And now live from Level 5 productions on the Island of Mileronia, it's the Larry Miller Show. The Good evening Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. America and everyone who remembers the greatest steak he ever had. Hi folks and welcome back to the Larry Miller show.

I'm Larry Miller but in a way aren't we all?

And boy oh boy was it beautiful here today?

I'm on the mainland and we're broadcasting from the mainland.

We're not on Miloronia, and there's a reason for that coming up. But of course I'm here with Colonel Jeff at Stately Miller Manor.

And our two doggies are here in the studio and lying down on the studio rug, which they love to do.

And I and we love to have them right here.

And boy, they love it too.

It's a great another great thing as you know I'm sure about doggies that they don't need anything

except what they're doing. You know, you know, every time my wife, God bless, who always would say,

well, if going out, we'll leave the TV on for the dogs, you know, and first of all, you know, it's fine with me and if you don't know why you know you should agree with that then you're obviously not married.

But I mean that I think the doggies are very happy you know they can look at a table leg for seven hours and not budge and they do all sorts of other things that we can't do I guess and

Never mind licking that's not I wasn't thinking of that okay I'm always thinking of that but you know what the

doggies are happy and I'm happy they're happy. And boy oh boy and as usual that music makes me happy too. Of course that's the Vincent Sheavelli Orchestra and the Phoebe Kate's dancers

featuring Boy Tanner Brad Simpson asking the musical question,

When Sylvester Stallone made Rocky, did he bring in anyone else to punch up the script?

Yes, Joe Frazier.

No, I'm not that, but good question, Brad.

You know what?

And it made me think.

Which doesn't happen all the time, but it did.

Really?

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