Classic TV Shows from the Past.
Today marks the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street. The show aired it’s first season back in 1969 and became an international phenomenon ever since.
But don’t tell Big Bird That. In this interview with Jimmy Kimmel he still thinks he’s only 6 years old.
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The Cosby Show may have been a family-oriented show, but some of these outtakes are pretty controversial. No, they’re not as shocking as the profanity-laced Thundercats bloopers, yet the jokes that are brought up have some racial and sexist undertones.
You know, like the jokes real American families say to each other.
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We’ve accomplished a lot in the past 100 years of film. Not only have we gone from simple 16 fps black and white movies to colorful high def, but the quality of the special effects have also changed dramatically.
Here’s a compilation (set to the music of Blue Man Group) of some of the most groundbreaking special effects found in movies.
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Say hello to the man who made one of the subtlest funny moments in television history by turning his name into a drawing of a penis on one of the most academic shows ever.
Today is a sad day for movie fans around the world. Director John Hughes died today of a heart attack early this morning. He was only 59.
Here’s a 9 minute tribute video that contains clips of his most popular films including The Breakfast Club, Sixteen Candles, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, and Planes, Trains, and Automobiles.
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I always suspected that the people behind kid’s shows like Thundercats had to be humorless robots. On the contrary, this blooper reel of leaked outtakes proves that the voice-over actors of Thundercats had a sense of humor- a dirty one at that!
As it turns out, Lion-O really likes the F-word.
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The little girl in this video gets the answer to the quiz very, very wrong, or very, very right depending on how racist you are!
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There wasn’t a kid I knew growing up who didn’t try to moonwalk. Michael Jackson had an effect on people that simply can’t be replicated. Such is the case with this classic clip.
During this 1993 Super Bowl Performance of “Heal The World” he has the power to transform the mood of an entire stadium with just a song. It’s too bad the man couldn’t heal himself.
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Based on a novel by the same name, written by James Hilton who is narrating this opening, is touted as being one of the only amnesia films that is enjoyable as well as being one of the few films that is better than the book.
“When we started the show, my hair was black and the president was white.”
You can catch Leno’s final thoughts (and thank you’s) on the clip above, or watch his entire last episode below…
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