I’m enjoying the new Universal Monsters Channel that’s available on Roku devices and on Fire TV’s Roku Channel. I don’t know if this link will work for you, but give it a try.
https://therokuchannel.roku.com/details/714890342efe5cd6b236e85415b661ca/universal-monsters
Oh, darn. Cindy Morgan has died.
https://www.slashfilm.com/1486721/cindy-morgan-tron-caddyshack-dead-69/
I once saw Cindy at a show outside of Boston. Nobody else happened to be at her table, and we were able to talk for a long time. She was immediately bright and funny and flirtatious. “You aren’t a Caddyshack boy. I bet you’re a Tron boy!” I laughed and said she was right, and that I was a Tron fan.
When I told Cindy I’d never seen Caddyshack, she opened her eyes wide in exaggerated amazement. “Oh, so you’re the one! You must see it! You get to see a lot of me! A LOT more!” (Cindy has a nude scene.)
She asked my age, and we were only a year apart. Something else we had in common was being born near Chicago. We chatted as Cindy autographed a photo of herself for me, and I heard about her childhood, growing up in a working class family. We’d both been in broadcasting, where I had worked on air with a woman, so there was another point of common interest. As you can tell, it was a memorable conversation, and I’m saddened by Cindy’s passing.
You don’t know Larry Blamire’s The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra?? You will… oh, YOU WILL!
I am very cautious when supporting GoFundMe campaigns. You’re giving money to someone outright, with no strings attached. When Larry Blamire announced this campaign on behalf of Jennifer “Animala” Blaire, my only hesitation in making a donation was the time it took to recover from reading the story behind her troubles.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/animala-needs-help-actress-jennifer-blaire
How do I sign onto this site? Oh, right. There we go.
The situation that required me to put everything on hold is mostly better. I won’t know for certain until December, but for now I’m comfortable thinking about other things.
I haven’t done a “Guess the Girl” post in many years. Here’s a good one. This photo was taken in 1972. I was in high school, but this girl dropped out that year. Don’t recognize her? Click the pic to see her mom. Know her now?
The Star Trek Tour in Ticonderoga, NY, is the gold standard in the accurate, faithfully detailed reproduction of the sets as seen in the original series. To get official approval from CBS to operate as a tourist attraction, James Cawley agreed to stop creating new episodes. Other Trek TOS devotees have their own fan fiction videos.
