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Yeah, "Full House" was one of my favorite shows, never missed it. I was there when... Stephanie cut off Uncle Jesse's mullet! Oh, the horror!:eek: Jesse and Joey went into the advertising jingle business Jesse's endless girlfriend brigade would parade around the house any given week...

...and "Family Matters" was a spinoff of "Perfect Strangers." The Harriette character worked in the same building as Larry from P.S.

Wasn't "Step by Step" basically "The Brady Bunch" for the 90s? I didn't watch it much, but didn't Patrick Duffy have kids, and Suzanne Somers have kids, and when they got married, everyone lived under one roof? Hilarity would sometimes ensue...:smirk:

Happy birthday, Randall! Oh, I have Maryam d'Abo and Carey Lowell waiting outside in an Aston Martin V8 Vantage (Bond's car in The Living Daylights). I think they have a cake or something for ya. Better go and check it out!:D

Wow! Congratulations, Kev! This news is so awesome! Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy...or mule...;)

There is a very good season 2 episode of SNL hosted by Jack Burns, who was, of course, head writer for the first season of TMS, and part of the comedy team Burns & Schreiber. Prior to teaming with Schreiber, Burns was part of another comedy duo, Burns & Carlin. As in stand-up legend George...

Yes, SNL Season 1 is indeed an awesome set! I plan on picking up season 2 next week! (Dec. 4)

ditto ditto ditto

The great Roddy McDowall! He seemed to know everyone in Hollywood. He had a lengthy filmography, including appearances in Disney's That Darn Cat and Bedknobs and Broomsticks. He was also one of my favorite villains on the Adam West Batman series, as the Bookworm. I actually had no idea he...

I'm so sorry, Marty. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.:)

Yeah, I read that in a book about Woody, how Orion Pictures wanted a more conventional happy ending, but Woody refused to give in.

Been pretty durn cold lately...in the 20s to early 40s. No snow yet, however.

Happy birthday, Beth!:) I hope you have a wonderful, Fragglicious day!:excited:

Thanks, Sesameguy! Purple Rose is one of my favorite Woody Allen films, although if I had to choose an all-time fave, I'd pick Bananas. I would *pick* Bananas, hahahahaha! Seriously. Purple Rose is a sweet little film. Although it has a nice dose of comedy (when the Jeff Daniels character...

S'more...mmmmmmm...S'mores... The Great Muppet Caper (1981; Jim Henson) Prince of the City (1981; Sidney Lumet) Gremlins (1984; Joe Dante) The Howling (1981; Joe Dante) Pale Rider (1985; Clint Eastwood) Spaceballs (1987; Mel Brooks) Stripes (1981; Ivan Reitman) Popeye (1980; Robert Altman)...

SNOOPY! And the "Young Frankenstein" performance.

In absolutely no particular order: The Untouchables (1987; Brian De Palma) Dressed to Kill (1980; Brian De Palma) Blow Out (1981; Brian De Palma) Scarface (1983; Brian De Palma) Casualties of War (1989; Brian De Palma) An American Werewolf in London (1981; John Landis) The Blues Brothers...

One of my favorite scenes in MCC!

Love the Christmas menu!:)

Drizzly, but mild.