Original sentence: Among the topics of discussion were Cramer's past at his fund (including footage of Cramer trading during the 90s at his New York offices), his violent temper while at the fund, and what finally led him to come to his senses and "calm down".Cramer has also made appearances on NBC's Today, 'Live with Regis and Kelly, ESPN Classic's Cheap Seats, NBC's Late Night With Conan O'Brien, Comedy Central's The Colbert Report, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.In 2005, Cramer appeared as himself in two episodes of the now-defunct FOX TV series Arrested Development
Edited sentence: Among the topics of discussion were Cramer's past at his fund (including footage of Cramer trading during the 90s at his New York offices), his violent temper while at the fund, and what finally led him to come to his senses and "calm down" (to the extent that Cramer can ever be considered relaxed).And in the spring of 2006, he appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, also on NBC (which, like CNBC, is owned by parent company, GE), and on the ABC late night show Jimmy Kimmel Live.Cheap Seats.Cramer appeared in a 2006 episode of Cheap Seats, a show on ESPN Classic that gives a new perspective on old ESPN sports footage.Cramer has also appeared on the syndicated morning program Live with Regis and Kelly, offering basic investment advice.Cramer has also made several appearances on NBC's Today to talk about economic issues, such as high fuel prices or globalization.He also appeared on one of the first episodes of Comedy Central's The Colbert Report.He also had a very energetic appearance on a summertime episode of NBC's Late Night With Conan O'Brien.He tones down significantly for those discussions.In 2005, Cramer appeared as himself in two episodes of the now-defunct FOX TV series Arrested Development, sealing his entry into American pop culture.The Sklar brothers (hosts of the show) asked Cramer to evaluate the NBA prospects of then-college player Marcus Fizer (a la pharmaceutical Pfizer), and Cramer told them to sell their stock in Fizer's NBA career.The Today Show