#alex karras

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Everyone remembers this commercial for “Folks, These Robots are Hot.”

But my favourite thing about it is how desperately football star Alex Karras grips that G1 Perceptor.

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[astralbondpro]

Blazing Saddles (1974) // Dir. Mel Brooks

[douglasbradburyverne]

Mel Brooks' "BLAZING SADDLES", from behind the scenes in 1974 (released 50 years ago today)

[oldshowbiz]

Webster (1983-1989) was criticized for its all-white writing staff.

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Blazing Saddles (1974) - David Huddleston as Olson Johnson  

What a hunk of a man David was. Those lips, hips and face. Body all over the place. I can work with John Hillerman too.

And by "work with", I mean I'd fuck him.

Alex Karras here is about 8 to 10 years from being hot to me. That being said, he could still get it.

[cemyafilmarsiv]

Against All Odds directed by Taylor Hackford

[upontheshelfreviews]

Faerie Tale Theatre: The Ultimate Episode Ranking

So, we’ve come to the end of this years-long Faerie Tale Theatre retrospective, my friends. It’s been quite a ride. Unlike most big Hollywood collaborations, Faerie Tale Theatre wasn’t a vanity project or a corporate mandate driven by synergistic greed, but a labor of love from start to finish. There’s been highs and lows, but I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t any passion put into every minute…

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Blazing Saddles 1974

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[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Top 10 Sitcom Daddies

#10. Bill Cosby as Cliff Huxtable on The Cosby Show

I remember having a huge boner for Cosby, but lost it way before the rape allegations came out. That being said, I still had to put Cliff Huxtable on the list.

#9. John Mahoney as Martin Crane on Frasier

I had fantasies helping Martin out with his 'therapy'. And it only got better when found out Mahoney was gay in real life.

#8. Kurtwood Smith as Red Forman on That 70s Show

I had fantasies of Red angry fucking me in the basement. And when I'm not him, I'm hitting Donna's dad too. Plus Kitty would have gotten a taste too. What? Still bi.

#7. Ed O'Neill as Jay Pritchett on Modern Family

I know everybody loves Eric Stonestreet, but Ed O'Neill as Jay Pritchett could get me anytime he wanted. And when he's done, I'd slid over and hit Sofía Vergara. Again, still bi.

#6. John Goodman as Dan Conner on Roseanne

Let me clearify, John Goodman as Dan Conner on Roseanne. Not John Goodman as Dan Conner on The Connors. What? More pushing for the cushion.

#5. Alex Karras as George Papadapolis on Webster

I remember loving this show as a kid. And Karras would have me loving for whole different reason.

#4. Mark Addy as Bill Miller on Still Standing

This show helped my developing lust for Mark.

#3. Ed O'Neill as Al Bundy on Married with Children

Why do I have Ed twice on this list. As much as I like Ed as Jay Pritchett, it's Al Bundy who I'd be imagining dicking me down. Plus, I'm doing Peg too.

#2. Carroll O’Connor as Archie Bunker on All in the Family

Looking at Carroll sitting in that chair with his legs crossed was hot. Thick thighs does that to me.

#1. Tom Bosley as Howard Cunningham (Mr C) on Happy Days

There something about Tom walking around in those suits and him always being frisky.

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so i can find this again. finally bit the bullet and changed my kjs city names to differentiate them from my ocs so:

party — ash london coleman (ooo lady fagita)

kobra — james “jamie” eric coleman

jet — danielle “dani” camila reyes-yoon

ghoul — edward “eddie” maxwell mochizuki ii

[xellandria]

Do you ever think about your OC's accents? I know folks often do voice claims for their characters, but if your stuff was being adapted into a format with audio, how would they all sound in relation to each other and in your native language? Would everybody just have the "normal" regional accent for your area (whether that be locally or country-wide), would certain characters be exceptions? How deep down the rabbit hole do you go, and is this a dark, dangerous door for me to have opened? :P

[posttexasstressdisorder]

Crazy thing is I remember him more as a TV actor...of course what sticks in mind most is his turn as a dad in "Webster".

A TITAN has passed away. I was an avid football fan a long time ago. I was a fan of my home town team, The Miami Dolphins. Dick Butkus was a well known player in those good old days & he was a great linebacker. MAY HE REST IN PEACE.

[glennk56]

Dennis Burkley in the 1970s (Part 2)

In 1977: Dennis Burkley was a regular on Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman for 85 episodes. It is difficult to find any photos.

He appeared on another episode of The Rockford Files as a Nazi.

He was in Eight is Enough as a guy who got sucker-punched at a dance.

Dennis Burkley was in a TV Movie about a wrestler called Mad Bull, starring Alex Karras, who looks kind of puny next to his co-stars. Richard Karron is the big, hairy guy.

In 1977 Burkley also appeared in TV Movie Delta County, U.S.A., Quincy, M.E., The Oregon Trail and the Henry Winkler and Sally Field movie Heroes. (no photos)

 After Mary Hartman ended and the title character left the series, Dennis Burkley continued as Mac under the new title Forever Fernwood for 135 shows into 1978.

In 1978 he plays a Deputy in the sci-fi, alien invasion movie Laserblast.

He appeared on an episode of Baretta and on failed TV show Another Day.

He also appeared on Maude again as Congressional aid Sam Dickey. This was the last season of Maude as Bea Arthur quit the series. Norman Lear had planned to continue the Maude series as her being a Congresswoman and Dennis’ character Sam Dickey would be a regular. Instead, he developed a show starring John Amos as a black Congressman called Onward and Upward. John Amos had problems with the script and quit.

Lear reworked the show with Cleavon Little as the lead retitled Mr. Dugan. They were set to air in 1979, but a screening for actual black Congressmen was too insulting for them and the show was scrapped again.

The show was retooled again, now starring Bill Macy as a former pro football player becoming a congressman. Bill Macy, really? Why not make Dennis the former Pro-football player? The show was now entitled Hanging In. Dennis Burkley played his character, but the show lasted only 4 episodes.

Also in 1979, he appeared in his 3rd episode of The Rockford Files as a biker.

Other appearances in 1979 were in 2 episodes of BJ and the Bear and TV movies Charleston, Amateur Night at the Dixie Bar and Grill and Mrs. R’s Daughter (photo above)