From: starbugaboo@NOSPAMyahoo.com   
      
   kdr wrote:   
   >   
   > Thanks, that sounds like a mixed review. I won't get my hopes up too   
   > high.(But I'll still buy it.) It must be hard playing for a live   
   > audience. My limited experience in Hollywood is that if you just "walk   
   > in" to the studios without making reservations for a specific show,   
   > they'll stick you where ever they need an audience. I was really lucky   
   > (and so was the performer)   
   > since someone who I strongly disliked turned out to be an amazing   
   > professional. (Bob Hope.) But it could have gone the other way, and I   
   > wouldn't have laughed or clapped at all.   
      
   I haven't gone to a live taping in years but when I did you couldn't   
   just "walk into a studio" and hope to get to see anything. You had to   
   have a ticket and then you had to queue up hours before the show and   
   just hope you got in because they gave away far more tickets than they   
   had seats. And just when you thought you were in a good position to get   
   in, a tour bus would show up with 50 people who had pre-arranged a group   
   viewing which made your chances worse (though we found that chatting   
   with the pages made it easier because if they got to know you, they'd   
   sneak you in).   
      
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