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Gary Dell'Abate got his nickname "Baba Booey" because his last name was mis-pronounced as "Dell'Abate" by Howard Stern on his radio show. Stern then started calling him "Baba Booey" as a playful nickname, and it eventually stuck.

Gary Dell'Abate, also known as "Baba Booey," was ridiculed for eating too much chocolate on the "Howard Stern Show." This suggests that his excessive consumption of chocolate became a subject of mockery or teasing among the staff members or on the show.

Baba Booey worked as a record store employee prior to working at WNBC with Howard Stern. This suggests that he had experience and knowledge in the music industry, which could have been valuable in his role at WNBC. Additionally, working at a record store may have provided him with skills such as customer service and organization, which could have been transferable to his new job.

Artie Lange, a staff member of the "Howard Stern Show," was on the television show MADtv for a short time.

Howard Stern has openly discussed his insecurities about his penis size on his radio show. He has mentioned multiple times that he considers his penis to be too small. This topic has become a recurring theme in his conversations, indicating his personal dissatisfaction with this particular body part.

Mary is the correct answer because she is the wife of Gary on "The Howard Stern Show".

The first child of "The Howard Stern Show" producer Gary Dell'Abate is named Jackson.

Scott the Engineer had a job as a DJ on the side while working on the "Howard Stern Show."

Gary is the correct answer because he is known for his role as the producer of "The Howard Stern Show." He often participated in various segments and was involved in creating content for the show. Therefore, it is likely that he would have been the one to videotape a message to an old girlfriend, as described in the "Breakup Tape."

The correct answer is "Quivers: A Life". This is the title of the first book by Robin Quivers of the "Howard Stern Show". It provides a glimpse into her life and experiences, giving readers an insight into her personal journey.

Fred Norris of "The Howard Stern Show" first met his wife when she called in to play Dial A Date. This suggests that Fred Norris was a participant or host of the Dial A Date segment on the show and his wife happened to be one of the callers. This interaction eventually led to their relationship and marriage.

Howard Stern traditionally painted breasts on St. Patrick's Day. This is a reference to his controversial and often explicit radio show, where he frequently discusses and showcases sexual content. Painting breasts on St. Patrick's Day could be seen as a provocative and attention-grabbing act, aligning with Stern's reputation for pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms.

Howard Stern sings "American Nightmare" on the soundtrack to "Private Parts" with Rob Zombie.

Robin Quivers once appeared on the sitcom "The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air."

Robin Quivers held the rank of Captain in the Air Force before becoming the "Queen of All Media".

Derek Jeter has not been a guest on "The Howard Stern Show".

"The Howard Stern Show" was first syndicated to Philadelphia. This means that the show was made available for broadcast in Philadelphia, allowing listeners in that city to tune in and listen to the show.

The father of Baba Booey made his living as an ice cream truck driver.

The intern who recommended Stuttering John on "The Howard Stern Show" was named Mitch.

Crackhead Bob's real name was George Harvey. This information is mentioned in the question itself.

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Howard Stern credits Richard Simmons with naming his third daughter.

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Dan Foreman was the producer of Howard Stern's Channel 9 TV show.

The correct answer is Doctor Remulak. Doctor Remulak is the name of the obsessive-compulsive caller who harasses Stuttering John on the "Howard Stern Show" every morning.

Drew Carey has never been the mystery guest on "The Howard Stern Show." This means that he has never appeared on the show as a surprise guest. The other options, Ringo Starr, George Clooney, and Tom Arnold, may have been mystery guests on the show at some point.

Aerosmith was originally asked to play in Howard Stern's movie "Private Parts". This suggests that the band was approached or considered for a role in the film, indicating their relevance and popularity in the music industry at the time.

Big Black is not in the Wack Pack because he is not a regular guest on Howard Stern's show. The Wack Pack is a group of regular guests who are known for their eccentricities and unique personalities. Kenneth Keith Kallenbach, Fred The Elephant Boy, and Vinnie D'Amico are all members of the Wack Pack, as they have made multiple appearances on the show and have become well-known to the audience. However, Big Black is not associated with the Wack Pack and therefore is the correct answer.

Stuttering John attended New York University.

Howard Stern's brother-in-law is the correct answer because it is stated that a member of Howard Stern's family designs and creates puppets for a living. Since a brother-in-law is a family member through marriage, it is reasonable to assume that Howard Stern's brother-in-law is the one who designs and creates puppets.