Yes, All Right, Occasionally, This Is How I Spend Some of My Time
How in the world did I forget (or, horror, did I not know?) that Kate Jackson was on an episode of Ally McBeal?
And in other “How did I not know that?” realms, only today did I get why it was such a big deal that Bruce Boxleitner plays Cap’n Awesome’s father on Chuck: Because BB was TRON. I still think it would have been even funnier if Kate Jackson had played Awesome’s mom, though. A little spy-show inheritance. Having learned this, I started thinking of maybe one more reason why Chuck is perennially on the bubble–it is just on the cusp of my generation (witness I’ve never seen TRON) and appeals to a small section of that generation, at that. Fingers crossed that they can get it moving in a growth direction without destroying the appeal …
And if you’re wondering how I got started on this line of thought, I spent a few minutes this morning watching some YouTube clips of Scarecrow and Mrs. King. Laugh all you want; it was a great show.
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Hi,
Just checking in, been a while. I do think I remember Kate Jackson, “Charlie’s Angels” (?). Haven’t watched much TV in years, know nothing about “Ally McBeal” or “Chuck”, or “Scarecrow”. I did see “Tron” a long time ago, not bad.
Did see that Jane Randolph died a couple of weeks ago. “Cat People”, RKO 1942. Nice creepy horror flick, no blood and guts. Val lewton.
Moron, me, signing off ;)
Comment by jbarntt — May 29, 2009 @ 9:52 pm