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    The Show Must Go On TE's Avatar
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    Roll The Dice Hook Dem's Avatar
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    Turn out the lights, the party's over

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    2nd Verse Same as the 1st Oh, Gee!!'s Avatar
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    survived by kathy lee and cody

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    Kooler than Jesus Nathan Explosion's Avatar
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    I think you mean Frank Gifford. Don Meredith was part of that MNF crew, but not the one you're thinking of.

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    A neverending cycle Trainwreck2100's Avatar
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    one of the best guest stars king of the hill ever had

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    one of the best guest stars king of the hill ever had
    At first he let Hank down, but in the end taught him something much more valuable.

    one of my favorite episodes


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    I thought I read somewhere he retired at 30-31-32 but really didn't want to retire. He was pulling a Farve before there was a Farve but good old Coach Landry didn't buy into it and wished him well so to speak and Dandy Don retired.

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    Kooler than Jesus Nathan Explosion's Avatar
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    I thought I read somewhere he retired at 30-31-32 but really didn't want to retire. He was pulling a Farve before there was a Farve but good old Coach Landry didn't buy into it and wished him well so to speak and Dandy Don retired.
    One of his teammates said he tried to talk Don out of retiring, but Don didn't have the passion to play anymore.

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