Because you worry about it being as good as the first. And, I'm wondering, how did you get on "Ghostbusters" when it was a comedy? In 1989, Oprah attempted to play matchmaker by flying 20 bachelors from Alaska to Chicago to find them the women of their dreams on "The Oprah Winfrey Show." The The Oprah Winfrey Show episode guide includes recaps for every episode from every season and a full list of where you can watch episodes online instantly. Well, my husband wanted me to ask, whose idea it was for the Stay Puft Marshmallow guy? With Oprah Winfrey, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Bill Murray. Now there are some who say that the way you work with the -- with the babies, the baby, or the twins, is, um, is indicative that you somehow wanted a child yourself and there is a yearning somewhere. Yeah, that may only be available on the ... [laughing] ... on the limited edition, the special edition Ghostbusters. My question's for Bill. Um, I'm wondering with Gilda's death, you know you were close, I wonder how that affected you? I think it's genetic. And, a -- it was funny -- when the first movie came out, you know, originally, when I wrote the script and then we all started to collaborate, you know, I said, "We should, we should have a line of toys, here." Women still talk about the 1989 show, "Alaskan Men." Were you wary about doing a sequel? But it is hard we were just very lucky. I mean, I -- as far as the dimension of exactly how big it was, no one could tell, but we knew it was gonna be successful and not a flop anyway. They wanted you so bad, you don't even know. You're actually my brother. So, motherhood's introduced in "Ghostbusters II". We've a -- sometimes we write separately and then go over each other's work. RCA Columbia Home Video. [to some audience members] All three, all three up. Ah, I thought if everything else failed, yeah, I would try that. Didn't they? So, are you gonna -- so, like it opens this Friday. They saw they had a hyperactive kid here, and that needed to channel it somehow. Yeah. Well, I remember Dan said that -- when we were ready to do the first one, he said that after "The Blue Brothers" they didn't do a lot of merchandising because he didn't want his face on every lunch box in America, and then he -- when we were doing "Ghostbusters" he said, "Now I do want my face on every lunch box.". I mean, they throw one of your bits in every once in a while, a "Mo Green," or something, but I have not seen any of those three, which happen to be three of my favorite bits of all time. In The Oprah Winfrey Show's 20-year history, more than 22,000 men and women have shared their stories, and today we're following up to find out how some of them are doing now. That's why I said that. He was followed by Steve Thomas, who hosted from 1989 to 2003. I -- You know. Generous. I have a writing personality and an acting personality. I don't believe anything that Dan said, of course. The slime is a metaphor for um, for um, for bad, negative human emotions which we feel are dragging down the big cities in a certain way ... and New York is the example. You've eluded to how messy it is doing the film, but how long does it take to clean up, like after you've been slimed? Thank you. See you all Friday in the theater. ‎Show The Oprah Winfrey Show: The Podcast, Ep Family of Alcoholics - Mar 9, 2020 ‎From April 4, 1989: Oprah talks to a family with three generations of alcoholics about repeating the family cycle and how … My question is to Bill Murray. These guys came armed. And one thing that had happened to a few of us was parenthood. Um, the first screen play I ever sold was "Animal House.". He's great. So, was there a spirit of familiar camaraderie all the time on the set or? Ok, that was a good question. I have a question for Harold Ramis. Or what? We had gone through hell, I think, so the second time through was kind of interesting, I thought. But I did have to prove myself. [singing] Oh, G.I. Well, everybody's. Because now I think, now when a cast member goes to "Saturday Night Live," they would in later years think, "Well, great. Was he always pulling jokes on you guys? Well, I just -- I'm out of time. You know, it's like, I'm still getting it out, you know. Luckily the movie is over now. So we all -- some of us deferred our, uh, salaries for, uh, some interest in it. What's your name? And I wanted to know, how do you interact and react to things on the screen that you can't see? Yeah. Ernie was in the foundry and you were in that reform school, right, Annie? Because, you know what I mean. We're gonna leave and see if he says that. The Hollywood Reporter's original review that week is below. If you and Dan write it, do the two of you sit in a room or does he write some and then you write some and you get together? And so why, why particularly -- was there a particular reason why motherhood was introduced or just because? Ah, ha, ha. I have seen some disgusting crud in my time, but YOU take the cake. Well, it's the same as at Second City, too. And just before they pulled up in the driveway, he let us out. Yeah, I heard you had to hear that a lot on the set from Bill. No, it's -- that's too hard a life, really. We did it, ah, with no supervision, no sponsors, no network, no producers, no one to tell us we couldn't do these things. Planned improv. No, had to do it again. I'm number nine of us. It's the movie you set out to make, it's the movie you think you've made and the movie you find out that you did make when it's over. I don't think I'm the best at it, let's put it that way. I'm basically lazy. You're a -- You're just --. Yeah, this is for Bill Murray also. [turns to an audience member] Yes. Rudy Guido And, ah, and family and this, ah, and we thought, ah -- originally we had written it that, ah, Sigourney and -- it was Sigourney and, and Bill's character's child. In 2003, Thomas left the show… It's not too bad. Don't they have to make it fresh every day? Janet Geringer Woititz passed away at her home in Roseland, New Jersey, in 1994. See, they're not really twins, it's one person, but in the movies they have twins who play babies. Yeah, I had a question for, uh, Harold. I asked him how old he was. Now I can't help my second grader with his math. I mean, when we all came out of Second City--. From 1990 to 2005, he hosted Bob Vila's Home Again, and from 2005 to 2007, he hosted Bob Vila. The Oprah Winfrey Show. Yeah, it was. I'd like to ask Ernie Hudson, how do it feel to work with a bunch of comedians, like Bill -- which one of you all's Bill? Ah, other than that, I think it's on to new, new things. How do you know that what you've written is going to be funny? I look forward to reading her book. Yeah, between the director and cast members. He was around the set quite a bit so he knows some of what's happening. So, usually -- the script is like the best you can do before you actually get there and find out how it's really gonna feel when you're doing it. They're really wonderful. The best place to see a movie in a world is in Times Square on Friday or Saturday night. They all know the words to the theme from "MASH". [audience laughs and applaudes] I'm afraid to ask. I don't -- I haven't -- I saw them in "Spartacus." Well, we weren't happy about it. Well, it pretty well all came out of the conception from the script. And -- unbelievable, just -- I mean, you know, like a nightmare. When did you know, Dan, you were funny and that you could market your humor? I mean, I was working on a series at the same time. Copyright © 2020 Apple Inc. All rights reserved. We're not really a prankish group. Dianne Hudson And, ah, it was thrown out of a, a state supreme court. Why don't you steal some of them for yourself? Sometimes it's the classic -- it's like "The Dick Van Dyke Show," you know. I have a question. But when you're writing it on paper, it may read funny. There are some celebrities -- ah, some relatives of the celebrity Ghostbusters lurking in our audience and we're gonna get them to tell us some childhood dirt when we come back. You know, it's great. Well, the year was 1984 when those four ray-gun toting maniacs burst on the scene, and five years later "Ghostbusters" remains the top-grossing comedy of all time, and at long last the stars of the original return to Ghostbuster headquarters beginning June 16th -- that's this Friday -- when "Ghostbusters II" premiers at movie theaters everywhere. But we wanted to deal with our own, ah, paternal and maternal instincts. This is Bill's brother. You know, he'll leave the house -- we're the same size. Were you even a little surprised by the success of the first one? Are you gonna wait for the success of two and keep going on like the other ones do? All right, we'll be back in just a moment. Right here. And after working in a few foundries, I thought, "There's gotta be a better way to make a living." And we were concerned until Christmas morning when we found out why. See, this is just a continuation of the torture. Well, I'd like to take a shot at your improvisational ability. Well, then there's the peanuts for Christmas presents, Bill. but that's until today. What -- what -- don't they have to make it fresh every day, I heard? No, the twins were wonderful. And it is the only real hard comedy out there this summer so we're expecting it to do well. Probably as early as grade one. Yeah, something like that. Yeah, not ad-lib, not spontaneous--not, although Bill will take some liberties while the camera is rolling. They are hard because they're always worse than the original generally. So, I think it helps. Since "Ghostbusters 1", Miss Sigourney Weaver has been a double Academy Award nominee. They don't eat enough. Yeah, well, maybe you'd like to defer your peanuts ... on the chance that there'll be peanuts next year. Uh-huh. I mean, what a discovery -- a psycho-reactive substance. You all know that, don't you? Is that how you got started in all this? Yeah! Yes? All of you -- this is a first for the entire cast to come on "The Oprah Winfrey Show." Sydney's Opera House has been transformed into the Oprah House. But, ah, actually, we hear that movie's very good and that's the only one we like and the only one we recommend to anybody ... besides "Ghostbusters II". Well, I think that's true. And I, I know the director was very dubious about whether I could do this. I was wondering, ah -- one of my favorite acts on Saturday Night Live was your nightclub singer, and I was wondering if you could do a little bit for us. Well, it -- it -- after it's on you, it kind of ah, it kind of, you know, congeals and hardens and it becomes -- you know, you kind of look like Alfalfa. She also gives advice on how to stop enabling and start helping loved ones who suffer with alcoholism. You're in a successful television series and you've been in successful comedy movies. I don't know. So, I mean, it was ruled, ruled in our favor, yeah. Is that -- any truth to that? It's a wonderful group of people. It stars our friend Rick Moranis. I don't know. They couldn't -- the, the, the, the budget -- the movie couldn't have been made, we're told, if we'd all taken, ah, our normal, ah, fees at the top. Do you, ah -- I understand -- do you -- do you all have interest, as in points, in the film? It was produced in Chicago by Harpo Productions, Inc. and syndicated … That's pretty much it, isn't it Harold? Probably when he locked my friends out on the roof when my parents weren't home one time and he locked us out on the roof and all my friends were ready to jump before my parents came home. It was supposed to be a joke about Fay Wray and King Kong. Go speak to my attorney up there. Directed by Rosie Cruz-Weaver. It dissolves in water. But, I'd rather actually ask Sigourney a question ... because I can see him anytime. It's great that Second City and Saturday Night Live are going strong as institutions, because these are the training grounds for new comedians and new comic thinkers. I wonder about, about ah, comedies. And um, I don't know, we've tried it. In September 1986, ''The Oprah Winfrey Show'' went national. I'll probably -- but, ah, the guys are great, everybody's great. So, it really wasn't until the cartoon show happened, that the, ah, the toys started to sell. I'd like to ask Bill Murray, with your strong stage presence and unique delivery, did you ever think about becoming a stand-up comedian when you first started? When the first episode of The Oprah Winfrey show aired in 1986, the audience had no idea what was coming their way. Ah, that's -- this is kind of history and we just hope it does well and people enjoy it. Roseanne Conner mentions this television show by name as "Oprah" Cookie (1989) You had to -- you had to be there. And so, is this what you always aspired to do? I mean, our fear of doing another was great, and we --. I worked for scale. All right, I get -- I get on my Harley, man, and I just zap. Sisters to? [to Ernie Hudson] Ernie, didn't you get your break -- you got a break from Gordon Parks? Thank you for that. Isn't it interesting how the slime as taken on sort of a personality of its own. But why do you give Bill Murray all the good lines? But anyway--. And I want to know how much you had in the writing of some of the famous -- like "The Leave It To Beaver Show 25th Anniversary Show" and the, ah, "Captain Combat," where you played Mr. Green Fatigues and also "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." Thank you very much. TV-PG | 1h | Talk-Show | Episode aired 2 October 1989 Previous All Episodes (956) Next Add a Plot » Stars: Oprah Winfrey… So, I think --. That's interesting. I certainly wouldn't want to give anybody the impression that it's not something to work at just because I threw my books in the locker at the end of every day and forgot it. Yeah. I asked a question earlier about, you know -- of course, the movie opens this Friday, June 16th. She was a really extraordinary person. [the "Ghostbusters II" slime test scene plays]. Yup, great lady. You worthless piece of slime. You know she's gonna meet someone like Bluto, too. But it's sort of guided improvisation. See, I understand there's some kind of moral, but sort of somewhat buried, ah, moral significance, because you all wrote it, to this "Ghostbusters II" thing because the slime only emerges when there's really negative energy from human beings. A tribute to Mitch Snyder, an advocate for the homeless who committed suicide in 1990. It seemed like, well -- and Harold, you know, and Harold and Dan and ... Sigourney had no background. And ah, you know, we thought, "Hey, we're bonded for life." And so, do you find that some of the best scenes are improv? That's the impression I like to give. Yeah, you understand. Whatever this stuff is, it responds to human emotional states. No, it's not. 1989 Press Photo Oprah Winfrey on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" - nop82971 This is an original press photo. It's a Chinese food starch. And a --. Thanks. Slime after -- at a certain temperature begins to congeal. [to audience member] Yeah, your question? We were so giddy at that point, we gave without thinking. That's what got me through high school, I tell you. And ah, she was one of those people that, you know, once you met her for the first time, um, she kind of took you in, you almost felt that you were a special friend, you know. Yes, I'd like to ask Annie Potts, whose hair looks very beautiful today --. Um, well, they -- they all have different, ah, challenges. Dan Primer, Ghostbusters Courtesy [to Egon] Careful. OOhhh. In "Working Girl" when you came back from the hospital, did you realize you had the big gorilla with you? One year we were all doing things like getting an extra dollar by cleaning the basement, cleaning the garage. That was good. Yeah, I'm Ernie. Did you guys have any legal problems 'cause it looked like, you know, the "Casper" series? Williams, an Atlanta City Councilman, had asked to appear on ″The Oprah Winfrey Show,″ but Miss Winfrey and her producers said they wanted only county residents. David Boul Right, kids? This is really a straight question. I have another question for Dan and Bill. Let's take a look at this. I think -- I think everybody's fed up, don't you? Mood slime. I know I'd say that even when they're not here. Really? I've -- I've heard that, you know how he drank to excess and ate to excess, that someone said that was based on, kinda like a thing about Belushi. And you take the job, you do it for six months, and then you sort of just sit back and wait. Well, good night." Well, I hoped they would think that, but I don't think they did. I think only the horror movies get better because they get more -- they get to spend more money, but maybe "Godfather II" was better. I'm Joel. Is it because -- I, well, you know, don't have children, but I understand it changes everything about the way you lead your life. [shakes his head in sarcastic agony]. We didn't want to make it just to make an exploitation movie and just to make another movie because people would come and see it, so we spend a lot of time thinking about it. No, it wasn't. I was wondering if there was a possibility for a "Ghostbusters III"? So, what do you guys do after you do a successful movie like this? Women stormed the airport to get first dibs on the Alaskan men and the show … Um, but that's -- I think women fall in love with people who make them laugh. It's just a -- I'm from a big family and I have a lot of nieces and nephews and my brothers and sisters told me to ask you to take it on the merchandising 'cause they're going broke buying the stuff. All right. But the best part of the wedding was when they came down the aisle, after the marriage, dancing to "In The Chapel" ... "Going To The Chapel." Some people fight about that, but they're hard. Um, a little bit, yup. He hates wearing those packs. "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was an eight-second, ah, piece where people walk into a hardware store and massacre some chainsaws. All right. ... Bill Murray. No, it's not. Well, we did have fun making it. But you have to sort of run with it. Episode dated 2 October 1989 . Oh, really? Oprah … Ah, you know, we're not like practical jokers. I think the second time -- Yeah, the second time I think was a little easier. So it was like mini reunions, kind of flying in, but yeah, it was like that. In 1989, Vila left This Old House to become a spokesman for Sears Roebuck & Company. They're probably still dubious. I have four sons. In April of 1989, Marian McEvoy, fashion editor of Elle, brought the hottest spring trends to walk the runway on "The Oprah Winfrey Show." In addition to her talk show, Winfrey also produced and co-starred in the 1989 drama miniseries The Women of Brewster Place and a short-lived spin-off, Brewster Place. You're nothing but an unstable short-chain molecule. Every conceivable way. And so what do you do after you have a movie like this? Because, see, I look at Sue and I -- Sue. But most of the kids thought I was. [to audience member] Yeah, you wanted to say? Ok, Ok, he'll answer it. To be nominated twice in one year. I was wondering if there were any openings on the team? Ah, that was the first um, actual role I did, yeah. I'm the fat one in the--. Yeah, I do, actually. Yeah, wasn't -- I was reading someplace that one of the most difficult scenes to film, that during one of the most difficult scenes, the camera wasn't working and then the director says, "Look, I'm sorry, we gotta shoot it again." Bill Gates and Rashida Jones Ask Big Questions. And she was like that with everybody. The Oprah Winfrey Show was the number one talk show for 24 consecutive seasons, winning every sweep since its debut in 1986. We've been around that life a little bit. Video snippets from an Oprah Winfrey show dated May 1, 1989 (ironically Commie Day), called “ I'm telling ya. Viet Vets who have been shafted. Right, right. No, I really don't. [points to Bill Murray] When he starts to talk it, it's funny. Because I understand a lot of people worked for scale just to get it done? The Cast of Ghostbusters II talks about both Ghostbusters movies, their experiences making … So, it's kinda nice to just go in the theater and just have fun watching it and watching people enjoy it. So, I started studying improv and I started writing for TV when I was 18. I'm surprised I gave any of them peanuts. Well, yeah, well, I think, ah -- yeah, it was. Producers Yes. That's the way it goes. I haven't seen them since. So I think that's -- I think when it actually happened, it was so spontaneous from everybody, sort of ooomph, you know, I think -- I think we did it also for sentimental reasons, not just work reasons. I have a question for Annie Potts. Well, I kind of came to acting after doing a -- after working with relatives here in the front who live in Chicago. "Leadbelly" with Gordon Parks. 's who have been drafted. And we do remember her in that way. Winfrey interviewed a plethora of public figures and everyday people during the show's 25-year history. I don't know. It seems that, you know, "Saturday Night Live" did so much for so many people's lives. So, our heads were like blocks of ice. And Bill wasn't too worried about doing any of these extra works to get things done. One is, Sigourney Weaver, um, you were in "Aliens" before "Ghostbusters" and that was really dramatic. She had a lot of people that, ah, she loved and loved her back because she was just so open. [points to the toy Proton Packs two members of the audience are wearing] Not unlike those guns. Harold got married in June, and they had the best wedding. [audience members wearing the Kenner Proton Pack toys], Question for Bill. We've been experimenting with the plasm we found in the subway tunnel. Harold Ramis, I wanted to know if you were worried about promoting the movie with all the other blockbusters that are out this summer? Oprah Winfrey is one to speak her mind. What is it? [points to Ernie Hudson] That's Ernie and he'll answer it. Laurels? And then when you end up doing it, does it fulfill what you thought it would? Oh, Hi. Topic: adoption and homosexuality. It was freezing, we were drenched in this stuff, and it was wet and cold and --. But nobody was interested until the movie performed. I want to know if you have a larger role in this film? I like -- I like to do it all. Just how messy is it? [to audience member] Yeah? And I explained to Mike Nichols that I had made this gorilla movie and he looked at me as if he was sure that nobody would ever see a gorilla movie so there's no problem worrying about. I mean, you know, when you collaborate on something like this, it's -- [audience laughs] -- it's, ah, everybody's idea. And, so I like to hang out with them and we go and ah, and see it with people. I mean, you know, this series is great 'cause it's -- it's really stable and, ah, I know what I'm doing seven months of the year. I have another question about the character "The Slimer." But it was ruled that that image is a generic depiction of a ghost everywhere in the world and that no company has a patent on it. I'll talk a vote. You understand -- Your question? Especially because all my scenes are with Bill. Can I have a towel someplace, too? I just want you all to stand up, be acknowledged. Do you just kinda go off and make another one or do you kinda sit back and wait for your laurels? I think that was edited out. I have two personalities. [to audience member] Yeah, what was your question? They, ah, they don't have enough food, they don't have food, they mostly work in bars. I just graduated college --. And, so I -- I make up for it by, ah, being one of the gang here. We'll be back with the cast of "Ghostbusters II" in just a moment. Depends on how this one goes, I -- for you. Sheriff Wesley Walraven said Williams and the others were charged with unlawful assembly as they picketed outside the restaurant where the show … The Oprah Winfrey Show. He just thought it was great. YOU! [audience applaudes, as Oprah is handed a bucket of slime] Don't you find it interesting -- this is a bucket of slime. This is what you do with your spare time? Do you guys have anything to do with the merchandising or is that--? See, it feels fresh, clean, natural. What is this stuff, though, actually? No, we were kind of surprised that he -- No, I mean, that the things he pulled on us at the dinner table ten years before that, now he's doing and getting paid for it. I just wanted you to know that Harold Ramis's parents are here. Thank you all very much. We'll be back in a moment. But, ah, it's true. How do you all write this? Watch full episodes of The Oprah Winfrey Show, the number one talk show for 24 consecutive seasons, winning every sweep since its debut in 1986. First of all, see, aren't sequels hard to do? Two hundred twenty million dollars worth of success? Yeah, yeah. He burst into tears the other day because I couldn't tell him what six times eight was. Ah, through elementary school and high school, not bad. College graduate, guys, what do you think? So, we start every shooting day by taking the script we've got and reading through it. The Ghostbusters are back! When celebrities and newsmakers were ready to share their most intimate secrets their first stop was Winfrey's couch and when a serious story hit, the Oprah show focused on putting a human face on the headlines. It just seems more difficult, you know. And, you know, this cast now that's on the show is really quite good and they're doing excellent work, I believe. No, but, um, I think that's true. The Second City group's here. And that's what we got from him that year. -- Sigourney, and I think, "You know, you look like the kind of person who got great grades.". I want to thank you all for taking the time. I mean, in the last "Ghostbusters" film, you had -- it wasn't really a small role, but it was kind of small, and they didn't show you as much as they showed everybody else. That one of the stars of this film is the slime. I mean, really? But, ah, I think it's curious that Billy is making the kind of money he is. That's my cousin, actually. And that, ah, may provide a little comfort. 'Cause the production budget, just getting it on the screen cost so much. I like the idea of you - you're all gonna be there this Friday June 16 when it opens - of you singing "Kumbaya" to get the slime to go down. You know, I even had done successful things with Billy before, and we'd all been kind of working towards it, so it was kind of -- I think, it was our post-graduate course more or less, and so, I think, we had confidence in our own work. In the above throwback clip, we look back at two must-have '80s … There is something that's not as much fun about a sequel, but it was fun to be together. It's not, it's not too bad. Ellen Rakieten This woman just said, "That beats working for peanuts, Bill.". Angela Thame, Associate Producers Yeah, well, I have kids. [to audience member] You had a question? I jumped around, and I turned into a dog and I barked and howled and I ate the cushions and he -- I looked up and he's standing -- sitting there going like this [illustrates the shocked expression on the director's face], and I got the job. That show -- we did that show on a -- our budget was $10,000 a show. Ah, I feel a little more responsible these days about what I say and don't say or what I--. And I designed a pack especially just to really weigh him down and somehow he wiggled out of it. I was asking this question earlier about when do you know about writing a script, how do you know it's funny. Does it change the way you write? And a -- you know, thank you, General Electric, and a -- for keeping that on the air, you know what I mean? Yeah, but you have it in your ears for weeks. And it's really done well. They're great. New York City, 1989 In 1989, The Oprah Show spent a week taping shows in the Big Apple at the Equitable Center Auditorium. It was like the worst night of my life. We're glad to have you all here. You ignorant disgusting blob. So, I just want to say "Hi.". I got the class laughing but not the teacher, and I realized I had something. Well -- well, now, they're here. So, it's really like a year after the movie came out that the toy line came out. But unfortunately, that was not always the case. -- I can imagine that sometimes at two in the morning that camaraderie -- I read where you were saying, Sigourney, that everybody is so giving and so giving and I wonder how giving everybody is at 2 AM when it's below freezing. Well, I think they've gotta put a little more time in. I mean it's so rare that you get the opportunity to work with, you know, your friends again. 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