orbison's channel

@queetdog I read in an interview (I think on IMDB) that Carroll O'Connor wanted to start the next season with the episode about Athea's rape, so that's why they wanted into about 2-3 episodes into the season to resolve the cliffhanger.

I was there that night. The first time I got to see one of my heroes in concert, and I remember that moment and the jokes he made about Valentine's Day.

@mmcharacter1 It is a second visit. Lipton does even say so on 31:27 when they discuss how he began thinking about doing a one man show on Broadway (700 Sundays)

THUMBS UP if you like George referring to himself in the third person!!!!

I HATED EVERY SPECK OF THIS TRUE BIGOT. I AM GLAD THAT HE DID NOT LIVE TO SEE SEPTEMBER 11TH. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN DEPRESSING TO SEE HIM PRAISE THOSE 19 TERRORISTS, AND SAY THAT THOSE 3000 PEOPLE OF ALL RACES WHO DIED DESERVED THEIR DEATH BECAUSE "AMERICA IS AN EVIL COUNTRY, AND BLAH BLAH BLAH". I ...

I AM FUCKING TIRED OF PEOPLE PRAISING THIS STONE COLD BIGOT. ALL HE DID IN HIS LIFETIME WAS SPEW BULLSHIT, HIDE IT IN HIS SO-CALLED PRAISE OF BLACK PEOPLE, AND HE DID NOTHING. HE TALKED ABOUT KILLING CRACKERS BUT HE DID NOTHING ABOUT IT. LIFE IS TOO PRECIOUS TO WASTE ON GARBAGE ON THIS. I AM SAD ...

I AM FUCKING TIRED OF PEOPLE PRAISING THIS STONE COLD BIGOT. ALL HE DID IN HIS LIFETIME WAS SPEW BULLSHIT, HIDE IT IN HIS SO-CALLED PRAISE OF BLACK PEOPLE, AND HE DID NOTHING. HE TALKED ABOUT KILLING CRACKERS BUT HE DID NOTHING ABOUT IT. LIFE IS TOO PRECIOUS TO WASTE ON GARBAGE ON THIS. I AM SAD ...

WHAT CAN I SAY :):):):) It's a comedy, and it made me laugh. I understand why Stallone dis-owned this film while acknowledging that he had fun shooting the film (he jokes that it's the films where he is going through pain and bruises, like Rocky that turn out to be the good ones and the ones wher...

On the siskel and ebert website, there is a full video of a 1994 special that Siskel and Ebert did called Why Gump, Why Now where there try to explain how Forrest Gump became the big hit it did, and this was before it walked away with the Oscar, check it out.

5:31 reminds me of Hot Lead & Cold Feet where Don's character and Jack Elam kept trying to draw and shoot each other but something always happened on the count of three.

@sgtgtneal Don's loss did not kill the show, but Andy put is best on Larry King after Don's death "the show lost it's heart and soul when Don left" while also acknowledging that the show continued and went to #1 when it ended.

@mcmgator It makes me think. There two episodes that demonstrate the two different sides of Barney Fife. This episode shows him at his most obnoxious and trouble making, to the point that not only does Andy get really furious at him, but actually sends him out of the courthouse just so he can't r...

As Siskel was describing why he hated Jade and described how sick it was, and the sick sex scene, I wonder if Ebert was thinking in his mind "Now you know why I was so hard on Blue Velvet". I recently saw Blue Velvet, and while I can understand how it made Ebert (and many others) uncomfortable, I...

@imstillstuckinthe80s Thanks for ruining the illusion for me. I wanted to believe the funny explanation that Ebert gave when the film was included (as promised) on the Worst of 87 (it was Gene's choice that year). They joked that the more sequels they make, the worst they get, and the producers r...

@cloflo217 I Hope So, because i recently saw an episode where Otto says that "Larry's gone to the DARK SIDE!"

It is me or is 2:14 meant to be a takeoff on the Rodney Dangerfield sequence of Natural Born Killers

I read the same thing the first time that I read Johnny's autobiography but it is only a while after that I first heard the song and agreed why the Man in Black himself loved it.

Kris Kristofferson said in interviews that in the beginning, he had a hard time believing he deserved to be in the same stage as Cash, Nelson, and Jennings since they were the ones he himself idolized when he started out as a janitor at Columbia (and Cash was the big name on the label) the irony ...

It would be awesome if we posted Ferguson's 9/11 monologues alongside this monologue, like a sad story that has a happy ending.

My favorite song on Vh1 Storytellers is No Man's Land at 51:09. Thank you and bless you stoots24

I sometimes crack up at this song (before you attack me, let me explain) Billy Joel said in interviews that after singing this song for years. He got tired of it to the extent that when preforming the song, he is thinking in his mind "what am I going to eat in my hotel room", since he could not e...

@MIDEVILPOOP120 You just got me thinking. Two men who used music to explore the possibility of peace and unity in this world, and what did they get in return. Both men did not get to live beyond 40 (John made it to his 40th birthday, Marley was cut down at 34 or 35), and both gone within 6 months...

@TinnyandOdd He did get involved and appeared at a 20th anniversary celebration about Ryan White's death. Type "Ryan white saved my life"

@kolst8406 They later said that she made a good foil for Richard Dreyfuss as his wife in 1991's Bill Murray flick What About Bob?

INTERESTING FACT: I know the name of this casino where they shot this film. It was called the Klondike Casino (located at the end of the strip), which has since closed down. If only they had customers like Clark, they would not have closed down.