Subj : Re: Bye lil buddy, Gillig
To   : scribe
From : Finnigann
Date : Fri Sep 09 2005 16:09:00

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 sc> From Newsgroup: alt.tv.nypd-blue


 sc> topcat wrote:
 > And Ginger doesn't want anything to do with him...


 sc> I met Tina Louise (actually "hanged" with her a few times) back in the
 sc> 70's.  My girlfriend (later wife, later late-wife) knew her.  I was
 sc> never comfortable with Tina's "entitlement" attitude.  On one hand, she
 sc> avoided being linked to the show as it was popular in syndication.  But
 sc> on the other hand, she never passed up an opportunity to leverage the
 sc> fame (to a point).  It was rather contradictory and I am still left
 sc> with the impression that she wasn't very comfortable in her own skin
 sc> (it was very nice skin I might add:-)

 sc> Oh...they were real...and they were spectacular!


 > Imo, Gilligans Island was a landmark show because I think it was the first
 > to demonstrate just how much stupidity the American public was willing to
 > support. :-)


 sc> It and I Love Lucy were the trailblazers for syndicated television. -
 sc> gnb

Sid Cearsar and 'Your Show of Shows' helped some also. And lets not forget
Uncle Milty.

.... Due to cutbacks, all clouds will now be lined with zinc.
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