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TreasonousBastard

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7. Missed it tonite, but it will be around forever..
Sun Dec 25, 2016, 01:07 AM
Dec 2016

Darren McGavin was an actor's actor and ACS is his great memorial. I remember him from "Mike Hammer" back in the 60's, and then through many changes to Kolchak. Give him any role and he was superb.

Jean Shepard and Long John Nebel on WOR back then made me late for school damn near every day. Hid the radio under the covers to listen to Shepard's war stories and Nebel's insane guests. Nebel wrote "the Way Out World", an autobiography mostly about the show and stuff like the Hieronymous Machine and Randi calling it all bullshit.

Just the other day had a few drinks at a bar on Long Island with "that" lamp in the window. Everyone loved the thing.

Excelsior! n/t PoliticAverse Dec 2016 #1
I watched A Christmas Story all the way through for the first time tonight Arkansas Granny Dec 2016 #2
I would disagree dflprincess Dec 2016 #8
I agree. betsuni Dec 2016 #11
Have I see you in the DU Classic Films group? CBHagman Dec 2016 #38
I should post there, you're right! betsuni Dec 2016 #39
women and other adults. mopinko Dec 2016 #13
I'm a woman and I love ACS. I can almost quote all the dialogue lunamagica Dec 2016 #29
I LOVED Shep... eniwetok Dec 2016 #3
Jean Shepherd was on the air in Cincinnati in the early 1950's, No Vested Interest Dec 2016 #9
I did the same back in the day elmac Dec 2016 #10
Radio Shack Mini 6 eniwetok Dec 2016 #15
I had almost every multiband radio that Radio Shack made in the 70s. FrodosNewPet Dec 2016 #22
then you'll love this site... eniwetok Dec 2016 #26
Yep, thats been up for quite a few years elmac Dec 2016 #35
My first kit was the Globe Patrol elmac Dec 2016 #34
I know Wonderful Life is a classic HassleCat Dec 2016 #4
As a reviewer said when it came out, "More CapraCorn" REP Dec 2016 #24
I watched Elf but love IAWL SharonClark Dec 2016 #5
It's A Wonderful Life Charles Bukowski Dec 2016 #6
Missed it tonite, but it will be around forever.. TreasonousBastard Dec 2016 #7
I like both movies. But I've also seen both more than enough times, already. Warren DeMontague Dec 2016 #12
What about the scene towards the end of the movie in the Chinese restaurant? oberliner Dec 2016 #14
Love Jean Shepherd! Buckeye_Democrat Dec 2016 #16
Love it! mcar Dec 2016 #17
Randy lay there like a slug... SidDithers Dec 2016 #18
A Christmas Story is running continuously on TNT today. QED Dec 2016 #19
And TBS. KamaAina Dec 2016 #20
I swing both ways. KamaAina Dec 2016 #21
I watched Meet Me in St. Louis last night. xmas74 Dec 2016 #23
What about the brat from Miracle on 34th Street? She takes the cake, IMO lunamagica Dec 2016 #30
True xmas74 Dec 2016 #31
Wow, I don't remember that. Truth is I'm nor very familiar with this movie, lunamagica Dec 2016 #33
I forgot about most of it xmas74 Dec 2016 #37
your take on Susan in Miracle on 34th St made me laugh. KittyWampus Dec 2016 #36
:) lunamagica Dec 2016 #40
I watched Krampus, The Night Before, The Wailing REP Dec 2016 #25
There were always 3 for me Martin Eden Dec 2016 #27
Why watch only one? I enjoy both movies immensely. BTW, I'm a woman lunamagica Dec 2016 #28
I watched both...as I always do on Christmas Eve.... Docreed2003 Dec 2016 #32
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