But isn't that how it usually goes? 

Okay, I looked it up, couldn't find it. What is the meaning of the word toblerone?

  Dom, you're really on a roll today - and that one is particularly priceless! 

But I do have to wonder what MrsJ was thinking by conducting a personal call in the foyer?!    She should have been talking on the phone in the kitchen and was taking an awful chance. I mean, what would Mr. Roger have said if he ever caught her forgetting her place like that??!! 

Well, you know how Mrs. J. is: If the issue is critical enough, she'll take any chance to get the word out. lol

I'm glad this topic was bumped up to the top of the board because I forgot to vote!

This is a lot of fun!

To Roger: "Watch it, Mr. Collins, every one of these stripes represents some snob I've thrown out on his keister."

"Look, one more crack about the hat, sister, and I'll 86 you like yesterday's meatloaf!"

Been waiting for That Darn Cat to be released on DVD. Now, if we could just get Night of the Iguana on DVD. . .

It's almost as if there is a boycott of Tennessee Williams product (that I want, lol) to DVD. I really like a lot of his work turned film. But not much of it (that I'd like to purchase) seems to be available on DVD. A real head scratcher to me. I asked for DVDs of Williams work for x-mas and all I got were VHS products. IIRC, only Suddenly Last Summer was available on DVD from my list.

I keep seeing That Darn Cat listed on cable but it always the remake. The same for Gargoyles, Grayson is in that also, isn't she? But the Gargoyles I see listed on cable is always a cartoon (I believe). I've been hoping to catch both films on TV for a long while now. I loathe Disney movies from the 60s and I'd absolutely hate having to sit through TDC, but I really would like to see Grayson in something other than DS. I was fortunate enough to see Satan in High Heels. What a hoot!

I imagine it has to do with money (doesn't it always?). Even if it's that there isn't a decent print left to put on a DVD, there's probably no money to restore it, or at least it's not at the top of anyone's list. NOTI is one of my all-times faves.

...And the DS movies have not been released to DVD, correct? It is amazing sometimes what has been released on DVD as opposed to what has.

The happiest day of my life will be when 1958's Attack of the 50 Foot Woman is released to DVD. Dare I expect Curse of the Faceless Man (also 1958) as well? 

Agreed. This is my favorite DS tarot card in this series of cards. I find myself staring at it too.

I find myself analizing the montages at times, usually the first time I see a changed one. It's almost like a game. I look for significant patterns. Who is opposite who, sometimes they face each other or are looking away. All laughing or all looking dour, etc. There always seems to be some kind of theme to it (other than the time period, which would be all too obvious of course). And there are the times when there may be five images across and I look to see how the middle photo ties in to it.

Okay, so I am easily entertained.   Anyway, it's a fun 30 seconds of play. Thanks, MB.