Show No. 115
Dec. 2, 2011
Dec. 2, 2011
    
    
    First hour: 
    Actress, author, singer and comedienne 
    
    
    
    Sandra Bernhard 
    (Roseanne, The L Word) joins Ed for a conversation about her 
    early influences as a performer, her work with Martin Scorsese 
    and Richard Pryor, and some of her other roles in film and 
    television, including her upcoming appearance on TV Land's 
    
    
    
    
    Hot in Cleveland. Sandra will also be performing in 
    
    Columbus, OH and
    
    New York City in December, while her one-woman stage show
    
    
    
    
    I Love Being Me, Don’t You will be coming to 
    
    Philadelphia,
    
    Seattle and 
    
    La Jolla in early 2012. Also in this hour: Tony Figueroa and 
    Donna Allen remember the birthday of Ozzy Osbourne, the network 
    premiere of A Charlie Brown Christmas and other events that 
    originally happened This Week in TV History. 
    
    
Second hour: Ed welcomes singers Maria Lauren and Linda Eichberg, who performed with Dean Martin for nearly twenty years as members of the world-renowned Dean Martin Golddiggers. Maria and Linda’s book, Beyond Our Wildest Dreams, provides a backstage pass at the world of nightclub entertainment between the years 1973 through 1978 — one of the last great eras in show business, and a time that saw Maria and Linda work alongside such legends as Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Bob Hope, Milton Berle, Jerry Vale, Louis Prima, Donald O’Connor and, of course, Dean Martin.
Second hour: Ed welcomes singers Maria Lauren and Linda Eichberg, who performed with Dean Martin for nearly twenty years as members of the world-renowned Dean Martin Golddiggers. Maria and Linda’s book, Beyond Our Wildest Dreams, provides a backstage pass at the world of nightclub entertainment between the years 1973 through 1978 — one of the last great eras in show business, and a time that saw Maria and Linda work alongside such legends as Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly, Bob Hope, Milton Berle, Jerry Vale, Louis Prima, Donald O’Connor and, of course, Dean Martin.
 
 
 
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