The Merv Griffin Show

No one, no magazine was going to write up a science fiction movie because their adult audience wasn't going to be interested.

And no one was going to book Mark Carrier Harrison onto the Tonight Show or the Today Show or the Merv Griffin Show or whatever it was because they were effectively nobodies.

They were not famous.

Carrie was the best known and she was mostly known for being her mother's daughter.

So that was his honorable mention, was the boyfriend.

Jerry said he struggled between putting that one in or his fourth one, which I think you will be upset with, and this has been very divisive across the social medias, season nine, The Merv Griffin Show, one that I am a huge fan of.

I mean, I'm

not upset with it.

Yeah, I think generally, like, the premise, I don't know.

There are other ones that, like, are better.

It's called The Merv Griffin Show.

I think that whole premise is hilarious and quintessential Kramer.

And Paul Collins would later go on to form The Beat, also known as Paul Collins' Beat.

To avoid confusion with the British ska group, also called the Beat or the English Beat in the U.S., Paul Collins' Beat appeared on Dick Clark's American Bandstand, the Merv Griffin Show, and contributed a song to the soundtrack of the popular comedy movie Caddyshack.

In 1972, I'm sorry, 1982, drummer Ruiz was replaced by Dennis Conaway, who played for both Elton John and Alice Cooper.

I thought that was interesting.

$3! No

soup for you! The Merv Griffin Show, because I love that premise.

This is the set from the old Merv Griffin Show.

They must be throwing it out.

Two episode, two parter.

And Merv Griffin Show.

Oh, that's excellent.

I think The Roommate was good, too.

you.

The Merv Griffin Show, because I love that premise.

This is the set from the old Merv Griffin

Show.

Monologue of the ages.

...makes that.

And the Merv Griffin show, because Kramer finds the Merv Griffin set in a dumpster and sets it up in his apartment.

So just based on that one sentence...

Two things usually get left out.

The photo didn't surface for three years until 1979 when it premiered on the Merv Griffin Show while the Lutzes were out promoting the Amityville movie.

And people who've studied the picture think the boy is Paul Bartz, one of the Warrens' grown investigators, caught kneeling down.

That photo sat in a drawer for three years.