Clark's Rockin New Year

I saw one brief blip of the castle and that's it!

don't know if anyone else felt the same way, but I was very sad to see

Clark's condition. I was happy that he has recovered enough to be
able
to do what he did, but he is obviously struggling. Having grown up
with him
being a voice of pop culture, it is very sad to me to see him this way.


- RODNEY

I thought he came across as a real trooper. And yes, as someone who
will probably be remembered for his voice as much as his boyish good
looks, this is a sad way to end that part of his career. Perhaps he
will be able to focus on producing.
-Fizzie

> I thought he came across as a real trooper.



I agree with Fizzie. I give him credit to put himself out there even
though he wasn't 100% but selfishly it was sad to see him like that.
His right arm is obviously not functioning and I believe he was in
something that was holding him upright. My cousin's husband insisted
that not all of his segments were live but were pretaped. I'm not
sure. I'm glad he's not hiding himself away.

I was happy to see Clark. I hope that he keeps getting better, it
certainly doesn't seem like he had a "minor" stroke, like many news
reports had suggested. He looked very happy, and I was a bit surprised
at how his speech was (he was so youthful before), but I hope he keeps
on with the New Years Eve shows until he no longer can.

Denise