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[tvguidancecounselor]

TV Guidance Counselor Episode 685: Matthew Broussard

December 9-16, 2000

This week Ken welcomes pun loving comedian behind the comedy special "Hyperbolic", Matthew Broussard.

Ken and Matthew discuss Pokemon, the repressed feelings from the turn of the century, giving up video games, enjoying arts and crafts, not being into sports, swimming, genius ads, homoerotic break in fantasies used to sell breath mints, Madden, sculpting, the genius of gang signs, economy of words, living in a sponsored society, SNL, the one t-shirt that offended Ken, being polite, miss opportunities with Tony Hawk, having your own rope, naked babies on Al Roker, Braveheart, the Discover E-Book, Cartoon Cartoon, Cow and Chicken, I am Weasel, how Adventure Time might just be the greatest show of the 21st Century, Emergency Vets handle vomiting monkeys, South Park, financial struggles, Sopranos, Malcolm in the Middle, Kirk Cameron hosting Santa's Funniest Moments, Brad Pitt's early days on Growing Pains, over the top acting, the heavy drama of Hey! Arnold!, Becker, Becker's 9/11 episode, silly accents, Uma Thurman for president, The Riddler, how Tom Waits influenced the Joker, the moneyball-ificiation of America, the mixed world of childhood play, limitless imagination, Looney Tunes, being shot in front of a live audience, puns, Tom Kenny, the Ice King, old school voice over talent, Sex and the City, Will and Grave, Tom and Jerry, writing for Sean Hayes, The Real World, how Puck is an a-hole, how Carrie is the Villain, how Ferris Buheler is the villain, and the man who is married to Claire Danes. 

Check out this episode!

[biromanticwritergal]

My Spotify Wrapped 2024

1. My World by Avril Lavinge 

2. Jet Lag by Simple Plan and Natasha Bedingfield 

3. Save You by Simple Plan 

4. Pink Pony Club by Chappell Roan 

5. Don't Tell Me by Avril Lavinge 

6. Jessica by girlfriends 

7. Shut up! by Simple Plan 

8. Calling All Angels by Train

9. Who knows by Avril Lavinge 

10. Tattoo by girlfriends 

11. I'm just a kid by Simple Plan 

12. Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol 

13. Mobile by Avril Lavinge 

14. Wonderwall by Oasis 

15. Superbass by Nicki Minaj 

16. Chicken Fried by Zac Brown Band 

17. Runaway by Avril Lavinge 

18. Sorry Not Sorry by Demi Lovato 

19. When it's Over by Sugar Ray

20. Marry Me by Train 

21. How Does it Feel by Avril Lavinge 

22. The Middle by Jimmy Eat world 

23. Stereo Love by Edward Maya and Vika Jigulina

24. Shut up and kiss me by girlfriends 

25. How you remind me by Avril Lavinge 

26. I took a pill in Ibiza by Mike Posner and Seeb

27. You're beautiful by James Blunt 

28. Crash and Burn by Savage Garden 

29. Fall to Pieces by Avril Lavinge 

30. Sweet Nothing by Florence Welch and Calvin Harris 

31. You Found Me by The Fray 

32. Good in Goodbye by Percy Bluu and Mvssie

33. Darlin by Avril Lavinge 

34. Wherever You will go by The Calling 

35. Come What May by The Scene Asethetic 

36. Photograph by Nickleback 

37. Yellow by Coldplay 

38. Dear Maria, Count me in by all time low 

39. Never be Lonely (donk edit) by Cascada and Jax Jones

40. Angel by Shaggy and Rayvon 

41. Walking in Memphis covered by Cher 

42. You and Me by Lifehouse 

43. The Night is Young by The Summer Set 

44. What about Us by Duomo 

45. The Mountain Song by Tophouse 

46. How you remind me by Nickleback 

47. Sk8er Boi by Avril Lavinge 

48. All the Small things by Blink 182

49. All You Wanted by Michelle Branch 

50. In the forest (instrumental) by lesfm

51. Material Girl by Kris Bowers 

52. Sugar, We're going Down by Fall Out Boy 

53. Check Yes, Juliet by We the kings 

54. Here in your arms by Hellogoodbye 

55. Rose colored boy by Paramore 

56. Starships by Nicki Minaj 

57. Shut up and Dance by Walk the moon 

58. Wildest Dreams by Duomo

59. Once in a Lifetime by all time low 

60. Treat You better by Shawn Mendes 

61. Daisies by Katy Perry

62. Sign of the Times by Steve Horner 

63. Alcohol and Bandages by JaimsonParker 

64. Love by Lana Del Rey 

65. Everywhere by Michelle Branch 

66. Yours to Hold by Skillet 

67. Run by Milk Inc 

68. Queen of Swords by Idina Menzel

69. Karma's a Bitch by Brit Smith

70. Savin Me by Nickleback 

71. Uma Thurman by Fall Out Boy 

72. Willow by Hildegard Von Blingin 

73. Hey Mama by David Guetta, Afrojack, Bebe Rexha and Nicki Minaj 

74. Verdammt Guter Tag by Feuerherz 

75. Dancing on my own by Callum Scott 

76. Dancing Queen by ABBA 

77. Never Really Over by Katy Perry 

78. Sick of Myself by Matthew Sweet 

79. Mr. Brightside by The Killers 

80. Jessie's Girl by Rick Springfield 

81. Au Couer de moi by Amir 

82. Game Over by Kris Bowers 

83. Lanterns by Steward Earl 

84. Malibu by Miley Cyrus 

85. Someone like You by the Summer set 

86. Absolutely (The story of a girl) by Nine Days 

87. You outta know by Duomo 

88. Every day is a Winding road by Sheryl Crowe 

89. Just like a pill by P!nk 

90. Breakaway by Avril Lavinge 

91. The Gambler by Kenny Rodgers 

92. The Summer of 69 by Bryan Adams 

93. Wildest Dreams by Taylor Swift 

94. Khabi Kushi Kahbie by Kris Bowers 

95. Wrecking Ball (instrumental) 

96. Hey, Soul Sister by Train 

97. Pompeii by Bastille

98. Save Your Tears by Hildegard Von Blingin 

99. Alone Together by Fall Out Boy 

100. Moment by Glasperlenspiel

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 1.7

Beer Birthdays

John Kress (1825)

John G. Schemm (1834)

Matthew Nunan (d. 1916, b. 1834)

Harry Schumacher (1969)

Daniel Llinas (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Charles Addams; cartoonist (1912)

Albert Bierstadt; artist (1830)

Nicolas Cage; actor (1964)

Millard Fillmore; 13th U.S. President (1800)

Jean-Pierre Rampal; flutist (1922)

Famous Birthdays

Red Allen; jazz trumpeter (1906)

Nicholson Baker; writer (1957)

Sandra Bernhard; comedian (1955)

William Peter Blatty; screenwriter (1928)

David Caruso; actor (1956)

Tony Conogliaro; Boston Red Sox OF (1945)

Katie Couric; news anchor (1957)

Kenny Davern; clarinetist/saxophonist (1935)

Lyndsy Fonseca; actress (1987)

Vincent Gardenia; actor (1920)

Erin Gray; actor (1950)

James Harrington; English philosopher (1611)

William Hurlstone; English pianist, composer (1876)

Zora Neale Hurston; writer (1891)

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy; politician (1966)

Linda Kozlowski; actor (1958)

Kenny Loggins; pop musician (1948)

Robert Longo; artist (1953)

Mike McGear; musician, Paul McCartney's brother (1944)

Butterfly McQueen; actor (1911)

Thurman Munson; New York Yankees C (1947)

Sofi Oksanen; Finnish author (1977)

Charles Péguy; French philosopher (1873)

Francis Poulenc; composer, pianist (1899)

Maury Povich; television show host (1939)

Rand Paul; politician (1963)

Jeremy Renner; actor (1971)

Paul Revere; rock musician (1938)

Kathy Valentine; bass player (1959)

John E. Walker; English chemist (1941)

Jann Wenner; Rolling Stone magazine founder (1946)

Adolph Zukor; Hungarian-American film producer (1873)

[zooterchet]

Spider-Man:

Online Arrests Filed, through "Glamour Girl":

1996: Andrew Wachowski, "nil".

1997: Carrie-Anne Moss, "Damn-Yankee".

1998: Brian Monaghan, "qwerty".

1999: Keanu Reeves, "Howie".

2000: Rich Kyanka, "Toggan".

2001: Anthony Weiner, "Betty".

2002: Larry Wachowski, "Apathy".

2003: Hugh Jackman, "Ghul".

2004: Sayed Adnan, "Petula".

Hannibal Rising:

Michael Charlebois: "Cain", a spy's accountant, out of "Chutzpah", a political artist.

Alice O'Neill: "Kilpatrick", a female spy, out of "U'Niall", a spy's slaver.

Kenny Winston: "Weinstein", a Gentile's banker, out of "Cromwell", a German fire fighter.

Ryan Taylor: "Gaylord", a Buddhist assassin, out of "Polk", an optometrist.

Katie Stevens: "Stevenson", a Jamaican drug runner, out of "Alexander", a Macedonian inventor.

Matthew Lennox: "Satan", a Jewish king, out of "Nigger", a Parisian actor's mother to Scipio Africanus.

John Remby: "Roosevelt", a poverty demanded leader, out of "Alexander", a Macedonian inventor.

Pasquale Acosta: "Ibn Rashid", a Medina Arab, out of "Princeps", a Central Powers mercenary.

William Morgan: "Davis", a Southern cotton obsessive, out of "Hamilton", a treasurer's informant's officer.

Mark Salib: "Harding", a munitions developer, out of "Gilgamesh", a sugar salesman.

Cassie-Leigh Stock: "Donalban", a Puerto Rican Aryan, out of "Gould", a fascist writer for Francisco Franco.

Alexandra Gaetano: "Crowley", an Irish priest, out of "Brian", the victim of Christ.

Jenna Williamson: "Bundy", a Canadian spy, out of "Booth", a Mossad hired assassin.

Zach Savell: "Morales", a firefighter's inventor, out of "Aragorn", the first cowboy.

Maureen Harrison: "Harrison", a poisoner artist Gadze, out of "Cornwallace", a disgraced general.

Jen McDade: "Aensley", a British banker, out of "Lemerise", a British cop family.

Jeremy Stevens: "Mosley", a Group Force Leader, out of "Oswald", a British undercover agent.

Raven Bush: "Desperado", a Comanche Sheriff, out of "Joseph", a defeated Greek.

David Cohen: "Adolph", a German Turkish spy, out of "Ataturk", a cigarettes salesman.

Nicholas Maynard: "Hayes", a patent swindler, out of "Bourbon", a female transgender.

Allison Haimes: "Chi Minh", a CIA undercover, out of "The Duke of York", a professional British knife fighter.

Greg Connolly: "Visser", an Afrikaans Irish, out of "Lan Ray", a Boer Holocaust victim.

Brian Monaghan: "Myers", a KGB Ireland, out of "Carnegie", a Scottish Knight.

Ivan Tomasic: "Dahmer", a professional first strike mutually assured destruction pilot, out of "Ljudovich", an Austrian Black Shirt.

Christopher Sweeney: "Sween", a Black Baron Schultzstaffel, out of "Washington", a Romalian Boelyn.

Joshua Moen: "Van Zant", a professional raconteur assassin, out of "Chaucer", a Knight's Guard.

Bernice Lamb: "De Salvo", a Nietzschean Ubermensch, out of "Panzram", a sculptor author.

Joshua Golden: "Eshkol", an intelligence programs founder, out of "Mosaic", a Hittite Prince.

Uma Thurman: "Magnusdotter", a bodybuilder assassin, out of "Catherine", a surmised monarch.

Joseph Biden: "Capone", a police officer criminal, out of "James of Scotland", a legal reformer.

Lloyd Ahlquist: "Agnew", a Rabbinical entomologist, out of "Bin Laden", a prison convicts manager.

Will Ferrell: "Adams", a carnival's lover, out of "Pedro II", a harbormaster.

Joseph Kennedy III: "Kenway", a pork meats distributor, out of "Kennedy", a Tepes, a cannibal.

Star Wars Episode 1-3:

Leadership:

"Duo": Shaun Wilcox, Hawaiian Coastal Engineer, US Navy Japan.

"Libra": James Holmes, DC Comics Development, Mossad Counter-Bay Station.

"Leo": Jeffrey Lange, Cleveland Rotary Association, Finance and Debitures Apartment.

Duo:

"Blueberry": Police code on APB scanner, to catch "ranger patrols", off cented Mounted and Royal Mounted sections (Canadian-German, Protestant Universalist).

"WTC Location Grab": Profiling of Osama Bin Laden, three days after 9/11, to DC Comics Location and Transition Wards, Mossad Afghanistan; Tora Bora Prison Complex.

"San Andreas": Capture of Toris Nelby, British Co Anchor Author, "Crack Underground"; while in live transit of threat of CIA agent Peter Tsapatsaris, "Nails", posing as "Peebo" on internet as fraud of Russian-Jewry infiltrating CIA Annex Three; Winchester Frauds, IDF Biotech Experiments. Toris Nelby, "Peebo", detained and "destroyed", by fired rounds, from Eric Frein.

Libra:

"British Exemplar": Takeover of Japan by Warerra Party, masquerading Clone Wars film, recently released, by "Lucas Arts", as actual factual plan of attack; Pearl Harbor, as represented by "Kleinmen", Rohypnol dealers for Mossad.

"Gutwill Five": Seizure of criminal resources and allies of Framingham Narcotics, rogue Israeli Defense Forces section of Massachusetts cops, out of Jewish gangsters in Ohio; biker gangs, Canadian Freemasons.

Leo:

"Assassin's Creed": Creation of Assassin's Creed concept, as alternative to parents pamphlets to place children in Mossad underground as "Moslems" or "Mussulman".

"Guantanamo Live Range Agent": Use of third degree interrogator's training from mother's Marine NCO doctor, "Glen", to hunt his killers inside INTERPOL's top ranks; Gwenn Pratt, John Washburne, Steven Charlebois, Brian Monaghan, Alexandra Gaetano, and John Kerry.

"Philips Freemasons of Boston": Stage point of removal of Ted Bundy catchem code, to take over Boston Triads for FBI and State Police, through Cyber Command aegis helix on Los Angeles Police Department server scans; return of Chinese to American policing, as FBI informants and cover agents, against rising tide of Taiwanese nationalism; unions and Russian-Jewish consortiums of film and media logic.

"Pinkville": The strike on the Hell's Angels as a capture turn of the Canadian Freemasons for operating criminal ventures in factories, sports leagues, and boarding schools, to turn children into slaves and writers and prison convicts; the French and British Freemasonic attempt to undo Bill Clinton's peace for labor, athletics, and prison inmates.

"Hideous Karl": Use of Jack Unterweger's serial killer profile, tying a necktie for a business meeting, taught by Scoutmasters in male and female scout troops, for any career or American act, to pen research work for Christopher Nolan, MGM, and FOX.

"The Steroids Scandal": Outing American-Japanese pharmaceuticals, and MI-6 doctors, for selling performance enhancing steroids, Suboxone, for decades, under different brands and claim of brands; the public lawsuit against Dr. Joshua Golden, of United Health Associates, by the Attorney General of Massachusetts, Maura Healey.

"The Kennedy Campaign": Legalized marijuana, certified safe and non-sprayed by tree surgeons elected by towns, free from media myth presented on Holland and British telecasts, or by journalist work by High Times magazines authors. Held under tax stamps, through the State Police.

"Spiral": The culmination of three decades of work, as an NSA, from kindergarten to the mid-thirties, in the takedowns of INTERPOL, On Leong Tong, the Unitarian Church, and MI-6. The culmination of years of experience, placed in two blog reformatories, "Lex Luthor and the Sudbury Boys", and "Spiral - The Batman Killer", the prior academic references, the latter actual career references. The shutdown of the "United Nations Security Council", by planting a forged work on American Marxism from 2003, from an economics business professor at UMass-Amherst, Gerald Friedman, through the actual United Nations; published independently overseas, by those dependent on the United Nations as an American CIA entity; falsely framed as MI-6. The same NSA trick, used on Stephen Glass, a Vatican affiliated lawyer out of the Italian government's Nortel structure.

Spiral:

Joshua Moen: Keep the President's secret about Raven Bush getting stoned, or Cam Hollopeter marries your wife. But you don't have a wife, you're in love with Superman. Not Batman.

Method: Men's writing and literature styles, conflict terms of endearment in imago transformation.

Keanu Reeves: Clear Ben Brown of raping Raven Bush, or place yourself in perpetuity of your film, "The Matrix 1", being owned by the Crown Government.

Method: RTS counselor first sight response, however on public Majesty's review in Court.

Jenna Williamson: Place wired testimony through VFW, and accept your draft into the United States photographic corps unit for an upcoming military conflict.

Method: Coverage of the USS Cole bombing, being varied into a "K", the "Kierney" Amish mark on Marlboro cigarettes.

Ben Brown: Admit into economics program despite not earning a valedictorian's GPA through gymnastic and academic marks in highschool, or a military tour on apprenticeship to warrant officer status.

Method: US Presidential merits and statuses of badge, passed, during freshman year orientation.

Matthew Lennox: Separation from Raven Bush, under her alias, "Silver Laventi", at UMass-Amherst; attempting to engage for Elks Club, the Drake family, to remove from David's vicinity and allow him to take a law career for the Winchester CIA undercover in Israeli biotech medical testing on "Goyim", humans that have done DXM.

Method: Interjection through a Coen, the "Chutzpah" family, and placement of Raven inside the German underground as a medical advisor.

Peter Tsapatsaris: Outing that the name and alias used, is false, linking instead to a black drug dealer murdered on the MUSH.

Method: Interpreting with the actual alias, as the individual being extorted by the claimed name, out of Brian Monaghan's connection to NEWS Harvard, the studio print for the Boston Herald.

Brett Norman: Moving between ExSec operations controller, Andre Berube, after being recruited for role, and a permanent incarceration in Pembroke, watched by Steven "The Rifle" Flemmi.

Method: Placement in Pembroke military ward facility, to remove Rhode Island judge in league with Israeli Medical Authority.

The Matrix:

British Commonwealth (UK) Positions:

Boris Yeltsin: Claim, working through America for economic reestablishment.

Elie Wiesel: Claim, working to prevent anti-Semitism in United States.

Stan Lee: Claim, working in an MI-6 brand to teach police morals.

Queen Elizabeth II: Claim, defending British Isles against Adolf Hitler's traditions.

George W. Bush Jr.: Claim, Shriner's Freemasonic Lodge of England.

Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) Roles:

Boris Yeltsin: National Rifle Association.

Elie Wiesel: Romalian Federation.

Stan Lee: Hitler Youth.

Queen Elizabeth II: Catholic-Sepulchre Jewish Orthodoxy.

George W. Bush Jr.: Kaiser's Lodge.

[antonio-velardo]

Antonio Velardo shares: ‘The Kill Room’ Review: A ‘Pulp’ Pairing With No Juice by Glenn Kenny

By Glenn Kenny The “Pulp Fiction” actors Uma Thurman and Samuel L. Jackson reunite in a bloody saga that is past its “best by” date, but includes an all-star supporting cast. Published: September 28, 2023 at 07:00AM from NYT Movies https://ift.tt/3dMU0f6 via IFTTT

[feathery-thing]

Hello,

I would like to introduce myself. But not the usual way: So I found this list of prompts the other day >

on Pinterest and I'd like to use that. And maybe someone finds interesting music here too.

1. A Song with a colour in the title

"Rosenrot" by Faun

2. A Song you like with a number in the title

"A Billion" by Fewjar feat. Tell You What Now

3. A Song that reminds you of Summertime

"I ain't worried" by OneRepublic

4. A Song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget about

"Mädchensache" by Lumaraa

5. A Song that needs to be played loud

"Deadzone" by Blind Channel

6. A Song that makes you want to dance

"Gefesselt" by Alix Oder Nix

7. A Song to drive to

"Rescue me" by OneRepublic

8. A song about drugs and alcohol

"To the bar" by Cooper Allan

9. A song that makes you happy

"Überleben" by Alix oder Nix

10. A Song that makes you sad

"Onyx" by Fewjar

11. A Song that you never get tired of

"You give love a bad name" by Bon Jovi

12. A Song from your preteen years

" Sieben mal" by Eisblume

13. One of your favorite 80s Songs

"Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins

14. A Song you would love played at your Wedding

"Song of the lonely Mountain (Extened Version)" by Howard Shore

15. A Song, that is a Cover by another artist

"Great balls of fire" covered by Miles Teller

16. One of your favorite classical Songs

I have no knowledge about classic, i'm sorry

17. A song that would sing a duet with on karaoke

"Ozean" by Tommy Blackout feat. Fewjar

18. A song from the year that you were born

"Without me" by Eminem

19. A Song that makes you think about life

"Alles ist jetzt", by Bosse

20. A Song that has many meanings to you

" Opinions" by Blind Channel

21. A favorite song with a person's name in the title

"Uma Thurman" by Fall Out Boy

22. A Song that moves you forward

"Godsent" by Smash to pieces

23. A song you think everybody should listen to

"Jericho" by Iniko

24. A song by a band you wish were still together

"Hydra 3D" by Dat Adam

25. A Song by an artist no longer living

"Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen

26. A Song that makes you want to fall in love

"Ten years" by Dadi Freyr

27. A Song that breaks your heart

"Up for good" by Fewjar

28. A Song by an artist with a voice that you love

"Valhalla" by Smash To Pieces

29. A song that you remember from your childhood

"Poker Face" by Lady Gaga

30. A Song that reminds you of yourself

"Onyx Var.6" by Fewjar

[joshdonnas]

"Well, I'd like this day to be over pretty bad."

Take This Sabbath Day (1x14) x Mandatory Minimums (1x20) | The West Wing (1999-2006)

[all-that-jazz-93]

This is a Kenny Thurman appreciation post

[donnajosh]

THE WEST WING 1.14 – “Take This Sabbath Day”

[twentyhoursinstudiosixty]

[kryptonianc]

Hey y’all, I recently started rewatching West Wing. Last time I watched TWW was like ‘06 or ‘07. But, I really ship Kenny and Josh. I’m (seriously) going to write a fanfic about those two. I promise/hope I’ll go back to writing that Supergirl fanfic I was writing for a while. But it’s been a while since I last watched Supergirl and I am sincerely sorry.

[tvguidancecounselor]

TV Guidance Counselor Episode 685: Matthew Broussard

December 9-16, 2000

This week Ken welcomes pun loving comedian behind the comedy special "Hyperbolic", Matthew Broussard.

Ken and Matthew discuss Pokemon, the repressed feelings from the turn of the century, giving up video games, enjoying arts and crafts, not being into sports, swimming, genius ads, homoerotic break in fantasies used to sell breath mints, Madden, sculpting, the genius of gang signs, economy of words, living in a sponsored society, SNL, the one t-shirt that offended Ken, being polite, miss opportunities with Tony Hawk, having your own rope, naked babies on Al Roker, Braveheart, the Discover E-Book, Cartoon Cartoon, Cow and Chicken, I am Weasel, how Adventure Time might just be the greatest show of the 21st Century, Emergency Vets handle vomiting monkeys, South Park, financial struggles, Sopranos, Malcolm in the Middle, Kirk Cameron hosting Santa's Funniest Moments, Brad Pitt's early days on Growing Pains, over the top acting, the heavy drama of Hey! Arnold!, Becker, Becker's 9/11 episode, silly accents, Uma Thurman for president, The Riddler, how Tom Waits influenced the Joker, the moneyball-ificiation of America, the mixed world of childhood play, limitless imagination, Looney Tunes, being shot in front of a live audience, puns, Tom Kenny, the Ice King, old school voice over talent, Sex and the City, Will and Grave, Tom and Jerry, writing for Sean Hayes, The Real World, how Puck is an a-hole, how Carrie is the Villain, how Ferris Buheler is the villain, and the man who is married to Claire Danes. 

[brittaforthewin]

Top 5 West Wing guest stars/recurring characters!

Ooh thanks for the question! <3 This isn’t particularly in order: 1. Ron Butterfield Ron’s just such a steady and comforting presence... the ideal professional and competent Secret Service director, yet with soft and compassionate vibes as well. I love that nothing too bad happened to him and that he was there throughout the whole series 2. Joey Lucas (+ Kenny Thurman) Another character I’m very grateful appeared throughout the whole series. She was just so fun and smart. I love her friendship with Josh and that it continued to the point he involved her in the Santos campaign when he was isolated from everyone else. Kenny has a similar energy to Ron Butterfield of being both very professional and very lovely, it would have been fun to get to know him better but I also liked that he was just there as such a reliable friend and support for Joey and everyone else. Although my favourite Joey Lucas scene is probably actually the one without Kenny, when she and Josh talk at the airport in 2x20! 3. Nancy McNally Actually I think Nancy also has the same vibe I’m talking about with all these recurring characters... consummate professionalism combined with real kindness and compassion (and she’s another character I’m grateful nothing happened to). I love her scene with Sam in 2x16 as well as her general dry humour and strong presence. 4. Ellie Bartlet She’s so sweet and I love her complicated but loving relationship with Jed... I love the balance between her being shy and unsure and yet being able be brave and do her press conference and stand up to her president dad for what’s right with the Surgeon General for example. She stands out as quite unique for being less outwardly confident than almost every other character in the show, but she owns it.

5. Colin Ayres Maybe a controversial choice idk? But knowing comfortably Josh/Donna was endgame, I liked Colin and I kind of wanted/expected them to do a bit more with him (like everything about Gaza tbh...) and had been wondering if he would show up again (at least Josh kept mentioning him which I liked!). I feel like at least one of Donna’s relationships could have had a bit of a longer staying power, even Jack (who was definitely my least fave compared to Colin and Cliff, though I adore his interactions with Josh in Arctic Radar) became told not shown after he and Donna got together and through their break up lol. But I guess the show wasn’t actually just about Donna’s love life... Honorable mentions: Stanley Keyworth, Admiral Fitzwallace, Ginger, Margaret, Ronna Beckman, Joe Quincy (this is probably just my weakness for Chandler talking... the inevitable day I give into watching Studio 60 for him and Brad creeps ever closer) Put “top 5” anything in my ask!

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 1.7

Beer Birthdays

John Kress (1825)

John G. Schemm (1834)

Matthew Nunan (d. 1916, b. 1834)

Harry Schumacher (1969)

Daniel Llinas (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Charles Addams; cartoonist (1912)

Albert Bierstadt; artist (1830)

Nicolas Cage; actor (1964)

Millard Fillmore; 13th U.S. President (1800)

Jean-Pierre Rampal; flutist (1922)

Famous Birthdays

Red Allen; jazz trumpeter (1906)

Nicholson Baker; writer (1957)

Sandra Bernhard; comedian (1955)

William Peter Blatty; screenwriter (1928)

David Caruso; actor (1956)

Tony Conogliaro; Boston Red Sox OF (1945)

Katie Couric; news anchor (1957)

Kenny Davern; clarinetist/saxophonist (1935)

Lyndsy Fonseca; actress (1987)

Vincent Gardenia; actor (1920)

Erin Gray; actor (1950)

James Harrington; English philosopher (1611)

William Hurlstone; English pianist, composer (1876)

Zora Neale Hurston; writer (1891)

Carolyn Bessette Kennedy; politician (1966)

Linda Kozlowski; actor (1958)

Kenny Loggins; pop musician (1948)

Robert Longo; artist (1953)

Mike McGear; musician, Paul McCartney's brother (1944)

Butterfly McQueen; actor (1911)

Thurman Munson; New York Yankees C (1947)

Sofi Oksanen; Finnish author (1977)

Charles Péguy; French philosopher (1873)

Francis Poulenc; composer, pianist (1899)

Maury Povich; television show host (1939)

Rand Paul; politician (1963)

Jeremy Renner; actor (1971)

Paul Revere; rock musician (1938)

Kathy Valentine; bass player (1959)

John E. Walker; English chemist (1941)

Jann Wenner; Rolling Stone magazine founder (1946)

Adolph Zukor; Hungarian-American film producer (1873)

[zooterchet]

Famous Bloodlines Encountered (A Life of Scum and Villainy)

Michael Charlebois: "Cain", a spy's accountant, out of "Chutzpah", a political artist.

Alice O'Neill: "Kilpatrick", a female spy, out of "U'Niall", a spy's slaver.

Kenny Winston: "Weinstein", a Gentile's banker, out of "Cromwell", a German fire fighter.

Ryan Taylor: "Gaylord", a Buddhist assassin, out of "Polk", an optometrist.

Katie Stevens: "Stevenson", a Jamaican drug runner, out of "Alexander", a Macedonian inventor.

Matthew Lennox: "Satan", a Jewish king, out of "Nigger", a Parisian actor's mother to Scipio Africanus.

John Remby: "Roosevelt", a poverty demanded leader, out of "Alexander", a Macedonian inventor.

Pasquale Acosta: "Ibn Rashid", a Medina Arab, out of "Princeps", a Central Powers mercenary.

William Morgan: "Davis", a Southern cotton obsessive, out of "Hamilton", a treasurer's informant's officer.

Mark Salib: "Harding", a munitions developer, out of "Gilgamesh", a sugar salesman.

Cassie-Leigh Stock: "Donalban", a Puerto Rican Aryan, out of "Gould", a fascist writer for Francisco Franco.

Alexandra Gaetano: "Crowley", an Irish priest, out of "Brian", the victim of Christ.

Jenna Williamson: "Bundy", a Canadian spy, out of "Booth", a Mossad hired assassin.

Zach Savell: "Morales", a firefighter's inventor, out of "Aragorn", the first cowboy.

Maureen Harrison: "Harrison", a poisoner artist Gadze, out of "Cornwallace", a disgraced general.

Jen McDade: "Aensley", a British banker, out of "Lemerise", a British cop family.

Jeremy Stevens: "Mosley", a Group Force Leader, out of "Oswald", a British undercover agent.

Raven Bush: "Desperado", a Comanche Sheriff, out of "Joseph", a defeated Greek.

David Cohen: "Adolph", a German Turkish spy, out of "Ataturk", a cigarettes salesman.

Nicholas Maynard: "Hayes", a patent swindler, out of "Bourbon", a female transgender.

Allison Haimes: "Chi Minh", a CIA undercover, out of "The Duke of York", a professional British knife fighter.

Greg Connolly: "Visser", an Afrikaans Irish, out of "Lan Ray", a Boer Holocaust victim.

Brian Monaghan: "Myers", a KGB Ireland, out of "Carnegie", a Scottish Knight.

Ivan Tomasic: "Dahmer", a professional first strike mutually assured destruction pilot, out of "Ljudovich", an Austrian Black Shirt.

Christopher Sweeney: "Sween", a Black Baron Schultzstaffel, out of "Washington", a Romalian Boelyn.

Joshua Moen: "Van Zant", a professional raconteur assassin, out of "Chaucer", a Knight's Guard.

Bernice Lamb: "De Salvo", a Nietzschean Ubermensch, out of "Panzram", a sculptor author.

Joshua Golden: "Eshkol", an intelligence programs founder, out of "Mosaic", a Hittite Prince.

Uma Thurman: "Magnusdotter", a bodybuilder assassin, out of "Catherine", a surmised monarch.

Joseph Biden: "Capone", a police officer criminal, out of "James of Scotland", a legal reformer.

Lloyd Ahlquist: "Agnew", a Rabbinical entomologist, out of "Bin Laden", a prison convicts manager.

Will Ferrell: "Adams", a carnival's lover, out of "Pedro II", a harbormaster.

Joseph Kennedy III: "Kenway", a pork meats distributor, out of "Kennedy", a Tepes, a cannibal.

[bookcastic]

just TWW things

I think my favorite thing about any Josh and Joey Lucas interaction is Kenny’s facial expressions at seeing how awkward and adorable Josh is being and how amused Joey is by this lol