[Poser]

It looked like Dick Clark, but the tone of his voice has changed and is raspy as well. He had trouble pronouncing his words and was unable to follow the countdown very well.

His was sitting behind a table with his right arm in his lap and his left arm sitting on the table. Neither arm moved.

Regardless, it is good to see him able to enjoy the night.

[joesbucks]

Actually he used his left arm to gesture frequently. I thought he possibly lost his right arm movement, but one break showed him using it, although with some limit. It took real courage to him to come back. Was it stellar Clark. No, but I non the less am glad he made the show.

[beyond the sea]

Regardless, it is good to see him able to enjoy the night.

Yep, it was heart warming.

I remember Bob Prince of the Pittsburgh Pirates tonight.

[staytrue]

His eyes did not move or blink either. He may be visually impaired and have the words relayed to him via earpiece instead of teleprompter.

[barker]

My mother had a stroke about 4 years ago. Her's wasn't as severe as Dick's but even now when she gets excited or tired her words slur and it makes her so mad. A tip of the hat to Dick Clark.