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piranesi

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  1. Shit dude, that's nothing. When I was 10 I made my dad buy me a copy of Fraggle Rock magazine bc I had a crush on the one hippie, trippy muppet. That he did that for me and did not enroll me in military school is a credit to that late great man.
  2. This I believe was brought up to compare to Goldberg who could not follow the same signals.
  3. Man I don't know from wutherinig whatever but if they made a live actio Heathcliff with him it would fuggin rock.
  4. Astrid Plane get PAAAAAAAAAAAAIAIAIAIAIAIIEEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!
  5. I think we know that's because they got tired of losing to the bear.
  6. Shit. Be careful everyone. He's not trolling. There is a small but real percentage of the population who would die for Buckaroo Bonzai. And once one of them starts talking about it it's lights out, man.
  7. This is a man who keeps his promises unlike that Buckaroo Bonzai fucker.
  8. I mean it's an emmy. they give Emmies to like the car from KNight Rider and Capt. Stubing. I'm just assuming he'll get like five or six.
  9. Shit I am all about that booth life. This is a disaster.
  10. Followed immediately by the series premier of FORTUNE HUNTER!
  11. Not Even (technically) Dave Anymore: My Life as Bautista - A one man comedic off-Broadway show consisting of monologues by actor/wrestler Dave Bautista. Won 16 Tony awards and the film adaptation won a Grammy and 2 Oscars making Dave Bautista the first wrestling EGOT (tv guide rating ***)
  12. Or a reality show where they have to live and vacation around the world with Cm PUnk and AJ Lee.
  13. The best thing that comes out of any of this is the Stephanie McMahon and HHH get away from the business and just turn into to regular happy rich assholes on social media who post occasionally funny mostly narcissistic bullshit but aren't actively fucking people over on the daily and I can kind of like them again.
  14. Not that there is anything wrong with mattress selling. It's a noble and honorable calling. It's just, you know, not for me... It just occurred to me to just say this once and get it over with "If any emissaries of any prince's of any country's investment funds are looking around at wrestling message boards as part of an online viral strategy, i can guarantee you big engagements. If you can guarantee me, you know, big paygagements if you know whata I mean!" Just needed to say that. also i think I clicked on a button that made my post a bunch of number things. I am high.
  15. Man if I sold mattresses I would not give one fuck and I would step in front of a tractor.
  16. I know it's rare nowadays. Like when Perry Mason would pop on in a made for t.v. movie in the 90s every so often and he hadn't been around for so long but you watched and ate popcorn and it felt good. It's just like that when threads align and Big Dave does something cool and someone posts Big Dave doing something cool and so it's time... FOR BATISTA FASHION WATCH
  17. What could go wrong upsetting a fan base made up of Critical Role posters who have invested their entire life identity in the concept of a pretty purple disabled nonbinary tiefling. That sort doesn't take things personally nor are they online much.
  18. Typing that I realized that is probably the last time I ever truly marked out at something in WWE and that was 10 years ago.
  19. Now I want to see VInce take Tony out to the ring to retire and hand off the company to Tony. But astute fans will note that Vince is wearing a comically ovdrsized Salmon-colored suit as he raises Tony's arm.
  20. I always thought of Vince as the kind of guy who needed to win. Be #1. The idea that he would sell out to a richer man in the end because all along it was just a long con for the biggest cashout possible seems odd to me for him. Like it would bug him forever that he wasn't still winning the game. Or he's just that good a player that he got me to be a mark for the idea that he was a mark for himself.
  21. If you enjoy his interactions with the Police themselves, the A Fiend in Deed is a good one since he's going after the actual Police Commissioner and we sort of see how he is viewed by the top brass as a strange creature, but one to be wary of. He's also in the station a lot. And it's Mike Lally's biggest role at the end of the episode.
  22. I think he contradicts himself too many times to trust any of it. and at times he's so clearly putting on a show. Like in the Leonard Nimor episode where early on he almost passes out at the sight of a surgery, but later he is staring directly into the surgical room from overhead watching Nimoy's hands like a hawk. Why do the act? Nimoy wasn't even there when he did that part. It was just for his own benefit. He is a very nice psychopath.
  23. Bob Dishy is the young guy they have taggin along with him. He is an excellent typist! A few people made many appearances as many different characters. At least a hundred people I would think appeared at least twice as two different people. But a few notables in terms of quantity: An extra type actor that Falk liked named Mike Lally was in like 15 mostly non speaking roles but a few more prominent. Falk used to have his own car go around to pick him up on shooting days because he liked to hang out with him. Vito Scotti was everywhere on the show, playing snobby tailors, snobby maitre d's, snobby doormen, etc. In terms of repeat characters, there is also one guy played by John Finnegan that Columbo seems to respect and calls "Duffy". In A Fiend in Deed he's the lead detective in robbery and helps him eliminate suspects but in Lovely But Lethal he's there helping on Homicide. BUT he also shows up like 10 more times as 10 totally different people. Jerome Guardino played the same background cop four or five times. A scary looking guy named Todd Martin also showed up twice as the same background cop. In season 2 there was a Dr. that was in 2 epsiodes played by the guy who was Teri Garr's dad in Young Frankenstein. The guy with a camera shop Columbo visits in Negative Reaction played an unnamed coroner twice. I think that's it as far as I know.
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