The Arsenio Hall Show

Série télévisée
1989–1994
1h

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Arsenio Hall in The Arsenio Hall Show (1989)

Un talk-show de fin de soirée mené par Arsenio Hall.Un talk-show de fin de soirée mené par Arsenio Hall.Un talk-show de fin de soirée mené par Arsenio Hall.

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A remporté 2 prix Primetime Emmy
- 4 victoires et 8 nominations au total

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HautLes mieux cotés6 saisons6 ans

Anecdotes
The appearance of Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan was highly controversial due to remarks by Farrakhan that many felt were anti-Semitic and homophobic. Protests from Jewish and gay groups pressured Hall to cancel Farrakhan's appearance but Hall adamantly refused. Hall agreed to feature pre-taped segments featuring opposing viewpoints but he did not air any of them. Some affiliates put a disclaimer before the episode warning viewers. The furor over this episode was a major reason why Hall and Paramount decided not to renew his contract.

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Edited into Commercial Entertainment Product (1992)

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The show unknowingly sealed its' fate

One of the "highlights" of this show is when Arsenio had then Governor Clinton on his show to badly blow some hot air through his sax and have the host kiss up to him.

Clinton was elected and Bush/Quayle were sent packing. Arsenio got what he wanted - Right?

Arsenio Failed to take into account his heavy reliance on Dan Quayle as the fodder for his monologues. With Dan Quayle out of the spotlight, his jokes seemed old and mean-spirited. Unable to come up with anything fresh or funny, The Arsenio Hall Show died a quiet death.