Direct him to the home office in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Another one. He gave me his name but nothing else. I’m now supposed to search through 3 years of VMs? That also won’t happen.pic.twitter.com/IFgXCnW1XF
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Nice of them to narrow it down to one of three possible years. Their brief moment of fame clearly made a lasting impression on them.
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A history of requests tells me that that span of time is usually off by at least five years.
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Don, I’m surprised that you don’t have all the Viewer Mail letter writers memorized!
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A few months ago I actually set up a database to catalog every VM and CBS Mailbag for just this purpose. Got as far as finishing the morning show, then inertia took hold.
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It's like working as a record store clerk and dealing with people who come in and say "Do you have the CD with the song that goes 'laaa-la-lee-la-ll oo-lal la'? I heard it on the NPR station last month, missed the name."
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There's a 70s book by Gil Fates, the producer of "What's My Line?" which ran 18 years with 800 some episodes. The Goodson-Todman archive deals with a steady stream of the grandchildren and great grandchildren of civilians who were on the show, wanting custom made excerpts.
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Well since people think you're taking requests, here's mine, I was in the Late Show audience a few times, can you find the ones where I can see myself? Just kidding of course. People must think you have tons of spare time.
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