Army - Fort Monmouth - Barracks 704
January 31, 1978 - (Shepherd's Pie - "The Reunion")

On this show Shep tours Fort Monmouth - Barracks 704 and claims he went through Ft Monmouth back in the days of the Korean War. "3162nd signal airborne messkit repair battalion"

Books - Explaining Ralph
March 2, 1970 - (Overseas Press Club Conference)

"Why are you referred to as Ralph in the book IGWT?" Shep explains that Ralph is not him. Just a character telling the story in the 'first person'.

Dating -
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Waking up to 1964

Early WOR shows -
June 19, 1964 - (Guaranteed Forever)

Shep describes early days at WOR before overnights

Happie Herbie Promo -
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Herb Squire Promo -
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Shep reads a 'promo'

Kerouac -
March 2, 1970 - (Overseas Press Club Conference)

"Which character are you in Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road'?" The angel headed hippie.

Knees Loose -
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Keep your knees loose and your glove oiled

Mom - Rump sprung chinese red chenille bathrobe
March 2, 1970 - (Overseas Press Club Conference)

"What happened to your mother's rump sprung chinese red chenille bathrobe?" She still has it. He visited his mother and she couldn't understand the fuss. She didn't think it was that bad.

Predictions -
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Prediction of laziness

Salutes - Salute to fossels
November 26, 1971 - (Wet Cement)

Shep salutes fossels and the handprints he left in the sidewalk behind the school

Start of Career -
March 2, 1970 - (Overseas Press Club Conference)

"What started you on a show business career?" Played H.S. football - defensive back. In Sophmore year a faculty advisor connected with the local radio station asked his to comment on the week's game on a sports show.

Theme Song -
December 10, 1962 - (Nothing Box)

Somebody erased the tape - Shep explains the absense of his opening theme.

Theme Song -
January 10, 1963 - (Truth Fans)

What is that strange haunting electric moan at the end of the theme?

Theme Song -
March 10,1982 - (Larry King)

Larry King asks Shep about his theme

Totalitarianism -
May 4, 1965 - ()

Underwater Ballet -
February 11, 1966 - (Kentucky Cock Fighting)

Shep talks about doing the Underwater Ballet at the Limelight the next night.

Underwater Ballet -
April 5, 1966 - (Court Jester)

Going to perform the Underwater Ballet at Rutgers

Writing fiction vs fact -
March 2, 1970 - (Overseas Press Club Conference)

"Is Zinsmeister and the Treacherous... closer to life than you'll admit?" All my stories are as close to life as I can get. All my stories are based on fact, but quite often I make it into a form larger than life.