Recent Comments

  • DOuG pRATt: Well, I’m doing a fun thing on Facebook that will find its way here, but mostly it’s just...
  • Paul Howley: Doug, I hope it is FUN stuff that is keeping you from blogging! We’ll be here waiting for...
  • jeaniebeanie: Happy Saint Paddy’s Day! I suddenly know what it’s like to busy now, too, Dougie. The play...
  • DOuG pRATt: Thanks, Ali. I agree with you, of course. The merely curious aren’t the ones who would buy anyway....
  • Ali: Well, here’s my message to those legal types: “If anything, I think that your post has generated...
  • DOuG pRATt: You’re welcome. Only a couple more to go. As I’ve made a point of telling others via e-mail,...
  • Ali: Doug, I have to really thank you for keeping this going. It is certainly a lot of effort solely for the benefit...
  • Lia: Funny video! :)
  • jeaniebeanie: Oh, no! This will be bad news for fan and No. 1 daughter. She keeps me on top of “her”...
  • DOuG pRATt: This episode mentioned Stan’s greatest monster name, Fin Fang Foom! That’s what I call...

Links

Categories

Calendar

November 2007
S M T W T F S
« Oct   Dec »
 123
45678910
11121314151617
18192021222324
252627282930  

Archives

Archive for November 12th, 2007

Happy Birthday Jo Stafford

In three days Petula Clark turns 75 (Shhhhh! I don’t think we’re supposed to talk about Pet’s age), but today the singer Jo Stafford turned 90! Jo was a favorite of Charles M. Schulz, and a song by her is featured at this link. In December 1955, when TV was overtaking radio and Rock and Roll was taking over radio (please note the distinction), Jo had a song in the top 10 called ‘It’s Almost Tomorrow’.

Jo joined the television revolution, and later appeared on the Steve Allen Show. How many other faces do you recognize in this video?

1 comment November 12th, 2007

Bill Mumy Musings

Angela CartwrightHey, it’s been a whole week since we saw Bill Mumy in Springfield, MA. Yesterday he did an online one-hour audio interview that you can hear by clicking here. I agree 100% with Bill’s politics.

Once again I highly recommend listening to the Mumy Jukebox. I’m enjoying his new CD, The Landlord or the Guest, a lot. Mumy’s Lost In Space co-star Angela Cartwright, for whom I had a major crush, designed the art for the CD.

Bill Mumy - The Landlord or the Guest

2 comments November 12th, 2007