Whatever happened to Mo Rocca

Huge cock. I've had it in my mouth.

He's on some Saturday morning show..."The Mo You Know"

He wrote a book. I read it, it was okay.

He's on CBS Sunday Morning a lot. He does some interesting extended interviews with celebrities.

I like him. He doesn't fawn over the stars he interviews, and he asks engaging questions.

He's fine! He sends his love!

I’ve enjoyed a number of his Mobituary podcasts.

The Laura Branigan one is quite good, but quite sad.

The one on John Denver was excellent.

R1, was he verbal, cum a lot?

Mo is CBS Sunday Morning’s go to guy for interviewing female stars up in years, like Angie Dickinson, Brenda Vaccaro, Mitzi Gaynor, etc.

I love Almond Rocca.

He's very good. He should have a bigger presence on TV.

I went out on a date with him. He's fun.

“What’s the story, Wishbone?”

R8 Not particularly verbal, no. Not a particularly huge load, either, but respectable nonetheless.

Beautiful dick, though.

[quote]Beautiful dick, though.

Cut?

R15 Yes. Long and thick.

I've only ever seen him on VH1's various "I Love The X" shows. I didn't know he did anything else I always thought he was like a washed up comedian or blogger or something.

R17 He started as a writer, then was on The Daily Show for many years. Back in the day, he was a hot nerd.

As r13 alludes to, Mo Rocca started as a writer on Wishbone. I loved that show.

[quote]In the 1990s, PBS introduced young audiences to a canine star like none other: a Jack Russell terrier who imagined himself as characters from classic works of literature. The show was called Wishbone. Today there's a whole generation of adults who were first weaned on Mark Twain, the legend of Faust or the Greek epics through this series. Wishbone is also the first TV show Mo wrote for. Mo talks with Wishbone head writer Stephanie Simpson and dog trainer Jackie Kaptan about the show and the life and career of its beloved lead actor, a dog named Soccer.

I've told this story on DL before. I met him at a bar in SF in 2001. He was in California for a friend's wedding. We chatted, then we went back to my place and messed around. He had recently broken up with his boyfriend and I think he was looking to sow some wild oats.

When I met him, he had just completed a special for the Comedy Network and was excited about it premiering. We chatted on the phone a few times after he went back to New York, then 9/11 happened. I was finally able to get in touch with him after a few days. He had to evacuate his building and was staying with his ex. After the trauma of the event, he and his ex decided to reunite, and we never talked again after that.

So there went my chance! Fuck you, 9/11 terrorists! You made me miss out on some great celebrity dick!

R20, So, we should amend the official amount of 9/11 fatalities from 2,977 to 2,978.

R21 Yes, please.

He interviewed Sandy Duncan on CBS Sunday Morning a few weeks ago and it was really nice segment. They seemed to have the same sense of humor.

R21 You mean 2979 my Chilean grandma was never counted.

He did a report on The Young and the Restless on CBS Sunday morning yesterday and interviewed a lot of the original cast members. They showed some clips of Brendad. Unfortunately, no interviews with her.

Self-absorbed ass. Has dinner once. Mo loves to talk about Mo. nothing else.

So mo is a 'mo?

[quote]So there went my chance! Fuck you, 9/11 terrorists! You made me miss out on some great celebrity dick!

Yes, that was one of our goals.

R25 Brendad being interviewed by Mo would've been TV gold.

R29 Nobudy kalled me about un intervuew. It wasn't my horse.

[quote] He wrote a book. I read it, it was okay.

It was mostly written by the ghostwriter listed on the title page (whom I know), but the ideas were very collaborative.

R25, Y&R gave him a guest cameo role as a nerd financial type. He’s a horrible actor.

I haven’t been this hungry for cock from someone I previously wasn’t attracted to since that thread on Roger Bart a while back. Nice job, DL!