Howard Stern's New Year's Rotten Eve 1994

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Howard Stern's New Year's Rotten Eve: Official Release Only On VHS: Running Order (No Chapters):
1	Howard And Crew Discuss And Preview
2	Michael Jackson Parody
3	Opening Song/Ladies Introduced
4	Celebrity Judges Revealed
5	John Wayne Bobbitt Fundraiser
6	First Round Eliminations
7	Bee Gees Parody Song Written-By, Performer – Bee Gees
8	Ted and Whoopi Skit
9	Girls Who Don't Make It?
10	Janice Ian/Howard Stern Perform "Seventeen" Performer – Howard SternWritten-By, Performer – Janis Ian
11	Happy New Year! Countdown.
12	Do The Ba Ba Booey Song Performer – Gary Dell'Abate
13	Ladies Profiles
14	Fundraiser Update
15	Ladies Pageant Questions
16	Miss Howard Stern 1994 Crowned!
17	Howard Stern's Song Finale

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• Copyright (c) – Infinity Broadcasting Corporation – 1994

Credits

• Co-producer, Performer, Vocals – Gary Dell'Abate
• Directed By – Greg V. Fera
• Guest – Bee Gees, Janis Ian
• Hosted By, Performer – Robin Quivers
• Written-By – Mark Cronin
• Written-By, Hosted By, Performer – Howard Stern
• Written-By, Performer – Jackie Martling
• Written-By, Performer, Electric Guitar – Fred Norris

Notes

Various Celebrity and Musical Guest Performances. Originally Shipped With A Limited Print Leroy Neiman Poster. Hilarious Pay Per View Special, Released On Video. At The Time Of The Pay Per View It Was the Most Ordered PPV of All Time. There's a cameo by The Bee Gees singing a parody of their own "To Love Somebody", trying to raise money for John Wayne Bobbitt. They raised somewhere in the neighbourhood of $100,000. Also notable sketches are Stern as Michael Jackson and as Ted Danson in a parody while Sherman Helmsley played Whoopi. This was, of course, during the scandal when the two actors were dating. There was a talent contest for the very first "Miss Howard Stern", now an annual staple. The beauty pageant was judged by Janis Ian, Daniel Carver, John Bobbitt, Sherman Hemsley, Mark Hamill, Tiny Tim and Joe Frazier.
This video is a hilarious must see for any Howard Stern fan who collects his work. It's a VHS-only release. Any other format is unofficial.