All right, everybody, welcome back. It's us. It's Bill F. It's Wendy Snyder. It's the Bill and Wendy's show. Some of us doing the show from my house. Some of us doing the show from Wendy's house.

Wendy, I think we should let the listener figure out who's doing the show where.

I think that would be a tough one. A tough challenge to start out the show.

But a nice fun, you know, in a world where what's fun anymore, I think this could be just the thing to turn us over to make everything right again.

The guess whose house they're at game.

Speaking of games, do you have a minute?

I was just thinking, we need a game.

Now more than ever. Yeah, so maybe we should work on that for, well, meaning you, should work on some kind, or I'll get a quiz for you, you get a quiz for me. How about we do that for next show? All right. All right. All right. Well, there's a couple of game-related things I wanted to bring up to you. Thing number one, they brought back Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. We're taping this on Thursday. So we aired last night. Jimmy Kimmel is hosting a new updated version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, formerly the territory of Regis Philbin, among others. He was the originator, and then Meredith

Vieira had it for a while. A bunch of people hosted like the daytime version, but the classic

nighttime version, which was 20 years ago already, hard to believe, was Regis Philbin, and now it's

Jimmy Kimmel. You didn't get to see it by a chance last night, did you? No, I've only seen the promos for it, and it didn't capture me. I didn't feel like watching it. Did I miss something great? Well, what you missed, I wouldn't say this is great, but it was really interesting. Because of the timing of all this, they taped it a few weeks ago. They taped it, I believe, three weeks ago because Jimmy Kimmel was not at his post for a

couple of nights, and they explained he's away taping the show.

So what I wasn't expecting because I had watched so many episodes of the original

and because I'd seen the promos to the show was that despite having this very loud, vibrant studio with, as

Jimmy Kimmel calls it, the most dazzling light display in all of television. So they've fit the studio,

you know, to make it all very futuristic and filled with lights and excitement, there is no studio audience at all.

There's only one guy sitting there.

Everybody who's a guest on the show gets to bring a friend, because that's one of the lifelines.

So in this vast studio of blue and silver, it's completely empty except for just one guy.

And it's very jarring to say, I mean, look, we've seen

picture after picture of Times Square and Hollywood Boulevard and you pick your favorite landmark

empty, but I've never seen it in a game show before because it's so relies on the audience

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