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Tweet Steve Landesberg died yesterday of cancer at the age of 65. He wasn’t really all that famous and only those who were fans of the 70s cop sit-com, “Barney Miller” would’ve known who he & his character Sgt Dietrich were. Landesberg joined the show later to replace Abe Vigoda, whose character, Sgt Fish, . . . → Read More: RIP Steve Landesberg AKA Sgt. Arthur Dietrich Tags: 70s pop culture, Barney Miller, classic tv, pop culture, Steve Landesberg | Category: Personal |
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 | Trackback for this entryTweet The 80s was, for the most part, a dreadful decade in more ways than one. Reaganomics, that dumb trickle down theory that was considered to make the entire US of A wealthy. I think we all know that the reaganomy didn’t trickle very far at all. Later that decade, in 1988, Dubya’s Daddy, . . . → Read More: My Love-Hate Decade-The 80s-Some Thoughts From That Time–Saturday Nite Tags: Heavy Metal, pop culture, rock music, the 80s | Category: Saturday Nite Nostalgia, What's old is New again |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet It’s been awhile since I’ve posted an edition of nostalgia. Not really sure why, perhaps I’m getting lazy. Summer does that to one. After what happened to Brunaud Moise earlier this week, getting banned at Laronde, a ‘family values’ Six Flags owned amusement park in Montreal, for sporting a Bob Marley t-shirt emblazoned . . . → Read More: Rogue Reggae-Bob Marley and Peter Tosh-Saturday Nite Nostalgia Tags: Bob Marley, classics, Peter Tosh, pop culture, Reggae | Category: Saturday Nite Nostalgia, What's old is New again |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet I really didn’t know of any other way to show respect to the great late actor of such great films like “Easy Rider”, “Apocalypse Now” and “Blue Velvet” except to to a Saturday Nite Nostalgia playing music from the soundtracks of these three films. Willy Loman beat me to it, but selected only . . . → Read More: RIP Dennis Hopper–Saturday Nite Nostalgia Tags: Apocalypse Now, Dennis Hopper, Easy Rider, pop culture, rock music, the classics | Category: Saturday Nite Nostalgia, Uncategorized, What's old is New again |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet “Whacha Talkin’ ‘Bout Willis?” was his trademark on “Diff’rent Strokes”, a popular sitcom of the late 70s to the mid-80s starring Conrad Baines of “Maude”, Dana Plato and Todd Bridges. I especially remembered his facial expression following that abrupt question; like he just sucked lemons and his cheeks puffed out. Since television watching . . . → Read More: RIP Gary Coleman–Why are Child Stars/Teen Sensations Cursed? Tags: Curse of Child Stars, Gary Coleman, pop culture, the classics | Category: Personal, Uncategorized, What's old is New again |
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| Trackback for this entryTweet Yes, he’s at it again and yes, he is indeed calling for not only debate but changes to existing abortion laws in Canada. I have a question, Cardy: if abortion is, as you say, a ‘moral disorder’ then what do you call your priests who committed pedophilia? Or better still, the cover up . . . → Read More: More From Cardinal Ouellete…Yes! He Must Register as a Lobbyist!! Tags: Cardinal Marc Ouellette, Lobbying, pop culture, Pro-lifer, Wingnuttery, women's health | Category: Sexism, Stupidity |
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