Baseball | Bailey: Is that a bomb? Herb: No, it's worse than a bomb. It's the book. Bailey: Oh. Les: The Arbitron book. Bailey: I know, Les. Les: It's the ratings. Bailey: I know, Les. Herb: Our fate packaged in a plain brown wrapper. Bailey: I know, Herb. Herb: What can we do?
Johnny: What's happening? What's the word?
Les: All our jobs are on the line here!
Les: All right, Travis, what about the really important stuff?
Les: It says here my audience share of men 65 and over went down six points.
Andy: Now overall, you're no longer working for the sixteenth station in an eighteen station market.
Mr Carlson shows Jennifer his blueprints for the ideal radio station.
Andy on Les: When the Shah of Iran was overthrown, he missed it completely. His lead story for the day was about a hog that could do addition and subtraction. Venus to Andy: You gave up an opportunity to be Boy Wonder of American radio, to be the head guard of a nut farm. Andy: Let me ask you a question - am I the guard, or one of the nuts?
Andy: You gotta give me credit for one thing though.
Venus: Andy, there's something I've been wanting to do for a while. Can I do it now?
Mr Carlson: I'd like to propose a toast to the man who's done it all.
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