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Thanks, Michelle! This is one of my favorite episodes, too!

Devil Flanders: I give you the Jury of the ******! Benedict Arnold, Lizzie Borden, Richard Nixon-- Nixon: But I'm not dead yet! In fact, I just wrote an article for "Redbook." Devil Flanders: Hey, listen. I did a favor for you! Nixon: Yes, master. Devil Flanders: John Wilkes...

Homer: Flanders! You're the devil? Flanders: Heh heh heh, always the one you least suspect! -------------------------- Homer: I'm smarter than the devil! I'm smarter than the devil! I love the look of Fly-Bart!

Why thank you, Claudia!:)

I'm also looking forward to The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford, based on the excellent novel of the same name. The film was supposed to be released last September (a trailer has been around for over a year), but for some reason was held until this September...or October...

You Are Fozzie Bear "Wocka! Wocka!" You're the life of the party, and you love making people crack up. If only your routine didn't always bomb! You may find more groans than laughs, but always keep the jokes coming. :)

I had a pretty subpar day today, but this post made me literally laugh out loud! My cat's looking at me like, "you okay, dude?":crazy: RIP Bob Crane.

Snowth, I am so sorry, man. Take it easy, and hope to hear from you soon!:)

Happy birthday, Dave! Hope it's a good one!:)

LOL! Thanks for the info! I can totally picture Bill in the part now! I agree, Alex, the casting is perfect! Now I'm really looking forward to this one. I saw the trailer the other day...funny stuff!:)

Really? That's so awesome! And that's a groovy title, too! Bob was a jokester right to the end: I'm so old, even my blood type is obsolete!

Thanks, Claudia!:) Chaplin died Christmas day, 1977. The same year as Elvis and Groucho Marx. Did you know "Adolf" and Charles were born only four days apart in the same year, 1889? The subjects I enjoyed were literature, history, music and gym.

Is that like a big or important role, or something? Seriously, I've never watched the show!:o

"Dreaming" - Blondie

No doubt about it, Chaplin was brilliant at pantomime. He once said something like, "give me a park bench, a pretty girl and a policeman, and I'll make a film out of it." In his early years on stage, one of Chaplin's peers was a young man named Arthur Stanley Jefferson, who knew all of...

Did you know Bob Hope was actually born in London? His real name was Leslie Townes Hope. He became a U.S. citizen in 1920. As a young man, it is said that Hope did a brilliant impression of Charles Chaplin, and won several contests, impersonating the famous movie star.

Yeah, Bob died in 2003, at the ripe old age of 100!

Never saw either of the Baby Geniuses movies, never plan to! I'm a big fan of Chaplin, too! My favorites are Shoulder Arms, Sunnyside, The Kid, The Gold Rush, The Circus, The Great Dictator, Monsieur Verdoux and Limelight. City Lights is in a class all by itself. It's such a beautiful...

LOL, actually I never took psych. I just took a routine from Statler & Waldorf (substitute Shakespeare for Freud). *Sniff* I guess my joke bombed bigger than Baby Geniuses 2.:eek:

So have I. It's been around for a while. It's an entertaining site. Some of the comments are hilarious, particularly for such beloved shows as The Brady Bunch and Full House.