on Gus Montanaro's program. As she entered the studio, Olschan was confronted by an irate Montanaro, who had seen her appearance on Sports Line. Montanaro began berating Olschan for appearing on the program. Olschan (still knowing nothing about the conflict between ”The Inner Circle” and Montanaro) asked Gus why he was so upset with her. Montanaro shouted at Olschan: ”There are two camps at this station – there’s my camp and there’s Rod’s camp, and you can’t be in both!”. To which Olschan, shocked by Montanaro's rant, replied: ”Then I’m in Rod’s camp” – and left the studio. The next week when Olschan showed up to work on Sports Line, she explained to Rod Michaud and the rest of the crew what had transpired between herself and Montanaro. Michaud told Rachel that she was welcome to continue working on the crew of Sports Line. From that time forward, Michaud regularly had Olschan (whom everyone now called ”Darla” during the program) in the Sports Line guest seats. Rachel Olschan proved herself a good addition to ″The Inner Circle″, both as a crew member and in her appearances on the programs. The inclusion of Olschan on Sports Line was one of the factors that led to Rod Michaud changing the name of the program to ″The Rod Michaud Show″, because the conversations on the program often drifted away from sports. Subjects which were regularly discussed on the program included motion pictures that Olschan and Sean Haffner (who sometimes also appeared as a guest) had recently gone to see together. Olschan would later appear as ″Darla The Round Card Girl″ in the ″Fight Of The Century″ episode of The Lone Shark and as ″Darla The Prize Girl″ on episodes of Alternavision with Bill Arciprete and Sean Haffner. Years later, Olschan would go on to become a television and motion picture Producer and a partner in Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment. The conflict with Gus Montanaro eventually began to fade over time, with an unspoken understanding that Montanaro was not welcome on any of ″The Inner Circle’s″ programs, and they were not welcome on ″The Montanaro Camp’s″ programs. Even so, the Montanaro conflict would arise again during the ″Fight Of The Century″ episode of The Lone Shark when Montanaro imposed on the production and involved himself in the episode, to the surprise and anger of both Jim Sharky and Sean Haffner. "Lone Shark Live" —