Hi folks, it's Colonel Jeff Fox, producer of This Week with Larry Miller, here with a little intro to this week's rerun. And some of you have been writing in asking for updates on Larry, and there's not really any news news. Like I said before, he's fine. We're just waiting for his peeps to sign off on him coming back to work. Other than that, I got nothing. But as always, thanks so much for all of your patience and support. We really appreciate it. And this brings us to this week's rebroadcast.

This was another one of my favorite episodes. It was titled Muso and Frank and Sweene. It was one of my favorites because it involved a very rare this week with Larry Miller field trip. We should do more of those. I don't know why we don't. But we started out at my friend Sweeney Todd's barbershop in Los Phyllis here in Los Angeles, and the original plan was to walk to Muso and Franks in Hollywood, handing out Larry Miller Drinking Society cards as we walked down the street. But we decided that was a pretty darn long walk, especially for L.A., so we drove, like everybody else in L.A. And for those of you playing the six degrees of Larry Miller

Drinking Society separation game at home, Sweene's barbershop can be seen in the opening scene

of episode 12 of the current season of Mad Men. The episode was called Commissions and Fees, and it was

the directing debut of Christopher Manley. Christopher is typically the DP on the show, and aside from being a

talented DP and director, Christopher Manley is also a card-carrying Larry Miller Drinking Society member.

So lather up your face with that and shave it.

Anyway, thanks for sticking with us, folks.

And an Nominum Quidemineminus to everyone.

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It's this week with Larry Miller. Music Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America, and everyone who likes silent auctions...

... Mrs. America and everyone who likes silent auctions.

God, that theme gets me every time.

It puts such a big smile on my face.

Hi, you folks.

Welcome back to this week with Larry Miller.

I'm Larry Miller.

But in a way, aren't we all?

And as always, don't they sound good? Of course, that's the Thomas Bennett Orchestra. No, the Thomas Bonnet Orchestra. You'd think I'd know my own orchestra,

wouldn't you? Turns out, no, it's the Thomas Bonnet Orchestra. And the Penny Clark dancers

featuring boy tenor Josh Lieberg asking the musical question, if a man says something

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