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That's lost media now.

So here we go with Ray Stevens.

Yeah, we're doing Ray Stevens, who I don't know a ton about.

I mean, obviously at this point, I have heard some of his music since this is a rerecorded edition of the show.

But yeah, I'm excited to hear it again.

I like that whistle.

Oh, they call him the streak.

Ray Stevens.

Any novelty song was always something I kind of gravitated towards as a kid.

You know, a lot of Ray Stevens stuff, Guitar Zan and The Streak.

Streak.

Loved the streak.

I mean, these three together are tremendous.

We see Ray Stevens and Nick Bockwinkle and we realize just off camera is Larry Sabisco and I Sabisco and Bockwinkle together are just such a great sneering, I don't know, just like everybody's not good enough for them.

It's great.

And so Ray says they're going to give those youngsters a wrestling lesson and I don't think it's going to take us very long.

But we're going to start off with our veteran Nick Bockwinkle against Kurt Henning.

We've got basically the two best guys going.

Ray Stevens is well past his best days, so...

This isn't the greatest example of Ray Stevens, this match, let's be honest.

Usually I let Tom decide, but not today.

Since this is the Ray Stevens Show, I'm going to get you and your mom to go to Bon Jovi, but I want you to take your

mom.

If we have to wheel her in, we'll wheel her in.

Skeletons in sex positions where if you flesh them out, it would certainly be something you would, you know, cover your eyes, Mabel.

What is that line from The Streak? Uh, the streak, uh, this, this is going to baffle any, the Ray Stevens song, this streak boogity boogity.

There was like, you know, a guy streaking and in the song, the singer, uh, cover your, Oh, don't look Ethel.

Ethel's the name.