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From RAMP: Great Moments In Syndication   • It's yet another TV feather jammed jauntily into the oversized cap of one of our favorite all-time radio personalities -- TRN-syndicated "man of 762-or-so voices" Phil Hendrie (pictured, center, wearing a black shirt), who has landed a recurring role on Fox's new hit sitcom New Girl starring Zooey Deschanel. Showing actual proof that he was allowed within inches of the cast, Hendrie is pleased to share with us this blurry cell phone picture of him with (l-r) New Girl cast members Max Greenfield, Lamorne Morris, Hannah Simone, Deschanel and Jake Johnson. "The entire cast and crew is so hardworking, gracious and welcoming," Hendrie said of his new TV pals. "It's an honor to get to work with them." In December, we told you Hendrie had taped an episode of one of TV's best shows, ABC's Modern Family, where he played the pivotal role of "Boots." We just received word that Hendrie's episode airs tomorrow, Feb. 8, at 9pm ET/PT. In his not-so-vast spare time, Hendrie continues to contribute his vocal talents to Fox's new animated Napoleon Dynamite series and does his Saturday night radio show on KFI-AM/Los Angeles. FROM Jockline: The One And Many Phil Hendrie Expands Role On TV's 'New Girl'LOS ANGELES, February 6, 2012 -- TRN syndicated and KFI-AM Los Angeles radio personality Phil Hendrie (inset) is in demand with the television and film world these days. He recently landed a recurring role on 20th Century Fox's New Girl, the hit sit-com starring Zooey Deschanel. Hendrie says, "The entire cast and crew is so hard working, gracious, and welcoming. It's an honor to get to work with them." In addition, ABC-TV's Emmy Award winning series Modern Family will air the "Me Jealous" episode featuring Hendrie in the role of "Boots." About The Phil Hendrie Show. Hendrie's TRN nationally syndicated radio show, heard on nearly 100 stations, and his local Saturday evening show on Los Angeles' KFI AM 640 are driven by his cast of fictional characters, all of whom he created and plays on air. Loyal fans enjoy being in on the ruse as Hendrie orchestrates a parody of his own profession -- talk radio. ALL ACCESS Phil Hendrie Gets Recurring Role On Fox's 'New Girl' February 6, 2012 at 12:42 PM (PT)   Hendrie w/'New Girl' Cast TALK RADIO NETWORK syndicated host and CLEAR CHANNEL Talk KFI-A/LOS ANGELES weekend host PHIL HENDRIE has landed a recurring role on the FOX sitcom "NEW GIRL" with ZOOEY DESCHANEL.   HENDRIE said, "The entire cast and crew is so hard working, gracious, and welcoming.  It's an honor to get to work with them." HENDRIE's guest shot as "Boots" on an episode of ABC's "MODERN FAMILY" will air WEDNESDAY (2/8). INSIDE RADIO  Hendrie’s TV career booming. Syndicated talk radio personality Phil Hendrie is getting some attention on television. ABC-TV announces Hendrie will appear on an episode of its hit comedy series “Modern Family” tomorrow night. Hendrie also recently landed a recurring role on 20th Century Fox’s new series called “New Girl” starring Zooey Deschanel. Hendrie’s Talk Radio Networks show is driven by his cast of fictional characters, all of whom he created and plays on air. It airs on about 100 stations. Watch Phil Hendrie on TV Tonight 2-8-2012 The episode of the hit Television show Modern Family starring Phil Hendrie’s airs tonight on ABC. The Emmy Award winning series will air the “Me Jealous” episode featuring Hendrie in the role of “Boots.” In addition, Hendrie just landed a recurring role on 20th Century Fox’s New Girl, the hit sit-com starring Zooey Deschanel. Hendrie says, “The entire cast and crew is so hard working, gracious, and welcoming.  It’s an honor to get to work with them.” Hendrie’s TRN nationally syndicated radio show, heard on about 100 stations, and his local Saturday evening show on Los Angeles’ KFI AM 640 are driven by his cast of fictional characters, all of whom he created and plays on air.  As host, Hendrie sets up a topic and discusses it with one of his characters who seamlessly takes the discussion beyond obvious social parameters.  Feeding the circle of social satire are the callers who are real and genuinely passionate about what Hendrie’s “guest” is saying.  Loyal fans enjoy being in on the ruse as Hendrie orchestrates a parody of his own profession – talk radio.

Ep. 2835

Ted Bell from Ted’s of Beverly Hills has another slogan

Ep. 87

Bill O'Reilly is having sexual harassment problems at Fox, so Ted Bell comes on the show to tell Phil that he doesn't have those problems. He has a "direct action program" for his waitresses. Yeah, sure... From October 2004.
Friday, January 28, 2005 Hour 1: Tonight is an all request show, featuring bits from Austin Amarka, Bobbie Dooley, Raj Fahneen, Ted Bell, with special appearances by Hal and Viola, RC Collins, and Bud Dickman! Hour 2: The all request show continues, with classic bits from Vernon Dozier, Art Bell and General Johnson Jamison, Lloyd Bonifide, Margaret Gray, and Ted Bell. Bud calls and insists on playing the bit where he farts, and a special request from Charlie the Complainer: to speak to Lowry Mays! Hour 3: Hour three of the all request show kicks off with Vernon Dozier and “Plane go Boom.” This hour also features bits from Herb Sewell, Doug Dannger, Margaret Gray, Bobbie Dooley, Paul McNamara, and capping off the show with Margaret Gray, David G. Hall and Lloyd Bonifide in the classic “Say you say me.” Show log by Kyle Davis.

Ep. 2410

“Face-Off,” a debate between Ted Bell and Bob Green on their respective advertising slogans.

Ep. 2733

Ted Bell has to retool another sports bar promotion

Show Log

Robert Green, otherwise known as Bob, the CEO of Frazier Foods joined Phil to talk with him about Prop 19, an initiative on the California ballot to legalize marijuana in the state. Bob believes the legalization of marijuana will be good for his grocery business because when people smoke weed they get hungry. Bob told this to his employees and told them that he wanted them to vote for it as well. When challenged over the fact that employees who said they wouldn't vote for it no longer worked there, Green said he'd always thought they went off to "work in a religious mission or join a church since they were morally opposed."He couldn't recall firing them outright. Next hour it was our friend Ted Bell, owner of Ted's of Beverly Hills. Ted was happy that President Obama was able to stop the terror threat posed to the country Friday by bombs place aboard aircraft bound for the United States. But, he said, he was a little sad that maybe just one of those planes didn't turn into "a fireball on the horizon. I'm just saying one...and only one fuselage floating in the Atlantic" might have given the Senate and the House back to the Republicans this Tuesday because Republicans rank high on security issues. Oh well, sighed Ted. You can dream can't you?
Hour OneTed Bell of Ted's of Beverly Hills feels that anyone ordering their steak "medium to medium well" is gutless and more worried about mad cow disease than our men and women in harms way in Iraq. Get a pair, says Ted, and eat your steak rare.Hour TwoDavid G. Hall opens the hour telling Phil that the Quizno's baby was abducted and found in a barrel....and then says he's only kidding.....Phil reads a list of new bits added to the archives....Phil reads some e-mail including one with new, funniest lines from the show....Phil wonders when the Long Beach Blues Festival is which leads to Bud saying he likes the blues even though he doesn't like "Negroes.".....Rudy Canosa calls in to say he is shamed to realize that saying La-la-la with your tongue hanging out to American women means something "filthy.".....Phil wonders how tough an assignment Aruba must be for Greta and Alan Colmes.......Hour Three:Chris Norton, a young pharmaceutical rep from Hermosa Beach, tells Phil that he and his friends are all "hot-looking, young professionals" who want to keep their beach for "hot-looking people only." It's tough, he says, "having a Mes-sican scramble and seeing some beast come down the bike path. You can't keep your eggs down."

Ep. 3291

Ted Bell rolls out “Ted Nog” live

Show Log

Tonight on our return David G. Hall finds fault with Phil describing his Caribbean vacation to listeners, "most of whom will never be able to afford one." David says talk radio listeners are conservatives and so are not prone to appreciate Phil's "diversity lectures about how you were hanging in the Grenadines with socialists and homosexuals." In hour two, Phil announced he's through with supporting oil drilling, all the while acknowledging that most likely no one cares what he supports. Phil also moderately supported the Houston teacher that beat up one of her students: "Teachers have been beating up students for centuries. Now we get sensitive about it?" In the final hour, it's a question of loyalty for show sponsor Ted bell who reminds Phil that this Sunday is the 25th anniversary of Ted learning about his fathers death...the same day Ted put Captain Morgans and Coke together and invented the "Ted."
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