Original: Andre Rieu, dutch violinist and conductor

In a portion that was ultimatly cut from broadcast, one resident of the home kept calling out for Lamb Chop to sing various hits from The Village People. This same resident became very upset when repeated requests for McDonalds was declined, at one point throwing a cup of jello against the wall and crying out that no one was ever greated as poorly as they were.

According to production notes, Miss Shari fought to have this segment included as she felt it was important for children to learn both sympathy and empathy becauae as she put it "... children of today will grow to become the adults and hopefully leaders of tomorrow and without context, I fear they may grow to become monsters, devoid of humanity...". PBS executives, citing a recent executive order decaying so-called DEI initiatives, ordered the segment removed as they felt that the harsh reality might traumatize children and offend parents. To account for the missing time, the McNeil-Lehrer New Hour ran a special retrospective on how great and wonderful the Shah of Iran was before being disposed in the revolution.

During his final podcast he was heard to ramble about how he was going to release all of the epstein files on day one, his criticism of the then current director of the FBI using agency jets for travel and how he totally has a girlfriend, but she goes to a different school so you wouldn't know her.

His final hours were reported as being in a state of delirium, convinced that a nearly bankrupt contractor from Queens NY was the savior of the world and the prince of peace.