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| about, punk, webcam, dawn french, grow journal, tshirthell, grow marijuana, open mic, pictures, information, rss heavy metal, wordpress themes, blogs, downloads, movie sounds wavs, baiters, 1957, barbed quotes, family fun, | In typical Dice form, the interview ended in an on-air argument. [edit] Later works Following the musicians sitcom's failure, he returned musicians to comedy with his HBO special Assume the Position and his 1999 album, Face Down, Ass Up. His audience was smaller than ever before, due to the fall from grace of so called "assault comedy" following the deaths of Sam Kinison and Bill Hicks. Clay has continued to appear in smaller film roles, such as One Night at McCool's (2001), featuring Matt Dillon and Michael Douglas. [edit] CNN appearance musicians In an interview before a supposed comeback on November 12, 2003, Clay used several profanities on a live CNN cable news program, The Biz, hosted by Allan Chernoff. The video of this episode is available online in many collections of outrageous moments in American television history and "funny video" collections. |
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| Apart from the audience-baiting, he also attacked American film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert for giving Dice Rules and Ford Fairlane bad reviews. Responding to a request for a nursery rhyme, which he had previously refused to do in The Day 1957 The Laughter Died, he claimed, "You don't know how much I hate those fucking poems, you have no idea how 1957 I hate those fucking poems, I wish I'd never thought of those fucking poems." Following the release of The Day The Laughter Died, Part 2, Dice vanished from the media spotlight for two 1957 years. [edit] Bless This House He returned in 1995, dropping the "Dice" from his name, eschewing his "Dice Man" persona, and playing the part of a caring family man in CBS' sitcom Bless This House. CBS soon alleged that he was difficult to work with, refusing to learn his lines (among other things), and the show was cancelled. Clay claimed in a radio interview with shock jock Howard Stern that CBS had promised him they would eventually give the character "an edge", this being the only reason he accepted the role. |
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