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Slight deviation of topic but does anyone thing Animal House is probally the most shown film in the history of TV? (I could be wrong but it seems like it.) The messed up apart it that when the get to the parade finale it always watch it. It never gets old watching Otter puch out Gregory Marmalade, (look at my thumb, gee your dumb.) (Douglas Niedermeyer, class of 63, killed in Vietnam by his own troops. I don't think I can say what happened to Gregory Marmalade but most people out there probally know.)

Honor Blackman, (***** Galore - Goldfinger) Diana Rigg, (On Her Majesy's Secret Service.) I Don't think Patrick Macnee, Linda Thorson, or Joanna Lumely were in any Bond films.

TCM was the subject of this evenings, (7:30 where I live) Final Jeopardy. The Answer was TCM began it's history by showing this film on April 14, 1994? (I think most people out there know the answer. However, only two contestants did, including the one who kind of came off like a valley girl.)

At least they haven't shown Night Of The Lepus in a while. The movie about the Giant Rabbits.

I kind of think TCM wants you to get three tv's.

Actually Kassius Lijah Marcil Green's parents are Brian Austin Green, (Beverly Hills 90192) and Vanessa Marcil, (General Hospital, Las Vegas.) Megan Fox is his stepmother.

Rosalind - Rosalind Russell. The first name is okay.

That brings back memories of watching Cinemax in the 80's.

Actually I've seen Coal Black on DVD. I think you can get through The Whole Toon Catalog. A lot of Van Bueren and Flesiher cartoons is available through public domain DVD's. The Quality is iffy. I'm also looking forward to Sunday night.

I remember back in the 70's when they were reruning Night Gallery. Epsiodes of The Six Sense were interspersed with episodes of that show. The first time I thought I was watching Night Gallery I was actually watching The Six Sense. (Truth be told the first time I thought I watched Monty Python it was really SCTV. I was really young.)

On somewhat related news, the new version of the Munsters, 1313 Mockingbird Lane was not picked up by NBC. The Pilot will shown as a Halloween special. So here's goes the eternal question, Morticia Addams or Lily Munster, (the originals Yvonne DeCarlo or Caroline Jones.)

The John Sayles film Limbo has an ending that fits it title, (I don't too many people have seen this film.)

Has anyone out there seen the film Damsels In Distress? It's about three college girls who are trying to change the world in an odd way. My question is those who have seen it, does it remind anybody of comedys of the past? (which is why the topic of a new film fits to this board.) If you haven't seen it I recomend it.

Is it anything like *They Saved Hitler's Brain*? (Haven't seen it)

Last Times At Ridgemont High is 30 years old. Phoebe Cates is close to 50, (still attractive.) There's an actress named Odette Annabelle who looks a lot like here. She was on the last season of house.

Yeah, I guess Julie Newmar was the main reason I saw this film. Seeing Robert Reed was also kind of neat.

I'm currently watching The Maltese Bippy. It's not what I expected. I kind of thought It would kind of be a and and a half version of Laugh In. It's more of a so so dated regular comedy, (possibly influenced by Bob Hope films.)

Has anybody out there seen *The Master*? That film could get some Oscar attention.

Maybe Olive will grow up and marry one of Brad and Angelina's Progeny. Then She'll become Olive Pitt.

I kind of liked the house at the end of The Blair Witch Project, (well it was kind of a house.)

Shannyn Sossamon, who was a mentioned odd baby list for naming her kid Audio Science, was in what I consider my favorite film of the new millennium, Wristcutters, (well that or Wendy And Lucy.)

Frank Zappa made his living being weird so naming his kids Moon Unit and Dwezil made sense. There is a contemporay actress named Agnes Bruckner. I'm not sure how to download photos on this board, but if you can Google Image her you can see she is very beautfiul. She was in the Tv Show 24, and the films Blue Car and Dreamland. There is also another known person named Moon. The actress Moon Bloodgood, (TNT's Falling Skies.) Her real name is Karina Moon Bloodgood, (of Korean Dutch Descent.)

Olive isn't such a bad name. It's better than Tu, Pilot Inspector, Kal El, or Banjo, (The kids of Rob Morrow, Jason Lee, Nicholas Cage, and Rachel Griffiths.)

If she had the baby with her former husband Tom Green would the child be named Olive Green?

Cosmic Creepers needs to be combed