The last time that Jon Hamm was on The Tonight Show, he did an impression of Ray Romano. Yesterday, the guy that everybody loves was on the NBC late night talk show and Jimmy Fallon showed him the video of Jon hamming it up.
What did Romano think of his “friend’s” impression? He said, “If you think about it, it is a double insult.” Why? He explained, “Because he is making fun of my voice and he is making fun of golf game.” Romano then defended himself by saying that he does not take that many bad shots during golf.
Then he called Hamm a son of a bitch because “he’s handsome and he’s funny.” I am surprised he did not take a swing at his golf club because that is another reason for men to hate him and for women to love him.
After all of that bashing, it was time for Romano to hamm it up and do his impression of his friend making a bad shot. Do you think he scored a hole in one with that take or do you think it was a total duff?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4HvxHerwHE
Even though HBO picked up Vinyl for a second season, today they announced that they are cancelling it. The network said, ““After careful consideration, we have decided not to proceed with a second season of ‘Vinyl.’ Obviously, this was not an easy decision. We have enormous respect for the creative team and cast for their hard work and passion on this project.”
The cable show starring Ray Romano and Olivia Wilde got a lot of buzz, but not a lot of viewers. I am sure the latter part played a big part in their decision.
I wanted to check it out, but everyone kept telling me it was boring. Which also accounts for why people were treating it like Vinyl records and not buying it.
The most important question about the cancellation, is does Wilde get to keep her Merkin?
James Corden took the lyrics of Justin Bieber and turned them into the dialogue for a Soap Opera on The Late Late Show yesterday. He asked Salma Hayek, Ray Romano and Gary Oldman to co-star with him in As the Beebs Turns and it is crazy how perfectly it worked.
Maybe Bieber needs to give up this whole singing thing and write for Soaps instead. Could you imagine?
Ray Romano is a guest on The Late Show tonight and he told David Letterman about the two things that men want when they first get married. Those things are laughter and pleasing his soul mate in bed. As the marriage goes on, men are happy with being able to do one of those things and he prefers for her to laugh. Then he goes into extreme detail why he prefers to hear laughing over that sex sound.
If you think you are horrified by what he told the CBS late night host, imagine how his kids feel. I think their faces says it all. That’s right, they were sitting in the green room listening to their dad talk about having sex with their mom. I hope they have a good therapist because no kid should ever hear about their parents’ sex lives.
David Letterman was honored at the Kennedy Center Honors and Ray Romano was one of the 4 celebrities that introduced him. When Romano was talking about what the CBS late night host means to him, he told a story and revealed something I didn’t know about Letterman. Romano said he was hired to do a pilot and just a day into rehearsals he was fired from it. But he didn’t give up. Then one Saturday he got a phone call from the Letterman people, and he was nervous about what they wanted just days after he appeared on The Late Show. When he got on the phone it was the show’s producer who said that Letterman liked what he saw and he wanted to sign him to a development deal. That deal lead to a little show called Everybody Loves Raymond. One of of the best sitcoms to ever grace our televisions. Who knew that Letterman was a silent partner in bringing that show to life. Now we all do thanks to The Kennedy Center Honors honoring the most respected late night host on TV today.
