A pre-taped segment in which John Goodman's wife is sitting alone in the audience fails to start, and after several seconds of silence, the monologue ends awkwardly. During the goodnights, John dangles a timepiece in an attempt to hypnotize the audience, saying "There was no technical screw-up!" Both the monologue and the goodnights are replaced with their dress rehearsal versions in reruns.
A pre-taped segment in which John Goodman's wife is sitting alone in the audience fails to start, and after several seconds of silence, the monologue ends awkwardly. During the goodnights, John dangles a timepiece in an attempt to hypnotize the audience, saying "There was no technical screw-up!" Both the monologue and the goodnights are replaced with their dress rehearsal versions in reruns.
A pre-taped segment in which John Goodman's wife is sitting alone in the audience fails to start, and after several seconds of silence, the monologue ends awkwardly. During the goodnights, John dangles a timepiece in an attempt to hypnotize the audience, saying "There was no technical screw-up!" Both the monologue and the goodnights are replaced with their dress rehearsal versions in reruns.
A pre-taped segment in which John Goodman's wife is sitting alone in the audience fails to start, and after several seconds of silence, the monologue ends awkwardly. During the goodnights, John dangles a timepiece in an attempt to hypnotize the audience, saying "There was no technical screw-up!" Both the monologue and the goodnights are replaced with their dress rehearsal versions in reruns.
A pre-taped segment in which John Goodman's wife is sitting alone in the audience fails to start, and after several seconds of silence, the monologue ends awkwardly. During the goodnights, John dangles a timepiece in an attempt to hypnotize the audience, saying "There was no technical screw-up!" Both the monologue and the goodnights are replaced with their dress rehearsal versions in reruns.
