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Hi, I'm Gilbert Gottfrieden. It's just Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal hot

guest with my co-hosts, Frank Santopadre. Well, another year has come and gone and as we

all know, the year 2020 was difficult, which significant losses including many people who

contributed to the culture. And because this podcast is about paying tribute, we're

going to spend a little time remembering some of the unforgettable artists and performers

who left us in 2020, including a few who appeared on this very show. Here, as always,

to let the hand with our annual In Memorium Show is our friend and fellow entertainment

historians. The Oscar-nominated screenwriter of films like The Disaster Artist 500 Days

of Summer This spectacular now and the both in our stars, Michael H. Weber.

Guys, thank you for having me back. I still wonder if the only reason you guys invite

me back for this. I'm the only regular guest who's not a member of the AARP, but I appreciate

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