Oh now see, I saw boxing not to different than wrestling and when wrestling wasn't on boxing was that extra fun stuff which some of their other sports stuff was good as well

That was a good Three's Company. As a trivial bit, their boss Frank Angelino is played by veteran actor Jordan Charney...years later he would play the infamous Dean Yeager who fired the the soon to be Ghostbusters and by the way, the mover in green listening to Air Supply's "I can Wait Forever" is James Belushi

He definitely was someone you would easily recognized from his appearance and voice. He was in quite a few episodes of Three's Company and a Night Court episode that is one of my favorite Christmas tv show episodes ever. Sadly, I've yet to see any of it on youtube or else I would've shared it this past holiday.

That was some Raymond there That's cool, I never knew he was in Night Court too but later on he would be a judge in Law & Order many times. Whenever Me & My Grandma was watching Law & Order I'd say to her there'a Dean Yeager from Ghostbusters...in fact many actors from Ghostbusters were in Law & Order



OK, I got a couple sad news-bits here....British actor Michael Culver past away at age 85



He was best known for his iconic role as Captain Needa from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back...here's famous "Apology Accepted" scene



Also Joe Flaherty died at age 82, same age as My Grandma



He was in a lot but here's two of his roles that will always be the most memorable to Me, first is his Sid Sleaze character in 1985's Follow that Bird



Next, his role was brief but it was very important as he was the Western Union Man at the climax of 1989's Back to the Future Part II...I always thought he looked like Mike Rotunda here

I'd heard about the Star Wars actor passing. I wasn't originally familiar with Joe Flaherty but then I realized he's the Happy Gilmore "jackass!" guy.



Those Raymond clips were the season 9 debut. But things didn't go well in episode 2. Sadly, there aren't great clips from that episode, but I tried to piece together what I could.

Huh, I forgot he was in Happy Gilmore I see what you mean, you did what you could do PB

That was some SNL with The Rock which I actually never seen it before

I never saw it before either, but it was pretty funny.

That was a good Family Matters there

I'm gonna post some stuff from the word game page for a little while OK here is the ad of "Big" George Foreman's Lean Mean Fat Reducing Grilling Machine My Grandma got this from Sears way back in the day and the way it is in the commercial is no joke, that fat & grease really does come out like that on to the trays...we still use it now then too which it's still a great way to make lean food not to mention it's quite a piece of history now...here's the wonderful classic commercial

I remember when those were all the rage. Every couple years there's a new kitchen gadget, air fryers right now.