Howard Stern On Demand

Jackey's Blog
Posted on: Nov 5, 2007

Hi guys! It's me. . .Jackey. If you've watched the first episode of the new MISS HOWARD STERN reality show, you might be asking yourself "Wow. . .who's the hot little blonde?" Well, that would be me, and I wanted to give everyone the chance to get to know me a little better.

My first appearance on THE HOWARD STERN SHOW was way back in May 2006 when he showed a clip featuring me and Andrea (you know, "Miss Howard Stern") from our movie DORM OF THE DEAD. Howard loved our movie, and before you know it his producers were inviting me to co-star with Andrea on the MISS HOWARD STERN show.

First off, let me say I was very excited to be asked to appear on the show. A special thank you to Howard Stern and his wonderful team. It was definatley a once in a lifetime experience for me. I had lots of fun on the show -when not having to deal with all the drama. The Howard Stern crew was excellant to work with. I am sorry to say that even though I enjoyed doing the show Andrea and I are no longer friends. You will most likely not be seeing me on the show anymore. BUT HEY other things are headed my way and you can always see me there.

But I've been busy with lots of other projects too. Last summer I was handpicked by Hollywood producer McG (you know, the guy who does "THE OC" and those CHARLEYS ANGELS movies) to be a stand in for Christinia Cavalari, and right now I'm in the middle of producing and starring in my own movie, a horror comedy called CHAINSAW CHEERLEADERS. And you heard me right, at the ripe little age of 20, I'm producing this sucker all by myself. I went out and raised the money, hired the writer and director, and we've got America's favorite scream queen, Tiffany Shepis, starring in it. Matter of fact, Tiffany loved working with me so much in CHAINSAW CHEERLEADERS, she's asked me to co-star in her directorial debut that shoots this January in Arizona. I can't wait!!!

But as much as I love doing movies and tv shows, what I really love most of all are my fans. You guys are the greatest, and I always try to personally answer every fan letter I get on my site at www.myspace.com/jackeyhall. Check out my pics and drop me a line...I want to hear from all of you!!! And remember...don't do anything I wouldn't do!!!

Lee Gerowitz, Howard TV Producer
Posted on: Nov 5, 2007

Question...if you were given a video camera and were told to go record a daily train wreck, would you do it?

I would. And I did. It's called The Miss Howard Stern Show - a brand new, uncensored reality show, airing now on Howard TV.

The goal of our first foray into reality television was simple: to document Andrea - Miss Howard Stern - and her daily life in her hometown. If you think she's interesting when she's on The Howard Stern Show, wait until you see her in her own backyard.

Our production staff included myself, former Howard TV producer Jason Sirotin, associate producer Chris Costa and coordinating producer Sean Gordon. Once in Atlanta, we met with the other half of our production team from Atlanta-based ECG Productions. Overall, at any given time while shooting, our staff consisted of at least a dozen people. Once shooting began, we always had two cameras rolling on Andrea simultaneously.

We first rolled up to Andrea's home on our first day of shooting at about 9 a.m. One thing was guaranteed...she wouldn't be awake like she was supposed to be.

How did we know this? Because in the pre-production phase back in New York, Andrea missed several conference calls with us because she was - you guessed it - sleeping. So fast-forward again to Day 1 of shooting. Joining us as part of the shoot was her former friend Jackey, who had keys to Andrea's house and let the crew inside. On a side note, if you want to know why I said "former friend," you'll need to watch Episode 1.

Once inside Andrea's home, our entire crew ventured upstairs into her bedroom. Now, you'd figure that a dozen sweaty guys along with bright lights and two cameras would wake up any female in an instant. Not Andrea. A UFO could have landed in her bedroom and Howard Stern himself could have popped out of it and she still would have slept. After about a half hour of begging, Jackey finally got Andrea to get out of bed.

Jackey and Andrea had a big day planned. First, they needed to get ready for a photo shoot. Then, once the photo shoot was complete, they would head over to a barbeque being thrown in Andrea's honor.

Once Andrea was awake, she instantly began to boss Jackey around, asking her to get her food and clothes to wear for the photo shoot. One hour in and we already had our first case of Diva-nism! Then, both girls began to get dressed into their skimpy outfits, which pleased every member of the crew. Jackey's outfit was a crowd pleaser for sure. Picture a single, black shoestring on each C-sized breast, barely covering up her nipples...add in some stripper shoes...and you have one of the happiest moments of my producing career.

The girls finally made it to LaBella Salon, which is where Andrea would get her hair done by her true best friend, Tish. It was here that the crew began to notice a change in Jackey's demeanor. Was the attention Andrea was getting now getting to Jackey?

Once the photo shoot concluded, we were off to the barbeque. We noticed that something was clearly wrong with Jackey, who sulked by herself in the basement while Andrea partied it up and went hunting for man-meat. Jason and his cameraman stayed with Andrea, while my cameraman and I shadowed Jackey, who at this point, was visibly upset.

Jason and I each had handheld, wireless monitors, which allowed us to watch what both cameras were shooting. We also communicated verbally via walkie-talkie. So, when Jackey informed me that she was going to go upstairs to confront Andrea, I let Jason know to be ready, because the hairspray was about to hit the fan.

And it did. You'll have to watch to see what happens, but one thing I can say is that there are rare instances when the people behind the scenes, such as myself and Jason, have to make judgment calls on whether to intervene when things get extremely heated. A great scene is a great scene. But a bloodbath is a bloodbath. So when the line gets crossed and things reach a certain level of danger, responsibility rules and immediate decisions need to be made to keep everyone safe.

But don't just take my word for it. See for yourself and check out Episode 1 of The Miss Howard Stern Show, now on Howard TV!

And make sure you visit back here soon for more of the inside scoop on episodes 2 through 4.

Andrea's Blog
Posted on: October 24, 2007

I am way excited about this show. I just want everyone to love it and I want to make a ton of shows. I want this show to be on for a year. I have a lot of interesting things I gotta show this world. I feel great on my new medication. I feel so healthy I don't know what to do with myself.

I've always felt like I am totally entitled to get wasted. I'm living life cuz I don't know how long its gonna last, but I'm not going to do things crazy like I used to. I want to slow down some because I'm so excited about life. I just want to be happy and have a good time.

I need that camera crew back here cuz I got some crazy shit going on. Every day of my life is an adventure. I need help remembering that stuff. Tish tries to fill me in on the parts I forget, but I want all my fans to see the real me on a daily basis. Tish is really honest and she hurts my feelings a lot, but I'm glad she's honest because she's the only one that tells me I'm screwing up. I listen to her. She makes me do the hard stuff that gets me on the right track. I think I'd be dead if it weren't for her. She was a big help on this show.

The hardest part of doing the show was not killing Jackie. It was also hard because I was throwing up the whole time, but I'm not sick anymore.

My favorite thing that happened was when I got to make out with Cory in that little baby pool. The water slide was so awesome.

I love the crew of this show. They were great. They were very patient, because I'm kind of like you know I kind of freak people out and they were real patient with me. They were so nice to me. They put up with all my bullshit. They put up with all my whining too. They had good senses of humor and I feel like they are my friends. I like calling Lee one of the producers and talking crazy to him.

Tish's Blog
Posted on: October 24, 2007

I think every child assumes they are going to be famous one day. Then adulthood sets in and you realize that you aren't the hot shit you thought you were. Responsibilities combine with heartbreaks to really kick you in the nuts and say, "know your role."

The day I met Andrea, I didn't know who she was. She sat down in my chair to have her hair done. She was sweet and broken and I liked that about her. Her vulnerability is one of her most precious assets. Over the years, styling sessions turned into therapy sessions and we became close friends. Friendship turned into partnership when she decided to film this reality show. She needed help getting organized, getting sober, and getting a grip.

I hate people that say, "It's so hard to deal with Andrea." Then don't. Go away and leave her alone. Yeah, filming was crazy. Yeah, she was puking most of the time. Yeah, she got belligerent. What do you expect? She's not Miss America, she's Miss Howard Stern. One of the days we were filming, she said, "Living my life is my job." You couldn't pay me enough to do that job. My job is to do her hair and be her friend.

Now, as I look back on those childhood dreams of fame that I archived away, I find it ironic that just being there for a friend has landed me on TV. Life is crazy. I hope you don't ever see me on Talk Soup, but you will see me during this season of The Miss Howard Stern Show. I can't wait for you to get to know my girl - she's a hot mess - totally and fabulously insane, and you are going to love her show!