#Judy Tenuta

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Judy Tenuta attends the Night of 100 Stars benefit gala, 1990. Photographed by Ron Galella.

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The Devil’s Mischief #678 – 20th Anniversary!

The Devil’s Mischief celebrates its 20th anniversary! In this first of many specials for the occasion, Bill looks back at the 2004 “Best of Blasphemy” collection, featuring every wonderful religion-bashing track extracted from the show’s first year of episodes. Stream The Devil’s Mischief #678. Download The Devil’s Mischief #678.

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Dr. Pepper’s Ridiculous Spokesperson

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Profiles in Villainy 

The Black Widow

The despotic Black Widow (sometimes known as ‘The Spider Woman’) ruled over an alien world populated by powerful insect-like aliens called the Tarantopods.  Shrewd, cunning and cruel, The Widow was able to entirely subjugate these Tarantopods and used their powers to enact a plan of conquest throughout the galaxy.  This deplorable scheme was ultimately thwarted by the intrepid Space Ghost and it would prove the first of many altercations between the villains and the space-faring hero.  

The Black Widow would go on to help found the Council of Doom, a collection of villains who pooled their resources in an effort to finally defeat Space Ghost.  The Council’s endeavor failed and The Black Widow ultimately retired from villainy.  She had come to fall in love with Space Ghost and hoped that her turning over a new leaf might win her his affections.  

She later traveled to earth where she became captivated by the quaffed Lothario named Jonny Bravo.  Bravo rebuffed the Widow’s romantic advances, ultimately contributing to her to return to a life of super villainy.

Actress Ginny Tyler provided the voice for the villainess in the original Space Ghost series; while actress Tanya Bergen voiced her in Space Ghost Coast to Coast and actress Judy Tenuta voiced her in her appearance in the Jonny Bravo series.  The Black Widow first appeared in an episode of Space Ghost entitled ‘The Web’ airing on September 17th, 1966.

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Is space ghost yaoi or am i asking the wrong blog

this is the third ask you've sent me about this so i'll be a little blunt about why i didn't answer the first one

i am a hater at heart. i love gossip forums. i love to gossip. i understand it. but i think, in specifically the case you mentioned, this guy is likely to namesearch and i don't know a damn thing about it to have an opinion. i think if his work did become more popular it would be very funny. i think if it does not it would also be very funny.

but i don't know enough about nor do i care to know enough about to form an opinion about this dude and i'm a little confused as to why you brought it to me. and also it feels a little mean, particularly in the case of someone working on something this small.

i've written and drawn a comic that sucked and it was hard to do, i feel a lot more empathy for people who gas themselves up over this nowadays then i did when i was a bitchy twenty something (not to say i'm not bitchy now, but i'm 30, mostly i just bitch about my neighbors)

anyway, re: space ghost yaoi. i think the mantis wants to bait something out of him but he's in a committed relationship with judy tenuta (rest in peace goddess)

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Dominic Keating at the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce’s 22nd Annual Police and Fire Fighters Appreciation Day at the Los Angeles Police Department, Hollywood Division [2016]

Various celebrities showed their appreciation to our men and women in uniform at the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce’s 22nd Annual Police and Fire Fighters Appreciation Day at the Los Angeles Police Department, Hollywood Division on Friday, September 9th, at 1358 N. Wilcox Avenue. Working cohesively with the Hollywood Chamber this year are Avalon Hollywood and Celebrity Centre. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has been providing an outdoor barbeque for Hollywood’s finest every year for more than two decades. “It is always appropriate that Hollywood recognizes our public safety officers for putting their lives on the line daily to protect the public,” said Leron Gubler, Hollywood Chamber President & CEO. “We also want to show them how much the Hollywood community appreciates all that they do for us.”

Participating celebrities included Lucy Butler, Anne-Marie Johnson, Chris Johnson, Kate Linder, Pauley Perrette, Dominic Keating, Lee Purcell, Angeline Rose Troy, and Judy Tenuta.

Sources:

Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Facebook Page

dominickeating.blogspot.com

alamy.com

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Birthdays 11.7

Beer Birthdays

Gary Fish (1956)

Steve Altimari (1960)

Jason Petros (1977)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Albert Camus; French writer (1913)

Marie Curie; French chemist, physicist (1867)

Al Hirt; trumpet player (1922)

Joni Mitchell; Canadian singer, songwriter (1943)

Morgan Spurlock; documentarian (1970)

Famous Birthdays

Ignaz Brüll; Austrian pianist and composer (1842)

Nellie Campobello; Mexican writer (1900)

James Cook; English explorer, naval officer (1728)

Gédéon Tallemant des Réaux; French author and poet (1619)

Francisco de Zurbarán; painter (1598)

Ed Dodd; cartoonist (1902)

Poppin’ Fresh; Pillsbury Doughboy character (1965)

Madeline Gins; poet and architect (1941)

Billy Graham; television evangelist (1918)

Ibn Hazm; Arab philosopher (994 C.E.)

Dean Jagger; actor (1903)

Norman Krasna; film director, screenwriter & playwright (1909)

R. A. Lafferty; author (1914)

Lorde; New Zealand singer-songwriter (1996)

Konrad Lorenz; Austrian zoologist (1903)

Herman J. Mankiewicz; film director & screenwriter (1897)

Kitty Margolis; jazz singer (1955)

Jan Matulka; Czech-American painter (1890)

Norah McGuinness; Irish painter (1901)

Lise Meitner; physicist, mathematician (1878)

Philip Morrison; astrophysicist (1915)

Lucas Neff; actor (1985)

Lawrence O'Donnell; journalist and talk show host (1951)

Paul Peel; Canadian painter (1860)

Dana Plato; actor (1964)

C.V. Raman; Indian physicist (1888)

Charles Ranhofer; Delmonico’s Restaurant chef, author of “The Epicurean” (1836)

Johnny Rivers; rock singer (1942)

Jean Shrimpton; English model (1942)

Antonio Skármeta; Chilean author (1940)

Ellen Stewart; film director (1919)

Joan Sutherland; Australian opera singer (1926)

Judy Tenuta; comedian (1949)

Leon Trotsk;, Russian theorist and politician (1879)

Lesser Ury; German painter (1861)

Andrew Dickson White; historian (1832)

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I miss Judy Tenuta

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Space Ghost Week

Wherein we cover an entire season of Space Ghost Coast to Coast over the course of a week

Space Ghost Coast to Coast #37: “Anniversary” | August 8, 1997 | S04E04

The 37th episode anniversary special! YEARS before The Simpsons did their 138th episode special! Well, actually I just did some googling and I guess this came after. But it was still YEARS after. Let it be known, the “years” part of that statement was still correct. 

This is another solid episode featuring two or three return guests, if Chad counts. If he does, lord help you and your wicked heart. He should never count, for he is bearded. Judy Tenuta and Bobcat Goldthwait return and Space Ghost finds that it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. He’s very disappointed with these guests, even though they both sing for him. Judy does a very selfless thing by exclaiming “look at this!” before jutting her crotch out towards the camera before sitting back down in her chair. What a sport. May she rest in peace (she died recently! That sucks!).

This episode has a very memorable bit at the end where they roll a “best of” clip package that’s just clips of Space Ghost being brutalized from his old action show. There is also a disgusting display of anti-French bigotry, very on brand for writer Evan Dorkin (Sarah Dyer also wrote this, but probably wrote all the nice, non-rude jokes, I’m guessing)

MAIL BAG

Since my queue is more rapid during Space Ghost week, the Mail Bag will probably only happen once every few posts. I’m giving preference to the more timely messages, as always:

mattpanreblogsstuff writes:

"Rehearsal" is a special episode for me in that it was one of the first episodes of Tad I had watched. I bought volumes 2 and 3 at a pawnshop when I was 12, and in my first sitting was "Rehearsal". I wasn't fully devoted to SG quite yet but I was still getting pretty engaged.

Also yes, RIP Clay. I always considered him to be a *co*-creator of C2C because he contributed so much to the show and helped make it work. Motherfucker talent, shame he passed away.

Really terrible and senseless the way he passed, and it sounds like he was not treated too well by Cartoon Network. He left behind a great legacy for sure, but if you haven’t seen his old YouTube channel, it’s worth checking out! Lotsa good ephemera in there.

iirc Gallagher actually does come up in the unedited bob & David interview that's on the DVD. I forget why. They fib that they smash watermelons as part of their act I think

I actually did watch this but I was a little distracted so it’s actually highly likely I missed this. But! I did catch a line that was reused in BooBooKitty. Stay tuned for that.

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reminds me of judy tenuta (complimentary)

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You know what the #SaveLowerDecks campaign needs? An anthem. Here's "Lower Decks Keep It Movin'" by the great Luke Ski!🖖 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru6tmzzlA2Y #StarTrek  #StarTrekLowerDecks 

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It's the "Star Trek: Lower Decks" tribute song "Lower Decks Keep It Movin'" by comedy music & nerdcore rap artist "the great Luke Ski"! Our continuing mission is to #SaveLowerDecks so it gets more seasons after its 5th Season, which premieres on Paramount Plus on October 24, 2024! So share this video across all the quadrants, and help the Lower Decks keep it movin'!

You can hear the track on Spotify, Apple Music, iTunes, Bandcamp, Amazon Music, SoundCloud, YouTube Music, and at the Funny Music Project (also known as 'The FuMP dot com')!

Also check out Luke Ski's new digital compilation of all of his "Star Trek" comedy songs, sketches, & stand-up, "LAUGH LONG AND PROSPER"! As well as the new Lower Decks song, it has 78 minutes of material with tracks about everything Trek from Next Gen through the Kelvin films. (Even "Deep Space Nine"?) ESPECIALLY "DEEP SPACE NINE"!

Bandcamp album: https://lukeski.bandcamp.com/album/laugh-long-and-prosper

Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5tjPncbv7LQIymTMVDlI7n?si=b1d623a6afaf4500

Lyrics and lead vocals  - Ensign Luke Ski, U.S.S. Burbank, head morale officer

Music and Mixing - Chief Engineer Professor Shyguy

Video Editing - Science Officer Lieutenant Zach Hurst

The U.S.S. Burbank Glee Club vocalists: Devo Spice, Tony Goldmark, Lindsay Smith, Grant Baciocco, Steve Goodie, Chuck Gonzales, Jace McClain, Julia Ami, Steven Smith, Ross Childs, Bad Beth, Drumbot, Toiley T. Paper, & a hologram of the late Admiral Judy Tenuta.

I also happen to be a Storyboard Artist, Animation Writer, and Voice Actor (formerly at Cartoon Network Studios) living in Burbank, CA, and I am looking for a full-time position working on an animated series. So if you happen to be someone who has created one or two animated series, especially ones that strongly feature comedy and science fiction, please check out my Storyboard Portfolio at https://www.luke.ski and consider this song an expression of interest from to me to work for you on one of your current or future projects. Bollocks, I dropped the pupa!

You can find Luke Ski everywhere online at the links found here:

Watch "Star Trek: Lower Decks" on Paramount Plus!

https://www.paramountplus.com/shows/star-trek-lower-decks

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