Dick Van Dyke And Falling Over The Ottoman.
Man I used to love the Dick Van Dyke Show. I wish it was in reruns more.
When I was a kid and it was in reruns I was pretty good at imitating the opening trip scene. Here it is:
Man I used to love the Dick Van Dyke Show. I wish it was in reruns more.
When I was a kid and it was in reruns I was pretty good at imitating the opening trip scene. Here it is:
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This chick probably had it coming to her. Being that her coffee was so terrible and all. Good thing she discovered where the best coffee comes from. The mountains.
And look at her expression at the end where she pours a cup of her new, non-crappy coffee and for a second thinks it still may not be up to the high standards of the King of the Castle.
Good thing for her he was satisfied with Folgers. Good thing.
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Who DOESN'T check Youtube at least once a day to see what videos related to the Patty Duke Show have been added?
Come on....don't lie.
Here's a random one I just found. It's kind of funny.
Here's a random list of things that I've been paid to do. Most are jobs but a few aren't technically jobs. And most are in order.
- Kissed an Aunt
- Picked up apples for Nana
- Paperboy (was pecked at by chickens and bitten on the ass by a dog)
- Babysitter
- Pamphlet hander outer (in doors)
- Sold flowers on the corner (fucking dangerous at times)
- Customized calendars for plumbing company with calligraphy
- Helped kids learn how to do archery
- Busboy
- Dishwasher (was forced to pluck a chicken one time outside in heatwave)
- Food prep guy
- Telemarketer (used to make prank phone calls when manager left room)
- Sales clerk at audio store at a Farmers Market
- Drove sports cars to New Jersey to be sold at auction
- Participant in a medical "cold study" (drank the whole weekend)
- Factory worker
- Loaded 18 wheeler trucks with boxes
- Sold illegal things
- Business cleaner
- Standup comic
- Product Development Manager and Director for a giftware companies
- Business owner
- Sold things on Ebay and Half.com
- Sales/Marketing
And I'm sure I'm going to think of more. I'll ad them to the comments.
So what did you slackers do?
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I wish we were dancing to this song. All grindy...gettin' all into it.
No not you! Move over...
You. Yeah you.
Here's a great video of Dr Smith from Lost in Space saying the word "creature"
Oh DEEEAAARE!
Awww. Look at this little guy from the 60's in this commercial. Kind of reminds me of me.
And look at this sweet toy from Mattel. It's called the V-rooom.
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Just watched the Dateline NBC story on the anniversary of Woodstock. Here's one of my favorite songs from Woodstock... Canned Heat doing Going Up the Country. It's the song that just defines the event for me. If I were the flute player I would have totally ruined the performance because I'd would have been totally hamming it up. Running around the stage with the flute and all.
I wasn't in the band though because I was only a wee, wee child at the time and I didn't play flute.
Foster Brooks was born today. Here's a really funny clip of him roasting Don Rickles at a Dean Martin celebrity roast.
His pretend drunkenness cracks me up but the reaction of the other people makes it even funnier.
But I still think Ed Norton and Ralph Kramden on The Honeymooners were funnier drunks when they drank grape juice and thought they were drunk. Does anyone remember that episode?
So Sunday night, after an exhausting weekend of going to a wedding Saturday then a Communion on Sunday and basically just being fabulous, I was ready to get to bed early.
Until I turned the TV on.
And there he was. Paul Williams. In a 1974 movie called Phantom of the Paradise. I like to think that I'm pretty versed in pop culture. Especially the 60's, 70's and 80's but I'm totally embarrassed to say I've never,ever heard of Phantom of the Paradise, I've never seen it in a book and I've never heard anyone refer to it.
How can this happen????
Because look how awesomely craptacular it is!!!! Has anyone else heard of this movie? I only saw the last half hour but I'll be renting it very shortly. And studying it. Scene by crappy scene.
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So I'm almost ready for to leave for the Chester County cocktail party I was telling you about. What? It says "cocktail party" right here on the invite.
To prepare myself for the hipness of a cocktail party I'm reviewing a few clips of Laugh In like this one.
And look at the dude at 13 seconds in wearing the brown jacket and dancing like a fool. He's the Peter Pan Peter Butter guy from that video I showed you the other week.
All right. So long suckas.
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I don't have a band. Yet. But when I do, I'd like to do a cover of The Patty Duke Show theme.
When we tour, I think it would be great to have ugly twins from each city come out and dance while the song plays. I'm talking some really freaky looking twins where you look in horror and ask, "You mean there's TWO of you??
Maybe we'll make fun of them on the big screens that they won't be able to see while they're dancing.
I'm not sure yet. I'll work out that detail after I learn how to play an instrument.
First of all, I saw this video on a blog that I follow called The List of the Day. Cary has whopping 337 followers. Damn!
OK. So rarely would I laugh at nice looking women dancing in bathing suits but..... This is Brook Benton singing Mother Nature - Father of Time and you've got to see it to believe it. If you've ever, ever seen someone that can't dance TO the music, this one will top it.
The super star in this video is the blond. Man does she look ridiculous.
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