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After nearly fifty years away from the public eye, Doug and Emily (Emmy Jo) Momary are back, and they’re everywhere – appearing at comic-cons and pop culture conventions, posting on social media, and now – joining Dan Fisher on “LET’S TALK TEN”.

The three of them talked about how these two crazy theater kids -- fresh out of college and with no television experience whatsoever -- created and starred in what would become a kids’ TV classic. Doug and Emily also remember the human beings who provided the bodies and voices for Freddie the Frog, Charlie the Owl, and Henrietta Hippo.

And what the heck they've been up to for the past fifty years or so. (SPOILER: They recently celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary.)

"It's quite an unusual thing,
The animals talk and sing,
With Doug and Emmy Jo,
Every day's a different show....."

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Emmy-nominated television writer TED BERGMAN ("The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour", "Sanford and Son") visits the show to talk with Dan about their favorite television shows from the 1970's.

Ted handles the comedies while Dan covers the dramas as they discuss many of the expected classics ("All in the Family", "Columbo") plus more than a few surprises. Plus -- Ted has all kinds of amazing behind-the-scenes stories to share, of his adventures in the writer's room, missed opportunities, and life in the Honduras.

As Fred Sanford might say, this is a big one.

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Songwriters JOHN DENICOLA and STACY WIDELITZ join Dan to talk about their favorite OSCAR-WINNING SONGS.

John is an Oscar-winner himself, for co-writing "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" from the classic film DIRTY DANCING. He also co-wrote "Hungry Eyes", while Stacy contributed to the 14X Platinum soundtrack with "She's Like the Wind", co-written with his friend Patrick Swayze.

John and Stacy really know both their music and their movies, so it's a fun and lively conversation -- with plenty of behind-the-scenes stories about Dirty Dancing, of course -- plus fond remembrances of Judy Garland, Bob Hope, Nat King Cole, Isaac Hayes, Barbra Streisand, Eminem....and lots more.

You'll have the time of your life.

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