Cats. What are ya gonna do?
Mulder and Scully - Simpsons version.
Probably from the Eocene epoch, which is the last time Chicago paved this road.
From Powerline's The Week in Pictures.
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Mulder and Scully - Simpsons version.
Probably from the Eocene epoch, which is the last time Chicago paved this road.
Edward G and Racquel!!!
ReplyDeleteBonus points if you can name all the aliens in Homer's line-up. :-)
ReplyDeleteET wore it better. Isn't DOCTOR Jill looking a little stoop-shouldered these days?
ReplyDeleteDrunk squirrels and full rat splats. Only at Paco Enterprises!
ReplyDeleteMoetown is hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI second Gregory, I think the Ed G Rob and Raquel Welch scene is a wonderful find.
ReplyDeleteIn his later career EGR was paired with some fine actresses, but I didn't know this one.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062731/?ref_=ttmi_tt
Bruce, that looks like a fun movie.
ReplyDeleteV: That one made me chuckle, too.
ReplyDeleteBruce: Never saw that one. I remember another movie he made late in his career; who can forget The Cincinnati Kid?
"You're good kid. But as long as I'm around, you're still second best".
What a cast, incidentally: Steve McQueen, Ann-Margret, Karl Malden, Rip Torn, Joan Blondell - even Cab Calloway!
Speaking of Karl Malden, did you know his parents were Serbian, and his real name was Mladen Sekulovich? He changed it at the beginning of his acting career after serving in the AAF in WW II, but regretted changing it, so you often here the name 'Sekulovich' used as a name for minor characters in many of the movies and TV shows he acted in.
ReplyDeleteYour fun fact for today.
Can't imagine why he wanted to change his name.
ReplyDeleteActually, it was recommended that he change it, so it was shorter to fit a marquee.
ReplyDeleteAnd it's "you often hear" not "here". Brain fart, or old age, take your pick.