One common topic of debate is about who, or even if, there should be another person in the studio to mix things up. The alternative would be merely Robin and Fred, and frankly, neither seem to be too eager these days to contribute more than their contracts require. Frankly, who could blame them? In the last five years, the only two people, other than George Takei because he is (was?) the announcer, (I think) that have had the chance to actually sit-in for an extended period of time were David Arquette (Hollywood actor, Stern fan, and a decent wit but not necessarily a comedian by trade) and Shuli (Stern sycophant/superfun and possibly the least successful "comedian" (comedian in quotes because it implies that one is actually funny)). I'm not including the brief visits by voice-overs like Rachel Butera or the "Bigfoot" impersonator; and there are a lot of reasons why they shouldn't even be considered for this position (the main reason is that neither do any writing of their own, they are just fed lines by writers). My main question for this thread is... which type of personality would be better, or at least make for a more positive contributor, for seeing the show to get back on track or move in a better direction? A celebrity superfan-roundtable type, or a true comedian type?
