[Don Glock]

i voted yes. it's hard to understand the guy since his speech was impaired by a stroke.

 

[__jb]

He should retire before they fire him...

 

[Don Glock]

He should retire before they fire him...

i think he actually owns the right to his new years show. it's called "dick clark's new years", and of course his name carries a lot of weight. might be the only reason why nobody's fired him yet LOL

 

[Rowdie]

I think the New Year show is the only thing he still does!

 

[sbrenner]

No!
He needs something to do!
He will die soon enough.
It's his show!
I do not watch it!

 

[Coach.John]

I didn't know he was still around. I stopped watching his lame New Years show years ago. It is not live, just staged, phony partying.

 

[coop]

man, I thought he had died

 

[TedG954]

So far, I'm the only one that voted for him to STAY. Dick Clark is a legend. But more than that, he is an example of overcoming adversity and dissability. I was able to understand his speech and I admired his courage for being on camera with all that difficulty. Our world isn't all super-models and leading men. We have become a nation of "throw-aways" and that includes people too. Dick Clark is definately swimming up stream. The New Year show is a once-a-year program. I think I can tolerate (admire) Dick Clark for a few hours. OK, that's all. Happy New Year to All.

 

[GlockNewb]

So far, I'm the only one that voted for him to STAY. Dick Clark is a legend. But more than that, he is an example of overcoming adversity and dissability. I was able to understand his speech and I admired his courage for being on camera with all that difficulty. Our world isn't all super-models and leading men. We have become a nation of "throw-aways" and that includes people too. Dick Clark is definately swimming up stream. The New Year show is a once-a-year program. I think I can tolerate (admire) Dick Clark for a few hours. OK, that's all. Happy New Year to All.

Great comments Ted! And you are right. I personnaly have never cared for Mr Clark, even back in his earlier days, but your piont about throw-aways remains valid. I think much of our American market is hurting from the same problem.

Cheers