America's famous precision dancers, the Rockets, are having a final rehearsal before going on tour.

So gather around!

Hey, it's the Bowery Boys!

Hey! Hi there. Welcome to the Bowery Boys. This is Greg Young.

And this is Tom Myers. Tom, guess what I did this weekend? I went after so many years to the Radio City

musical Christmas Spectacular featuring The Rockets. How was it? Okay, so first of all, this is on an ad.

This is just my authentic opinion here, but I was kind of blown away. I think I saw it last in 2005 or something. It is so

fancy now with this brilliant light show, some pyrotechnics. Tom, they have drones now.

Drones. Drones. Ferry drones. Yes. The good kind of drone. Uh-huh.

Glinda, the good drone.

They flutter over the heads of the audience.

And all the singers and dancers were gray.

Santa and Mrs. Claus, of course, and the dancing bears.

But I was there for the Rockettes.

And they, of course, did not disappoint.

And get this. I saw an evening show, okay, the fourth of four performances that day.

Now, there are a couple alternating casts of Rockettes, but still, that is a lot of work.

That requires an amazing amount of athleticism and endurance, and they're doing it in heels,

all the while looking so glamorous.

And I just realized this, Tom, on last week's show on the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade,

we revealed that the first parade was in 1924.

The Rockettes' precision dance troupe was formed, believe it or not, in the following

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