From the darkest corners of our imagination comes a game show that's more ridiculous than terrifying.

Welcome to Tickled to Death.

I'm your host, Roz Hernandez, and I'll be guiding guests through the creepy questions and chaotic games,

all to win the ultimate title of horror movie champion.

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We're back, live and in stereo from the ultrasonic recording studios.

And tonight, Mr. Lou Reed is with us.

If you want to get out and see the band, Alice Tully Hall, January 27th in the rather rare New York appearance.

You're back in New York, though, right? You spent a long time in the city. Yeah, we spent a long time in Europe. We were in and around London, Scotland, places like that for a while. Have you officially moved to England? Oh, no, no, no. We just went over there because we hadn't seen it. So New York is still a city of record? New York is a home base. The album was recorded in London. Yeah, the album was recorded. Real great studio

named Trident. Triton. And David Bowie produced? David and Mick Ronson. Mustn't

forget Mick. Must be. How'd you like working with... It'd be naughty.

That's what they say in England.

When you say something, they say, no, that's naughty.

They don't see that in New York.

No, man.

They'd punch you out if you did.

I don't know.

How'd you like working with David?

I love working with David. David's terrific empathy.

How do you account for the fact that... Not that way.

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