This final episode is dedicated to Mark’s dad, Dom Cerulli, on what would have been his 90^th birthday.

Dom was one of the original “Mad Men” of the advertising industry, gave the world “The Uncola” and told us to “Be All You Can Be.” He also spent many years in the music business, first as the East Coast editor of Down Beat Magazine, then as a publicity director for labels like Columbia Records, Verve and RCA. He worked with jazz legends like Dizzy Gillespie, Quincy Jones, Carlos Jobim and Stan Getz. Dom was nominated for a Liner Notes Grammy in 1965 and co-authored a paperback called The Jazz Word.

Thanks for sharing your kindness, warmth, and humor, Dom!

Wil is an a award-winning television director with numerous episodes of Frasier (1993), Becker (1998), Everybody Loves Raymond (1996), and Gilmore Girls (2000) under his belt.

He is a nationally known comedian with over 50 appearances with Jay Leno, David Letterman, Johnny Carson and more.

His corporate track record with Microsoft and Bill Gates continues to grow with a host of projects for an array of technology- and consumer-oriented electronic companies.

As an actor, he has over a dozen films to his credit including the Academy Award-nominated film Peggy Sue Got Married (1986), in which he co-starred with Joan Allen, and that was directed by Francis Ford Coppola.

Wil Shriner wrote the screenplay and directed the feature film Hoot (2006), based on the Newbury Honor-noted Carl Hiaasen book from New Line Cinema and Walden Media.

Wil’s Official Site

Wil’s IMDb Page

If you don’t know who Robert Hays is, you really don’t know much about movies at all.

Bob’s Wikipedia Page

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