THE DAN PATRICK SHOW - NBCSN's and DIRECTV's critically-acclaimed sports television show and Syndicated radio program starring FOOTBALL NIGHT IN AMERICA co-host Dan Patrick - will travel to Marina Del Rey, Calif., to present five days of shows next week.
Beginning on Monday, May 18, and continuing through Friday, May 22,
THE DAN PATRICK SHOW will originate from a specially designed set located at the
DIRECTV Los Angeles Broadcasting Center in Marina Del Rey. The week of shows will feature a number of high profile athletes and celebrity guests including, NBA Hall of Fame member Jerry West, comedians Frank Caliendo and Jim Breuer, actor Jerry Ferrara, and regular guests Reggie Miller and Rich Eisen. Patrick will also be joined by his production staff of Paul Pabst, Patrick O'Connor, Andrew Perloff and Todd Fritz, known as The Danettes.
"The Danettes have always wanted their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame," said Patrick. "Since that's probably never going to happen, I thought a trip to L.A. might at least give the guys a chance to walk down Hollywood Blvd. and see what wasn't meant to be."
Regularly featuring some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment,
THE DAN PATRICK SHOW airs weekdays from 9 a.m. - Noon ET / 6 a.m. - 9 a.m. PT on
NBCSN and DIRECTV's
AUDIENCE Network Channel 239. In addition, the show is simulcast across more than 200 radio stations nationwide, and streams online via
NBC Sports Live Extra,
NBC Sports Group's live streaming product for digital, mobile and tablets.
ABOUT THE DAN PATRICK SHOW
Amid the revealing behind-the-scenes antics and interstitial videos,
THE DAN PATRICK SHOW is known for its unique blend of situational comedy, breaking sports news, unparalleled insider access and pop culture commentary. By allowing viewers to see the true comedy that surrounds Patrick and his team, the show reveals the humor in sports broadcasting while opening the locker room doors to the world of sports.
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