Watched a 1994 episode of RAW....and this reminded me of another time I heard this commentator on a WWE exclusive video or 2..
....it reminds me that Scott Levy was actually a fantastic, funny heel commentator, I wish he had done more. He was very good at it. @theraveneffect
Just read @patrickcarman 's entry in Who Done It: Investigation of Murder Most Foul. Never heard of this writer before now, however not only did I think his entry in this book was THE BEST... he is also the only person in this book, thus far, who's convinced me he DIDN'T DO IT.
So glad to see @kathryn_erbe active again on Twitter. I feel she's one of the more underrated actresses who probably doesn't get a ton of tweets about often, like someone like B. Pitt or L. DiCaprio does, yet she's a fantastic actress in everything I've seen her in. Here's to you
I rewatch LOST every couple of years--I get a few first timers to watch it too, every time I go rewatch, I drag a few people along who have never seen the show---and they're always surprised when I tell them my favorite character is Jin. What a terrific actor, @danieldaekim
Continuing my marathon sessions of watching Password Plus, Anne Meara played, God rest her soul. She was good at it and wound up referencing her 14 year old boy at home watching---Warms my heart to know @BenStiller might have seen how wonderful and good she was at that game.
Just watched a week long marathon of Password Plus (June 2nd to 7th, 1980)....and every one, @JonBowzerBauman and his partner won. He took 5 different folk to the final round that week. I swear, he was/is one of the best Password players ever. Pity hhe never did Super Password
After Leo D and Gary O, I think the next person who deserves an Oscar at least once in his life would have to be @MarkRuffalo
So, confession time. I have had a massive crush on @janewiedlin damn near all of my life. IMO, she has to be the most beautiful woman in the world. Just sayin (finally). I'm 43. This crush had to have started when I was at least age 9 and saw Bill and Ted. 34 year crush. Damn.
First thought upon hearing about the live action Little Mermaid Trailer: But she is much older than the character is... Why did they do that??
Then, after looking it up: "Ohh, it's a @HalleBailey , not @halleberry. Duhhh. I feel stupid.
I hate animated shows.
But a bit ago, I started watching one called AMPHIBIA.
It has to be the MOST COMPLEX, SURPRISINGLY DEEP, SUBTLE, AMAZING, BEST animated show I have EVER watched. I finished season one and thought the finale of that season was amazing. Thank you, @Radrappy
Having a SNL marathon of years 86-87. That means a buttload of @realjonlovitz. I'm pleased to see he's surprisingly good at more dramatic sketches/acting. He is already comedic gold, but acting along Heston and Hartman in some of these...he would have done amazing in drama, IMO.
Thinking of the celebrities I like who may not get as many people tweeting about them as most do. I could sit and listen to @mikerugnetta talk for days. He could make reading the telephone book be interesting.
Part 7. ..I'm definitely not worthy of notice, yet these kind souls have reached out and showed I matter as a fan....or made me feel that way. So, Twitter is amazing--how it allows you to be able to interact with those who are heroes to you, personally,..these people are as well.
(a tweet in seven parts, part 6) ...They could've gone and not recognized my tweet ever, after all, they all must get tons of tweets daily..the fact that they would take the time out to interact with MY TWEET SPECIFICALLY. it just speaks volumes about them as a person, I feel...
(a tweet in seven parts, part 5)...and @JonBowzerBauman (expert/master of PASSWORD (coincidentally, along with Joanne Gleeson)..... ALL interact, in some way or another, with my tweets.........now... none of these people had to do that....
(a tweet in seven parts, part 4) .....@BebeNeuwirth (in two of my favorite movies of all time, Jumanji (and a cameo in the sequel!) and The Faculty), @mentalpod (who has actually replied to an email of mine, a few years ago),...
(a tweet in seven parts, part 3) ....@SoupBowlerChris (a shining star in one of my favorite bands), @TheRealJGleason (simply amazing in my favorite musical of all time "Into the Woods" (screw the movie version, by the way)),....
(a tweet in seven parts, part 2) .....and over the years, I've had a lot of people I consider big celebrities actually interact back with me by way of replying or "liking" my tweets...For example, I've had @LAGurwitch (Dinner and a Movie, for the win!),....
This tweet is in seven parts, see other parts for it all.
Twitter is amazing. It allows you to become even bigger fans of those you are already fans of by allow you to interact with them, if they are kind enough to do so, that is....
You know who deserves an Oscar more than anyone (now that Gary Oldman has won)? @JohnLithgow. That guy can act like no tomorrow. He gives his all in every role. Masterful performer, each and every time. Probably one of the most underrated actors of all time. Give him the award.
