I liked the one where they were fighting and landed in the pool/fountain. Not sure which but were certainly dripping wet. How about the men always suited up for something. Such glam and glitter!
Kathy: I always hung out with the people in my IT department. First, because of my job as a trainer and a rollout troubleshooter (they wrote the program, I translated it into English for the people who had to use it) our paths crossed constantly. On the rare occasions when I was home, they were the first crowd I visited because, well, they really were the cool kids on the block! And as an elder (gasp) they actually listened to me, which was rather gratifying. Oh-and I'm a great rambler too-can you tell?
Ca: Yeah, it was Krystal and Alexis Morell Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan . I stopped watching it after the first couple of years, because it just got more and more ridiculous.
Bluze-I'm so glad you liked it!! Makes all of yesterday worth it. I'm going to start pasting my hair back on my head now. More from the show to come......
Ok, in honor of you, Sudo, giving us this wonderful playground, here's a couple of little tv tunes. The first should be instantly recognizable, the second-well, we'll see. :)
You know, I still miss those guys! I actually looked forward every week to just see the opening of the first show. For it's time, it was very well done. As for the second (sigh)-what a nice guy.
Guess I'm making these too easy. This one probably is too.
I'll keep digging. But tell me what you remember about the show.
Kathy's got it! Bluze, you're sweet, but don't let me hog the place!! (Although I'm having a ball.....)
BTW-you can't forget a certain young comedian from the show who went on to be a very successful actor. What's funny is that I barely watched this show, since it was in my Way days, and either had no TV or was as opposed to it as many others were (Waybrain). The first show got 22,000 letters-and only four were positive. But they stayed on the air for four years. And Katherine Helmond is definitely what I remember.
Ok, since it's election season- Here's one of the funniest political songs I've heard. Who sang it, and what movie is it from?
I literally came face to face with Julie Andrews last Christmas coming off an elevator into a parking garage, and can honestly say that she looked more attractive than ever.
Maybe that just means I'm getting old. Some of the women on that list are still happening. Then again, some aren't. I won't break it down though.
It is amazing, isn't it-our screen idols are getting older, right before our eyes. It's to the point (for me, anyway), that I don't read the entertainment obits anymore 'cause I don't want to hear that we've lost another one. Really, I think I stopped looking when the Duke passed away-that one was enough. I've learned to just endure the memorials at the Oscars, because that's when I will see who else we've lost.
But those grand old dames are still around! BTW-you can't forget the TV generation: Mary Tyler Moore-age 70, or Carol Burnet, age 73.
And yes, George-that was now 83 year old Charles Durning. It was more fun watching him dance his way through that song-and he did it so well. You should check out his bio in Wikipedia-he is quite a story of service in WW II. Charles Durning
I hope you all don't think this is lame, but I'm feeling something tonight and just want to try to express it, so bear with me.
Hearing about Jim Doop tonight made me think about those moments, back in the beginning, when we all, at some point, went somewhere and heard something that made the hair on the back of our neck stand up. Before all the bs and classes and requirements, it was just pure hearing about God and His son and remembering wanting to hear more.
Several years after I left TWI, I was watching, of all things, the Johnny Carson show. A well known singer came on to promote her new album. Instead of singing the title song, as you would expect, she instead sang this --- and the hairs in the back of my neck stood up again. To a nationwide late night audience, it was grassroots "here's the story, folks, and I'm not ashamed to tell it to you and tell you who I am in the process."
Just was thinking about that tonight and wanted to share it. Hope you don't mind. (BTW-it's really effective if you can turn it up a little.)
Good song but.. I don't know who it is :( . I get the impression that I'm supposed to know, though, huh?? And on Johnny Carson, too. You're doing so good here, Tops.
As you guys know, I ilke the old movies on Turner Cable Movies and here's a clip I took from one I recorded this past weekend. You'll all know Shirley Temple but who is her dancing partner here? And what movie was it from? It's just a short clip but I think ya'll will like it.. Shirley is such a good little dancer as well as actress. Click HERE!
Is this the one where she was looking for her father-The Little Princess? I loved that movie-can't think of her partner's name though.
Oh-and, dear Sudo, the singer-well, think big boobs, brassy hair, real folksy, and has an amusement park named after her in Pigeon Fork, Tennessee. Many top 10 singles and a hugely successful movie about working women.
I think that's what made the moment so wonderfully surprising-having the guts to choose to sing that particular song in that particular venue just blew me away. The audience was on it's feet. And you're right, George and Hiway-doubtful we'd see that again.
Ok, here's another tribute clip I hope you'll enjoy. See if you can tell me who this now 65 year old singer is.
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I liked the one where they were fighting and landed in the pool/fountain. Not sure which but were certainly dripping wet. How about the men always suited up for something. Such glam and glitter!
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Top, that is way cool! I only had the mp3 so this is the first time I"ve seen it.
Thanks!
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Kathy: I always hung out with the people in my IT department. First, because of my job as a trainer and a rollout troubleshooter (they wrote the program, I translated it into English for the people who had to use it) our paths crossed constantly. On the rare occasions when I was home, they were the first crowd I visited because, well, they really were the cool kids on the block! And as an elder (gasp) they actually listened to me, which was rather gratifying. Oh-and I'm a great rambler too-can you tell?
Ca: Yeah, it was Krystal and Alexis Morell Carrington Colby Dexter Rowan
. I stopped watching it after the first couple of years, because it just got more and more ridiculous.
Bluze-I'm so glad you liked it!! Makes all of yesterday worth it. I'm going to start pasting my hair back on my head now. More from the show to come......
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Twas cool indeed to work with you!
And I knew Rick would love that video you posted. :)
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Tops,
Ohhh.. I'm impressed! Cool video. Now.. let's see what all you've really got under the hood!
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Ah, the pressure!
Ok, in honor of you, Sudo, giving us this wonderful playground, here's a couple of little tv tunes. The first should be instantly recognizable, the second-well, we'll see. :)
Here
and
Here
I've been trying to catch up on back Nostaglia reading, 'cause I don't want to repeat stuff you've already done. Geez, you guys are good!
Ok-Guess away!!
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Let's see..
"Book 'im, Dano!"
and
"You are entering the world of forensic medicine..."
Good work, Tops!
George
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You know, I still miss those guys! I actually looked forward every week to just see the opening of the first show. For it's time, it was very well done. As for the second (sigh)-what a nice guy.
Guess I'm making these too easy. This one probably is too.
I'll keep digging. But tell me what you remember about the show.
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ChattyKathy
I loved that show but I never felt like showering afterwards.
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Katherine Helmond and Diana Canova, mostly.
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Wow, looks like Top was just what this thread needed. :)
Rick
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Kathy's got it! Bluze, you're sweet, but don't let me hog the place!! (Although I'm having a ball.....)
BTW-you can't forget a certain young comedian from the show who went on to be a very successful actor. What's funny is that I barely watched this show, since it was in my Way days, and either had no TV or was as opposed to it as many others were (Waybrain). The first show got 22,000 letters-and only four were positive. But they stayed on the air for four years. And Katherine Helmond is definitely what I remember.
Ok, since it's election season- Here's one of the funniest political songs I've heard. Who sang it, and what movie is it from?
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If ah recolleck rahtly, that's from "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." Was it Charles Durning singing?
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Here's A TOAST TO ALL THE GIRLS
WE'VE LOVED BEFORE...
How's This For Depressing?
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Brigette Bardot 71
Stella Stevens 68
Sophia Loren 71
Gina Lollobrigida 78
Deborah Kerr 94 (WOW!)
Lena Horne 88
Kay Starr 83
Patti Page 78
Annette Funicello 63
Barbara Eden 71
Angie Dickenson 74
Doris Day 81
Joan Collins 72
Julie Christie 64
Leslie Caron 74
Carroll Baker 74
Ann-Margret 64
Debra Padget 72
Julie Andrews 70
Ursula Andress 69
Rita Moreno 74
Jean Simmons 76
Julie Newmar 72
Kim Novak 72
Jane Powell 76
Debbie Reynolds 73
Shirley Temple 77 (NO!)
Jane Russell 84
Kathryn Grayson 83
Esther Williams 82
Elke Sommer 65
Gale Storm 83
Jill St John 65
LizTaylor 73 (wow!)
Mamie Van Doren 74
UNBELIVEABLE.... HOW IN THE WORLD DID THEY GET OLD, AND WE DIDN'T?
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I literally came face to face with Julie Andrews last Christmas coming off an elevator into a parking garage, and can honestly say that she looked more attractive than ever.
Maybe that just means I'm getting old. Some of the women on that list are still happening. Then again, some aren't. I won't break it down though.
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Tops,
Was George right? I don't remember that song but then.. I never saw Best Little Whorehouse either. I mean.. I'm a man of.. PRINCIPLES!!
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Ha ha ha, Sudo-I like your thinking!!!
It is amazing, isn't it-our screen idols are getting older, right before our eyes. It's to the point (for me, anyway), that I don't read the entertainment obits anymore 'cause I don't want to hear that we've lost another one. Really, I think I stopped looking when the Duke passed away-that one was enough. I've learned to just endure the memorials at the Oscars, because that's when I will see who else we've lost.
But those grand old dames are still around! BTW-you can't forget the TV generation: Mary Tyler Moore-age 70, or Carol Burnet, age 73.
And yes, George-that was now 83 year old Charles Durning. It was more fun watching him dance his way through that song-and he did it so well. You should check out his bio in Wikipedia-he is quite a story of service in WW II. Charles Durning
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I hope you all don't think this is lame, but I'm feeling something tonight and just want to try to express it, so bear with me.
Hearing about Jim Doop tonight made me think about those moments, back in the beginning, when we all, at some point, went somewhere and heard something that made the hair on the back of our neck stand up. Before all the bs and classes and requirements, it was just pure hearing about God and His son and remembering wanting to hear more.
Several years after I left TWI, I was watching, of all things, the Johnny Carson show. A well known singer came on to promote her new album. Instead of singing the title song, as you would expect, she instead sang this --- and the hairs in the back of my neck stood up again. To a nationwide late night audience, it was grassroots "here's the story, folks, and I'm not ashamed to tell it to you and tell you who I am in the process."
Just was thinking about that tonight and wanted to share it. Hope you don't mind. (BTW-it's really effective if you can turn it up a little.)
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ChattyKathy
Thank you TOTW and exactly what I needed this morning. ((you))
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GeorgeStGeorge
Well THAT was pretty cool! And on the Johnny Carson show, to boot! I doubt we'd see that today.
George
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That was cool, and I agree that you'd never see that on the inane Leno show.
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Tops,
Good song but.. I don't know who it is :( . I get the impression that I'm supposed to know, though, huh?? And on Johnny Carson, too. You're doing so good here, Tops.
As you guys know, I ilke the old movies on Turner Cable Movies and here's a clip I took from one I recorded this past weekend. You'll all know Shirley Temple but who is her dancing partner here? And what movie was it from? It's just a short clip but I think ya'll will like it.. Shirley is such a good little dancer as well as actress. Click HERE!
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Is this the one where she was looking for her father-The Little Princess? I loved that movie-can't think of her partner's name though.
Oh-and, dear Sudo, the singer-well, think big boobs, brassy hair, real folksy, and has an amusement park named after her in Pigeon Fork, Tennessee. Many top 10 singles and a hugely successful movie about working women.
I think that's what made the moment so wonderfully surprising-having the guts to choose to sing that particular song in that particular venue just blew me away. The audience was on it's feet. And you're right, George and Hiway-doubtful we'd see that again.
Ok, here's another tribute clip I hope you'll enjoy. See if you can tell me who this now 65 year old singer is.
Here
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The gentleman with Shirley Temple looks like Arthur Treacher before the fish and chips franchise.
The 65 year old singer is a puzzler, but I'll take a stab at Richie Havens
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