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dec I remember Mister Magoo. He was blind as a bat with those thick glasses. At the end he would always say "Aw Magoo, you did it again!"
dec
Too bad he's gone watched a lot of Gilligan's Island back in the pre-reality TV days.
I heard That in all of these years, Mary Ann and John were best of friends. John was busted a couple of years ago when Mary Ann sent him some pot in the mail. John had cancer. I heard that the marijuana would ease the effects of chemo therapy. If that was to happen to my wife I would get her some also. I love my wife. Roy
I heard
Don't forget "Flipper"
Russel Johnson(the Professor) wrote a pretty good book about the behind the scenes production of Gilligans Island. One thing that I watch for in the opening credits is to see the flags flying at half mast. That shot was filmed on November 22, 1963. Also, on the original pilot, when they are all waking up after the beaching of the S.S. Minnow, in the background you get a glimps of a 1953 DeSoto rusting away. The book is filled with all sorts of trivia and things to watch for that the editors missed.
I cant believe he was 70. Kinda grew up watching that show, loved it... Imagine being on that island with those 2 wonen, heck not even any competition!!!
Re: John Denver No relation to Bob. Johns real name was John Deutchendorf
Re: John Denver
Originally posted by gruvn Another sad sad day for a family who has seen so much sorrow in recent years, Bob ( Gilligan ) Denver dies at age of 70,Oh I can remember running home after school to adjust the uhf converter and rabbit ears hoping to get a good enough picture to see the line-up of Gilligans Island, Bat Man & Robin and then Ultra man.Just hearing of his untimely passing takes me back in time. No, Bob was not the great singer and in hindsight wasn't even a very good actor.He was a mild mannered comedic man, who loved the great outdoors. A trait which ran through the blood of his family, Bob lived out the end of his life in the beautiful state of West Virginia, a state that John found so beautiful that he wrote about it in a song named Almost Heavan West Virginia.Did these two guys define an era or what? It's so sad that they are both gone now, the world will never be the same. JMHO OMG! You really think they were related??????
just thinking of it.... how long ago were the Mister Magoo cartoons with Jim Bacuss AKA MR howl. I watched them as a kid but not sure how young I was.
That is a old pic....probably about 20 years old.
She is still A major BABE!!!
She is still
Dawn Wells Today SCHWING!!!!!
Originally posted by James 3528 Loyd Bridges> Sea Hunt? That's it.
They said we were the Baby Boomer generation, but really we are the TV generation We have already tripled the inventions and new ideas rate of any other generation, if the one before us was the greatest generation, then we were certainly the brightest generation.
Loyd Bridges> Sea Hunt?
Wom, man you must be like,......old as dirt.
What was the name of that old scuba diving program staring Mike Douglas' dad?
Originally posted by NormChris Originally posted by James 3528 My mother the car. Did you watch Rin Tin Tin or Sky King? Oh I liked sky king , that was on saturdays right before SOUPY SALES.... I always ate my jello with him at lunch time. How about MY FRIEND FICKA or FURY...... horse shows lol. Heckle and Jeckle, anyone remember ...CAPTAIN CYE , it was an afternoon kid show like Captain kangeroo.
I was pooping in my pants then. I really didn't watch"My mother the car"
Originally posted by James 3528 My mother the car. Did you watch Rin Tin Tin or Sky King?
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