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The Six Pack 77: “Rainbow Trout”
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This week, Ben and Dave chew the fat with actor, director, producer and author Henry Winkler. He got his big break as Arthur “The Fonz” Fonzerrelli on Happy Days, but Winkler is much more than a jukebox bumping, motorcycle-riding greaser. He’s an accomplished . He’s popped up in multiple Adam Sandler movies and has stolen scenes in Arrested Development, Royal Pains, Law & Order and Adult Swim’s Children’s Hospital. His new book, I’ve Never Met an Idiot on the River, is a collection of personal photographs and reflections about his family and his love of fishing.
Also on this podcast:
- In the news: The New York Times sniffs around Anderson Cooper‘s personal life, while the Twitter feed #OccupyWallStreet is coordinating hipsters, commies, anarchists and activists who want to shake up Wall Street’ sleazy ways.
- NYC gay-sports-league guru Jeff Kagan talks about boys, balls and what a full-court press is. (Seriously, we have no idea)
Dave Rubin is a stand-up comedian, TV personality and blogger. Ben Harvey is a radio DJ, TV personality and event producer responsible for the monthly Gumbo party in New York City. E-mail the show at [email protected].
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Lefty
“He’s an accomplished .”
Concert pianist?
Olympic gymnast??
Haberdasher???
That’s the beauty of Queerty.
Writing coherent and factual articles is a collective effort…
timncguy
@Lefty: And, the final editing is left to the readers. LOLOLOLOL
Dave
Pointless attention for a washed up once B-list celebrity.
Marty
Nice to see that Henry Winkler isn’t like some actors who are dismissive of the characters that made them famous. I loved The Fonz!
fredo777
@Dave: How dare you?!
The Fonz is an American icon.
*busts out his black comb + almost combs his hair*
the crustybastard
@Lefty and @timncguy:
Seriously: LOLZ.
CBRad
@fredo777: Fredo!! I HATED the fonz! A 2-foot tall whiner hanging out with that geeky family and bossing people around. Real greasers of the time would’ve swept up the floor with him.
fredo777
@CBRad: I’ll punch you in the face. Right in the face!