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Beat me to it...

And there he is!

I love Andy Samberg. Which is something I never thought I'd say before Brooklyn 99.

Yikes. What is Sharon Stone wearing??

James Franco pushing Tommy away from the mic. Gold!

One of my favorite shows ever! I saw it 3 times in one week.

I'll be doing that as soon as the monologue is over,,,

Ha! This happens to me when I try to transcribe a phone number that spells something onto my computer. It's totally upside down and I hate it.

My mother made me take typing in summer school when I was 11 (late 60s), because she didn't want me wasting an actual class on it, but I needed to learn because she wasn't going to type any papers for me. I was peeved, to say the least, but later I was ever-so thankful! It was so helpful in school, through my retail career, through my banking career and now... well, it doesn't really matter now in my financial/accounting career because everything is so computerized. I finally let them take my adding machine (god, I loved it!) and replaced it with a mini adding machine/calculator. It's tough to use the keys on it without looking, but I really don't need it that often anymore. But I feel accomplished because I don't have to look at my computer keyboard. So there!

And here's Keith Urban in a down parka doing a wide-ranging medley. He sounds good. He looks cold.

Not sure about the first part, but I wasn't a huge fan of Kathy and Anderson. Lots of cringing going on there for me, but Mr ebk was a fan of Kathy. I must say I enjoyed Don Lemon and Brooke...someone... second-lining in NOLA just now. More music - less people being weird on camera.

I miss Guy Lombardo.

I like the bottom of the screen graphic - very Art Deco. Happy New Year everyone!!

I'm still watching Live from Lincoln Center, but was gonna tune in after it's over. Maybe I'll find something else... Thanks for watching so I may not have to.

Honestly Ravens, you have ONE job...

There's a low carb thread in the Health & Wellness forum...

If only I could like this post an infinite number of times...

My favorite segment of the evening. Not a false note and I loved all the participants. All in all, an entertaining evening. I'm still not sure that a couple of the honorees should be honorees, but no one asked me. What I really want is an annotated list of audience members. Some of them were quite entertaining (and I think I saw Cal Ripken!).

Meryl Streep singing along to the theme song of The Jeffersons - gold! Norman Lear is a mensch.

I enjoyed the cast of On Your Feet. Also fun seeing some of the audience members bopping in their seats. I'm really only watching because it's what I do. I've found it hard to get excited over the honoree list this year.

OMG, @mojoween, I'm so very sorry. My sincerest condolences to you and your family.

I love Paul Shaffer, but I'm going with A. Especially since the woman behind the counter seems so surprised, then happy that there is actually a woman in line at the end.

Good grief - it this on tonight?? Oops...

Speaking of sweet potato and apple gratin, I've been making this since I got the magazine in 1982. The magazine has the butter at 1 stick, not 6T. Also, I've never used the chestnuts, just the potatoes and apples. (And I may have over-measured the rum part...) I use a 13x9 pyrex pan for this as I take it to the in-laws for dinner. Love the pyrex that comes with the pan top and hot/cold carrier! https://fairshares.org/recipes/rum-glazed-sweet-potato-apple-chestnut-gratin

Could have been cardboard. I love your theories on how they got out there. I'm guessing someone helped them walk/slide out and then they got on the (card)board and stood there supporting each other...way more boring than flippering :-)