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...and yes, since I brought it up, I do use Axe...or Old Spice...

Oooh, so Axe works, eh? I knew TV wouldn't lie to me, lol!;) I've actually never grown a full beard (and don't intend to). I'm usually clean-shaven, but occasionally will be a bit scruffy when I'm home, especially on weekends, when I do...absolutely nothing!

What about those Axe cologne/deodorant commercials, where the dude takes one little spray, and he's immediately surrounded by a pack of foxy ladies...:D False advertising?

Really? Sometimes I have a stubble rockin'.

Another great-looking little guy!:D

Yes, HA! was before The Comedy Channel OR Comedy Central, thanks for refreshing my musty ol' memory! And yeah, the guys were kinda easy on Robert Reed, at least in terms of Mike Brady. But whenever someone like Alan Hale or Peter Graves showed up, they would merclessly mock "Gilligan" or...

I was thinking the same thing, if Mike, Kevin and Bill are gonna make "Biography" references. Parts: the Clonus Horror was a hilarious episode, mainly due to the constant imitations of Peter Graves' voice, and stuff like "tonight on Biography: Peter Graves, brother of James Arness from...

(in Torgo voice) The...Master would...approve... Actually, the KTMA shows are the only ones I haven't seen, but some of the movies were later used when MST3K hit the big time on The Comedy Channel (a.k.a. Comedy Central). I still miss the Turkey Day marathons.:cry:

Super!:)

Ah Beth, I've definitely noticed you haven't been posting as regularly as you used to. I wish you the absolute best of luck. I've been in the same boat, believe me. If you ever need to talk, feel free to PM/email me. (((HUGS))):)

Heh, the premise of the spot sounds hilarious!:) Again, congratulations! Sounds like a lot of fun!:D

Wow! That's a great-looking puppet! Congrats on your work, and congrats on landing such a sweet gig!:)

Awesome!:D

Sadly, I haven't checked out the Film Crew yet (what kind of Mistie am I?), but I definitely plan to! I even voted for Hollywood After Dark at the official website to be the first film in the series released. Rue McClanahan as a stripper? Come on! That's vintage MST3K gold right there! And...

Now I have the Smurf theme song in my head! La, la, lalalala...

I remember watching an episode of Biography on Paul Lynde, and Alice Ghostley was one of the commentators. She was a classmate of Lynde's and they both got their big break in the Broadway musical/comedy sketch revue, New Faces of 1952. Among the other "new faces" were Eartha Kitt, Carol...

Hmmmm...I don't think I've ever seen a red Smurf before, lol!

YES! LOL! The one I saw last night was part one of the two-parter where Cartman tries to get "Family Guy" off the air.

The Untouchables I Love Lucy The Honeymooners The Dick Van Dyke Show Three's Company The Twilight Zone Night Gallery Thriller (with Boris Karloff) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Saturday Night Live (1975-1980) The Muppet Show Sanford & Son Snagglepuss The Flintstones The Electric Company Mystery...

(((GINORMOUS HUGS))) to you, Kathy! My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family!:)