Dada, by Craig J. Clark -- Week Two Hundred Fifty-Five
18 December 2006
19 December 2006
20 December 2006
21 December 2006
22 December 2006
The Beginning The Immediate Past The Past The Immediate Future The Present
Dispatches from the three of clubs:
18 December 2006 - TV Shows That Should Be On DVD Already:
Sin City Spectacular (1998-1999) - Another series that I never got to see -- because my cable company didn't carry FX the one season that it aired -- Sin City was hosted by Penn & Teller, who sought to bring back the tradition of the television variety show, like the kind Ed Sullivan hosted, but with more carnival sideshow-type acts. Penn & Teller introduced the acts and also performed some of their own, which makes this essential viewing for any fan. (Of course, a well-shot film of one of their live performances would also do in this regard.)
19 December 2006 - Bah. Forgot to upload the strip yesterday, so today I'm doubling your pleasure.
Humbug. Joseph Barbera died yesterday at the age of 95. This has not been a good year for the creative team behind the original Space Ghost. (Of course, Barbera -- along with William Hanna -- was also responsible for more well-known shows like The Flintsones, The Jetsons, Yogi Bear, Scooby Doo and a myriad other characters who have been clients on Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law.)
20 December 2006 - Well, that's all she wrote. As of today, I am no longer a Tower employee. It's a very freeing feeling.
21 December 2006 - Hey, here's something you don't see every day: Thomas Dolby performing live in concert. Now you know where I'm going to be tonight.
22 December 2006 - Opening today: Rocky Balboa, the first film Sylvester Stallone has been allowed to write, direct and star in since 1985's Rocky IV. Another triple threat in pre-production for 2008: Rambo IV: Pearl of the Cobra. But first he has a film biography of Edgar Allan Poe to get through. I excrete you not.
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