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#HowardStern #howardsternshow #jaythomas Jay Thomas stopped by to promote his show over on Sirius Stars 102. He confessed his home was wrecked recently after he provided free housing for the hard-partying architects Brad Pitt hired to rebuild New Orleans. Howard asked Jay about his decision to go on Jimmy Kimmel’s show during the writer’s strike, so Jay explained that he turned “The Tonight Show” down after Leno wouldn’t promise to have him on after the strike. Jay said he could’ve used the appearance on Leno – and he didn’t really care about crossing the picket line – but he wouldn’t have been as comfortable there as he is with Howard or Letterman. Gary came in to ask Jay about auditioning for a role in an Ivan Reitman film, so Jay said he read the whole script as a comedy, but after he auditioned Ivan soberly told him that it was a drama. Jay still got a part as a waiter, but not the more substantial role he auditioned for. ---------------------------------- Jay Thomas - His first TV role was in "Mork and Mindy". Then on to LA radio as the #1 jock at Power 106, The Ensemble Theater Group, and recurring on "Cheers" as Carla's ice hockey playing husband. He won two Emmy awards for portraying Jerry Gold on "Murphy Brown". He starred in his own TV shows "Married People" with Beth Armstrong and "Love and War" with Susan Dey and later Annie Potts. He appeared as a leading guest star in dozens of sitcoms, cop shows, and MOW's opposite Judith Light, John Tuturro, and Christine Lahti. On the big screen he was featured in "Mr. Holland's Opus", "A Smile Like Yours", and "Santa Claus" 2 and 3. Returning to the stage he starred in plays written and directed by Wendy Wasserstein and Woody Allen. Recently he has hosted shows at Carolines in NYC and the Bellagio in Vegas. He guest starred in an episode of "Hung" on HBO. He won the best actor for and was a co-writer of best comedy at the LA iTV Fest for "Talker". ---------------------------------- Howard Stern is a well-known American radio jockey, television host, actor, and author. He started his career as a marketing executive and later worked as a radio salesman, from where he worked his way up to midday shifts at a radio station, eventually becoming the station’s production director. He has worked with a number of radio stations that include WWWW, WWDC, WNBC, and WXRK. He became a national sensation when his show ‘The Howard Stern Show’ gained popularity throughout America. The show, which was first aired in 1986, had a tremendous run until it was finally taken off air in 2005. During its run, ‘The Howard Stern Show’ had gained a whopping 20 million listeners and was aired across 60 markets. Howard is also well-known for his television shows, such as ‘The Howard Stern Show’ and ‘The Howard Stern Interview.’ His book ‘Private Parts’ became a bestseller and was later adapted into a movie in which he appeared as himself. Stern is known by his self-proclaimed title ‘King of all Media,’ for his contribution across all major entertainment platforms has been immense over the years.