Well, this is...interesting.
Howard Stern continues his TV talk show tour to promote his Sirius radio show, and last week appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, but not in the same studio as Kimmel. At first it looks like Stern is sitting down in the chair next to Kimmel's desk, but you quickly realized that Stern is in New York City (Kimmel tapes in L.A.) and is sitting in front of a green screen to make it look like he's with Kimmel. You also figure out what's going on once you see Stern and Kimmel attempt to kiss and they can't quite line up their, um, tongues.
Stern also gives Kimmel a free Sirius Stiletto radio. He did the same thing on Letterman last week. I wonder if Dave and Paul feel cheap now? Video after the jump! (Note: the video also includes a 90 year-old woman having an orgasm.)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-18-2006 @ 6:40PM
MacGuffin said...
I love Howard Stern. Didn't catch any of his (MANY) talk show appearances last week. Was wondering what he was pitching since he doesn't go on unless he's got something to sell.
This virtual thing is pretty cool and pretty funny.
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12-18-2006 @ 7:02PM
elf said...
I know I'd be rather PO'd if somebody gave me a present that I needed to pay $12.95 a month to keep operational.
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12-19-2006 @ 6:43AM
elf said...
TO ELF:
so you'd be pissed off also if someone gave you as a present a 50+"" plasma tv, because you have to pay for cable service to wach TV?
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12-19-2006 @ 6:46AM
elf said...
or if someone gave you a car as a present, you be PO'd also, because now you have to pay for insurance, gas, license fees, etc?
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12-20-2006 @ 8:59AM
BGN said...
To MacGuffin
He's out desperately trying to sell Sirius, who is floudering bigtime and lost all buzz they created when he moved over... Stock prices plumetting, subscription rates plumetting... He's in desperation mode trying to sell this thing and remain relevant. With how little you hear about him these days, I'm surprised these shows ar still booking him. I guess it's because Dave and Jimmy are friends of his....
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12-21-2006 @ 8:43AM
Gene said...
To BGN:
let me guess, your an O&A fan?
you obviously have no idea what your talking about.
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1-02-2007 @ 6:39PM
BriB said...
BGN is completely clueless and absolutely has no idea what he's talking about.
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/sirius-reaches-positive-free-cash/story.aspx?guid=%7BA429120F%2DF8E8%2D40A4%2DA9A2%2DA374F9DB35FF%7D&siteid=yhoo&dist=yhoo
Sirius reaches positive free cash flow
By David B. Wilkerson, MarketWatch
Last Update: 4:33 PM ET Jan 2, 2007
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. said Tuesday that it would report positive free cash flow for the fourth quarter of 2006, ending the year with more than 6 million subscribers.
SIRI3.54, -0.01, -0.3% ) announced that it added 2.7 million subscribers last year, bringing its total to 6.024 million paying customers. The figure represents an 82% improvement over the 2005 total.
The company had cut its 2006 subscriber forecast in December, saying that it expected to end the year with between 5.9 million and 6.1 million subscribers by the end of the year, compared with its earlier expectation of 6.3 million subscribers.
Sirius was counting heavily on a surge in holiday sales, partially bolstered by its new Stiletto wearable radio. But Chief Executive Mel Karmazin pointed to slower retail sales than expected from the Thanksgiving weekend onward.
In addition, the company faced difficult comparisons with the fourth quarter of 2005, when the imminent Sirius debut of popular radio host Howard Stern led to 500,000 subscriber additions. Stern came to satellite radio in January 2006 after many years at Infinity (now CBS) Radio.
In November, Sirius reported a narrower third-quarter loss, with subscribers as of Sept. 30 totaling 5.1 million. See full story.
Sirius shares closed at $3.54 on Friday. U.S. markets were closed on Tuesday in honor of the late President Gerald Ford. End of Story
David B. Wilkerson is a reporter for MarketWatch in Chicago.
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1-29-2007 @ 10:23AM
Matt said...
I'm an O&A fan but I'm realistic. Sirius is not floundering at all. There stock is just plain awful but as far as subscriber rates Sirius is doing great. Sirius is doing better then XM as of late. He does seem desperate to get more listeners but why wouldn't he be? He had an extremely large audience and now it’s musical compared to what he use to have. I can't stand his show but I hate ignorant people who post lies.
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