- Oh, we back from Miss Barb.
(audience laughing)
(chuckles)
Who is actually up here tripping me out.
(audience laughing)
You're about to meet some eligible bachelors.
- Okay.
- Now, I appreciate that man, ghosting you liked that
disappearing.
Not taking you out
and then you set up and try to be nice to him,
you ordered a chicken pot pie.
(audience laughing)
- Yeah, it was always like that.
I always thought the man's pocket book.
- Yeah.
- I always did it and then I always come screwed at the end.
- So then you should have just went on ahead that steak.
- I knew bad, I should have had a prime rib.
(audience laughing)
(audience clapping) heck with the steak.
- So let me ask you this.
Now tell me again, remind me
what you want in a long term partner?
- A longterm partner.
Well, I don't have much time left.
(audience laughing)
I'm gonna be 78 years old in August
and my ...
- Well you pretty jazzy now, Miss Barbra.
- Oh, thank you, thank you.
(audience cheering and clapping)
- What I'm looking for in a man,
well, he's gotta be able to keep up with me.
I love to dance.
I love to sing.
I love to go to theatres.
I love musicals.
I love Doo Wop music.
I love Motown.
I love the 50s'.
He's got to be a godly man.
He's got to be classy, dress nice.
Be Very respectable.
I mean nothing but the best.
- Nothing but the best.
- No, and ...
- Well, I found some good guys for you,
would you like to meet them?
- Yes (mumbles).
- Well, they all said they wanted to meet you.
So are here they are.
Let's bring out Miss Barbra's bachelors.
(audience cheering)
- Oh dear God.
- I'm Richard.
Hi Steve.
Hi. - Hi.
- I'm 63, just turned 63 a couple of weeks ago.
I live in Burbank and I work in the real estate business
and I love to get outdoors,
so I'd love to be with somebody who likes the outdoors,
like hiking.
(audience clapping)
- Hi Steve.
I'm Brent Window Williams,
aka the great Brenttino.
(audience cheering)
And is this Barbara?
- Yeah.
- Miss Barbara my pacemakers are going off right now.
(audience cheering and laughing)
(audience clapping)
I was a former champion gymnast honey
and I'm still in amazing shape.
I'm 74 still young and guess what?
I love to dance.
(audience cheering)
- [Barbra] Oh, Steve.
- [Steve] Yeah.
(audience laughing)
Oh, Steve.
- Lord have mercy.
- Lawrence introduce yourself sir.
- I'm, Dr. Larry (mumbles).
Hi Steve.
I'm a former Air force chief of surgery.
(audience clapping)
I'm from Palm Desert, California.
And I'm the oldest of the group here,
I'm 78 years old.
(audience cheering)
- All right, yeah.
(audience clapping)
- So Miss Barbra, what do you think?
Okay get yourself a drink.
(audience cheering)
(claps)
So whenever you're ready,
you can start asking any one of the gentlemen
whatever question you'd like.
- Okay.
For what in life do you feel the most grateful for?
- I have three grown successful children.
I've got four grand kids.
I'm excited to wake up every day
because really our cups are not half empty
they're half full and it's the way God intended it.
(audience clapping)
And just got to keep going for your dreams.
(audience clapping) - [Barbra] Okay.
- And go dancing.
(chuckles)
- Richard, I have the same question for you?
- Every day I meet people
who impress me with what their journey has been
and the stories that they have to share with me.
That's just what I love about life.
And especially in a place like Los Angeles
where you meet people from everywhere.
(audience clapping)
- What about you Larry,
with the same question.
What are you most grateful for in life?
- I'm probably the most thankful
for the fact that I was given a lot of common sense
and I've learnt that I really don't learn very much
when I'm talking, I learn when I'm listening.
(audience clapping)
- One more question Miss Barbara.
- Bridge it.
Name three things you'd like to have in common
with your partner?
- Sense of humor is important to me
because especially when things are hard,
the best way is to find something funny, to smile about.
Communication skills,
and I think the other thing
that excites me is just learning about new things every day.
There's so much in this world
and so I wanna be with somebody who is also excited about
what's the next place?
Where is the next restaurant?
What is the new place to hike?
Or whatever.
- Okay.
(audience clapping)
- Same question Brent for you.
What are the three things that you'd like
to have in common with your partner?
- I think friendship number one.
To be able to communicate with each other
and to build each other up and to go dancing.
(audience clapping)
- And Larry, what is your biggest strength and weakness?
- I thought you were gonna ask me the same question.
(chuckles) (audience laughing)
- Ah, I did that on purpose.
(audience clapping)
(chuckles)
- My biggest strength is that
for some reason I've been given certain skills
to the point where I've saved probably 3000 lives
in my career.
(audience cheering and clapping)
And so therefore helping people,
other people is my main goal and my main purpose in life.
And I try and do that every single day.
Every single moment.
(audience clapping)
(chuckles)
- Well, Miss Barbara,
we got to make a decision now.
(audience laughing)
- I need a drum rum.
(audience cheering)
I'm going to pick Larry.
(audience cheering) - Yay!
- Larry come on over son.
Congratulations, stand right there next to Miss Barbra.
(audience cheering)
Now.
- (mumbles)
Miss Barbra I want you to take your time,
get to know, Larry a little bit better.
I'm gonna send the both of you to one of our
favorite Italian Spa's (mumbles) for dinner tonight.
Good luck to both of you.
Keep (mumbles)
just have a nice time.
Thank you Larry.
- Thank you so much - Thank you Steve.
- Don't go away,
we'll be right back.
(audience cheering)