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Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
Patty melts (and Monte Cristos!) good, tuna melts, not so much, but I'm not a big fan of tuna. Sorry Charlie. Some tuna salads sandwiches are okay, as long as they aren't too tuna-y; tuna casserole, gag me with a spoon (but then most casseroles are pretty bad). -
Commercials That Annoy, Irritate or Outright Enrage
Tom Holmberg replied to Maverick's topic in Commercials
Apparently it is legit, according to charity rating sites. The main criticisms I saw were on religious and personal grounds that have nothing to do with their charitable work. -
Commercials That Annoy, Irritate or Outright Enrage
Tom Holmberg replied to Maverick's topic in Commercials
Apparently it's not their job to feed her, it's their job to collect our money. -
Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
ZLiving is showing "The Saint" in the late afternoons (this week at least). Also marathons on Sundays. -
Commercials That Annoy, Irritate or Outright Enrage
Tom Holmberg replied to Maverick's topic in Commercials
"Cleaning woman!" -
Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
On Sunday, ZLiving is running a mini-marathon of "The Saint" episodes in the afternoon. -
Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
R.I.P., "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" actor David Hedison passed away at age 92. Also known for "The Fly" and playing Felix Leiter in two Bond films. "Help me!" https://www.latimes.com/obituaries/story/2019-07-22/david-hedison-actor-the-fly-dies-dead -
Commercials That Annoy, Irritate or Outright Enrage
Tom Holmberg replied to Maverick's topic in Commercials
Even ocean cruises tend to be older people, except those specifically targeting families or younger persons. Not quite the "Love Boat." -
Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
My favorite genealogy story was the patron who came in the library back in the day when we ordered census microfilm for people to research their family. She was looking up her great-grandfather and she wanted to know what an entry meant. After her grandfather's name, where occupation went, it said "Moron." The dangers of genealogy. -
Rep. Joe Scarborough on Immigration. https://www.numbersusa.com/content/my/congress/168/gradescoresheet
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Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
Tonight (or tomorrow morning, really) ZLiving will be running the "Route 66" light-hearted episode "journey to Nineveh." Tod and Buz are going fishing in rural Missouri when they pick up sad sack Buster Keaton as a real-life Jonah returning to his family homestead, while his brother, rubber-faced Joe E. Brown, tries to retrieve the engagement ring his daughter lost before the local gang led by weaselly John Davis Chandler turn on them. In cameos are John Astin and Edgar Buchanan. -
Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
YMCA shower rooms. -
Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
"Route 66" season 2, episode 18, ""how much a pound is albatross?" Beautiful blonde Julie Newmar plays a motorcycle driving pre-hippie. Good change-of-pace episode, with Newmar standing out as one of the most memorable "Route 66" actresses. -
Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
I mentioned "Alias Smith & Jones" in INSP earlier. It falls in this thread. BTW, ZLiving on Sunday isn't doing a marathon this week (except a movie "marathon"), but they will be showing "Space 1999: Alien Attack"! -
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Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
Maybe the bat hit some guy in the crotch, that was always the "highlight" on "America's Funniest Videos"... -
Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
If Lifetime ever makes a Jeffery Epstein movie they could get the Trivago guy to play him! -
Retro TV Channels: ”The Good Old Days of Television”
Tom Holmberg replied to Actionmage's topic in Network Talk
"Route 66" episode "...and the cat jumped over the moon" (season 2, episode 12) has both an almost unrecognizable Martin Sheen and James Caan in very early roles in their careers, playing juvenile delinquents. Also featured was stand-up comic Milt Kamen as a social worker. The episode was directed by the director of "Cat Ballou". The episode starts with Tod laughing maniacally, as if he's having a relapse from the previous episode's drug (LSD? presumably)-induced craziness. Pictures here: http://sixtysixkicks.blogspot.com/2012/08/episode-analysis-s2-e12-and-cat-jumped.html -
Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
That and Homer Simpson's toilet chair. -
Say What?: Commercials That Made Us Scratch Our Heads
Tom Holmberg replied to Lola16's topic in Commercials
How often do you really need a coffee table with a refrigerator in it? -
You compare her to most of the Hollywood actresses of the era and it's like she dropped in from her time machine. She does look very "modern."
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Commercials That Annoy, Irritate or Outright Enrage
Tom Holmberg replied to Maverick's topic in Commercials
As I've said before, my family yells at me for free. -
As Seen On TV: Does ANY of this crap work?
Tom Holmberg replied to peacheslatour's topic in Commercials
If it has alcohol and opium it's not a quack medicine! :) -
As Seen On TV: Does ANY of this crap work?
Tom Holmberg replied to peacheslatour's topic in Commercials
All the Hempvanna products seem like a scam (sort of a later-day version of those miracle "copper" products). The Hempvanna pain cream's active ingredient is Trolamine Salicylate, the same stuff in Aspercreme and other products. The hemp oil is just there to make you think it does something more.