One Day at a Time

the kings he's a huge

kings fan and the kings won stanley cup for the first time in 2012 and i was there i saw wolf he was sitting just a few rows in front of me and then so between periods i went and told him that story of me meeting his parents at a one day at a time taping when i was 13 years life completely to hang out with Eddie and Alex that night for three hours.

And, you know, we'll follow me on Twitter.

And then the next thing you know, we're messaging back and forth.

And the next thing you know, my wife and I go to Phoenix to see a show in Phoenix and Wolf invites me.

but that was way before nerd halen and i think wolf definitely knows about nerd halen and approves of it and matt obviously approves of me being an ebh artist and i want to keep it that way so i hope i haven't pissed off anybody uh playing sammy and i think i even asked somebody you know if it was okay

oh okay it was okay so you have to go back to what you said before when you met ed and valerie at a taping at one day at a time as a kid please tell that story

Well, in 1983, we were here in Los Angeles.

And, you know, Kiss My Grits, one of the famous lines from that generation.

One Day at a Time was another one, Mom and Two Daughters.

Yeah, you had Schneider was the fix-it guy wearing the tight white T-shirt with the darts rolled up in the pocket.

But I also went, like, from a new one, I went Two Broke Girls because that show's funny.

And of all the people on planet Earth that you thought, who can I do a report on? Who did you choose?

Schneider from one day at a time.

This must have been the 70s.

If we could try to imagine present day, walking into school dressed as a janitor, mustache, the cigarettes in my thing, a tool belt, a vest.

And number four is Howard Hessman, famous for playing Dr. Johnny Fever on the TV show WKRP in Cincinnati.

He also had a lead role in the head of the class, One Day at a Time.

He also had parts in many TV shows like House, Boston Legal, and he was Ed in the Trent Harris movie, Reuben and Ed.

He was in Bigfoot, a film that featured Alice Cooper as himself.

But I loved it because as he was going through voting.

He's like, oh, Hong Wen, I know her.

He said, and I told this story on the air, in high school they had a project where you write to a representative about a problem and he wrote it in class and she answered him back.

It just shows you that those things matter because that interaction with Hong, who's a friend of the program, by the way, happened before he was eligible to vote.

What, the one that stood out to me that I just wanted to pull you into my bosom and give you a big hug was there was a school assignment to do a report, and of all the people on planet Earth that you thought, "Who can I do a report on?" Who did you choose?

[laughs] Schneider from One Day at a Time.

[laughs]

This must have been the '70s.