Haines His Way

DR JMK - the music machine IS amazing, but alas, the story is too good to be true.  I own the DVD's that this clip comes from.  There are two DVD's with about 10 or 12 segments between them.  The segments are computer animated.  Each segment is unique, and more astonishing than the one before, but they are animations.  That doesn't take away from the wonder of the conception and execution, though!  

Yes, DR Elmore, but we had to see it to believe it.  And I didn't even stick around long enough for Mordred.

'night!

Of course, now I want to do CAMELOT again - or see it someplace.  Last time through Indy, Robert Goulet played Arthur and his son was one of the knights.

Of course, now I want to do CAMELOT again - or see it someplace.  Last time through Indy, Robert Goulet played Arthur and his son was one of the knights.

I saw that one, too.

That was when I didn't meet DR Kerry. (That will make sense to him.)

Evelyn Nesbit, Lawrence Welk, and Bing Crosby (a favorite of DR Megan) are at Holy Cross in Culver City as well.

As is Ms. Susan Cabot, star of THE WASP WOMAN.

I wonder if Jose passed by the old Hillhurst Variety during his jaunt down Hillhurst...scene of an exciting episode of HIGHWAY PATROL!

What a wacky night of viewing I've had tonight.

It began OK with my watching last night's CSI: NY. A fair mystery of a poisoning though I figured it out fairly early. I certainly saw something the CSI and the detective at the game didn't even think to check out until LATE in the show.

Yes, the taxi cab killer is still at large.

I was enjoying UGLY BETTY until about 25 minutes in, the local ABC affiliate interrupted the broadcast with tornado warnings for counties above us. They stayed on for the remainder of BETTY and all of GREY'S ANATOMY. Supposedly, GREy'S is being shown at 1:02 a.m. I have the DVR set to record it.

I noticed that the NBC affiliate also stayed on until 9 so EARL will be a wash. The CW ran a crawl across the bottom and aired their scheduled shows, so at least I'll get to see SMALLVILLE. During a commercial, I checked and saw that I had forgotten to record SUPERNATURAL. Oh, well, I'll have to read the on-line summaries and wait for a rerun.

LOST was a wonderful episode with some key backstory on a major character. More conundrums as the season gets closer to the end.

Good Evening!

I'm back from dinner.  My friend, Lynn, and I ended up dining down the street at Fred 62.  She had Spaghetti and Meatballs (which was abbreviated as "Spag N Balls" on the bill), and I had their "Hunka Hunka Burnin' Love Pancake".  From the menu description, I was expecting something quite decadent and large, however, it turned out to be one large plate-sized pancake with bananas, chocolate chips and dabs of peanut butter.  -It was my appetizer, entree and dessert all rolled into one!  (And portion-size-wise, it was just right.)

She's heading out of town tomorrow to visit some family, but we may get together again next week.  We worked on a production of The Human Comedy a couple of years ago, and it was just one of those times where everyone bonded.  It turns out that some other cast members are also in L.A. now, so we're going to see if we can arrange a sort of mini-reunion.  

-However, I will say that Marin Mazzie's make-up is quite flattering tonight.  -And why does it look like Gabriel Byrne had some work done???

Was it a thin, runny sauce?

I'm not sure I would describe it as runny, but it's also not ketchup-thick.  Here's what it looks/looked like:

And now for a close up...

I'm heading down now to go to bed.

Good night!

I'll go down there with Jose if he wants to try it again.