I bet it was Bye, Bye Love that pushed him over the edge.
I bet it was Bye, Bye Love that pushed him over the edge.
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“Sure, he was a rapist, but you’re the real awful person.”
I'm just curious why you all used 2 of the most terrible pictures ever.
AND LORI AND LORI AND LO…. I don't feel like finishing it, but you get the idea.
sophisticated = a sadder and wiser girl.
Well! That sure sounds depressing!
Picture Beth Howland, but a little more jittery.
As my grandmother used to say when I was little, and which I understand more and more: those were the days.
I prefer Making a Living.
It's almost hard to remember when there weren't talent shows on tv all over the damned place. I miss it like I miss Clinton.
I concur. It's my favorite thing about this site as well.
All's I know is, those girls had the coolest apartment ever, and my 13 year old self would have killed to have rainbows painted on my walls and that squishy couch that Ted Knight could never manage to sit in without falling over.
All I know is, when Carl fell on the ground and the zombie was grabbing at his feet, I was screaming at the tv, "get him, zombie, get him!"
It's not surprising at all that Reilly would have led to Neill being considered for Bond, since he was so SuperCool in it. But Neill is too good for it, just like Patrick McGoohan was.
Are you fucking serious?
Lindsey was out of her mind on drugs and alcohol backstage so they had to throw on those commercial reruns instead of the sketches they were originally planning to do.
That non cast member is Milo O'Shea. He's got a web series called The Verdict.
If the sketches worked, it wasn't because of her, and when they didn't work, she only made them worse.
Frisbees!