Comments on: Adventures Through The Mines Of Mellow Gold 39 http://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/ your daily dose of pop culture Thu, 24 May 2012 03:10:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Letmewatcththisnamehttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-85393 Letmewatcththisname Mon, 12 Dec 2011 12:12:20 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-85393 <strong>Letmewatchthis...</strong>im impressed by the top quality of info on this web site. there are a whole lot of superior resources here. im guaranteed i will take a look at this spot once again quickly... Letmewatchthis…

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]]> By: Roberthttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-4126 Robert Sun, 29 Jul 2007 16:00:41 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-4126 I caught the last half of "Starsky & Hutch" yesterday. Guess what? It was a clip-show episode! Hooray! Here's another "Charlie's Angels" parallel (as well as a parallel with the April Fool's Day episode of "The Simpsons" from '93) -- the last episode of that show was a bunch of clips propped up by a half-assed plot that involved Jaclyn Smith getting shot and then everyone reminiscing about past cases in the hospital while waiting to hear if she was going to pull through.This "Starsky" episode involved Hutch getting amnesia and Starsky trying to remind him who he was in the hospital. Amnesia AND old clips in one episode -- too good to be true! I'm glad Starsky reminded Hutch of that car chase they had in a dune buggy; you wouldn't want to forget that action setpiece, buddy. The episode ended with Hutch admitting that he'd been faking his amnesia the whole time. Why? Sorry, I can't remember. I caught the last half of “Starsky & Hutch” yesterday. Guess what? It was a clip-show episode! Hooray! Here’s another “Charlie’s Angels” parallel (as well as a parallel with the April Fool’s Day episode of “The Simpsons” from ’93) — the last episode of that show was a bunch of clips propped up by a half-assed plot that involved Jaclyn Smith getting shot and then everyone reminiscing about past cases in the hospital while waiting to hear if she was going to pull through.

This “Starsky” episode involved Hutch getting amnesia and Starsky trying to remind him who he was in the hospital. Amnesia AND old clips in one episode — too good to be true! I’m glad Starsky reminded Hutch of that car chase they had in a dune buggy; you wouldn’t want to forget that action setpiece, buddy. The episode ended with Hutch admitting that he’d been faking his amnesia the whole time. Why? Sorry, I can’t remember.

]]> By: Roberthttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-72906 Robert Sun, 29 Jul 2007 16:00:00 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-72906 I caught the last half of "Starsky Hutch" yesterday. Guess what? It was a clip-show episode! Hooray! Here's another "Charlie's Angels" parallel (as well as a parallel with the April Fool's Day episode of "The Simpsons" from '93) -- the last episode of that show was a bunch of clips propped up by a half-assed plot that involved Jaclyn Smith getting shot and then everyone reminiscing about past cases in the hospital while waiting to hear if she was going to pull through.This "Starsky" episode involved Hutch getting amnesia and Starsky trying to remind him who he was in the hospital. Amnesia AND old clips in one episode -- too good to be true! I'm glad Starsky reminded Hutch of that car chase they had in a dune buggy; you wouldn't want to forget that action setpiece, buddy. The episode ended with Hutch admitting that he'd been faking his amnesia the whole time. Why? Sorry, I can't remember. I caught the last half of “Starsky Hutch” yesterday. Guess what? It was a clip-show episode! Hooray! Here’s another “Charlie’s Angels” parallel (as well as a parallel with the April Fool’s Day episode of “The Simpsons” from ’93) — the last episode of that show was a bunch of clips propped up by a half-assed plot that involved Jaclyn Smith getting shot and then everyone reminiscing about past cases in the hospital while waiting to hear if she was going to pull through.

This “Starsky” episode involved Hutch getting amnesia and Starsky trying to remind him who he was in the hospital. Amnesia AND old clips in one episode — too good to be true! I’m glad Starsky reminded Hutch of that car chase they had in a dune buggy; you wouldn’t want to forget that action setpiece, buddy. The episode ended with Hutch admitting that he’d been faking his amnesia the whole time. Why? Sorry, I can’t remember.

]]> By: Roberthttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-72907 Robert Sun, 29 Jul 2007 16:00:00 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-72907 I caught the last half of "Starsky Hutch" yesterday. Guess what? It was a clip-show episode! Hooray! Here's another "Charlie's Angels" parallel (as well as a parallel with the April Fool's Day episode of "The Simpsons" from '93) -- the last episode of that show was a bunch of clips propped up by a half-assed plot that involved Jaclyn Smith getting shot and then everyone reminiscing about past cases in the hospital while waiting to hear if she was going to pull through.This "Starsky" episode involved Hutch getting amnesia and Starsky trying to remind him who he was in the hospital. Amnesia AND old clips in one episode -- too good to be true! I'm glad Starsky reminded Hutch of that car chase they had in a dune buggy; you wouldn't want to forget that action setpiece, buddy. The episode ended with Hutch admitting that he'd been faking his amnesia the whole time. Why? Sorry, I can't remember. I caught the last half of “Starsky Hutch” yesterday. Guess what? It was a clip-show episode! Hooray! Here’s another “Charlie’s Angels” parallel (as well as a parallel with the April Fool’s Day episode of “The Simpsons” from ’93) — the last episode of that show was a bunch of clips propped up by a half-assed plot that involved Jaclyn Smith getting shot and then everyone reminiscing about past cases in the hospital while waiting to hear if she was going to pull through.

This “Starsky” episode involved Hutch getting amnesia and Starsky trying to remind him who he was in the hospital. Amnesia AND old clips in one episode — too good to be true! I’m glad Starsky reminded Hutch of that car chase they had in a dune buggy; you wouldn’t want to forget that action setpiece, buddy. The episode ended with Hutch admitting that he’d been faking his amnesia the whole time. Why? Sorry, I can’t remember.

]]> By: Roberthttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-4125 Robert Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:26:47 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-4125 "... these guys are whacking off all over this song like it’s 'Peer Gynt'." I know I've heard of "Peer Gynt," but I don't know what it is, and references to things I'm vaguely familiar with almost always make me laugh.Another line that made me laugh was Malchus's: "Because, when you think of someone replacing Bogart, the first person that comes to mind is Hutch." Does anyone know if Soul is his real last name? I wish David Soul and "Hawaii Five-O's" Jack Lord had done something together in the '70s. Wouldn't it be nice to think that they were originally offered "Highway to Heaven" in the '80s before Michael Landon and Victor what's-his-name signed on? Malchus, I think "Charlie's Angels" also did an episode in which Jaclyn Smith's character became addicted to smack and was cured by the end of the episode.That ski-mask stunt is bizarre. The Unknown Comic on "The Gong Show" was one thing -- a comedian wearing a bag over his head at least has the potential for laughs. A singer wearing a ski mask makes me think someone's going to get serenaded then violated."Starsky & Hutch" reruns come on Me TV in Chicago every Saturday at 3:00. I think I'll watch today. “… these guys are whacking off all over this song like it’s ‘Peer Gynt’.” I know I’ve heard of “Peer Gynt,” but I don’t know what it is, and references to things I’m vaguely familiar with almost always make me laugh.

Another line that made me laugh was Malchus’s: “Because, when you think of someone replacing Bogart, the first person that comes to mind is Hutch.” Does anyone know if Soul is his real last name? I wish David Soul and “Hawaii Five-O’s” Jack Lord had done something together in the ’70s. Wouldn’t it be nice to think that they were originally offered “Highway to Heaven” in the ’80s before Michael Landon and Victor what’s-his-name signed on? Malchus, I think “Charlie’s Angels” also did an episode in which Jaclyn Smith’s character became addicted to smack and was cured by the end of the episode.

That ski-mask stunt is bizarre. The Unknown Comic on “The Gong Show” was one thing — a comedian wearing a bag over his head at least has the potential for laughs. A singer wearing a ski mask makes me think someone’s going to get serenaded then violated.

“Starsky & Hutch” reruns come on Me TV in Chicago every Saturday at 3:00. I think I’ll watch today.

]]> By: Roberthttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-72904 Robert Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:26:00 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-72904 "... these guys are whacking off all over this song like it’s 'Peer Gynt'." I know I've heard of "Peer Gynt," but I don't know what it is, and references to things I'm vaguely familiar with almost always make me laugh.Another line that made me laugh was Malchus's: "Because, when you think of someone replacing Bogart, the first person that comes to mind is Hutch." Does anyone know if Soul is his real last name? I wish David Soul and "Hawaii Five-O's" Jack Lord had done something together in the '70s. Wouldn't it be nice to think that they were originally offered "Highway to Heaven" in the '80s before Michael Landon and Victor what's-his-name signed on? Malchus, I think "Charlie's Angels" also did an episode in which Jaclyn Smith's character became addicted to smack and was cured by the end of the episode.That ski-mask stunt is bizarre. The Unknown Comic on "The Gong Show" was one thing -- a comedian wearing a bag over his head at least has the potential for laughs. A singer wearing a ski mask makes me think someone's going to get serenaded then violated."Starsky Hutch" reruns come on Me TV in Chicago every Saturday at 3:00. I think I'll watch today. “… these guys are whacking off all over this song like it’s ‘Peer Gynt’.” I know I’ve heard of “Peer Gynt,” but I don’t know what it is, and references to things I’m vaguely familiar with almost always make me laugh.

Another line that made me laugh was Malchus’s: “Because, when you think of someone replacing Bogart, the first person that comes to mind is Hutch.” Does anyone know if Soul is his real last name? I wish David Soul and “Hawaii Five-O’s” Jack Lord had done something together in the ’70s. Wouldn’t it be nice to think that they were originally offered “Highway to Heaven” in the ’80s before Michael Landon and Victor what’s-his-name signed on? Malchus, I think “Charlie’s Angels” also did an episode in which Jaclyn Smith’s character became addicted to smack and was cured by the end of the episode.

That ski-mask stunt is bizarre. The Unknown Comic on “The Gong Show” was one thing — a comedian wearing a bag over his head at least has the potential for laughs. A singer wearing a ski mask makes me think someone’s going to get serenaded then violated.

“Starsky Hutch” reruns come on Me TV in Chicago every Saturday at 3:00. I think I’ll watch today.

]]> By: Roberthttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-72905 Robert Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:26:00 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-72905 "... these guys are whacking off all over this song like it’s 'Peer Gynt'." I know I've heard of "Peer Gynt," but I don't know what it is, and references to things I'm vaguely familiar with almost always make me laugh.Another line that made me laugh was Malchus's: "Because, when you think of someone replacing Bogart, the first person that comes to mind is Hutch." Does anyone know if Soul is his real last name? I wish David Soul and "Hawaii Five-O's" Jack Lord had done something together in the '70s. Wouldn't it be nice to think that they were originally offered "Highway to Heaven" in the '80s before Michael Landon and Victor what's-his-name signed on? Malchus, I think "Charlie's Angels" also did an episode in which Jaclyn Smith's character became addicted to smack and was cured by the end of the episode.That ski-mask stunt is bizarre. The Unknown Comic on "The Gong Show" was one thing -- a comedian wearing a bag over his head at least has the potential for laughs. A singer wearing a ski mask makes me think someone's going to get serenaded then violated."Starsky Hutch" reruns come on Me TV in Chicago every Saturday at 3:00. I think I'll watch today. “… these guys are whacking off all over this song like it’s ‘Peer Gynt’.” I know I’ve heard of “Peer Gynt,” but I don’t know what it is, and references to things I’m vaguely familiar with almost always make me laugh.

Another line that made me laugh was Malchus’s: “Because, when you think of someone replacing Bogart, the first person that comes to mind is Hutch.” Does anyone know if Soul is his real last name? I wish David Soul and “Hawaii Five-O’s” Jack Lord had done something together in the ’70s. Wouldn’t it be nice to think that they were originally offered “Highway to Heaven” in the ’80s before Michael Landon and Victor what’s-his-name signed on? Malchus, I think “Charlie’s Angels” also did an episode in which Jaclyn Smith’s character became addicted to smack and was cured by the end of the episode.

That ski-mask stunt is bizarre. The Unknown Comic on “The Gong Show” was one thing — a comedian wearing a bag over his head at least has the potential for laughs. A singer wearing a ski mask makes me think someone’s going to get serenaded then violated.

“Starsky Hutch” reruns come on Me TV in Chicago every Saturday at 3:00. I think I’ll watch today.

]]> By: Miss Lisahttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-4124 Miss Lisa Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:24:34 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-4124 My best friend LOVED this song and played the 7-inch single (or "45" as we called them back then) over and over again, but then even worse: she discovered the B-side, "Black Bean Soup," which I believe may have been a David Soul composition. All I want, is black bean soup if you would make it with me. That's soft, country rock, 70s style. Salem's Lot almost redeemed him. Almost. My best friend LOVED this song and played the 7-inch single (or "45" as we called them back then) over and over again, but then even worse: she discovered the B-side, "Black Bean Soup," which I believe may have been a David Soul composition.
All I want, is black bean soup
if you would make it with me.
That’s soft, country rock, 70s style. Salem’s Lot almost redeemed him. Almost.

]]> By: Anonymoushttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-72902 Anonymous Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:24:00 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-72902 My best friend LOVED this song and played the 7-inch single (or 45 as we called them back then) over and over again, but then even worse: she discovered the B-side, Black Bean Soup, which I believemay have beena David Soul composition. All I want, is black bean soup if you would make it with me. That's soft, country rock, 70s style. Salem's Lot almost redeemed him. Almost. My best friend LOVED this song and played the 7-inch single (or 45 as we called them back then) over and over again, but then even worse: she discovered the B-side, Black Bean Soup, which I believemay have beena David Soul composition.
All I want, is black bean soup
if you would make it with me.
That’s soft, country rock, 70s style. Salem’s Lot almost redeemed him. Almost.

]]> By: Anonymoushttp://popdose.com/adventures-through-the-mines-of-mellow-gold-39/comment-page-1/#comment-72903 Anonymous Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:24:00 +0000 http://popdose.com/?p=313#comment-72903 My best friend LOVED this song and played the 7-inch single (or 45 as we called them back then) over and over again, but then even worse: she discovered the B-side, Black Bean Soup, which I believemay have beena David Soul composition. All I want, is black bean soup if you would make it with me. That's soft, country rock, 70s style. Salem's Lot almost redeemed him. Almost. My best friend LOVED this song and played the 7-inch single (or 45 as we called them back then) over and over again, but then even worse: she discovered the B-side, Black Bean Soup, which I believemay have beena David Soul composition.
All I want, is black bean soup
if you would make it with me.
That’s soft, country rock, 70s style. Salem’s Lot almost redeemed him. Almost.

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