1:21:02
I think she just broke her leg.
1:21:06
- Excuse me.
- My back's a little sore.
I didn't break it.
1:21:09
- I can walk.
- We're just taking you in for an X ray.
1:21:12
The thing got the highest ratings.
Higher than the Super Bowl.
1:21:16
Is kind of the same thing.
A big buildup, and then one team
just can't perform.
1:21:21
All that boy did was hurt
that little girl's pussy.
1:21:25
- Ooh!
- I'm talkin' about her cat.
1:21:29
If Ed had been a stud, if he had
given a terrific performance that night,
1:21:35
the American people
would have loved him, but he failed us.
1:21:37
- No, I don't agree.
- He failed us as a man.
1:21:41
Look at this.
1:21:43
She did not...
She did not break my heart.
1:21:48
Look, I understand that I'm
fair game, but just tell it like it is.
1:21:52
She was a hot-lookin' chick.
I get that. I knew the score.
1:21:56
''Broke my heart.''
No, you know what Jill did?
1:21:59
Jill went out to L.A. And got one of
those scandal agents that handle...
1:22:03
like Joey Buttafuoco,
Kato Kaelin and Gennifer Flowers...
1:22:17
Oh, my God, he wrote a book.
1:22:26
I mean, he never even
read a book, man.
1:22:29
Whas your feeling about the meaning,
if any, of Ed TV?
1:22:34
Well, Harry, I-I feel that
Ed is the apotheosis...
1:22:38
of a prevailing
American syndrome.
1:22:40
It used to be that people
were famous for being special.
1:22:43
Now they're considered special,
uh, merely for being famous.
1:22:46
Fame has become a moral good...
1:22:49
in this country:
Is its own virtue.
1:22:58
We thought since we had
Ray Pekurny on the panel today,
we'd talk about his book.