just wait
this thing out.
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Okay? Okay.
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This is what happens when a baby's born
in captivity.
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This would have been one of those nature
shows that had been out by now.
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Jim Fowler would be holding it up to the
camera.
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Okay.
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No,
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thanks.
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Oh, hey, maybe that's the stork.
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Clippers.
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My yard looks great.
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Hey, anytime.
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I'm glad they worked out.
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Okay, I see you got the Schumacher's and
Leonard here. I better be going. I'll
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see you later.
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Oh, wait, Tom. Wait.
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You know, you could really do me a
little favor.
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You know, I loaned you the hedge
clippers. Now you could kind of return
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favor. You know, Jackie was supposed to
have a baby, and now she isn't, and
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there's like a whole audience out there.
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Could you tell some jokes or something
like that?
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You're the comedian here. I'm just a
singer here.
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Yeah. I gotta go. I'll see you later.
No, Tom, Tom, Tom, don't diminish
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like that. Singing's important.
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Singing's important. Could you do just
one song? Come on. Just one. Come on,
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know.
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to me, I think everybody, really.
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You know, and they got their video
machine started at home, so this would
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great. You do my hedges for me while I'm
gone?
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Yeah, I'll do them all next week, and
I'll be happy to. Sunday, too?
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Sunday, too, sure.
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Okay. Great!
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Okay, wait, I'll set you up.
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This is great.
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Is this one all right with you? I got
others.
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That's fine.
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Oh, this is great. Wait, I'll get the
lighting for you.
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Oh, this will be great. This will be
great. Thanks, Tom. Wait.
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Sure.
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How's this?
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A little darker. A little darker. A
little darker?
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Okay. Oh, that's great.
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Okay, ladies and gentlemen, Tom Petty.
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I'd like to dedicate this one to Pete
and Jackie and honor their new
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baby.
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Hey, baby, don't it feel like heaven
right now?
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Don't it feel like something from a
dream?
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And I've never known nothing quite like
this.
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Don't it feel like tonight might never
be again?
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Baby, we know better than to try and
pretend.
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part. Every day you see one more card.
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And you take it on faith.
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And you take it to the heart.
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The waiting is the hardest part.
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Don't let it kill you, baby.
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Don't let it get to you.
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to get to you. And I'll be your bleeding
heart. And I'll be your crying fool.
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Don't let this go too far.
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Don't let it get to you.
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is the hardest part.
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Every day you get one more yard and you
take it on faith.
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You take it to the heart. The waiting is
the hardest part.
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and just sit and talk for a little
while? Great.
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Everybody want to move down? That was
great.
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That was great. You know the Schumachers
and Leonard Smith?
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This is great.
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Just getting a little... Getting a
little more comfortable.
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Well, that was great.
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That was great.
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Thanks, Tom. That was a great tune.
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And Tom has a wonderful new album out.
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of that here it is it's called let me up
I've had enough and it's just a
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wonderful album and here's a tip for you
folks at home you should take the
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cellophane off your albums because you
know thin kids can get in there and
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suffocate I love the album I love this
picture you on here that's great
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very nice yeah I did that Special makeup
myself.
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Oh, yeah? It looks great. I do my own
makeup, too. We should get together
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and play beauty parlor.
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So, now, you just... All
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right.
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Well, you just got back from your... I
haven't seen you since you toured with
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Dylan. Dylan. I loved him on Gunsmoke.
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It's not Marshall Dylan. It's Bob Dylan.
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Oh, he's good, too?
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He's very clever.
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Right.
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Well.
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Little rock and roll criticism from the
Schumacher.
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So,
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do you enjoy going on the road much,
Tom?
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It's better than coming over here all
the time.
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with you i'd rather be in a bus than
than right here especially right now
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frankly so uh and you're going uh you're
going to the uh to the middle east soon
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aren't you yeah when you go in there
when i get the hedges looking really
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yeah well that'll probably be uh soon i
can understand how you feel about that
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Oh, Nance. All right, Gary, what have
you done?
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No, Nance, that wasn't her. She wasn't
screaming. That was Tom Petty. He was
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singing a song.
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You are so square.
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Tom Petty, hi.
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Yeah. Gee, it's good to meet you. I'm a
big fan, and I love what you've done
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with those hedges. Oh, thank you. Well,
Nance, why don't you sit down a second?
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Oh, great. Sit down. Everybody want to
move down?
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Yeah.
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That's right.
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We're just... Jackie, any... Not a
thing, huh? Not a damn thing.
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We were just talking about Tom and his
hedges. You know, Nance has quite a
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thumb herself, don't you, Nance? Oh,
come on. Don't embarrass me, Gary. Oh,
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now. I've seen those vines. They're
already over the trellis and on to the
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neighbor. Come on. And you don't even
use an automatic sprinkler. No, you
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I don't trust him.
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No, you're... You're out there watering
every day. Good for you. Good for
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you.
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Good for you. A lot of the people let
their plants dry out.
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Hey, everybody, it's Grant Schumacher.
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Give him a hand.
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That was very nice.
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Come on down here a minute. You want to
just sit down?
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And everybody move down. It's Grant
Schumacher.
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We're just waiting for your mom to have
her baby, Grant. Come on.
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Yeah, you know Nancy. Hi, Nancy. And Tom
Petty. Hi, Tom. And you know your
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folks. Hi, Leonard.
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And Leonard Smith.
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Well, you know, Grant's playing the part
of Tevye in the junior high school
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production of Fiddler on the Roof. It's
my favorite musical.
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It's your favorite musical?
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Yeah, I love it.
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Well, there's a surprise. I wouldn't
have guessed that. It's sort of mine,
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Maybe you can remind us, Grant, Tevye
was the devout father
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of four daughters, is that right? No,
no, no, five daughters.
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Oh, that's right. Tom plays at weddings.
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Well,
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would you like to maybe give us a
little...
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Preview? How would you like to do that?
Of what we'd see if we came to the show?
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Sure. Would you like that?
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Sure.
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In a nutshell, Uncle Gary, Tevye, a poor
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milkman, is a dreamer.
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And he has a private pipeline with God.
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And at one point he looks up and he
says, if I were a rich man, yado, yado.
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All day long, I'd bitty, bitty bum if I
were a wealthy man.
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Hey, hit it, Doc.
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at the Harriet Tubman Junior High School
and for tickets, call Mrs. Rubin or
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purchase them yourself the day of the
show in the school cafeteria.
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Hey, we'll go to that one together, huh,
Doc?
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All right, now.
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So, you should be very proud of Grant.
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Oh, he's wonderful. How are you coming
with the new little one?
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Nothing yet.
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Well, let's just keep moving. What do
you say?
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I'll tell you what, we have a wonderful
actress who you've seen many times on
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Broadway and in Las Vegas, and she's one
of my favorites. She's been on the show
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many times. Give her a warm welcome,
Susan Anton.
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Susan and Tom get their hair done at the
same place.
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Sometimes, yeah.
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So, nice to see you. You're as
delightful as always. You look
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Thank you, Gary. I don't know. I mean,
you know, it's nice to be here, but I
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have to admit I'm a little bummed out,
though, because I like to look my best,
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you know that.
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Well, no, I've got this major zit on my
chin.
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Come on, look at Leonard Smith.
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Oh, Leonard, nice necklace.
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I like that.
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No,
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I'm teasing you. I'm teasing you. Now,
are you doing any Vegas? What's coming
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for you? What are you doing currently?
Well, no, very exciting. This is very
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exciting, and I'm so glad to be here,
working your show. It's been good
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for me, Gary, because now I'm getting
ready to do a network special.
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Oh.
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Yeah, the network.
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Yeah. My neighborhood's actually not
connected yet to get the network. We
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quite...
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We can't pick it up, but I'm sure that
it's going to be wonderful.
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I think so. I think so. Maybe, Tom,
maybe it'll come on. Any Vegas coming
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though? Oh, Vegas. Well, yeah, you know,
it's there for me. It's been good. I'm
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always looking forward to doing it back.
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Could you guys keep it down? I'm
interviewing Susan Anton.
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When will you be going to... Gary, this
is it.
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Pete, this is probably another false
alarm.
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She's in transition, Gary. This is it.
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She's crying.
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She's having to finish this another
time. Will you come back sometime?
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Oh, this is it.
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Oh, oh, oh.
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Okay, this is it, everybody.
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Me, me, me.
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You at home, put your hands on your TV.
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Me, me, me.
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Is it coming? We need a doctor.
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Is there a doc?
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And there's your Uncle Gary.
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It's a boy. It's a baby boy.
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Born on this show.
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Hi.
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Would you all please join me in
welcoming our next guest? He's a little
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and he's never been on the show before,
so give him a big hand. My next guest...
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The baby boy Schumacher.
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That's for you.
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Yeah, so, you know, we weren't sure you
were going to make it.
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Were you delayed in traffic?
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Oh, I'm sorry. We're out of time.
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Do you know what that means?
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It means you'll have to come back again
soon, okay?
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Enough of the baby's perspective.
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Well, wasn't that great?
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Wasn't it great?
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Well,
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it turned out to be everything I
promised, I think. And I want to thank
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guests. You guys were great.
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Tom Petty, thank you, Tom.
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and Anton, Gray, and Nancy, and Jackie,
and Pete, and new baby Schumacher, and
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Leonard Smith.
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And thank you, guys. And we'll see you
next week when someone on this show is
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going to have open -heart surgery.
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See you all soon. Good night, everybody.
Take us home.
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Hope you enjoyed it. Gary Stanley Show.
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