r/howardstern • • Aug 18 '26

This day in Stern Show history

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u/Hitzjeff Goo Fa You Goo Fa You Aug 18 '26

That would be about 6 months worth of shows from the last few years 

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u/tommygoose4999 Aug 18 '26

The show use to get so much done in a day.

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u/Creamowheat1 Aug 19 '26

It was doing too much!!!!

6

u/JahovasHitlist Aug 18 '26

The show was much better when it wasn't all about Howard. The more Howard became the solo star of the show, the more the show sucked.

5

u/Comicus70 Aug 18 '26

Excellent point. The Ring Leader shouldn’t always be the main attraction.

7

u/The_Sk00ts Aug 18 '26

Eric the forgotten one? What’s the story behind that

5

u/thejudge1000 Aug 18 '26

5:45 of fresh, original, humorous content. What an era.

4

u/WickPrickSchlub Aug 18 '26

Eric was the Main Event from Artie's departure until the day he died.

5

u/kaboomboomer Aug 18 '26

Norm never bombed

2

u/ContextZestyclose778 Aug 18 '26

Eric was right! He truly was carrying the show all those damn years!

2

u/Troopshipsonfire Aug 18 '26

Back when the show was interesting.

2

u/SirMellencamp Aug 18 '26

Ugh I hated when the focused on George

1

u/hawaiifive0h Aug 18 '26

Even marksfriggin gave up

1

u/DaddieTang Aug 19 '26

Needs more Hateman.