Skip had his questions in hand and was trying to hurry Sherman along.

My thoughts exactly.

Wow!!! Young, cute, and terribly naive! Mmmmm

Yeah, but most find that he was just an old gay troll who interrupted and annoyed his guests. On the contrary, he was everything you referenced and more. These interviews are gold

What did he say about crawford?

@@hellomontana2318 Read Sherman's book . he has an entire chapter on her. An excellent book!

Sexy? Perhaps as an old man here but not when he was young. Odd how that happens.

Skip E. always faded his shows out at the end of the half-hour.

​@@aeichler I wonder how Mr. Lowe got this interviewing gig. He's quite inept. Though his smiling Midwestern good ol' boy-ness apparently egged his interviewees on. Smh

Keep It respectful

Wow... Maybe you need to watch it again, off of any medication or alcohol

It's hard to believe anyone quite that stupid really existed, but he did! If anything, Glick was less of a fool than Skip. SMH.

Also Glick got the big name guests, go figure.

Lolzzzz

@Spiderman7Bob7 Wait! Bette and Joan ONLY starred in ONE film together: Whatever Happened To Baby Jane-which Mr. Sherman DEFINITELY did NOT direct. You are sadly uneducated!!!!

That's how all of Skip E's shows ended. They were "live" with no commercials and ran until the half-hour was ending.

Alan Eichler oh okay!

Absolute nonsense. Interviewers need to keep things moving based on how much time is allotted, questions they want to cover, otherwise, they'll just go and on

Absolutely agree.

Your remark is nonsense

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He’s the worst interviewer ever.

Sherman knew what to expect

lol ...ok Bette :---)

You stole that comment from Bette Davis / Sarandon stated it verbatim! I like it in feud, but you wrote it nicely!

Alex LUCAS oh definitely borrowed it from Bette. I heard it way before the series. There’s a book called “ the divine feud “ about their shenanigans. No one can top that clap back lol

Steven Patrick Stone bm

How honest of you to go against the tide here and defend Skip E. Lowe's cable television show. And let's face it, not every TV interviewer may be a great one, nor even the so-called great ones perhaps as great as legend would have them. They all interrupt at times, and many are in love with the sound of their own voices--certainly Dick Cavett and Charlie Rose are. But a few qualities are important for a successful interview of any kind--that the interviewer ask insightful and interesting, possibly unique questions, as well make a very good attempt to allow the subject to complete her/his thought after a question is asked; also that the interviewer speak clearly and with enunciation, so he/she maybe heard by the listening-viewing audience, if it be a broadcast interview. Also, I think it is a shame that there are few local broadcast TV talk shows left. Of course with the Internet anyone may upload a program to KZfaq, etc. But this is not the same as having a broadcast TV talk show, most of which are distributed by a network or in syndication nationally./internationally. There are very few broadcast TV talk shows of a local nature anymore. Technically, even Skip E. Lowe's show was not a broadcast, but a cable TV access show.

Steven, you are so adorable!

Don’t pick on Bette, cause you won’t get ya din din Blanche !

Skip kept changing the subject every time Sherman tried to tell the story.

Bette invited Sherman to meet her in Mexico. He told her he would, then he stood her up. That was the end of it. Sherman was married, and he didn't want to become involved with her. So no they did not date, it was just one of the many who did not reciprocate Davis' feelings in return

@@girlonfire981, Bette didn’t want you! Lol

Awful isn't it

Awful interviewer, very frustrating to follow.

He asked the questions but he didn't want the answers. The interview was for him not the viewing public. Wasted interview.