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I don't usually get too upset at celebrity deaths - after all, I don't really know the person.
This makes me really, really sad though. I spent a lot of hours sitting in the car with my dad, in the driveway or in a parking lot, waiting for a caller to finish or the show to finish. Listening to the ridiculous credits at the end. Hearing the braying laughter at the two of them laughing mostly at themselves and their own jokes.
This makes me really, really sad though. I spent a lot of hours sitting in the car with my dad, in the driveway or in a parking lot, waiting for a caller to finish or the show to finish. Listening to the ridiculous credits at the end. Hearing the braying laughter at the two of them laughing mostly at themselves and their own jokes.
Oddly enough it was my wife that introduced me to the show when we first met. I'd taken to downloading the shows as podcasts every week this year though. Man, that's really sad. You could tell how full of life they were. Rip.
Listened to those guys for as long as I can remember. Always put a smile on my face.
Betcha he is driving a Colt Vista Wagon in the great beyond.
Betcha he is driving a Colt Vista Wagon in the great beyond.
. Massive bummer. I only started listening to those guys within the past 3 years but man could they put on a show. They constantly had each other in hysterics. What energy.
He tried to devise a system to win the lottery. I believe they beat the odds once....
My dad loved them and would listen all the time. I caught the show a couple of time while visiting. Funny stuff, and good info. RIP.
Don't drive like my brother!
Car Talk was brilliant radio. Tom Magliozzi shall be greatly missed.
I just listened to the in-memoriam show. It was a collection of "best-of" moments. What a blast those two had. I've only been listening to them for the past 5 or 6 years, but I feel like they're part of the family. Tom will be missed...