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It's been three days since their on-air confrontation, but Joe Buck and Artie Lang aren't done with their war of words. Buck has accused Lange of coming onto his show with an agenda to make the other guests look bad, and now Lange has responded on the Howard Stern show, ripping Buck for having a "boring" show and for, according to Lange, lying about what really happened. A video of Lange talking about Buck from Howard Stern's "Howard TV" On Demand channel is below.
Lange claims that Buck approached him before the show and told him he should treat it like a roast of Buck.
"Before the show, he said, 'Let me have it,'" Lange said.
Lange also said that his own appearance was the only interesting part of an otherwise dull debut for HBO's Joe Buck Live.
"It was one of the most boring things you're ever going to see," Lange said. "Boredom beyond belief, and then I came on. Listen to the crowd. When I left the stage, Howard, they almost started chanting my name."
Whether you agree or disagree with Lange that Buck's show was boring, there's no question that it's Lange -- and not the first guest, Brett Favre -- who got everyone talking. I think Lange and Buck should meet again on the second episode of Joe Buck Live.
Artie Lang, Joe Buck Continue War of Words Over 'Joe Buck Live' Appearance
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