To me, Drew's always acted like he's gave a darn since he darn since he first started on Price. Of course, my opinion might be biased since I've been a Drew fan beginning at the age of 5. On Whose Line, he had great interaction with the entire ensemble of men and Kathy Greenwood, the audiences, guest performers like Whoopi, Robin, and Richard Simmons, and the audience members who came up for Three Headed Broadway Star and Sound Effects. He then took it to Power Of Ten especially on the series premiere when Jamie won the million. The interaction and humor have been a staple of Drew and for 17 years now, he's used it with Rich, the guest announcers including Brad and Jeff, George, all of the models and the thousands of contestants playing pricing games onstage next to him. Trust me, if Drew's heart and soul wasn't into it, he would have left the show at the end of his 5 year contract and would have went to work on another sitcom or continued hosting new Whose Line episodes.

Marylanders are quite passionate about their state. If it exists, you can find the Maryland flag on it.

I can attest.

Marcia wore what may have been the first pair of shorts I've ever seen with the pattern of a state flag

Marylanders are quite passionate about their state. If it exists, you can find the Maryland flag on it.

Marcia wore what may have been the first pair of shorts I've ever seen with the pattern of a state flag, and they were awesome. Otherwise, not much to write home about.

for late night talk show fans, Dave Sanborn did the soundtrack to Tom Snyder's era of The Late Late Show