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Rusty Shackelford
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Land Ho by the Doors.

You can't remember them because they were terrible. Besides the Kingston Trio, who wore those striped short sleeve shirts, you had the crew-cut white guys with skinny ties, dark suits, and acoustic guitars. Perhaps one woman in a black dress, looking very serious. The Brothers Four is the one group I recall as being

The circle jerks were known to sing the Wreck of the Edmind Fitzgerald  during their concerts, which confused the audience no end.

Urban Cowboy, a stinking monument of its time. 

The pale skin, the Iggy Pop reptilian skin texture…could be, could be. 

*Catches the football*

Also, shame is the big quality missing from most people like this in real life, and Peggy has been shamed big-time. Like that time her and Bobby went to that high-society birthday party for one of Bobby's school-age girl acquaintances. Everybody was dressed high-society style. Peggy came in wearing some bizarre Banana

Butane is the devil's gas!

Do you think he'd be for a ban though? If it was updated, there would probably be an ep where he'd be against the trans fat ban, then the doctor recommending he take statins for his high cholesterol - that wasn't very common when the show was on.

The monocle was a nice touch too - IIRC the character looked a lot like Mr. Peanut. Perfect.

Whadda you tawking about? Spoken in Jackie Mason dialect

Obviously, my favorite animated show. My avatar is the second-most-paranoid man in history next to Mr. Gribble.

I live…in a house.

He's perfect in Bad Day at Black Rock, because the whole movie is pretty much him getting mad and karate chopping people. If he was hateful in real life he's certainly true to form here.

Ah, the Charles Grodin show. Sitting cross-legged in a white chair, camera pointing upwards, pontificating about OJ for seeming hours. Telling about something OJ did, then slowly shaking his head and looking downwards, "now you know that's a lie."

Oh yeah Joseph Cotten, a grossly overlooked actor.
He was with Katherine Hepburn in the Philadelphia Story on Broadway,
was a Mercury Player. If you see him listed in a movie, you can pretty
much guarantee it's either a good movie (Citizen Kane, the Third Man) or
a great idea (the Magnificent Ambersons). We'll not

Porter and Dolly did some good stuff, all that stuff he did as that skid row bum is truly weird. That album cover where the bum is inside the bottle (Bottom of the Bottle?) has to be the best album cover in history.

Ha I bought the paperback of Garden of Eden when it first came out, although it's at my ex-wife's house, so don't think I'm seeing that one again.

There's also Jim Ed Brown with Helen Cornelius with "I don't want to have to marry you", whose title is a lot dirtier than the lyrics, because she basically tells him "no way".