Replies: 9 Unseemly Comments
Boy, try to help a guy out, and my unseemly comment just disappears! Well, that can't stop someone as stubborn as I am. As I think I typed a few minutes ago, in some Kimmel-centric news, there was a fascinating wire service report this morning about Nils Bohr's private papers being released, which basically put the lie to Werner Heisenberg's assertions about his (H's) motives during Germany's development of the atomic bomb. This is, of course, the subject of Michael Frayn's wonderful "Copenhagen." The article stated that this new information basically relegates the play and the book on which it was based to the realm of fiction. Now, if this disappears again, I will assume it has entered a Ferocious Atrocious Quanta!
Posted by JMK @ 02/07/2002 10:16 AM PST
Bruce, my "get well" wishes go out to you with some homemade virtual chicken soup, or is it virtual homemade chickensoup? Whatever. May it help you to feel much better -- and not just virtually better -- real soon.
Posted by Susan Gordon @ 02/07/2002 10:39 AM PST
Maybe if you change your Monopoly metaphors to Risk metaphors you can fight and conquer your sickness before it spreads to the Urals or New Zealand. You'll have to roll more than one or two double sixes, however. Get well, Bruce!
Posted by Dave in the Valley... Valley so low... @ 02/07/2002 10:54 AM PST
Well, we got the fershluganah problems fixed, but in so doing they apparently deleted the comments that were made when the problem with the site was still happening. Those comments have now gone into the ether, including mine own. So, comment again - especially about your favorite musical theater performance - one only, please. Hopefully, the site is no longer under the weather and is now feeling brand-spanking new, which is more than I can say for me.
Posted by bk @ 02/07/2002 11:20 AM PST
Okay My comment, take two:
Sorry BK, it was only me who searched for Noodle Kugel and Stuffed Derma. I was just trying to see if you would mention it. Hope you didn't lose any sleep over that. If you did I could sell you some. Much to my surpise I DID find Noodle Kugel twice, while Derma was not mentioned before today. Don't like Derma?
My favorite musical performance would have to be Alan Cummings in the most recent version of "Caberet" (sorry Joel Grey.)
Posted by Matt @ 02/07/2002 11:40 AM PST
Nothing But Nothing compares to ETHEL MERMAN'S performance as MAMA ROSE in GYPSY.The greatest Musical performance ever.
And what do we have as a movie document.??.Rosalind Russell!! Aghhh!
Posted by Arnold M. Brockman @ 02/07/2002 11:42 AM PST
Barbra Streisand, Funny Girl, of course.
Posted by SteveG @ 02/07/2002 11:59 AM PST
Sorry to hear you're not feeling well. Hope you're back to normal soon! I have a pot of turkey soup I'd share with you, if you weren't 400 miles away!
As for great theatrical performances, Michael Crawford in Phantom of the Opera. But then, that's the only show I've ever seen that wasn't a tour.
Posted by Laura @ 02/08/2002 07:05 AM PST
FOR ALL SUSAN GORDON FANS, of whom there seem to be many frequenting these pages as of late (or are Susan Gordon fans all just "coming out of the closet" after all these years?) you can see Susan in one of her best TV performances on February 25th, courtesy of SCI-FI. Susan starred in the Twilight Zone episode "The Fugitive", in which she gave an unforgettable performance as a handicapped girl who befriends an old gentleman. What happens next is quite surprising. I won't give it away here, I'll let all of you watch the show. It's on February 25th at 1 AM New York time, midnight central, and 10 PM (Feb 24) Pacific time. (These times are for the SCI-FI Eastern feed, if you get SCI-FI Pacific, it would still be on an 1 AM on Feb 25 Pacific Time). Hope you will all be watching!
Posted by Thomas Vivian @ 02/09/2002 11:14 PM PST