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An egg-splosive? Egghead would be eggsasparated at such an eggregious use of his verbiage.

After watching this video, Keira who?

As long as I live, this is the perfect memory song of my youth; back when you got to hear Frank Messer, Bill White, and The Scooter Phil Rizzuto. Then, brought to you by Schaefer Beer, and your Schaefer Circle of Sports. Schaefer, The One Beer To Have When You're Having More Than One.

Mil Mascaras had several moments when he wrestled in the WWE, when it was still called the WWWF. First, in 1972, he became the first masked wrestler to appear in Madison Square Garden, as they had an antiquated ban on any masked wrestler appearing. Also, he had a couple of matches with Supersta...

Larry as a woman is so scary, Candyman hopped back into the mirror. GIT R DUN!!!

Seriously, leave politics out of this. It's just a hoot seeing an old video,of a celebrity not considering himself better than everyone else. With those funny voices he was making, he could have helped out Mel Blanc (lol).

@01marky It was called "A Piece of the Action". The actual villain was named Colonel Gumm; played by Roger C Carmel; aka Harry Mudd from Star Trek.

@ptcpaul That was the episode where Barney & Fred are mistaken for Jay Bondrock.

Omaha???

One of the Riddler's seconds/henchmen is Enrico Rossi from the Untouchables.

One was missed, from UHF. "This community means about as much to me as a festering ball of dog snot! You think I care about the pea-brained yokels of this town? If you took their combined I.Q., and multiplied it by a hundred, you might have enough intelligence to tie your shoe, if you didn't dro...

@cbr0oks You know, that's the name of my favorite soul song of the 70s.

$2 a piece for a cigar. Wow!!! You can tell it's a few years ago. I can't find a decent cigar for under $8.

The only other time I heard "Laugh Clown, Laugh", was when Bugs Bunny did it.

I wonder if the producers of "My Cousin Vinny" got the idea for the car stuck in the mud from "That Girl"

@julierob3 Not really sure, but she sounds like the young lady who did some of the "Schoolhouse Rock" songs.

I think Nedermeyer learned his tracking skills from Wile E. Coyote.

"Nature Boy" was an aborigine. Just like the guys in "Crocodile Dundee I & II". I liked the guy in II who ate the bat, and said about it, "needs garlic".

Brought to you by your Schaefer Circle of Sports. Schaefer, the one beer to have when you're having more than one.

That one dark haired girl in the red skirt, predated the "dorothy hamill" hairdo by about 10 years.

"What for you bury me in the cold, cold ground?"

One summer, my folks took the family on a week's vaca over there, and there were these two sisters there. I pursued one, struck out, and got the other one. Good times....over 30 years ago.