Search results

Desi Arnez WAS a bit of a womanizer, that's no lie; in fact, it's been said that their marriage was already on the rocks before I Love Lucy, and that they both agreed to do the show in hopes that it would save their crumbling marriage, but again, eventually, he was still a bit of a womanizer.

I agree... I mean Chicken Little? Meet the Robinsons? Open Season? Barnyard? *Holds nose and waves hand&

Ah, I think I get you.

I might get that one too, it'd look handsome in my DVD library along side my Peanuts holiday boxed set, don't you think? But I'm leaning more towards the 2-disc collection. And I'm still wondering what other episodes will be included on the Daytona Jones set.

Correct, they weren't exactly friends, but they weren't exactly rivals either; their television alter-egos may have always been the best-of-friends, but off camera, their real-life personalities didn't really click too well. Apparently, Vivian even once said "I'm going to have to learn to love...

Make a statement? What is this, a courtroom? False, there was only Doc and Dopey, so that's two. True of false. Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance actually were best friends in real life.

I take it you hate marching practice then?

I'm still hoping we MIGHT see some actual SEASON sets out of this!

I'm not sure, BUT I BELIEVE the original songs WILL remain intact on the 2-disc set, according to an earlier TVShowsonDVD.com report, they only alterations on this set are all the audio has been remastered from mono to stereo; no words of song changes/replacesments/cuts, so that's a good sign.

http://www.tvshowsondvd.com/news/Alvin-Chipmunks-Details-for-September-DVDs/10250 September's lookin' good!

Who are you, George Costanza?

LITTLE KID: Will you remember me tomorrow? DAVID LETTERMAN: Yes. LITTLE KID: Will you remember me in a week? DAVID LETTERMAN: Yes. LITTLE KID: Will you remember me in a month? DAVID LETTERMAN: Yes. LITTLE KID: Will you remember me in a year? DAVID LETTERMAN: Yes. LITTLE KID: Knock knock...

Possibly.

Again, whenever I try to explain stuff like that to them, "Well, you're still going to college anyway. My parents, especially my mom, are the same way. Heck, last Christmas, I actually sat down with my mom and said "Would it be too much trouble to ask that I NOT get anything for Christmas this...

My MOM is a baby-boomer. How can you say that? The 1950s were certainly A LOT better than the shape our world's in today!

Don't be, I've been thinking about getting a sex-change operation so the next time somebody thinks I'm a girl, they'll be right for once! :p You're right. Even during the taping on an early episode, Jason Alexander was reading a script, and was a little confused about what was happening to his...

Hahaha! Back to the good old "I think D'Snowth is a girl" routine! How I love it! Okay, here we go... True or false. The character of George Costanza is a fictionalized version of Seinfeld co-creator Larry David?

Well, they're not FORCING me to go, but they ARE kind of playing reverse psychology games with me to get me to go. "You DO want to go to college, don't you?" "Well..." "DON'T you?" "Well, I guess..." "Of course you do! You're going to love it! College is a lot different from regular high...

Actually, I think it's false... toasters don't toast toast, they toast bread. Sometimes bagels and frozen waffles, but not toast.

Yep, during the Medeval times, people believed that the planets revolved around Earth, not the sun.