Aw, you guys know how to have fun, that's for sure. That is one handsome trailer.And Jon has the The Voice! My friend Larry has The Voice. Tom doesn't have The Voice. The only way Jon's voice could be improved would be to run it through the (voice bubble filter?) as used in "Your Shining Moment"/Quasi at the Q.What do you think about the polygamist kids? (I want to know.) I need to pay more attention.
That's one wacky bizarro show they've cooked up there. Some of your audience members sounded interesting too.The polygamist kids? While I have little respect for parents who think it's ok to marry off 14 year old daughters (or toss sons of the same age on the street), I think taking the kids away cruel (to the kids.)Speaking of foster kids, have you read Hope's Boy by Andrew Bridge? It's an autobiography of growing up as a foster kid in the 1970s and parts of it seem like something out of Charles Dickens. It does have a happy ending.http://www.amazon.com/Hopes-Boy-Memoir-Andrew-Bridge/dp/1401303226
Linda, that was Al Dodge who did the Shining Moment voice.and when I got out those woodblock prints I suddenly remembered who Quasi's voice was patterned after:an eccentric man named Alfred Bergdoll. His brother Erwin published the woodblock print (all 12 copies of it.)Namowal, I feel just like you about the polygamist kids. It's a difficult issue. The L.A. Times did a story on the castaway boys about a year ago.
A correction to the review. I don't believe, though I could be wrong, that any Ray Harryhousen effects movie was ever treated to MST 3000 lampooning. Earth vs the flying Saucers is a mega favorite of mine, up there with The Day The Earth Stood Still, It Terror From Beyond Space, and Forbidden Planet. I didn't know Jon was involved with Roger Corman. I know he made such memorable movies as the Creeping Terror and I was a Teenaged Werewolf. I loved the Creeping Terror. I think that was the one they lost the soundtrack to so they added an entire line of naration to the filck, Genius. The monster was two guys under a throw rug. Did Jon work for Ed Woods too?
Fun trailer! Jon really does have a great voice. (Pat, who grew up in radio, thinks so, too.)
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Aw, you guys know how to have fun, that's for sure. That is one handsome trailer.
And Jon has the The Voice! My friend Larry has The Voice. Tom doesn't have The Voice. The only way Jon's voice could be improved would be to run it through the (voice bubble filter?) as used in "Your Shining Moment"/Quasi at the Q.
What do you think about the polygamist kids? (I want to know.) I need to pay more attention.
That's one wacky bizarro show they've cooked up there. Some of your audience members sounded interesting too.
The polygamist kids? While I have little respect for parents who think it's ok to marry off 14 year old daughters (or toss sons of the same age on the street), I think taking the kids away cruel (to the kids.)
Speaking of foster kids, have you read Hope's Boy by Andrew Bridge? It's an autobiography of growing up as a foster kid in the 1970s and parts of it seem like something out of Charles Dickens. It does have a happy ending.
http://www.amazon.com/Hopes-Boy-Memoir-Andrew-Bridge/dp/1401303226
Linda, that was Al Dodge who did the Shining Moment voice.
and when I got out those woodblock prints I suddenly remembered who Quasi's voice was patterned after:
an eccentric man named Alfred Bergdoll. His brother Erwin published the woodblock print (all 12 copies of it.)
Namowal, I feel just like you about the polygamist kids. It's a difficult issue. The L.A. Times did a story on the castaway boys about a year ago.
A correction to the review. I don't believe, though I could be wrong, that any Ray Harryhousen effects movie was ever treated to MST 3000 lampooning.
Earth vs the flying Saucers is a mega favorite of mine, up there with The Day The Earth Stood Still, It Terror From Beyond Space, and Forbidden Planet.
I didn't know Jon was involved with Roger Corman. I know he made such memorable movies as the Creeping Terror and I was a Teenaged Werewolf. I loved the Creeping Terror. I think that was the one they lost the soundtrack to so they added an entire line of naration to the filck, Genius. The monster was two guys under a throw rug. Did Jon work for Ed Woods too?
Fun trailer! Jon really does have a great voice. (Pat, who grew up in radio, thinks so, too.)
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