Wow! Just markers, colored pencils, and white acrylic? I maintain your artistic skills are absolutely impressive as hell! I still have trouble staying inside the lines of coloring books!

Very nicely done, sir. Now, if we could only figure out what soup recipe Bookworm used to impress Robin. "Darn good soup!" ;) Y'know, now that I think about it, this wonderful prop you've created reminds me of how when I was really young watching this particular episode I was always amazed...

Well, I have to say I was never a fan of the character or episode, but I will miss her. I always thought she was an extremely beautiful woman and great actress. She really, in my opinion, came into her own from the mid-'60s to the mid-'80s on TV. A special lady that shined in an equally special time...

SketchCardsandCovers, how do you do it....? These are always absolutely amazing and lifelike!

Very nice and accurate prop from the episode. Love the detail. That last screen grab reminds me of when I got the blu-ray set and re-watched the episode after so many years and realizing just how much certain scenes or dialogue were "adult-oriented" and went right over our heads as kids. S...

The entertainment business has always told tales out of school.

I met Adam and Burt at a car show in Montreal in the fall of 1976. The line-up in the convention center was massive and they came out in their costumes to wild applause. My very young self was absolutely stunned when it was my turn to get my official photo signed by both of them. I could only mumble...

Amazing discovery, Andy. The paper, ink, and handwriting remind me of a time long before email and everything internet when people would write as even long-distance phoning was deemed too expensive and reserved only for holiday calling, birthdays, and urgent news be it good or bad. Bic Pens must hav...

Sounds like the perfect title for a crime drama about a young woman who makes it up into Hollywood's higher echelons.

Yeah, it is pretty close. I can just hear the theme show music right now:

"Dah-Dah, Dah-Duh, Dah-Dah! Catwomaaaan.... Catwomaaaan.... Your Meow-Mix is waiting for youuuuu..."

(I wonder if Linda could sing "I want tuna, I want liver, I want chicken, please deliver..."?)

Adam, being so thin at that time, should have gone to that famous 1960s L.A. heath club, the Spa Getty.

Thank you, thank you, I'll be here all week. Tell your friends.

Lou Szabo wrote: ↑Tue Feb 06, 2024 8:42 am Look how thin he is too!

That was the first thing I noticed as well. The old "starving actor" trope comes to mind even if he did do a detective TV series beforehand.

Were they that hungry?

antman67 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 18, 2024 11:07 am I should add Marsha Simms Arnold's waitress, and Wendy the car hop too, as well as Pinky Tuscadero, Malachi Brothers. Fonz, Richie, Potsie and Ralph, and the whole Cunningham family. Paper print stand up figures. Ha Ha

antman67, that's actually not a bad idea!

Good god, the theme music of the CBS Late Movie makes me heartsick for that era. What I'd give for when things like TV and movies were actually entertaining and not so easily accessible. It seemed like we appreciated them more back then.