Kim Coles

She would be very upset that we were calling her a hussy, but she's a hussy-ish.

She would be very upset that we were calling her a hussy, but she's a hussy-ish.

Yeah.

Yeah.

As always. What does hussy mean?

As always. What does hussy mean?

So let the record be shown that I, Kim, I did not call you a hussy. You were a gold and gold digger. And you had other goals that you were digging for. For sure. And I was just digging for some brains. Okay, moving on.

So let the record be shown that I, Kim, I did not call you a hussy. You were a gold and gold digger. And you had other goals that you were digging for. For sure. And I was just digging for some brains. Okay, moving on.

I fall for that every time. You've probably worked up quite a thirst. Why don't I get us a beverage?

I fall for that every time. You've probably worked up quite a thirst. Why don't I get us a beverage?

It was Overton. It was Overton. That's right.

It was Overton. It was Overton. That's right.

Wow.

Wow.

Wow. We just discovered this at what age? Wait, wait. So let's talk about the great John Henton. I call him Henton. Fine as hell. Fine as hell. Fine and funny knows best. Listen, I remember watching John Hinton on the Johnny Carson show. And I know I'm dating myself, if those of you remember watching the show.

Wow. We just discovered this at what age? Wait, wait. So let's talk about the great John Henton. I call him Henton. Fine as hell. Fine as hell. Fine and funny knows best. Listen, I remember watching John Hinton on the Johnny Carson show. And I know I'm dating myself, if those of you remember watching the show.

And as a stand-up comedian myself, I understand the power of a stand-up comedian going on the Johnny Carson show. And Mr. Carson saying, come on over and sit down and talk to me because that's never planned. Unless you're a big, big name. It was his first network television show. And I remember when he said, you know, come on over. The look on John's face was like, I'm about to sit next to...

And as a stand-up comedian myself, I understand the power of a stand-up comedian going on the Johnny Carson show. And Mr. Carson saying, come on over and sit down and talk to me because that's never planned. Unless you're a big, big name. It was his first network television show. And I remember when he said, you know, come on over. The look on John's face was like, I'm about to sit next to...

And Johnny Carson loved him. And that was the night that John Hinton became a star, like all kinds of phone calls. And we'll have him on the show and tell all that. It's a huge deal.

And Johnny Carson loved him. And that was the night that John Hinton became a star, like all kinds of phone calls. And we'll have him on the show and tell all that. It's a huge deal.