NFT: Cookie Puss: Howard Stern and Fred Norris

How come you didn't get your mother a fudgie the whale?

My money... Funniest segment in show history

Is still my favorite but that's an excellent one

When they pranked Sal and he recorded those apology public service announcements. Oh man.

lol

The Cookie Puss voice ...
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In comment 12968917 Joey in VA said:

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Is still my favorite but that's an excellent one

Gary's tape is great because of the regular fans in the audience. At one point Howard just cracks up and says "What are you guys, professional comedians!"

interrupted too much.

I'm not as smart as you, Mr. Smarty Pants!

Mama Looka Booboo Day, when Howard would pretend they were in the news chopper.

That, and when he would talk about how scary Fred is.

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I used to love when Robin was trying to do the news and Artie and Gilbert would be laughing hysterically and having their own conversation. Robin used to get so annoyed. So funny.

He seemed like a guy dedicated on cementing his legacy without any racist undertone to it. Fans of the show know he's the farthest thing from racist, but Gary the Retard is a term that doesn't fly these days. Changing the name to Gary the Conquerer just reminds me people of the name he once had.

I always thought he'd distance himself from that raunchy aspect of the show and really build the "best interviewer of all time" brand. Figured he'd only work once or twice a month and it'd always be an event, with him interviewing a high-profile name going through a high-profile ordeal. The show would always be there, but I thought he'd go out strictly as the master interviewer.

In comment 12969257 GiantJake said:

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I used to love when Robin was trying to do the news and Artie and Gilbert would be laughing hysterically and having their own conversation. Robin used to get so annoyed. So funny.

Heard one of those moments driving home from work yesterday. They were both doing Johnny Carson impersonations. Robin couldn't get a word in.

is also up there. LMAO Howard and his crew could bring the LULZ like no one else.

Their manager was an unsung hero

In comment 12969257 GiantJake said:

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I used to love when Robin was trying to do the news and Artie and Gilbert would be laughing hysterically and having their own conversation. Robin used to get so annoyed. So funny.

I loved the news with Gilbert, especially when Jackie was there. The timing and wit of those three was impeccable in the 90s.

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I never understood the big deal with this segment. I can think of 25 Stern segments that are a lot funnier.

this moment basically proved that Fred is indeed a madman.

... as when Stuttering John asked Ted Williams who took more balls under the chin, Rock Hudson or Yogi Berra? I remember driving into work on Wisconsin Ave. in Bethesda, MD in what must have been the early to mid 90s.

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If not THE greatest moments in Stern show history.

"He lookin a berry a scared. I see OJ."
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In comment 12969274 Mike in Long Beach said:

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He seemed like a guy dedicated on cementing his legacy without any racist undertone to it. Fans of the show know he's the farthest thing from racist, but Gary the Retard is a term that doesn't fly these days. Changing the name to Gary the Conquerer just reminds me people of the name he once had. I always thought he'd distance himself from that raunchy aspect of the show and really build the "best interviewer of all time" brand. Figured he'd only work once or twice a month and it'd always be an event, with him interviewing a high-profile name going through a high-profile ordeal. The show would always be there, but I thought he'd go out strictly as the master interviewer.

The guy has to work. They'll have to pry the mic out of his hand.

Remember that movie about the love of his life, who he'd do anything for? He chose radio over her.

In comment 12969340 RB^2 said:

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is also up there. LMAO Howard and his crew could bring the LULZ like no one else.

Its the type of story Artie needs to tell. When I relay it, the story doesn't go over the same.

One thing I greatly miss about the Artie days is how unpredictable the show became. Happy or angry, Artie could do anything on any given day that would be epic. I never missed a show then. I was afraid Id miss something.

I still enjoy the show, but I miss that aspect of it. The craziness has subsided since his departure.

In comment 12969909 schabadoo said:

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In comment 12969274 Mike in Long Beach said: Quote: He seemed like a guy dedicated on cementing his legacy without any racist undertone to it. Fans of the show know he's the farthest thing from racist, but Gary the Retard is a term that doesn't fly these days. Changing the name to Gary the Conquerer just reminds me people of the name he once had. I always thought he'd distance himself from that raunchy aspect of the show and really build the "best interviewer of all time" brand. Figured he'd only work once or twice a month and it'd always be an event, with him interviewing a high-profile name going through a high-profile ordeal. The show would always be there, but I thought he'd go out strictly as the master interviewer. The guy has to work. They'll have to pry the mic out of his hand. Remember that movie about the love of his life, who he'd do anything for? He chose radio over her.

This. He's a hypocrit and a sellout. Everything he always claimed he hated. Americas Got Talent was the pinnacle of how far he's fallen. Doesn't mean he's not still funny but his hypocrisy got to me years ago.