Willie:  Julia, I don't care WHAT you and Barnabas say, it's MY Flying Nun doll, and I'll hang her wherever I please!

For those who care, the musical soundtrack to "The Minx" has been released on CD.  A favorite store of mine called "Twisted Village" carries it.  So far, I've resisted the temptation, although a sticker on the CD claims that the music is actually fairly worthwhile, in a fun, late Sixties lounge-a-go-go sort of way.

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Jon and Grayson look on in horror as Roger Davis touches his hair one too many times and his scalp bursts into flames!

Barnabas:  "Yes, Julia, Willie was most insistent he be allowed the evening off.  It is something called "Leather Night" at the Lavendar Guppy."

Julia:  "How charming!"

dom's impersonation of Liz is thespian perfection incarnate.  You've got the model stance, the annoyed look, and the tilt of the chin down to a flawless T.

I'd play Tom Jennings' secret boyfriend.  All my most significant scenes would be played off camera, however.  *pout*

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Karlen: "Jimmy, I SAID, gimme a KISS!"
Grayson: "And do it before David sees anything.  Johnny, you KNOW he's been hot for you since that incident last fall."

I remember that I read about it.  My memory is that it was a newspaper article, but it might have been this feature that used to run in TV Guide--these yellow pages at the front and back of the magazine that had what looked like manual typewriter font and were more or less little snippets of breaking news in the media/entertainment world.  Back in the Sixties, there were far fewer fora for learning about such things--no such thing as Entertainment tonight; so I used to follow that feature fairly closely.  I always checked through TV guide each week to see what films were going to be on.   In those years (ages 10 to 12) I had quite an interest already in old movies, especially ones from the early Thirties (I was thrilled earlier today to see that 20th century just came out on DVD, in a very stylish looking package).

I never heard about the campaigns to try and keep it on the air.  In those days, I did not know anything about organized fandom, although the clubs were mentioned in 16 magazine--for whatever reason, I never bothered to write and get DS penpals.

Like so many others, I tuned in on that Monday following, only to see Password in DS' place.  I had enjoyed Password before then, but that particular event ruined that game show for me.

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