Well, Epi 1 (the pilot?) was so successful last week, we're now contracted to do the entire series! Hopefully, ratings will continue "off the charts" and syndication/re-runs will keep me in filthy lucre for years to come. 2OTA will become synonymous with Star Trek or I Love Lucy, for longevity and money making potential. Maybe I'll even get a museum in Jamestown. Or a space station. Or a PREQUEL!!! :)
Nah, I'm not this funny.
A girl can always dream, right? Meanwhile, Epi 2 is on the horizon, with Irving, Richard (now paired with Oscar), and Lerner mit Loewe under the microscope this time 'round. The following Sunday (October 10) begins our (drummmmm rolllllll) Fall Pledge Drive, so we'll take that day off from the series just to put the focus on Raising Dough, to persuade/coax/coerce/beg of you to add your filthy lucre to our coffers. But otherwise, I'll jump right back on the Songwriter Bandwagon after that!
Very serious composer/lyricists. If this is an audition, I pity the poor soul on stage.
Which reminds me: I'll be one half (some would say the better half...some wouldn't) of the Otto and Kim show that first pledge drive-y Sunday, from noon to 2pm. He will no doubt wear a mask AND a visor, I'll wear the entire wind-screen, but we'll still safely exhortcha to Give Give Give in a jocular, endearing way. I really don't know why Rob (manager par excellence) doesn't give the two of us the morning drive-time slot. We are frickin' hilarious, even raising dough! Even if Otto doesn't drink coffee (weirdo), and even if my laugh is a little annoying. We could reenact scenes from old TV shows (Barney Miller? The Mary Tyler Moore Show? I've got a hat!), and take turns being Doctor Johnny Fever (WKRP in Cincinnati, remember?), who tended to "over-medicate".
Enough falderall. See ya Sunday. I'll bring the "medicated" Pumpkin Spice Latte. With a double shot.
There's No Business Like Show Business (Tom Wopat, Company, Annie, Get Your Gun)
I'm On My Way (Company, Paint Your Wagon)
They Call The Wind Maria (Rufus Smith, Paint Your Wagon)
Brigadoon (Ensemble, Brigadoon)
Almost Like Being In Love (Gene Kelly, Brigadoon)
Camelot (Richard Burton, Camelot)
She Is Not Thinking Of Me (Daniel Massey, Gigi)
If Ever I Would Leave You (Robert Goulet, Camelot)
I Remember It Well (Alfred Drake, Maria Karnilova, Gigi)
The Rain In Spain (Lauren Ambrose, Harry Hadden-Paton, My Fair Lady)
Ascot Gavotte (Ensemble, My Fair Lady)
I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face (Harry Hadden-Paton, My Fair Lady)
Anything You Can Do (Bernadette Peters, Tom Wopat, Annie, Get Your Gun)
The Hostess With The Mostes' On The Ball (Ethel Merman, Call Me Madam)
After You Get What You Want (You Don't Want It) (Marilyn Monroe)
Sisters (Rosemary Clooney, Trudy Stevens, White Christmas)
Steppin' Out With My Baby (Fred Astaire, Easter Parade)
Let's Have Another Cup Of Coffee (Judy Kuhn, Howard McGillin, Kevin Chamberlain, As Thousands Cheer)
How About Me? (Judy Holliday, Trouble Is A Man)
Vaudeville Medley (Judy Garland, Fred Astaire, Easter Parade)
The Surrey With The Fringe On Top (Alfred Drake, Oklahoma)
In My Own Little Corner (Julie Andrews, Cinderella)
Shall We Dance? (Kellie O'Hara, Ken Watanabe, The King And I)
Bali Hai (Juanita Hall, South Pacific)
There Is Nothin' Like A Dame (Ensemble, South Pacific)
The Man I Used To Be (Will Chase, Pipe Dream)
All Er Nuthin' (Gene Nelson, Gloria Graham, Oklahoma)
The Sound Of Music (Mary Martin, The Sound Of Music)
You'll Never Walk Alone (Renee Fleming, Carousel)
Something Good (Elaine Stritch, Elaine Stritch At Liberty)
Some Enchanted Evening (Ezio Pinza, South Pacific)
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