Monday, August 21, 2006
Something's Happening!
Here are some decently entertaining clips I've come across. Enjoy.
This is an Outkast cover by a band based out of Arizona. Dedicated to one Deuce Deuce. (Credit goes to Datawhat for finding it.)
Here's a Little Leaguer dropping the f-bomb on ESPN.
This may be the greatest promo clip EVER. I shit you not. Highlights include MacGuyver playing air guitar with a pool cue, Corky Thatcher singing, and Winnie Cooper reminding us why she gave Kevin Arnold such a love jones. Sooo best.
Jesus, I just found another one that might rival it. The entire ABC family of shows from 1990 get together to shoot a remake of "Dancing in the Streets." Nothing like watching Wesley from "Mr. Belvedere" and Arvid from "Head of the Class" boogie down.
Can you imagine NBC trying to get Jennifer Aniston's uptight ass to duet with the guy from JAG for a promo in '96? Looking back on it, they were lucky even they got her to frolic in the fountain for the intro to her own show.
So the lessons learned today are that "Hey Ya" is pretty sweet no matter how fat and white the person singing it is, that you can take the Little League team out of New York City but you can't take the New York City out of a Little League team, that Corky Thatcher is funny no matter where he performs, and that Jennifer Aniston is a stuck-up bitch.
This is an Outkast cover by a band based out of Arizona. Dedicated to one Deuce Deuce. (Credit goes to Datawhat for finding it.)
Here's a Little Leaguer dropping the f-bomb on ESPN.
This may be the greatest promo clip EVER. I shit you not. Highlights include MacGuyver playing air guitar with a pool cue, Corky Thatcher singing, and Winnie Cooper reminding us why she gave Kevin Arnold such a love jones. Sooo best.
Jesus, I just found another one that might rival it. The entire ABC family of shows from 1990 get together to shoot a remake of "Dancing in the Streets." Nothing like watching Wesley from "Mr. Belvedere" and Arvid from "Head of the Class" boogie down.
Can you imagine NBC trying to get Jennifer Aniston's uptight ass to duet with the guy from JAG for a promo in '96? Looking back on it, they were lucky even they got her to frolic in the fountain for the intro to her own show.
So the lessons learned today are that "Hey Ya" is pretty sweet no matter how fat and white the person singing it is, that you can take the Little League team out of New York City but you can't take the New York City out of a Little League team, that Corky Thatcher is funny no matter where he performs, and that Jennifer Aniston is a stuck-up bitch.
