Don Johnson Returned Oprah's Glasses 24 Years Later

Former "Miami Vice" star Don Johnson stunned Oprah Winfrey on the premiere episode of the 25th and final season of talk show "The Human Target dvd box set Oprah Winfrey Show" by returning her rhinestone sunglasses.Winfrey sent Johnson her favorite accessories in a bid to persuade him to become her first guest when the show started in 1986, but he turned make it or break it dvd box set her down - prompting her to come up with the idea of making her show all about normal people, not just celebrities. On Monday, September 13 the talk show queen told her audience, "They were all the rage and they cost a fortune..." as Johnson stepped out onstage to surprise her.He joked, "I know it has taken me about 24 years to get these back to you... For clarity, I was shooting 18-20 hours a day at the time and it's not that I didn't wanna come, they (producers) wouldn't let me come. But I damages seasons 1-3 dvd understand things have been going OK for you... You're the greatest."
Johnson wasn't the only star guest on the premiere show - John Travolta waltzed Oprah out at the beginning of the programme and Audrey Hepburn Ultimate Collection then helped the host announce a surprise Australia trip for her audience members, while one of her favorite singers, Paul Simon, closed the first of her farewell shows by revamping a song he wrote for Winfrey's 10th season. Oddball movie star Joaquin Phoenix is to return to David Letterman's U.S. chat show Eli Stone dvd box set a year after he feared his last appearance had wrecked his career. The actor appeared disheveled and uncomfortable as heattempted to promote what he claimed would be his final film, "Two Lovers", on the show in 2009.
With a bushy beard and uncombed hair, he evoked the host's wrath by refusing to remove his sunglasses for the studio interview men in trees season 1 dvd and chewing gum as he spoke. Letterman even poked fun at his appearance, asking his guest, "What can you tell us about your days with the Unibomber?"But backstage, the contrite attitude he put on for the TV cameras dropped and he crumbled in his dressing room. Phoenix's breakdown was caught on camera by his brother-in-law er seasons 1-15 dvd Casey Affleck and now features in new fly-on-the-wall documentary "I'm Still Here". In the film, the actor/rapper turns to his publicist, Sue Petricola, and states, "Oh my God, what have I done? I'm a laughing stock. My life is ruined."But Phoenix is now heading back to the late-night show - he'll be a guest on the September 22 episode to promote the documentary, about the actor's efforts to become a rapper.

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