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Getting more into the material materials in the. interest of fifteen. million people on the day of jim and. his popularity sprang from his remakes of the hits. from the. cancellation of the record to make me top of the charts in twenty countries including the us britain and germany. also some imagine a big studio one thousand co-producers but i just put everything into my computer and mix it myself with the trackpad and faders fade and then i went to the recording company for mastering and it was a great honor for me to do the remake. we hadn't planned for it to become such a breakthrough hit.

Lives in a different way and for me the passage of time just a remarkable hallmark of madmen and because it is so beautifully written and executed we will watch it later and say something special is captured in that decade. >> he was making the point that shows do end but they never really end anymore because of netflix and am sfwlon and other on-demand services we can at least go back and rewatch them someday. so sean pierre let's talk in general, you know "mad men" it was kind of a breakthrough hit, wasn't it and changed the habits of viewing audiences and revealed the real fascination with ...

♪ do you really want to hurt me ♪ ♪ do you really want to make me cry ♪ ♪ love is never asking why >> do you really want to hurt me, culture club's breakthrough hit from 1982. an extraordinary singer named george allen owe dowd. better known as boy george. he's had his ups and downs since then. he's back with a very big album about he joins me now exclusively, boy george following mr. spock from star tr trek. >> i used to love those eyebrows. i think i did those eyebrows in the '70s. >> how are you? >> very good. i'm pleased to be in america. >> i didn't realize how famous you are in...

So many other fast food chains at least it is telling customers about artificial ingredients. we asked people if this would steer them away. >> absolutely. >> why? >> i care what i put in my body. >> no. the vast majority of u.s. produce is injected with chemicals. >> on the thought that it raises the risk for heart disease and arthritis we were pointed to an expert who disputed that saying the key omega acids reduce the risk. jim? >> at least they are fessing up to it. brian todd, thank you. joining me is the host and producer of inside man on cnn. morgan spurlock. it's a great pleasure to ...