#Keith Partridge

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The Partridge Family - 1970.

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David Cassidy 🎤

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i like his hair

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David Cassidy signing autographs in his car

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Keith Partridge

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(Laurie) I hate to say I told you so.

(Keith) No, you love to say 'I told you so'.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to David Cassidy. As I grew up and into the world of showbiz, I grew out of shape-shifting peer-oriented "likes/dislikes” and expanded my musical vocabulary. I accepted "fresh data" and became better at recognizing great quality music, no matter who is doing it. The Partridge Family first hit when I was around 13. Back then I dismissed it as pre-teen twaddle with some OK comedy. Now when I listen to The Partridge Family, I hear A-list songwriters, recorded with the venerable Wrecking Crew, and sung by a very talented singer with great range—David Cassidy. These factors over-rule the transience of hipsterism. Cassidy had an astonishing resume as an actor, collaborator, and songwriter (his songs were covered by Asia, Cher, Heart...). In 1975 a girl died at one of his shows, which broke his heart and added another reason for him to take a leave from “teen idol-dom.” Everything he did post-Keith Partridge (records, theatre, TV shows) was of high quality and reached people around the world. He came into my professional circle around 1998, and I'm grateful to have had at least a few times with him, on stage and off. He was a very empathetic person who, despite his life experience with “celebrity,” seemed at odds with the trappings of fame. I'm in 12-Step Recovery and we all prayed he'd find the tools to overcome. On this note, here's a video of the last time Davy Jones and David Cassidy performed together (who knew?), and I'm glad to have been a part of that... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDb4zDaBVpo Meanwhile, HB DC and thank you for your voice.

#davidcassidy #partridgefamily #fx #davyjones #monkees #wreckingcrew #johnnyjblair #felipetorres #davidrobicheau 

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Schlocktoberfest XIV - Day 27: Creature From Black Lake

I’ll be driving next year, you know what that means? Me neither. We will however be able to go to Central Avenue whenever we want to. Imagine living near there? I can’t. Look, I’m not gonna have a lot of achievements in life so lemme have this. Is this another Bigfoot movie? What the Hell’s goin’ on? Creature From Black Lake (1976) Trailer: *Spoilers Throughout* What’s This About: Does it matter…

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more attitude

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The Partridge Family

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Xander is Joss’s insert or mouthpiece - 'If I have to look at Xander for one more minute I will explode. Yes I know he’s a main character. Yes I know that he’s probably in every episode of every season. I am in Hell.'

#WHYYYYY DOES HE GET SO MUCH SCREENTIME???#if there is one thing I'd bet my life on it's that xander is a self-insert for the person who made this show. idk who that was but I can -#tell they're infusing themselves in the narrative through him#anyways he's definitely a self-insert and also I just don't like him so whenever he's on screen I'm painfully aware of it

These are the same feelings I have about Danny Partridge - his character is the main focus of the show, basically a self-insert of the creator. i'm only halfway through season 1 and every episode is about DANNY, with the exception of one or two episodes. it's so obvious that it is painful (he does have some good moments but still !! so overwhelming) and when the storyline is about another character, suddenly danny becomes the centre of the episode.

"But oddly enough, everybody on that show was oddly enough connected to my family. My daughter's name is Laurie, her boyfriend was Keith. Our dog was called Simon, but they got a female dog so her name was Simone." - Bernard Slade, creator and writer.

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I Love Him 😍