“The John Kerwin Show” Features Special Guest Donny Most

Star of “Happy Days” and Director of “Searching for Mickey Fish” to Appear on Los Angeles-Based “The John Kerwin Show” on April 22, 2006

Santa Monica, CA (PRWEB) April 16, 2006 -- Donny Most, beloved actor who portrayed “Ralph Malph” from "Happy Days," joins talk show host John Kerwin in the latest episode of the Los Angeles-based “The John Kerwin Show.” The air date will be Saturday, April 22, 2006 at 8:00 p.m. on the Adelphia Cable System.

Donny recently directing the upcoming film “Searching for Mickey Fish,” which stars Daniel Baldwin, Treat Williams and Curtis Armstrong. In his appearance, he shared his memories about growing up in Brooklyn, where he attended the same high school as Barbra Streisand, and how his entry into show business was inspired by watching “The Al Jolson Story” over 100 times in his youth. Discussing his time on "Happy Days," he revealed that he originally tried out for the part of “Potsie,” and although that part was awarded to Anson Williams, his audition impressed then-Paramount executive Michael Eisner so well that he insisted Donny be featured in the main cast. He also related how he and the cast met John Lennon, who dropped by the set one day during a taping. The guest and host Kerwin enjoyed an easy rapport, and as Donny mused over his decades-long career as an actor and director, Kerwin coaxed him into delivering his famous "Happy Days" catchphrase, “I’ve still got it!,” to the delight of the studio audience.

The show will be broadcast to greater Los Angeles area homes serviced by the Adelphia Cable System on channel 98 in most locations; in Beverly Hills on channel 43, and Santa Monica on channel 77.

About The John Kerwin Show: The multiple-award winning late night talk show “The John Kerwin Show” airs on the Adelphia Cable System in Los Angeles. Since 2001 the show has featured prominent and memorable guests such as Larry Hagman, Kelly LeBrock, Timothy Bottoms, Kathy Griffin, Dick Van Patten, Dick Cavett, David Faustino, Susan Olsen, Charo, Erin Gray, Charlene Tilton, Peter Scolari, and many others. The show is a “full service” talk show, featuring the inventive comedy of host John Kerwin in monologues and sketches, taped in front of a live studio audience. Upcoming guests will include film star Stella Stevens and actor Lou Ferrigno.

About John Kerwin: John Kerwin began his career as a stand-up comic in his native New York at such clubs as “Catch A Rising Star” and “The Comic Strip,” sharing the stage with fellow comedians Jon Stewart, Rosie O’Donnell, Ray Romano, Denis Leary and Janeane Garofalo. After relocating to Los Angeles, he became the house emcee at the Hollywood Improv and continued to perform at clubs around the country. For his talk show, Kerwin has collaborated with talented members of the talk show world, including director Liz Plonka, Emmy-winning director of Late Night with Conan O’Brien; Tad Triplett, talent coordinator and assistant segment producer from The Tonight Show with Jay Leno; Gabe Abelson, four time Emmy-nominated writer from The Late Show with David Letterman, and two time Emmy-nominated writer Tony Desena, longtime comedy writer for The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, Late Night with David Letterman, and Later with Greg Kinnear.

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