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Old 11-05-2014, 04:46 AM   #5
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I discovered Car Talk about 15 years ago. My local PBS station has always scheduled it for Saturday morning, far earlier than I'm ever likely to be up.
I'm an early bird, and this show (when in first runs and later, when broadcast as re-runs) kept me company many a day while I was traveling or working.

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As was mentioned on today's Fresh Air, it's especially terrible that someone with Tom Magliozzi's humor and sharp wit should suffer through Alzheimer's disease.
Oh, I so agree! I was really shocked and saddened to hear that. Although I knew Tom had retired, I'd imagined he was enjoying life as a retiree with the same wit and spirit he displayed on the air. Now, I imagine Tom-as-we-knew-him-from-Car-Talk entertaining the heavenly hosts.

I'm not sure I'll listen to recorded Car Talk episodes in the near future. I may need to give it some time [for the same reason that I stopped watching The Sopranos reruns (which I never tired of) after James Gandolfini died].

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