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	The Arsenio Hall Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Arsenio Hall Show was a talk show, which aired on late night in syndication from 1989 to 1994.
		Hall's show was aimed at the younger urban audience, with Eddie Murphy (a personal friend of Hall's) and other African American performers often featured.
		Reflecting the distaste of conservative commentators for the show and mocking the style in which Arsenio Hall was introduced on stage every night, radio host Rush Limbaugh, immediately after the show's announced cancellation, referred to it as the "Arsenio Goooone Show".
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	Arsenio Hall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arsenio Hall (born on February 12, 1955 in Cleveland, Ohio) is an American comedian, talk show host, and actor.
		The son of a Baptist minister, Arsenio was a magician as a child.
		Arsenio made a cameo appearance as himself in Chappelle's Show in March 2004, when Dave is imagining "what Arsenio is doing right now" in a dinner scene.
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	The Arsenio Hall Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hall had been a host on The Late Show, another talk show on the Fox Broadcasting Company.
		Hall's show was aimed at the young urban audience, with African American performers featured.
		The combination of Jay Leno taking over The Tonight Show and the arrival of The Late Show with David Letterman eventually led to a slide in Hall's ratings, and the show was cancelled.
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	NationMaster.com - Encyclopedia: The Arsenio Hall Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Another technique Hall used to reach a multi-ethnic younger audience was showcasing a wide variety of artists, comedians, and performers, especially those who were less mainstream and, thus, not usually invited to participate on other talk-shows.
		Clinton's appearance on the show is often considered an important moment in his political career, helping build his popularity among minority voters; he, of course, went on to win the election in November 1992.
		In fact, Johnson chose The Arsenio Hall Show as the venue for his first public discussion about AIDS after announcing that he was HIV positive.
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	The Arsenio Hall Show
		The format of The Arsenio Hall Show followed traditional structures set by other late-night talk shows-- entrance and rapport with the band and the studio audience, the host's initial monologue at the center of the stage, interviews with guests (usually two to three) in the sitting area, and a musical number by an invited artist.
		Hall did not have a sidekick on the show.
		The Arsenio Hall Show can be regarded as an example of a syndicated show which was able to succeed temporarily by targeting an audience largely ignored by other late-night shows, the multi-ethnic youth.
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	The Arsenio Hall Show: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		A talk show (u.s.) or chat show (brit.) is a television or radio program where an audience comes together to discuss various topics put forth by a talk...
		The late show was a popular australian comedy show on the abc in 1992 and 1993....
		The late show with david letterman is an hour-long weeknight comedy and talk show broadcast by cbs from the ed sullivan theater on broadway...
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	"The Arsenio Hall Show" (1989) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Everyone wants to associate Arsenio's show with hiphop simply because he is a fl man and was the first to have the nerve to showcase it, but that's NOT all he ever had on.
		It is very true that Arsenio's show, in retrospect, was very "1989" stylistically and he had a hard time moving forward from that.
		Everything wrong with the show starting out that people dismissed because he was young, hip and someone new to watch on latenight continued to haunt him and over time people started to not dismiss it anymore.
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		Hall had his first break in late-night television when he became a guest hosts on FOX's The Late Show with Joan Rivers.
		In terms of entertainment, some of the Arsenio Hall Show's highlights included a whole night dedicated exclusively to musical performances by the reclusive artist Prince, the taping of his thousandth show at the Hollywood Bowl and interviewing Madonna.
		The visit of the Nation of Islam's leader, Louis Farrakhan, created another controversial moment for the show and Hall was severely criticized for not being aggressive in his interview.
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	Biography of Arsenio Hall
		Arsenio Hall was born on 12 February 1955 in Cleveland, Ohio, the son of a Baptist minister.
		Arsenio Hall has referred, in an interview on PBS, to the importance of his negotiations at this stage and his insistence on his rights to own the show.
		Arsenio Hall regards one of his worst mistakes as turning down working with Martin Lawrence on Bad Boys.
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		Arsenio Hall was born in the projects of Cleveland, Ohio, to Annie and Fred Hall.
		His parents divorced when Hall was five years old, and he cites their acrimonious relationship as the catalyst for his early attempts at entertainment.
		The show popularized the barking chant ("woof, woof") in substitution for applause, and ushered in the casual, hip, urban talk show.
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	The Larry Sanders Show - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Larry Sanders Show was a satirical television series that originally aired from 1992 to 1998 on the HBO cable television network in the USA.
		The Larry Sanders Show was particularly notable because the off-stage segments of the show were shot in single-camera mode, using a film camera, and had no 'laugh track' (most situation comedies are either taped before a live audience or dubbed with canned laughter), which gave it a behind-the-scenes documentary feel.
		The show was also renowned (or notorious) for its no-holds-barred language, and featured profanities galore—a luxury made possible by being screened on U.S. cable TV, which is not subject to the same indecency regulations as broadcast TV.
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	Barnes & Noble.com - Biography - Arsenio Hall
		The son of a Cleveland Baptist minister, African American entertainer Arsenio Hall would often escape his bleak inner-city surroundings by imagining that he was a talk show host like his idol, Johnny Carson.
		After a long upward climb, Hall was hired as the opening act for such entertainers as Dionne Warwick and Nancy Wilson, then moved to Hollywood, where he was befriended by superstar Eddie Murphy.
		The two comedians co-starred in the 1987 comedy Coming to America, where Hall was permitted to display his versatility in a wide variety of quickie characterizations (one of which, a flamboyant minister, was ostensibly based on his own father).
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	Arsenio Hall
		After moving to Hollywood, Hall appeared on an early MTV variety show, The Half-Hour Comedy Hour, that was quickly cancelled in 1983, but his career got a boost when he was befriended by superstars Joan Rivers and Eddie Murphy.
		Hall's most famous moment was when Presidential candidate Bill Clinton stopped by in 1992 and played his saxophone, but the show's ratings began dropping after its second season.
		Hall starred in Arsenio, a sit-com that began and ended in 1997, and he was a regular for one season of Sammo Hung's action show Martial Law in the late 1990s.
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		Show jumped when Arsenio had Louis Farakhan as a guest, actually listened to him as if he had something valuable to say, and completely alienated his mostly white audience, who had given him the big ratings in the first place.
		It is because of Arsenio that Jay-Z was on Letterman and Snoop was on Kilborn.
		Arsenio Hall was a talk show that did not deserve to ever be on the air.
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	Floridian: Following in Arsenio's footsteps
		I still remember the moment I realized Arsenio Hall was on to something (and no, it wasn't the moment he snagged Susan Lucci to explain her umpteenth Daytime Emmy loss).
		Back then, The Arsenio Hall Show was the only late-night TV stop to catch that party.
		Hall provided a program drenched in a newly emerging musical form - blending R&B, funk, rap and pop in a way that's routine nowadays but was locked out of establishment TV shows back then.
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	Jason Elias: Pop Culture Idiot: The Arsenio Hall Show
		Arsenio didn't indulge in inside chatter with those guests and he didn't do anything embarrasing like appearing in one of Paula Abdul's videos...
		It was at this time a lot of guests quit Hall and opted for "the Tonight Show with Jay Leno." During the end of its run, Arsenio filled his stage with new musical acts, often forgettable guests and more and more hooey.
		Mariah Carey made her national television debut on "the Arsenio Hall Show." That was back when she was really cute and wasn't a pain in the ass...
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		Arsenio Hall File history Legend: (cur) = this is the current file, (del) = delete this old version, (rev) = revert to this old version.
		Martial Law is a television show that ran from 1998 to 2000.
		Thicke of the Night was an American late night talk show produced by MGM Television and broadcast in first-run syndication during the 1983-1984 TV season.
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	NJS4E: New Jack Swing & Urban Music by Andrew Knyte (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Arsenio Hall was the first African-American to host a major talk show – and he did so very successfully, reaching a diverse cross-section of mostly under ‘30-something’ viewers.
		The debut of the Arsenio Hall show was a perfect way to kick things off for the year that urban and “urban-informed” music proliferated throughout American popular culture.
		Since the Arsenio Hall show was cancelled in 1994, no other late night talk show hosted by a person of color has yet to attain the level of success Arsenio managed to achieve.
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	Arsenio Hall
		An excellent student, Hall was accepted at Ohio University in Athens, where he originally intended to study law, but at the last moment followed his heart and switched to the communications department.
		This led to his most prestigious assignment to date: The Arsenio Hall Show, a latenight entry syndicated by Paramount television, which premiered in January of 1989.
		In March of 1997, Hall emerged from his self-imposed exile to star, opposite Vivica Fox, in the ABC sitcom Arsenio as Michael Atwood, a cable network sportscaster in Atlanta.
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		In 1979, Hall moved from Ohio to Chicago, Illinois where he tried his hand at stand-up comedy and was discovered by Jazz singer Nancy Wilson.
		A short time later, Arsenio attempted to diversify his career by making numerous appearances on television shows such as "Solid Gold" and "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson"and doing his first film cameo in "Amazon Women on the Moon," directed by John Landis.
		Hall is represented by United Talent Agency and is currently developing a television vehicle and writing a children's book.
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	American Visions: Arsenio Hall: comedy is his sword, painting his shield - talk show host - Interview - Cover Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		You need outlets." Davis was referring to Hall's hectic nightly schedule as the host and executive producer of the Arsenio Hall Show, and he suggested that Hall try painting, a hobby that Davis had taken up in the early 1980s.
		Hall's parents divorced when he was 7, leaving his mother to raise him single-handedly.
		Hall majored in photojournalism, but that grew expensive, and after two years he changed his major to communications.
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	NPR : A Conversation with Arsenio Hall
		Arsenio Hall is the host of CBS' Star Search, a one-hour variety/talent series inspired by the original Star Search television program.
		The Tavis Smiley Show, February 27, 2003 · Over a decade ago, comedian Arsenio Hall was the hottest commodity in the talk-show business.
		Hall tells Smiley the show's popularity was due to booking guests the industry deemed as "chancy." Hall says he wanted to give exposure to talented artists that were often overlooked within the industry.
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	Arsenio Tries for Dramatic Comeback - Sep 19, 1997 - E! Online News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		That's apparently the new motto of actor/comic/talk-show host Arsenio Hall, who agreed Thursday to star in a new drama pilot for CBS' fall '98 schedule, according to Industry trade reports.
		Though details of the new show were sketchy--and calls to CBS, Hall and 20th Century Fox Television, the show's producer, were not returned--it is said to be a "buddy drama" in the spirit of Midnight Run, the Robert De Niro-Charles Grodin film that masterfully paired comedy and drama.
		While the show is only just emerging, pilot scripts are usually complete by January, with episodes taped shortly thereafter and fall schedules announced in the spring.
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		As the first Baby Boomer president, Clinton was seen during his presidency and during his candidacy as a change from the presidents of the World War II Generation.
		It seemed to sell well at first quickly peaking at number 2 on the charts and staying in the top 30 throughout the year, but after failing to compare to his other albums it is now considered one of the biggest flops in music history.
		He announced Arsenio Hall Show">The Arsenio Hall Show from 1989 to 1994, where he became known for his long-drawn-out...
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	Arsenio Hall to ride ''Star'' vehicle a while longer (Pilot Online/HamptonRoads.com)
		Hall arrives on CBS as TV America was asking, ‘‘What ever happened to Arsenio Hall?’’ He was once late-night TV’s hippest, coolest star, the man who some say hastened Johnny Carson’s retirement.
		Hall’s show, on which presidential candidate Bill Clinton played the saxophone, and basketball superstar Magic Johnson talked about his battle with HIV, faded away after 1,248 episodes.
		Hall took three years off, returning to TV in 1997 to star in ‘‘Arsenio,’’ an ABC sitcom that lasted a month.
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	The Arsenio Hall Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I have not been to sleep before midnight since Arsenio Hall had a television show.
		He's also appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jay Leno," "The Arsenio Hall Show," "Showtime at the Apollo" and "An Evening at the Improv." Also appearing...
		He also revived it, or a portion of it, for the late night talk show Arsenio Hall did in the '80s.
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