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Easy was always asking for a book of matches to light up a joint, or a book of stamps to lick for his LSD...
Dulcimerist 3 years ago
The Amy Winehouse song "Rehab" totally ripped off the Easy Reader song! LOL
Dulcimerist 3 years ago
Wow! The Easy incarnation here is a seriously desperate word junkie. That poor man got it bad. And Lee is only _playing_ stoned, right? I mean, she's playing a really good stoned, but she's so obvious they wouldn't really film her if ,.oh man, what does it matter, they aired this straight to the PBS-watching little kids of America, didn't they? Nowadays, writers wouldn't even dream of putting 'book of matches' in a kids' show script. Honest, sweet, and noble. '71 was a beautiful time.
bazzers 4 years ago
Stanley the word board was mostly in the first Electric Company season in 1971.
heine71 4 years ago
Lee seems like she just smoked a joint right before she did this. I wonder if it was like with Barry Willims on the "Brady Bunch" where she thought she didn't have to work but got called in right after she stuck her face into a bong.
rtbrno65 4 years ago
You SO read my mind. I thought she sounded a little high or drunk myself..
Crotchrot 4 years ago
Think TEC producers were inspired by picture-picture from Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood?
Remember in the early years Rogers use to speak to it and would sometimes respond to him?
MIKECNW 4 years ago
That was so wrong of Stanley to "cop" out on Easy Reader like that..LOL
heyheyheydude 4 years ago
"Stop the cop, pop"?! ""I'm sitting on top of a cop"?!
Just what kind of subversive things were they teaching us?
Lectronimo 4 years ago 2
It beats the heck out of "[Bleep] the Police" at least...:-)
ISNorden 4 years ago 2