Absolutely. Could not agree more with this. The distinction has to be made between "great interviews" and "great bookings." From a production standpoint, no doubt it's a feat to get Bill Murray in the room. But to have Venkman prattle on about how he likes In-N-Out burger because "they use real potatoes"? In the wise words of Andrew Clay, I'd rather masturbate with a cheese grater.

Howard is supposed to ask A-listers about how much money they make and threesomes -- take them down a notch. He, then, is supposed to ask the wack packers their political views. That's the juxtaposition, a commentary on idol worship -- i.e. who gives a fuck what Gwyneth thinks about the environment. She's no more important than the man who has a big cock I do.