#ron berger

[buzzcutssn]

S06E08

[nerds-yearbook]

Transformers the movie was released on August 8, 1986. Originally, G.I. Joe the movie was meant to be released first but was pushed back. Blowback from the Death of Optimus Prime (Peter Cullin) caused the producers to change the planned death of Duke (Michael Bell) in the G.I. Joe movie. Also, the commercial failure of the movie also down graded The G.I. Joe movie to straight to video/TV release. The movie was the final theatric roles of Orson Welles and Scatman Crothers. The human character Spike (Corey Burton) swore in the movie because they wanted a PG rating (The G.I. Joe movie had originally planned a scene of brief topless nudity to get their PG rating, but that was dropped somewhere in production). Seasons 1 and 2 were supposed to take place in the present, but the movie and season 3 were pushed forward 20 years in time to the year 2005. The movie not just killed off Optimus Prime, but also Ironhide (Cullen), Ratchet, Prowl (Michael Bell), Brawn (Burton), Wheeljack, Windcharger, Megatron (Frank Welker), Starscream (Christopher Collins/Chris Latta), Skywarp, Thundercracker, Shrapnel (Hal Rayle), Kickback (Clive Revill), Bombshell and (off screen) Huffer. The movie introduced Unicron (Welles), Galvatron (Leonard Nimoy), Arcee (Susan Blu), Ultra Magnus (Robert Stack), Hot Rod/Rodimus Prime (Judd Nelson), Springer (Neil Ross), Kup (Lionel Stander), Blurr (John Moschitta Jr), Wheelie, Cyclonus (Roger C Carmel), Scourge (Stan Jones), Kranix (Norman Alden), Arblus, Daniel Witwicky (David Mendenhall), the Lithones, the Shrikebats, the Sharkticons, the Quintessons, the Allicons, (the Mini-Cassettes) Eject, Rewind, (the Junkions) Wreck-Gar (Eric Idle), Junkyard, Scrapheap, Re-Cycle, Rubbish, Hazmat, Ashtray, Greasestain, Wasteoid Gamma, and Trashbin. The movie also included Astrotrain (Jack Angel), Scrapper, Swoop (both by Bell), Grimlock (Gregg Berger), Devastator (Arthur Burghardt), Shockwave (Burton), Jazz (Cruthers), Dirge (Bud Davis), Perceptor (Paul Eiding), Blitzwing (Ed Gilbert), Bumblebee (Dan Gilvezan), Blaster (Buster Jones), Cliffjumper (Casey Kasem), Laserbeak (Latta), Scavenger (Don Messick), Bonecrusher, Hook, Slag (all Ross), Soundwave, Rumble, Frenzy, and Ravage (all Welker). Leonard Nimoy would return to the Transformers franchise in the live action reboot as the voice of Sentinel Prime in Transformer's Dark of the Moon. The sound track was very eclectic including the iconic "The Touch" by Stan Bush and "Dare to Be Stupid" by Weird Al Yankovic. The score was by Rocky IV composer Vince DiCola. While it underperformed and was controversial upon its release, the movie has since gone on to be a cult classic. ("Transformers: The Movie", Movie, Event)

[burningmarsdenss]

From "amazonfreevee: Instagram.

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Hellblazer #24 ‘The Family Man’ (1989) by Jamie Delano, Ron Tiner and Tom Ziuko. Edited by Karen Berger. Cover by Kent Williams.

[lupoteodoro]

My Ron Livingston Watchlist Guide

Must-Watch

Office Space (1999)

Band of Brothers (2001)

Ron Livingston's Complete Bootcamp Video Diary (2001)

Keyboard Cat Redux (2009)

Highly Recommended

Swingers (1996) – Goofy.

A Rumor of Angels (2000) – Beautiful movie, and this role led him to get Nix.

Holly (2006)

Music Within (2007)

Defying Gravity (2009) – could have been an iconic space drama.

Parkland (2013) – I love his performance in this one.

Loudermilk (2017-2020)

Worth Watching

The Low Life (1995) – Story of a Yale grad.

Townies (1996) -- licked by a golden retriever puppy

Campfire Tales (1997) – full back nudity.

Body Shots (1999) -- yeah, that one

Beat (2000) – Super cute nerdy gay boy.

44 Minutes: The North Hollywood Shoot-Out (2003)

Sex and the City (1998-2004) – Enough is enough: Berger is my pretty baby boy.

House (2006) – He looks so good.

Relative Strangers (2006) – Fun to watch.

Standoff (2006-2007) – Obviously.

Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King (2006)

Leave (2011) – A BoB cast reunion.

Drinking Buddies (2013)

Boardwalk Empire (2013-2014)

Saints & Strangers (2015)

Shangri-La Suite (2016) – Fat Elvis.

Welcome to America (2016)

Daddy Vibes

The Conjuring (2013) – Haunted dad.

Fort Bliss (2014) – Military spouse dad.

The 5th Wave (2016) – Post-apocalyptic gorgeous dad.

Lucky (2017) – Because his look here is what I imagine for Stanhope.

Tully (2018) – Gentle omega dad.

The Long Dumb Road (2018) – Violent Alpha Dad.

The Romanoffs (2018) – Reasonable dad.

A Million Little Things (2018-2023) – Why does he die right away and leave a mess behind? This show annoys me. But he's so good in it.

The Flash (2023) – The Flash’s dad.

Sitting in Bars with Cake (2023) – Adorable sad dad.

His Pretty Face >> plot

JAG (1997) – POW baby.

Timecop (1997) – A 1920s New York cop.

Two Ninas (1999)

The Practice (1999) – I think his character was bullied, but he still looked very great.

Buying the Cow (2002)

The Cooler (2003)

Little Black Book (2004)

10 Years (2011)

Love Him Even as a Villain/Tragic

Adaptation (2002)

King of the Ants (2003)

American Crude (2008)

Dinner for Schmucks (2010)

The Odd Life of Timothy Green (2012)

The Professor (2018)

Search Party (2016-2022)

Doesn’t Fit Anywhere but You Could Watch

The Time Traveler's Wife (2009)

Game Change (2012)

[motorsport-jesus]

Good Time Jesus

Rating: Mature

Categories: Gen, M/M

Relationships: Alain Prost/Ayrton Senna, Ayrton Senna & Viviane Senna, Nicolas Prost & Ayrton Senna, Gerhard Berger & Ayrton Senna

Characters: Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, Viviane Senna, Leonardo Senna da Silva, Bianca Senna, Gerhard Berger, Ron Dennis, Nicolas Prost

Additional Tags: Gay Panic, Drunk Ayrton Is The Funniest Ayrton, Prank War In The Background, Alain is a war story this is comedy film, Ayrton Senna Is A Menace, Pining, Character Study, Slow Burn, written by an impatient person, Catholicism, I tried to focus on it less but Ayrton took over, Extended Metaphors, Unreliable Narrator, i feel like that should be obvious

Summary:

Ayrton Senna’s crush on Alain Prost is more fact of life than something to toil over. That is until he’s moving to another team and no longer is contractually obligated to spend time with Ayrton. Or, Ayrton Senna spends two years pining for Alain Prost and Sundays and everyone has to deal with it.

[ayrtonsennatea]

Frogs and cheese incident lore:

Australia - 1990

involved: A.Senna & G.Berger

This takes place during a holiday stay in Australia with Senna, Berger, McLaren boss Ron Dennis and then-wife Lisa.

One evening when Berger went on a run there was this golf course with some “big things jumping around” (frogs/toads) so he decided to prepare a nice friendly surprise for his good friend Senna.

He went to the concierge and gave him 100$ and told the concierge to “bring him some”.

The concierge then proceeded to give Berger a full bag of about 50 frogs (or toads god knows what it was) so Berger asked Lisa Dennis to help him with this little project.

When they had dinner Berger picked up Ayrton’s room key and together with Lisa went to his room and put those bloody frogs everywhere.

The next morning furious Senna confronted Berger about the situation to which Berger replied “Where did you find the snake?”

To this situation Senna responded with buying the most disgusting and strong smelling cheese and stuck it into Berger’s AC unit and turned it on full blast.

[stupidnicknamehere]

I have finally finished reading Malcolm Folley's book Prost vs Senna. Honestly, I had very high expectations for this book as it is everywhere touted as the best and most objective analysis of the Prost-Senna rivalry. I was so excited that I devoured the first 100 pages on the history of F1 and its rich tradition as a British sport, as well as all the events he was involved in. What followed was the story of Alain Prost and his rise to the top category; his struggles, his teammates and his learnings which, although I already knew, was still worth reading.

However, that is where the good stuff ends.In a nutshell, this book is NOT objective: It is dedicated to painting a complete picture of Prost, elevating his version of the story as facts:

Prost: "In the race, Senna got completely ahead at the start... then pushed me off the track." That did NOT happen, and I have literally seen videos. De Angelis was the one who crashed into Prost.

I don't mind all the pages devoted to the crash at the 1990 Suzuka GP, but we definitely have a problem when the incident from the previous year, in 1989, is barely mentioned; you know, the one where it was Alain who deliberately crashed into Senna. (A bit off topic, but this is also a point that was repeated in the Prost documentary, and it really bothered me.)

The image that is painted of Senna, as a spoiled rich kid, obsessed with winning at any cost, clashes quite a bit with his actions throughout his career, such as the time he helped Martin Donnelly, saved Erik Comas' life and his crusade to improve safety conditions for drivers (this topic was already touched on in 1990), It also makes no effort to show his point of view, his own story to get to F1 and it is all limited to biased conjectures by the author. The people interviewed about Senna are either neutral observers (Ramirez and Leberer) or people who were not very sympathetic to him (Brundle, Warwick and Hill), of course we also have Berger and Ron Dennis, whose opinions are almost ignored.

There are times when it feels like the author was trying his best to justify Prost's actions and demonize Senna's who, we know, was neither a saint nor an innocent in this conflict, but the way he is described here just doesn't make sense to me. It just would be better to say: "Oh! Senna was a whiny brat, he complained about so many things... FISA is fair and unblemished, the problem was obviously him." Really?

In conclusion, if you are a fan of Alain Prost, you will love this book. If you are not a fan of Ayrton Senna, you will surely like it too. However, if you are like me and are just looking for an objective perspective on who these drivers were, on the rivalry that would give rise to a golden age in the sport, or if you are looking for another perspective on who Ayrton Senna really was outside of the deification with which he is portrayed in many propaganda outlets, you will NOT find it in this book.

Frankly, a huge disappointment.

[theteapotofdoom]

Me watching Angels and Demons dir. by Ron Howard in 2009 at age 16 vs me watching Conclave dir. by Edward Berger in 2025 at age 28.

[yyenky]

After Alain left, what sort of influence did Gerhard Berger have on Ayrton?

– Gerhard bought humor to the team – he was a massive ice-breaker. He took it to the extreme – Gerhard had no limits, and I mean NO limits. He got to the point where it was positively dangerous: there was one occasion when we were diving in Hamilton, we were at quite a good depth, and Gerhard paddled over and turned my air off! He thought that was hilarious! On that same trip, they threw me into the sea, and then decided to start chumming to see if they could attract sharks! It’s funny now, it wasn’t so funny at the time…

– Ron Dennis

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[buzzcutssn]

S10E06

[nerds-yearbook]

G.I. Joe the Movie was released on August 14, 1987. It was meant to be a theatrical release, see the death of Duke (Michael Bell), and have a topless scene with Zarana (Lisa Raggio). The production went longer than predicted so the Transformers movie was released first, which ended up having a huge impact on the Joe movie. Because Transformers the Movie underperformed in the theaters, it was decided to release the Joe movie as a direct to video and TV presentation. Because the Transformers movie recieved so much backlash from killing Optimus Prime (Peter Cullen), dialogue was added explaining Duke didn't die but went into a coma. The topless scene was story boarded but the scene was altered in the final film with a swim top. Most of the new characters introduced were the new recruits (Lt Falcon - Don Johnson, Kunoichi Jinx - Shuko Akune, Chuckles, Law - Ron Ortiz and Order, Big Lob - Brad Sanders, and Tunnel Rat - Laurie Faso), Sgt Slaughter's (Robert Remus), Renegades (Mercer - Kristoffer Tabori, Red Dog - Poncie Ponce, and Taurus - Earn Boen) and the mutants from Cobra-La (Pythona - Jennifer Darling, Golobulus - Burgess Meredith, and Nemesis Enforcer - Cullen). As Cobra Commander (Christopher Collins/Chris Latta) was facing a mutiny by Dr Mindbender(Brian Cummings), Baroness (Morgan Lofting), Destro (Arthur Burghardt), Zartan (Zack Hoffman), Tomax (Corey Burton) and Xamot (Bell), Pythona arrived and convinced Cobra to steal the BET device. The mission failed, Serpentor was captured, and Cobra Commander retreated his forces to Cobra-La. There Golobulus revealed that Cobra Commander was an escapee from Cobra-La. Also that Cobra-La had secretly manipulated Dr Mindbender into creating Serpentor (Dick Gautier). While Lt Falcon was court martialed by the Joes, Cobra Commander was put on trial in Cobra-La. The movie also featured the familiar Joes and Cobras Low Light (Charlie Adler), Wet Suit (Jack Angel), Blow Torch, Lift-Ticket (both Bell), Motorviper (Gregg Berger), Iceberg (Burghardt), Beach Head (William Callaway), Quick Kick (Francois Chau), Zandar (Cullen), Dial-Tone (Hank Garrett), Hawk (Ed Gilbert), Slip Stream (Dan Gilvezan), Roadblock (Kene Holiday), Bazooka (John Hostetter), Doc (Buster Jones), Gung Ho, Ripper, Televiper (all Latta), Lady J ( Mary McDonald-Lewis), Letherneck (Chuck McCann), Cross-Country (Michael McConnohie), Snow Job (Rob Paulsen), Mainframe (Patrick Pinney), Flint (Bill Ratney), Buzzer, Shipwreck, Monkeywrench, Hector Remirez (all Neil Ross), Thrasher (Ted Schwartz), Scarlett (B.J. Ward), Alpine (Lee Weaver), Torch, Wild Bill (both Frank Welker), Lifeline (Stan Wojno), and Jackson Beck as the narrator. ("G.I. Joe the Movie", Movie, Event)

[burningmarsdenss]

Brandon Loeser, Ben Seaward, Ron Song, Ross Kimball, Cassandra Blair, Whitney Rice, Ronald Gladden, Maria Russell, Susan Berger, Alan Barinholtz, Ishmel Sahid and James Marsden attend the Amazon Freevee "Jury Duty" themed food trucks serving tacos on June 14, 2023 in Studio City, California. (Photo by Paul Archuleta/Getty Images)

[planesky]

“Ceasefire!”

Ok. Bring back the hostages.

Abraham Munder, 78.

Samer Fuad El-Talalka, 22.

Bilal Alziadna, 21.

Hamza Alziadna, 22.

Yosef Hamid Alziadna, 53.

Joshua Loitu Mollel, 21.

Sujith Nissanka, 48.

Chaim Peri, 79.

Yarden Roman Gat, 36.

Elad Katzir, 47.

Hannah Katzir, 77.

Oded Lifshitz, 83.

Amiram Cooper, 84.

Ronen Engle, 54.

Yuval Engle, 11.

Mika Engle, 18.

Carina Engle-Bert, 51.

Abigail Idan, 3.

Tamar Gutman, 27.

Channa Peri, 79.

Nadav Popplewell, 51.

Emilia Aloni, 5.

Daniel Aloni, 44.

Yuly Konio, 3.

Ema Konio, 3.

Sharon Aloni Konio, 34.

David Konio, 33.

Shlomi Ziv, 40.

Yahel Gani Shoham, 3.

Nave Shoham, 8.

Tal Shoham, 38.

Adi Shoham, 38.

Noam Avigdori, 12.

Sharon Avigdori, 52.

Shoshan Haran, 67.

Itzhk Elgarat, 68.

Alexander Dancyg, 75.

Inbar Haiman, 27.

Omer Shem Tov, 21.

Raz Ben Ami, 57.

Ilana Gritzewsky, 30.

Tsachi Idan, 51.

Elma Avraham, 84.

Or Levy, 33.

Guy Gilboa-Dalal, 22.

Gadi Moshe Mosez, 79.

Adina Moshe, 72.

Tamar Metzger, 78.

Yoram Metzger, 80.

Noa Marciano, 19.

Roni Krivoi, 25.

Tal Goldstein, 9.

Gal Goldstein, 11.

Agam Goldstein, 17.

Chen Almog-Goldstein, 48.

Daniel Gilboa, 19.

Eitan Yahalomi, 12.

Ovad Yahalomi, 49.

Ella Elyakim, 8.

Dafna Elyakim, 14.

Evyatar David, 26.

Raz Katz Asher, 4.

Avis Katz Asher, 2.

Doron Katz Asher, 34.

Efrat Katz, 68.

Alon Lulu Shamirz, 26.

Maya Regev, 21.

Itay Regev, 18.

Shani Louk, 22.

Omri Miran, 46.

Alon Ohel, 22.

Hersh Golden-Polin, 23.

Maya Leimberg, 17.

Gabriella Leimberg, 59.

Fernando Marman, 60.

Clara Marman, 63.

Bar Kuperstein, 21.

Noa Sharabi, 16.

Eli Sharabi, 55.

Four Angel, 18.

Yossi Sharabi, 53.

Moran Yanai, 40.

Adrienne ‘Aviva’ Siegel, 62.

Ron Sherman, 19.

Ditza Haiman, 84.

Elia Cohen, 26.

Elkana Bohbot, 24.

Agam Berger, 19.

Ohad Ben-Ami, 55.

Nick Beiser, 19.

Yuval Brodetz, 8.

Oriya Brodetz, 4.

Ofri Brodetz, 10.

Hagar Brodetz, 40.

Naama Levy, 19.

Almog Meir Jan, 21.

Liraz Assulin, 38.

Karina Ariev, 19.

Noa Argamani, 19.

Or Avinathan, 30.

Liri Elbag, 18.

Mia Schem, 21.

Yaffa Adar, 85.

Omer Wenkert, 22.

Carmel Gat, 39.

Kfir Bibas, 9 Months.

Ariel Bibas, 4.

Shiri Bibas, 32.

Sahar Kalderon, 16.

Ofer Kalderon, 53.

Louis Har, 70.

Want peace? Want us to ceasefire?

Bring them back!

[deborahdeshoftim5779]

Neomi Baker | Neta Boaziz Morelli | Neta Epstein | Netanel Maskelchi | Netiv Nave Maayan | Nevo Arad | Nir Forti | Nir Madmon | Nir Nikita Popov | Nira Ronen | Nirel Zini | Nissim Levi | Nitikorn Sae Wang | Nitzan Goldenberg | Nitzan Rahum | Niv Aivas | Niv Raviv | Niv Tel Tzur | Nizan Libstein | Noa Englander | Noa Farage | Noa Glasberg | Noa Hiel | Noa Zander | Noah Hershkowitz | Noam Elyakim | Noam Liel Efraim | Noam Rabia | Noam Shai | Noam Shalon | Norel Mansouri | Noy Aviv | Noy Maudi | Noy Tiferet Za’afrani | Noya Dan | Noya Sharabi | Nurit Berger | Odaya Swisa | Oded Abergil | Ofek Aton | Ofek Kimhi | Ofek Rabia | Ofer Ron | Ofer Udi | Ofir Tzarfati | Ofra Keidar | Ohad Cohen | Oleg Lipschitz | Olga Naomi Romashkin | Omer Hermesh | Omer Siman Tov | Omer Zadikevitch | Omri Ahrak | Omri Lavi | Omri Ram | Or Akuni | Or Tasa | Or Ziv | Orel Abuhazera | Orel Pesso | Oren Aharon Vaknin | Oren Goldin | Oren Haim Ben Hemo | Ori Danino | Ori Tchernichovsky | Ori Yaish | Oriah Litman | Orión Hernández Radoux | Orit Sela Svirsky | Oriya Litman Ricardo | Orly Schwartzman Pinko | Oron Beilin | Oron Bira | Ortal Bobets Ben Ayun | Ossama Abu Issa | Ossama Abu Madiam | Oz Moshe Ezra | Padam Thapa | Papontanei Pongkrueh | Pathay Kiyatissek | Patnibin Maxwell | Patti Kiatisk | Paul Vincent Castelvi | Permutter Daniel Vadai | Pessia (Pessi) Cohen | Petro Bosko | Phichit Najan | Phirun Thanonphim | Phithak Tholaeng | Phongphat Suchat | Pongsatorn Khunsree | Prof. Sergei Gridskol | Rabbi Binyamin Rahamim | Rabbi Elimelech Wasserman | Rafael Fahimi | Raffi Mordo | Raffi Svisrsky | Rahel Rachel Deb | Raj Kumar Swarnakar | Rajan Fulara | Ram Sela | Ram Shalom | Ran Itamati | Ran Shefer | Ravid Arie Katz | Raz Bukobza | Raz Mizrahi | Refale Meir Maskelchi

These are the names of just a few of the victims of October 7, those murdered by the horde of Nazi savages from Gaza, or those kidnapped and imprisoned within that moral sewer.

On October 6, all of these people were alive and minding their own business. They were living their own lives. Islamic terrorists from Gaza took that all away from them, leaving a permanent scar on their communities and the entire nation of Israel.

More names will be coming up soon.