Dr. Who would be one of the local television shows that Horton could overhear in the speck of Whoville he saved, but this one would be an advice/intervention show famous for it's Dr. Who House and Oprah tie-ins.
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Oprah tie-ins include the Oprah Book Club, the Oprah tv show, an Oprah tv network, the Oprah Magazine, Friends of Oprah who get their own short lived talk shows (Gayle King), Dr. Phil (the Ryan Seacrest of doctor shows), and The Most Famous Bachelor To Ever Put Up With Oprah, Steadman.
Steadman, along with Dr. Phil and Rachael Ray and the others, must be riding the Oprah Gravy Train until the wheels fall off.
She won't be retiring as long as she can squeeze a dolla out of the older lady looking for a hero to throw her money at market, I mean the 35-65 successful female demographic. 
The 35-65 successful female demographic wants to have it all including both a career and motherhood.
A career and motherhood will require any "I want it all" gal to serve under two difficult taskmasters.
Two difficult taskmasters is bad enough, three would be exponentially worse.
exponentially worse ideas come from the board rooms of today's radio companies every day.
Triangle listeners don't get to listen to Imus, it's true, but many cities' listeners have never had the chance to have been blessed by his radio presence.
The least bit amusing, interesting, or informative is a good place to start for a radio host, but that's where many hit their plateau.
Many hit their plateau while mountain climbing, an endeavor immortalized in the Yes song South Side of the Sky.
["A river a mountain to be crossed / The sunshine in mountains sometimes lost
Around the south side so cold that we cried / Were we ever colder on that day
A million miles away
It seemed from all eternity..."]
["A river a mountain to be crossed / The sunshine in mountains sometimes lost
Around the south side so cold that we cried / Were we ever colder on that day
A million miles away
It seemed from all eternity..."]
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South side of the sky,you can see Jupiter right AFTER THE SUN SETS.
After the sun sets, I hear strange things on the AM radio, and stranger things in the woods around my house.
Around my house I'm the King of the castle...until my wife comes home.