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You didn’t watch any Wonder Woman shows/movies??? Oh my lord, the agony ….

I sure do! That was her claim to fame, along with the zany horror movie The Dark

Oops. Bionic Woman was a fun series

And she’s a big fan of us gay folks. I love my Lynda

lol, I had forgotten that! Andy truly was a dandy

Glad you’ve joined us, Steve. We’re having plenty of fun here on BlueSky

Have you ever heard Lou’s Take No Prisoners album, a live LP where he interrupts his songs to make insults about prominent people? That was Lou all right, the insulter as stand up comedian

Tee he he he … Mikey tink he funny

Agree 100%. Lou was doing hardcore garage rock ages before it became hip. This album is a classic, and Nico’s rendition of “All Tomorrow’s Parties” is towering

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Dang, Playuh, I’m moving to your neighborhood. Are the homes cheap?

Yeah eBay, Mile High Comics and My Comic Shop are fab sources for buying older comic books online

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Oh yummy mama, I don’t know this one, and that cover is so suave. Thanks Robert!

That’s a brilliant and harrowing song, and Lou was such an early trailblazer. Who else in 1967 was singing “Up to Lexington 125, feel sick and dirty, more dead than alive. I’m … waiting for my man.”

Love that banana!
Andy Warhol deserves our love for helping launch The Velvet Underground’s debut LP (out today, 1967), a rock masterpiece. Nico’s chilly gothic voice is fab but it’s Lou Reed who plunges us into drug deals (“I’m Waiting For My Man”), S&M (“Venus In Fur”) and addiction (“Heroin”).

I love how Batman had multiple comics: his own plus Detective Comics and The Bold And The Brave. Great stories from all three

I really like this concept - are we about to lose Batman as he drowns in beer (oh dear!) You can tell this plotline was tongue-in-cheek

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For me it's that my reflexes have slowed. I don't like driving at high speeds or when there are speeding nuts on the road

Same for me. The non-conformist in a pool of public school conformity

I hate highways as well, but driving after dark is an almost complete non-starter for me now, unless it’s early in the morning when no cars are on the road

I saw The Sterile Cuckoo on TV in my first year in college and wow did I relate to quirky Pookie Adams. It was brave of Liza to play her as abrasive and not sentimentalize her. That worked exceptionally well in that heartbreaking story

I’ve heard that as well. In fact, I think I’ll be surprised if Sinners doesn’t win

After her huge success with Cabaret, Liza had three box office flops in a row with Lucky Lady, A Matter Of Time and New York New York, and I think that may have unfortunately gravitated her to the Studio 54 coke scene. Sad. She truly was a sizzling actress and deserved her two Oscar nominations

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Yeah, it actually sounds like a fun end to a fulfilling life

Dang, Playuh, I don't know any of these. But you have surely piqued my curiosity

I can believe that. I mean, her Wonder Woman was kind of innocent and blank faced, and then wickit brave. She did a nice job emotionally going from A to B

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The huntsman ordered to cut out Snow White's heart ... Dumbo's mother being taken from him ... Cinderella locked in the tower ... Disney! have mercy!

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Really? Interesting. I think she made a very good Wonder Woman, although I haven't seen her in anything else. But for me, it's my Lynda. In 1975, if you were a) 12 years old, b) gay, in the closet, and c) looking for cultural icons, Lynda was the Queen Highness of TV greatness

You can go back to Bambi’s mother getting shot and Pinocchio turning helplessly into a donkey for “too intense for little kids.” Both scenes traumatized me as a kid