All right, when you hear that music, you know it's time for Visit God's Clubhouse, the almost quarterly show where we try to look at the light side of things.

And today we have what I consider a pretty special show.

It started with Herb Smith of the Uticans and I talking about doing something on the comics because we had done something with Mad and Cr probably over a year ago and we thought we'd like to do something with an extension of that

with the same stable of artists more or less for the famous magazine of comic books creepy and

eerie. Herb wasn't sure that we had enough stuff to go with, and I started thinking about,

well, could we possibly get somebody else involved in this? And I'm not going to go through

the whole thing about how this happened. All I can say is that I contacted someone I had not

talked to for quite some time, and just in a kind of serendipitous manner, it all worked out.

And with Herb, with us, we also have Deborah Del Pratt.

And the list of credits for Deborah is long and exhausting.

Suffice to say that she has done very well for herself from the times when we were all together in Palisades Park, New Jersey.

She's currently the principal and founder of Cornett Entertainment.

Her production credits, reducing credits,

are some films that I know that you've all heard of,

The Wedding Planner, The Spirit, Green Street Hooligans,

Buried Alive, Suburban Girl,

and the Creature Feature, Living Hell for the sci-fi channel.

Under her new label, she's produced the film Lifted, and she's an executive producer of Paramount's classics, Mean Creek, the Open Road, and from Prada to Nata.

And it goes on and on. She has been involved in TV.

She's been involved in theater.

But I think is also extremely important and often never spoken about.

She kind of has given back to the community as well.

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