I loved the Cowsills and Bob was my favorite ♥️ He was and still is so good looking.

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I don't say this about people I admire, but damn I would love to have a conversation about almost anything with Stewart, my love of his work aside, he is such a amazing conversationalist, I love his interviews, so much detail.

Let's Go Brandon!!!

Dlame congress Republicans an Democrats introduce the bill not President Biden .Fool go back to school you might learn something Long with your audiencess

Great connection between you two and amazing interview!

I'd like to know what bud squandered their 20 million on.. and the kids literally had to pay the tax on that money to the IRS

Stewart has a unique grief on his back. Having both a musical giant and mutual inspiration in Neil passing and a torch of his carried flame snuffed out in Taylor, Stewart seems to be alone at the helm. It is sad to see that he's had both heroes and newbloods die before him. :(

Omg!! I Love Wil Wheaton so much!!! He's absolutely Gorgeous!! Go Gordie!!!💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰🥰

This is a lovely podcast. Pick is just like the rest of us who have done a few gigs but he was in Dire Straits and played with flipping Bob Dylan. It's like seeing the Wizard of Oz in his pyjamas.

Just the tip of what's coming... the West will soon enter 'great tribulation'. But the Son of God has returned.

Great episode!! Jay Leno is a comedy legend!!! 🤟😂❤

RIP River Phoenix

She’s warped

your industry is infectious to most of those involved in it, you and your parents are not immune to it. we are all products of our environment. perhaps it's best to remove ones self from the infectious environment. you don't seem to want to remove yourself from the environment that has affected your life. 10 minutes ago i clicked on an interview with you in it. now 10 minutes later, and you seem to be all over you tube. if you are grifting. pissoff

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Class act!

GREAT Interview!!

Rodney Dangerfield was an incredible man and an incredible comic. He was hysterical and his one liners kill to this day. RIP to Mr. Dangerfield.

Fulton...? Fulton??

ended him with that joke💀

WHY was the film/ show so popular? Many reasons. 1. The Vietnam War was going on so a war tv show was obviously something an audience could connect with. 2. Everybody can identify with being away from home and desperately wanting to go home, missing loved ones, making new friends, getting on other people's nerves. 3. The awesome talent of Alan Alda, Larry Gelbart, Robert Altman. 4. The show cleverly balanced comedy and drama which was something of a rarity on TV (though Hogan's Heroes did it frequently even though it was known mainly as a comedy). 5. I also think that a big reason the film/show was a hit because the public was attracted to the recurring plotlines of characters rebelling against the systems. Hawkeye, Trapper, B.J., Blake, Klinger, were the quin essential hippie soldiers (as were the characters on Hogan's Heroes) who always ignored military regulations which I think really sparked the public.

Hawkeye, Houlihan, Malcahy, Igor, Klinger, Kelly, the intercom voice Flagg, Sidney-the characters that were on the show from start to finish.

It's interesting when Mike mentions that James Cromwell was considered as a permanent cast member on Mash, being that Cromwell later had a guest role as prank playing officer.

Very talented actor.

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Great interview!!

Should have way more views.

Myself not a vegetarian saurus sorry

Ernie definitely hasn't aged in like 30 years.

I love Ernie Hudson. He's the most sane and decent of the Ghostbusters although I don't know much about Reitman may he rest in peace. Akroyd is fun, but he has this political/supernatural streak stuck in him. Murray is notoriously kind of douche, but everyone who I know that's met Ernie has said he's great. I feel for him not getting work because it's difficult for actors. You can see his house is nice and he seems to be doing well and I love to hear that because he's done some questionable film projects lol.

But hey, you look so COOL. 😀

I always wondered at Tom’s confidence. Interesting that it also baffles Dom.

Great interview. Have loved Cowsills for decades.

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Gen z is going to be the hardest working generation we are the handyman generation

The Cowsills are great.

Her books are amazing!!! pieces of art!!!

I love this interview. No agendas, no boxes to check, just friends hanging out.

Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Al Pitrelli: great guitarists from the Island.

Best Kill Tony Guest next to Kirk Fox

What a fabulous interview! I listen to the Cowsill podcast every week and have been a fan of the band since the late 60s. Thank you for asking such insightful questions. Bob elaborated on so many things I wondered about that were not included in the documentary. (I'm sure that length was an issue.). I'm impressed by Bob's honesty about his troubled family history. I've been rooting for the Cowsills my entire life.

Wow. Very insightful interview! Big fan of Elijah / DEADSY, and it's cool to find out about Queeny King (as well as this podcast) too.

Facts: Taylor was a fan boy on drugs, Stewart a jealous white drummer who just imitated black drummers and was lucky that his brother was a sensational music manager. Neil on the other hand was an original and a genius on many levels.

Loved Johnny angel ,and Shelley

We love u Bob...

As usual, Bob gives a great interview. He is a great storyteller and seems like such a nice and down to earth person. I saw them in concert last September in Las Vegas, and they blew me away. Thank you for this awesome interview!

Devo a a whole was interested in making thought provoking albums, not hits. They made plenty of catchy tunes that were better than whip it.

I don't know if knowing would be better than just going. I am pretty sure it's a vertigo inducing nightmare every day and Night.