Well, We can't all be 'muricans & brits, frogs, faps, danish or? 😛

I didn’t know that he’s the GOAT of major league like Jackie Robinson. Thanks for the comment! 👍🏻👍🏻

He even had a candy bar named after him.

@@bighuge1060 It was a bit like a peanut cluster, except it also had caramel. It was like a Snickers bar without the nougat. It was cluster shaped. It was a bit larger than the clusters you'd usually get in bulk.

@@halo-1995 That's the problem with the Zucker/Abrams (sp) movies like this; there are a ton of references that are missed by modern audiences. The biggest was in Airplane when the actress who starred in the Yuban coffee commercials reprised her role about her husband never wanting another cup of coffee. Lines we roared at in the 80s often get a bemused look by today's audiences because of the times.

That's where I've seen him. Fantasy Island. Thank You.

I thought his most famous role was Khan in the second Star Trek movie.

Police Squad, a division of the Police Department.

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Can confirm. (I graduated the same year.)

Oh wow. Brilliant cameo.

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I couldn't breathe at one point. What a movie 😂

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🤣🤣🤣 I just noticed that he tried to look through it after shattering the glass 🤣

..and it bombed, right...'murica?

So better than Bruce W?

Dammit. We missed end credit jokes AGAIN.

It’s not a parody movie.

Does this not count as parody?

@@RamblersInc No. Satire.

Virgin for daddy? You've got THAT "over there" right!?? 😲

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Not seen those. But if it's anything like this, it goes on the list.

@@RamblersInc Young Frankenstein. Also Mel Brooks.

No, it wasn't Tommy LaSorda.

The manager who argued the most was the actor who played the crime boss in Reservoir Dogs. The umpire who argued the most was a long-time minor league baseball player who had a lot of small roles playing cowboys and baseball umpires.

A TV show like this ? Madness 🤣

Best Dirty Harry pisstake ever!

PHDiaz-vv7yo ...I'm glad that someone got that quote. 😁 Go with God and Be Safe from Evil. 😎 👍

Thaaaat's the one. Thank You. We'll add that to the watchlist.

Oh my god and now I just got it 🤦‍♂️😂

It's definitely going to on the list to react to.

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No but I've seen that Tom Cruise dance in videos 🤣. It's on our list.

Oh wow. I didn't know that. I'd always thought they were married, he died and she never remarried.

@@RamblersInc Beaulieu knew what she was getting into when she first met Elvis at age 14. After all, Elvis had a longtime girlfriend back home in the US, Anita Wood (1957-1962), yet spent time with several German frauleins in spite of that. Little "innocent" Beaulieu did not mind being another girl he cheated on his girlfriend with. Elvis returned to the US on March 1, 1960, while Beaulieu and her family remained in Germany. There she terrorized her mother and stepfather because she had only recently found out he was not her biological father. She went on a hunger strike, skipped school, and pretty much played Elvis and Mr. and Mrs. Beaulieu against each other. She told untruths about her home situation begging Elvis to save her by letting her come over and she made family life in Germany for her parents and half-siblings hell. It was little “innocent” Beaulieu who pursued Elvis, sending him risqué photos of herself (condoned/facilitated by her parents!). In a 1973 interview with Ladies Home Journal, Beaulieu is quoted saying that her mother, Ann Iversen, said that knowing Elvis was “an opportunity of a lifetime”. Her mother and stepfather played a questionable role in the development of Beaulieu's long-distance "affair" with Elvis that reeks of ulterior motives. If they'd really been worried or incensed and believed that all the initiative came from Presley, they could have stopped it right then and there. Yet, they didn't; they played along. They first allowed her to visit Elvis in the US when she was 16. More than a year passed until her next visit at 17. Beaulieu did not move to Memphis until she was close to 18 when she moved in with Elvis' father Vernon and stepmother Dee. It is total nonsense that many claim that she "lived with Elvis since she was 14". BEAULIEU AND ELVIS WEREN'T EVEN ON THE SAME CONTINENT FOR THE BETTER PART OF 3 YEARS. During the years before their marriage, Elvis was away from Memphis a lot, making 3 movies a year in Hollywood or locations such as Hawaii. And during all these years he was also having multiple affairs with co-stars. Beaulieu knew this and could have left then, since they were not married yet, but of course, she stayed because the goal was to become Mrs. Presley. According to Beaulieu, Elvis had promised to marry her when she was 21. But as her birthday had come and gone and her 22nd birthday was approaching and Elvis still had not kept his word, Beaulieu, her parents, and the colonel (Tom Parker) visited Elvis on a movie set. The most logical thing that happened is that a threat was made that they would go public about Elvis "dating" a minor while in his twenties if he would not keep his promise to marry her. After all: Jerry Lee Lewis had gone through a scandal that people might be reminded of if the Beaulieus had gone public: Jerry Lee Lewis had married his 13-year-old cousin! After the visit of the Beaulieus and Parker to the movie set, everything escalated and a quick wedding ceremony was arranged on May 1, 1967 (23 days before Beaulieu's 22nd birthday) in Las Vegas. The whole ceremony took just 8 minutes followed by a press conference (listen to what the Memphis mafia guys say about them getting married at the 24:33 mark of kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp6Sn7KisJ-UgIE.html). You can hear what Elvis told about the wedding in the recording of the last phone conversation Red West had with him before he died "That wedding thing, that wedding thing. It was in there over and done with so quick. I didn't realize I was married." (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pp6Sn7KisJ-UgIE.html). Beaulieu soon became pregnant, but Elvis already wanted to divorce her. 9 months after the wedding, daughter Lisa Marie was born. Beaulieu and Elvis effectively lived their lives apart as early as 6 weeks after Lisa was born when Beaulieu began an affair with her dance instructor. During the taping of the 1968 Singer Special (later redubbed the 1968 Comeback Special) Elvis had an affair with Susan Henning, while Beaulieu attended some of the tapings with her lover (the dance instructor). By 1969, after Elvis had finished his movie contracts and had begun not only his residency at The International Hotel in Las Vegas, but also his touring around the USA, he was away from Memphis an average of 150 - 200 days a year. Elvis bought a new mansion for his family, at 144 Monovale Drive in Holmby Hills/California which became Beaulieu's residence while Elvis - in between tours - preferred to stay at his Hillcrest Rd, Beverly Hills house. Effectively their marriage was over in 1969 and they increasingly lived separate lives. They did try to get back closer together in 1970, for the sake of Lisa Marie, but that failed. Christmas 1970 was all but peaceful and festive and ended with Elvis angrily leaving Graceland for several days. By then, Beaulieu had already started taking karate lessons at Ed Parker's karate studio and subsequently met Mike Stone, whom she'd first seen during a karate tournament in 1968, and soon began an affair with him. By late 1971, Beaulieu and Stone (who had left his wife, pregnant with their second child) shared an apartment together in Belmont Shore and gossip rags were beginning to pick up on the break-up between Beaulieu and Elvis. The separation really was effective as of shortly before Elvis' 37th birthday, January 8, 1972. Elvis was livid and he moved on: started dating Linda Thompson in the summer of 1972. In August of 1972 a property settlement agreement was filed and he filed for divorce ON HIS 38TH BIRTHDAY, Jan. 8, 1973. The divorce was finalized on Oct. 9, 1973, FIFTY YEARS AGO THIS YEAR. Elvis had his attorneys add a special clause to their divorce decree stating she was not to use the name Presley for a career. In interviews between the divorce and Elvis' death, Beaulieu described him pretty much as a has-been loser, absent/bad father and husband and adamantly stated she wanted to be known as Priscilla Beaulieu, to be her own person and that she was not Elvis Presley's property. In a 1973 interview with Ladies Home Journal she literally stated that there was "no possibility of a reconciliation with Elvis". After his death she claimed that they had agreed to get back together when he was 50 and she was 40 and that he was the love of her life. She also started claiming that she and Elvis remained friends until his death. That was another lie; just listen to what his cousin Billy Smith tells about that, or what his dad, Vernon, wrote about that in a letter that has been made public. Elvis did not mention this opportunist in his will AT ALL. Not as his ex-spouse, not as the mother/guardian of his only child Lisa Marie and certainly not by name. After the divorce, and after Mike Stone, Beaulieu had (live-in) relationships with Mike Edwards, Robert Kardashian, Terry O'Neill, Elie Ezerzer and Kirk Kerkorian. In 1984 she met Marco Garibaldi with whom she had a relationship for 21 years. They separated in 2006. Together they had a son, Navarone, in 1987. She never married Garibaldi, although she had a much longer relationship with him than she'd had with Elvis. It is extremely unfortunate that people believe all the fantasy tales Beaulieu tells. They gloss over the tons of inconsistencies that have arisen as time moved on and Beaulieu started changing her narrative, often contradicting supposed facts she told earlier. She's as glib as a used car salesperson because she can spin yarns like nobody, making those gullible people even believe her excuses for those contradictions. Those who really believe Beaulieu and her family would have acted the same way and would have been equally tolerant of his behavior (extramarital affairs etc) if Elvis had remained a truck driver learning to be an electrician, are beyond naive. The Beaulieus had dollar signs in their eyes when they pimped out their rebellious (step)daughter.

Anything with Leslie Neilson is going on my list to watch. He's so good at that dead pan comedy.

​@@RamblersInc Not Mr Nielsen but another icon John Belushi in "1941" (Where is Hollywood?) which is a dreadfully underrated comedy, and ignored by reactors. Please do it, it was great fun to watch!

Embarrasingly...we haven't watched a single National Lampoon movie. But we're going to add a few to the list 👍.

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Lol why not ?

@@RamblersInc It’s awful. Doesn’t hold up. It’s a good movie for 14yr old boys in the 80’s.

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“That was a Shakespeare in the Park production of Julius Caesar, you moron!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣