I think 50 years in show business was enough for Larry. He looks like he's lost his touch. He appears to have lost his enthusiasm. He seemed to be extremely bored with Jack Hanna's visit Friday, like he wanted to be somewhere
else. Maybe it's time to retire.
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he seemed like he was enjoying himself during the Paris Hilton interview...
*cough* douchebag
"I've been working on my secret project"
"Oh, you mean your helmet that looks like your hair?"
He often seems bored and agitated with his guests. So many think he's a "great interview...around for 50 yeasr...won awards"...Awards don't mean jack when you still have no talent. I think that he is an AWFUL interviewer. Yes, he lets his guests speak, so he thinks. Well, he's SUPPOSED to let them speak...they're the guest. He also cuts them off mid-sentence, he has a gruff manner, and I just can't stand him.
shareFunny you should mention that. I listen on headphones, so I pick up every little thing that comes out of anyone's mouth. I don't know if it's impatience or what, but he almost constantly grunts his way through the show while guests are answering questions. That's more than a little annoying. I emailed him last month at CNN, telling him how annoying that is, however, I doubt that he'll ever see my message. To be truthful about it, I really don't watch very often, anymore. My only reason for watching in the first place was to see interesting guests, not him. Now, it seems that all he can get to come on his show are very shallow celebrities or reality show contestants (I can't stand reality shows) a majority of the time. But, the truth of the matter is that it's all about ratings, he evidently gets good ratings and he won't leave until he stops getting them and CNN has to carry him out, no matter what you or I or anyone else complaining, has to say about it. The only good thing about his show is that it's only an hour long and when it's over I get to watch ' AC360 ', which is still a pretty good show.
shareyeah bill maher welcomed someone tonight by saying- 'speaking of senility! regis philbin is on the phone!'
I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"