Hi, I'm Gilbert Gottfried. I'm here with my co-host Frank Santopadre and our engineer, Frank

Fraterosa and this is another episode of Gilbert and Frank's amazing colossal obsessions with the

poster child for... Hey guys, I have to interrupt. When we start that over, when I went to hit stop to

play my sound bite, I actually stopped. Alright, we'll call that a rehearsal. You're now officially ready?

Yep. Our engineer, Frank Fraterosa, fucked up again. Now you might not know this, but this is the

second time I'm going to be introducing this show, because Frank fucked up again. I'm Gilbert

Gottfried and I'm here with my co-host Frank Santopadre and this is another episode of Gilbert and

Frank's amazing colossal obsessions and we have the poster child for Munchhausen Syndrome by proxy

Ray Brown. How's your Munchhausen Syndrome by proxy? It's okay, but I'm bringing... One of these days I'm

bringing my proxies. And you'll find out. You're not one of those anti-vaxxers, are you? No, alright. Get your shots. Yeah. For Munchhausen by proxy.

Gil, how are you? I'm still laughing because Joel Gray just left hysterical and he put us on and it was

great and fun. I okay. Yes. I was working some club at a town and I was watching TV and on comes a

movie we mentioned. Oh no. Old Dracula. David Niven. David Niven and Teresa Graves. The late Teresa

Graves. Now this is the plot of the movie was Dracula's bride. I guess somehow turns black and he

wants to turn white. Turn it back to white. And so the movies... I can't describe how it had to

had a different title that I can't remember right now and they they tried to cash in on the

successive young Frankenstein. Yes. Yes. By crassly naming it old Dracula. Exactly. It's just shameful.

And I... Is it what you do on the road by the way when you're in this is how you want to...

Oh. Does this how you want to turn yourself? That was one of the better movies. I wouldn't find it

event me me you. Yeah. So I don't want to spoil it. Yeah. For any of you who's streamin' life

towards to catch old Dracula but the ending of the movie is she bites him at one point.

All right. And then his back is to the camera at the end and he turns around and David Niven is in

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