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Oh Le Olady Olady I Oh, It's Hardrock, and Coco, and Joe!
I used to watch Frazier Thomas introduce "Hardrock" on "Garfield Goose"... now we're forced to watch the intros with Dean Richards. Where did we go wrong to deserve such punishment?— December 3, 2011 8:24 p.m.
Review: The Muppets
I promised the kids I'd take them to see this if they went with me to see "Hugo" first. They waffled but we're going this weekend... wish us luck.— November 28, 2011 12:05 p.m.
Top Ten "Turkey" Films to Help Combat the Effects of Drowsiness Brought on by the Tryptophan
Around the 2:15 mark, you'll see Larry step in gum as Moe scalds him with the turkey: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6nGiuXDjMzg Happy Thanksgiving to all... Colonna proud member of the Christopher Mott Society— November 24, 2011 3:09 a.m.
Top Ten "Turkey" Films to Help Combat the Effects of Drowsiness Brought on by the Tryptophan
Hey, this is Bob "Young Turk" Hope and we're here in the Ottoman Empire... and I thought the Ottoman was only something you put your feet on! = CANNED LAUGHTER = Shot of soldiers smoking hashish on the hillside Man, I love this country - it's nice to take a ride across this beautiful land on camel back. I love getting a choice of one lump or two! = CANNED LAUGHTER = Shot of Turk mercenaries sharpening their swords And I'm not talking about camels, either! = CANNED LAUGHTER = Shot of women wrapped in robes in the far back— November 24, 2011 3:05 a.m.
Top Ten "Turkey" Films to Help Combat the Effects of Drowsiness Brought on by the Tryptophan
"Davis Rules" was a short-lived TV show from the early 1990s that starred Randy Quaid and Patricia Clarkson (g-r-r-r-r-r!) who was the love interest for one season. Best in the cast was Jonathan Winters as Gunny Davis. The writers respected Winters so much that the scripts read: QUAID: Gunny, why is the table covered in maple syrup? WINTERS: Well, that's because... Jonathan would ad-lib the rest and the director usually gave him four to six takes - would LOVE to see all of the outtakes from that show. BTW, Winters won an Emmy for that role.— November 24, 2011 2:56 a.m.
Now Is the Time for All Good People to Come to the Aid of Their Marty!
Remember to buy those Christmas Seals Christmas Seals... - - Jimmy Two Times— November 19, 2011 8:55 p.m.
Three Films Selected by UCSD's ArtPower! Screen on PBS Shorts Showcase
TRANSLATION FOR THE LAWRENCE WELK CROWD: "Thank you Scottie for dat wonderful mention of my namme. Folks, dis is Lawrence Welk and I'm here to tell you dat da PBS Showcase has chosen ah-one and ah-two and ah-three movies from UCLSD... no, UCLAD... sorry bout dat, UCSD! "Dey will show da movies on your locl PBS station, except in San Diego. Wunnerful, Wunnerful! And now, here's Myron Floren leading da champagne music-makers with a song for springtimme. During da number, Arthur Duncan will dance da dance of da schwartze. And ah-one and ah-two..."— November 19, 2011 4:26 a.m.
Oh hush: Ricky Gervais worries he might not be able to improve on last year's Golden Globes performance?
Yippee. I'd rather watch paint dry.— November 19, 2011 4:15 a.m.
L.A. Sheriff's Office Reopens Investigation Into Natalie Wood Drowning
My guess is if Natalie had lived, she would have made a few more movies; some biopics or supporting roles. She would have eventually made her way to made-for-TV movies and episodic television - the Sally Field career path. What do you think? What movie roles in the 1980s or 1990s could you see Natalie Wood in?— November 19, 2011 4:13 a.m.
The Movie Studio Logo Quiz III: The Heretic
My guesses are... oh, never mind.— November 19, 2011 4:08 a.m.