Recent content by MrJim

This video goes back to the earliest days of YouTube, early 00's. The girl in the video "Brookers" (not her real name) was one of the first YouTube "stars". I saw this a long time ago and I've always liked it. I'm surprised it's still around. Anyway, she's reviewing a Chinese restaurant...

Revealing commentary on the state of romantic relationships in the US these days.

And of course it wouldn't happen on a day off.... 🙄

Reporters nowadays, especially local TV station news reporters, are awful. Poor grammar, mispronunciations, stumbling and bumbling their lines. Most too young to be doing the job, but that's what the owners want... good looking empty heads. I can barely watch it anymore. I keep the volume on...

That's part of what makes it so unfair.

And supposedly, when you peel and eat it that way, the stem serves as a handle of sorts to hold it by. I saw it in a cartoon in which they referred to it as the "banana handle".

Abe Vigoda played a couple of mean, nasty, crime boss types in two episodes of The Rockford Files. After his role in The Godfather.

I have to be honest, if there was one thing I didn't like about the show, it was her character Liz. Almost every time she showed up, it was to nag at Barney or pressure him about the danger of his job and her desire for him to quit, etc. Then the drama of their separation because she couldn't...

In 1982 there was an American indie film directed by a Russian director called Liquid Sky. The plot centered around the new wave fashion scene in NYC and one model in particular played by actress Ann Carlisle, who also played her male counterpart. The models and their heroin using social circle...

In 1971, a comedy troupe called Firesign Theater, which also spawned Cheech & Chong, produced a movie called Zachariah. Billed as "the first electric western", it featured an impressive list of rock musicians playing various weird characters. In the opening scenes of the YouTube trailer, the...

One of the greatest American sitcom TV shows of all time. High on my Top Ten list. One of the things that I love about the show, aside from the excellent writing, great comic acting and subtle, intelligent wit, is how each episode has the look and feel of a live theater performance. Much like...

Sal Monella...? Didn't he play professional baseball back in the mid 70's?🤔 Sorry....😏 😉

The best advice I've ever heard was this... I've referenced it many times and tried to live by it.

Do you know anything by Spruce Stringbean?