Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried, this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast with my co-host, Frank Santopodre.

Our guest this week is a much admired actress of stage and screen, a former radio host, a former TV talk show host, a best-selling author, a lifestyle guru, and one of the most refreshingly candid and forthcoming figures in the entertainment business.

You know her work from films like Noises Off, Cannibal Run 2, The Man Who Loved Women, Perfect, LA Story, Johnny Dangerously, Man on the Moon, and dozens of appearances on the small screen in shows like Simple, Georgian Leo, Providence, ER, Grey's Anatomy, Party Down, 2 and a half days.

2 and a half men, Brooklyn 9.9, and of course, the long running comedy series, Evening Shade, and the iconic series Taxi, in which she starred as Lovelon Cav Driver Elaine Nardo.

She's also worked extensively on Broadway and off-roadway stage in shows such as Greece, Pal Joey, Chicago, and he gets your gun and the tale of the Allergist wife and has written 10 Count to 10 books at Topics of Health, Fitness, Diet, and Child Rear.

In a career that began way back when she was named the outstanding teenager of Illinois, she's worked with some of the most celebrated artists in the last half century, including her grandmother, John Travolta, Frances Font Coppola, James L. Brooks, Carol Burnett, Steve Martin.

George C. Scott, Michael K, and the Kaufman, Blake Edwards, just the name of you. She's also worked with several guests.

We've had on this very show, including Ed Weinberger, Amy Heckerlin, Griffin Dunn, James Burroughs, Richard Kine, and Treet Williams.

Hey, she even worked with the Andrew Sisters.

Please welcome to the show, a performer of multiple interests and talents, a woman who claims that she finds Danny DeVito sexier than Robert Redford.

The pride of Madonna High School, the delightful Mary Lou Henner.

Oh my gosh, that is hilarious. And it's funny because you guys, you talked about everything except the one thing that everybody talks about now.

And it's like, I can't believe you didn't mention it. And it's probably better that you didn't.

Why? And that's the whole memory thing. That weird. Yeah.

Oh, we'll get to it.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. But it's like, it's so funny because people always talk about that like first thing. And so it's like, oh, you don't want to talk about taxi?

You know, things like that. So funny.

Last night, when I was thinking, okay, Mary Lou Henner is going to be on the show.

It got me to call my old friend Larry David.

Oh my gosh.

You know, do you know my history was Larry?

Oh, yeah.

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