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Bath tub interviews are just more fun

By alarsen | Thursday, March 27, 2008, 06:06 AM

The description for the following video: Rub-a-dub-dub, John Malkovich is in a tub. That’s right. The master thespian joins host Craig Bierko for an intimate bath in the premiere of your favorite new talk show.

My two-cents: Hilarious. Disturbing. Uncomfortable. Entertaining. Just what you’d think it would be like to bathe John Malkovich … I’m glad Larry King, Dr. Phil and others have chosen to stay dry during their Q&A’s with guests. Let us hope this doesn’t start a trend.

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