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“As it turns out, it sold over a million albums overnight, and then the people at CBS and NBC and ABC, they, well, you know, all of a sudden they wanted to have lunch.”

“Back in those days, Guy, we were getting like 40% of the audience was watching.”

“No, not at, NBC didn't get a piece at all.”

“Back in those days, it was like 210,000 dollars for a half hour of shows.”

“I was on the Today Show for about 12 years, 15 years, and honestly, being a beauty expert on the Today Show, probably put me on the map.”

“Back in those days, Guy, we were getting like, 40% of the audience was watching.”

“Back in those days, it was like 210,000 dollars for a half hour of shows.”

“I just think, I feel like I could do this for the rest of my life. As long as NBC and the audience would, will have me, I will.”

“In your, I think in your first year on late night, you brought in like, Almost two hundred million dollars in revenue for NBC.”

“NBC didn't want me for late night because the movies didn't work and I wasn't hot, you know. And so, they wanted other people, and they were gonna give it to someone else, and then I remember Lorne just stepping in, kind of, and saying, look, I know, he's like…”