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Glamor Shots! A different age, different standards of beauty. Mom took the bait and decided the mother and daughter discount the studio offered was even better. This is me and my Mom in 1993. In return, i was allowed to try out for baseball...

Post OJ trial... Jerry: "Where in America do you think you could go and *not* be convicted?" Guest: "Los Angeles!"

I miss Our Gang aka "The Little Rascals"

Going by what little we have of "Lime Street", Smith's TV career would have been interesting, and she had the looks to be a serious romantic/sexual figure for many boys born in the early 1970s. As sadly indicated by the fact that Robert John Bardo stalked her in real life. Someone who died at...

This flower girl's outfit has to be seen on "Ripley's Believe It or Not":

Seems the rumour was right about the BBC not wanting Leela (Tom Baker's companion) to actually *look* savage - look at this clip from the official Doctor Who You Tube channel - as well as her legs, her pits are as smooth as a baby's behind - not even any regrowth shadow:

I'm sure Sesame Street will broach the subject of children who are in the transgender situation. Doesn't one of the localised versions have a HIV+ Muppet?

{Between "The Doctor Dances" and "Boom Town") Nine: Rose, you've got a Union Flag splashed across your ****, and we're in Northern Ireland during the Troubles! Rose: I was making a point with this T-shirt! Jack: A point to get beaten up!

there's something cozy and intimate about watching something on VHS.

Reminds me of that scene from The Simpsons episode "Rosebud" where Mister Smithers dresses up in a teddy bear costume as a substitute for Mister Burns's lost bear Bobo, and after ordering him to get out and find his teddy, Burns tells him "Oh, and leave the costume"!

Can I just say how *much* I hate the "If you kill the mass murderer you will be just like him" argument? Especially when, as Graham rather logically points out, previous attempts to stop said mass-murderer have proved singularly ineffective? I like to think that if an alien appeared out of...

I'd like to see the Doctor meet more figures from historical pop culture, such as John Denver or Allan Freed.

Everyone keeps saying the new Master is as good as the U.N.I.T./Pertwee Years Master, but i just don't see it.

Dear Matt Smith, Whatever got you to play Charles Manson, was not worth it. All you had to do. when offered the script, was remember what Susan Atkins said to Sharon Tate, who was eight months pregnant and begging for the life of her baby: "Look, b*tch, you might as well face it right now...

Little Imp in Yellow Swimsuit getting her own Super Ted style spin-off - fighting criminals and near-do-wells across the UK in nothing but a swimsuit. Seriously, the concept for Super Ted is drugged out: A defective children's toy becomes animate and sapient when a spotted alien sprinkles him...

Mr Bean does a few things which could be seen as "harassing, alarming and distressing" (to quote that old cliché) if he similar things in public in real life, in other words, Mr Public would be arrested and even go to prison of he copied it for himself. Referring to the Goes to Town episode...

Tropes I Hate: The inevitable moment on TV where the heretofore tomboy femmes up for the dance. Isn't it possible to talk to their mom and say they’d rather not wear a dress but maybe something else formal? If they’re comfortable stretching or breaking the truth they could say they like the...

Yeah I meant fictional gender transformation stories. I've dabbled in them myself. I wrote a gender transformation story (anonymously) where a frat boy/dudebro buys a life sized female statue because he can't get a real woman. Unfortunately for him, the statue is magical and when he tries to...

what do you think of gender transformation stories? They are as old as the Bible days and i don't really like them unless they use a moral such as turning a boy into a girl for disrespecting girls (eg seeing girls as romance objects).

If JN-T had never been exposed to showbiz and had stayed in an anonymous life in the West Midlands where he had been born and bred, he might still be alive today at age 71, combing grey-white hair and listening to classical music on BBC Radio 3...