Gnasher

I came across this on the Blimey! Blog by Lew Stringer. A press cutting from 1954, which is in some respects reports on the UK version of SOTI. What interested me though, was this is the area live in, which doesn't surprise me in the least, as that kind of mentality persists even now. Charles Miles sounds nice(!)

I've watched episode 2 of Ray's videos, (my intention is to watch them in order, call me pernickety but,,,,) I do like the chaos of the presentation, which he sort of apologises for. I like the cat too, who wanted attention, but didn't really want to get up on the table really . The items weren't my kind of stuff, except perhaps Gregory the bat. I shall persist over the course of time

Whoever that is, chewed a whole toe off!....

Destiny can be changed......

Have you acquired a new pet TP? Seems to be everywhere you go.

No he doesn't!!!! What about the time he recommended that one with the bloke talking about his collection of toenail clipping of the famous....... hang on, that was me... ok, carry on!

Who would of thought, that she would of of thought, to check the iron for TNT? Leaving me no option but to shoot her instead.!

To........

Nice Twilight Zone image from the TZ magazine of the 80's, Cover for the 1st issue..... And the one with "The " on the cover

He seems quite personable, and I like they fact that he waved at the end like a contestant Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? He has a lot of 70s furniture, ditto, gimme that teak veneer! And he appears to live his life in chaos to a degree. I like him. I've liked his vid, and may watch more, when I've a spare moment.

Happy to report that Charlie Weaver was released from prison last week,.

There's some nice sets there Maurice, you and your contacts at Burger King, the lengths you go to to feed your habit.

Or this for a bit more money... Classic Horror FRANKENSTEIN MONSTER AHI Action Figure 1974 Vintage Toy

@tv horror!!!!!! only 3 days to go on ebay ..... under this heading Frankenstein Monster Burger King Toy 1997

Seriously, just keep up the good work Steve!

Nice copies too!

Old joke #997a "Are you sure Tony Curtis has his hair like this?" "He does if he comes in here!"

This is one of the first films I can remember seeing, back in the mist of time, when British TV couldn't show a film unless it was at least 10 years after it's release date, so it must have been around 1960. When I think about it, the BBC had a lot of Charles Laughton movies, along with Robert Donat films, The Ghost Goes West being the one I particularly remember from then. I think Donat was a protégé of Laughton's, but don't quote me. I read the Notre Dame novel years later, Quasimodo's and Esmerelda's story was a secondary story to the actual history of the Cathedral itself.

Plain, simple and direct statement from Marvel in 1964, for FF #35: Avengers #12: ToS #62: TTA #64...

That's why I'm going for Howard The Duck.

Is that a quote from Derek & Clive?

Came to a bit of a sad ending really, but he worked, as many did for quite a few publishers... https://www.pulpartists.com/Whitney.html

I quite like the ACG covers, a lot of them done by Ogden Whitney, who among other things did the covers for Herbie.