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(trying to keep a straight face) Yes, officer...(stifles a giggle)...I'm completely guilty...(stifles another giggle)...Yuh got me coppuh! What are ya gonna do? Throw the book at me? (a large, hardcover edition of War & Peace is thrown at Leach and hits him in the eye) Ooooooow! What...

D'oh!

Woo-hoo!

Congrats, Anna!:) Although I actually congratulated you in another thread. Uh-oh. Are the cops gonna come and toss me in the You Posted In the Wrong Thread prison?:eek:

BTW, Anna, congrats on becoming a senior member!:)

Hahahahahahaha! Anna and Claudia make a fab comedy team!:)

No problemo!;)

Yeah, I haven't seen it in years, but I remember it fondly. I just did a quick search on Amazon, and it apparently IS available on DVD, along with something called Rich Little's Robin Hood (which I never heard of, but looks to be in the same vein as Christmas Carol).

Um... :sing: Ronald McDonald had a farm...:sing:

Stop it! You're both very pretty!:)

Very cute story, Sarah, thanks for sharing with us!:)

In 1978, Rich Little made a 60-minute videotaped special for the CBC called Rich Little's Christmas Carol. It later aired frequently on HBO, where I saw it several times. I haven't seen it in years, but I remember it quite well. Rich Little was the only actor to appear in the special, which...

Even when I saw this episode when I was younger, I felt the impressions of the Muppets were way off. But Rich Little is actually one of my favorite impressionists. He's a brilliant mimic. If you ever catch a clip of him on Ed Sullivan, he's really at the top of his game. I saw a Sullivan...

Oh yeah. We get an additional episode at midnight now, as well.

Those little bits are still funny. Although I think the very crude look of the characters (at least in the beginning) are funnier than a lot of the situations.

"Just Because" - John Lennon

Oh, and I also love "adult" puppet humor!:D Greg the Bunny was a classic!

See now, this is a show that would appeal to me! I was a dedicated viewer of MST3K, and do remember local horror hosts who would show classic/campy horror movies, usually on Saturdays. Good luck, man!:)

Saget's been waving his "adult" street cred for years. I remember during the height of Full House, he and Dave Coulier did a stand-up act that came to my state. The ad in the paper included a disclaimer that the show was definitely NOT for children. Whenever he appears on a talk show, he...

LOL, yeah, he was much better on Celebrity Death Match.:D