Thank God...they finally got DAG on the show

[Ifandorbut]

He's a staple of the Carolla show, he's on there every few weeks or so. I always thought he would be good on Stern's show. His appearance today was very low key comparatively to his appearances on Carolla. He didn't get into his wild improvisation, but he more than made up for it with his profane language. I guess I'm used to it with Howard at this point, but hearing the Aceman and DAG using the foul language is a bit of a novelty.

Good appearance.

 

[Grüpsaar]

Yeah, I don't really like Him much but found the appearance pretty interesting. It wasn't a total snoozefest, anyway.

 

[Ifandorbut]

Yeah, I don't really like Him much but found the appearance pretty interesting. It wasn't a total snoozefest, anyway.

He does to Teresa Strasser during the news what Gilbert Gottfried does to Robin during the news. He would have been a great guy to have sit in for the news. He can take over a show. It was cool to hear him more laid back.

 

[VinnyM27]

Have this one in my Stiletto and I can't wait to hear it! DAG is a very funny guy and I can't believe they kept rejecting him for years....something tells me they reject a lot of good guests. Apparently it was met with mostly rave reviews. Sadly, can't see "Chocolate News" since I don't have cable. Maybe I can see it on Itunes or some shit.

 

[Ifandorbut]

Have this one in my Stiletto and I can't wait to hear it! DAG is a very funny guy and I can't believe they kept rejecting him for years....something tells me they reject a lot of good guests. Apparently it was met with mostly rave reviews. Sadly, can't see "Chocolate News" since I don't have cable. Maybe I can see it on Itunes or some shit.

Although I love DAG, I wasn't sure what to expect from the new show. I watched it last night and overall I think it was pretty good. The sketch on Fatman wrapping about teen pregnancy was fantastic.

Good interview...good show.

 

[VinnyM27]

I just heard the interview and it made me laugh so damn hard! DAG's been through some hard times in his career compared to his cohorts.