Bizarro is brought to you today by My First TV Crush.
Yesterday, I got an email from Julie Newmar, the original Catwoman from the Batman TV series of the 60s. Reading it, my heart was all aflutter, even after all these years. I was only 9 years old when I first saw her and fell hopelessly under her spell. The message was strong if ambiguous, given my tender age: I was heterosexual and I wanted Julie Newmar to teach me what that meant. Not long after, I saw her as Stupefyin’ Jones in the musical version of Lil Abner. Yowza!
What if, as I stared lustfully at the TV in 1967, someone had whispered into my ear, “One day, she will email you,”? I would not have believed it! Nor would I have known what email was and I probably would have screamed like baby at the sight of a time traveler in my living room.
Ms. Newmar was not contacting me about my heterosexuality, however. It seems her favorite Bizarro cartoon is the one shown here with the cat selling the dog on ebay, and she wanted to know if she could get it on a T-shirt and a mug. After a quick search, I realized that this cartoon hadn’t been posted in our store so I had it done posthaste and sent the link to Julie. I hope she could smell my pheromones on the response. I bet she could.
I then remembered that a lot of people have mentioned this cartoon to me over the years so I wanted to share it with you along with this story today. As long as I’m in a sharing mood, below are the two latest Bizarro cartoons to get you caught up on this week’s monkeyshines.
If you have any memories of early TV crushes when you were growing up, let me hear about them. If, like me, you also had a crush on Julie Newmar, let’s hear about that, too. I like hearing things and things is just what you have to talk about!
My first crush was on original ‘Mouseketeer’ Darlene from the Mickey Mouse Club. I knew I was a boy, and I liked girls!
Dude. You’re way ahead of me!
I fell for princess Summerspringwinterfall form the Howdy Doody Show, but Clarabell creeped me out, as do all clowns.
Yo Dan,
I really enjoyed this blog. Yes, I thought Catwoman was awesome too. Meeeeeooowww!
Hmmm, my earliest tv crushes ….
1. Ellie May – The Beverly Hillbillies (is this why I live in Arkansas now?)
2. Barbara Eden – I Dream of Jeannie (“incense is best”)
3. The girls on Pantiecoat Junction – errr I mean Petticoat Junction
4. The girl on Get Smart – hmmm, smack down spank down smartypants!
5. The oh woe is me Linda Evans – The Big Valley — big Texas hair, big ….
6. MaryAnn or Ginger ….. BOTH !!! TOGETHER!!!
I’m sure there were others …. but these made me stand out I mean these stand out in my mind I mean stand up I mean I salute I mean …. Thanks girls for the memories ….
Pat
I’m with you on all but Linda Evans. What? Hey! What about Marlo Thomas on “That Girl”?
Any program that featured Suzanne Pleshette did it for me, also……
+1 Marlo Thomas
+638 Suzanne Pleshette
The love of your 9 year old life asks about a T-shirt and mug and the best you can do is sent her the “link”. Spend some money……I’m so disappointed….
Bob
You’re totally right. I feel like a dick. I’m going to email her back now and offer to give her the stuff for free. What a schmuck!
Indeed. If I were you Dan, I’d send her more than a mug and a shirt.
As for my first TV crushes: Elizabeth Montgomery (Betwitched – liked her best as her brunette counsin Serena), Barbara Eden (I Dream of Jeanie), Pat on the Munsters, and most of all Judy Robinson on Lost In Space (the Nordic blonde older sister) played by Marta Kristen. Oh yes, Yvonne Craig as BatGirl.
The only thing to rev my engines like that in adult life was Janine Turner on Northern Exposure (until she aired her political views) and Debrah Farentino on Earth2. ROWWWRRRR. Apparently she was a science student before turning to acting ROWWWR.
I liked Yvonne Craig, too, but Pat Munster always seemed too wholesome to me. Marta Kristen definitely had her charms, as did Lt. Uhura on Star Trek.
Dan, Think about this – send Ms. Newmar the mug with the cartoon that tickles her on one side and a picture of the cartoonist on the other side. She won’t be able to forget you just as you can’t forget her. Try it, Dan.
Now THAT is comedy.
Dan: Send her a poster of the cartoon, too… and autograph it. The posters are suitable for framing, as you know. Readers: Check out the posters! Princess Summerfallwinterspring, yes; and Annette Funicello, btw.
My husband and I live in Los Angeles. He’s from Finland, so he didn’t grow up with all the TV shows we did — Batman didn’t make it to Finland apparently. Anyway, his first job in LA was as an intern for a production company. One day he was given some sort of contract to take to Julie Newmar and have her sign. He had no idea who she was. So, he gets to her house and steps inside and sees all these pictures of her dressed up in a cat outfit. Not knowing WTF was going on, he says to her totally innocently: What’s with the cat get-up? She just looked at him like he was an idiot and said, “I’m the Cat Woman!” He thought she was nuts.
An hilarious story! Thanks so much for sharing that. I’m going to send it to Julie, she’ll have a laugh, too.
Puberty started while I watched Hayley Mills in The Parent Trap. I discovered why it started when I noticed Julie Newmar… Li’l Abner, My Living Doll, Batman.
Well put.
Dan,
An email from Julie Newmar! That is the coolest thing in the world. You are living the high life.
+1 on the Yowza
I am jealous….Julie Newmar, where are you?
TV Crushes
Dawn Wells – Mary Ann Summer – Gilligan’s Island
Donna Douglas – Elly May Clampett – Beverly Hillbillies
Judy Garland – Dorothy Gale – Wizard of Oz
None of these were ever serious enough for me to seek therapy or legal assistance, thankfully.
I agree heartily with all those choices except for Judy. She never did it for me. Mary Ann was SO much sexier than Ginger.
Dan – The real difference between you and I is that none of those women have emailed me for any reason. You are the man. And stay cheap – it is part of your charm.
Emma Peel! And then everything else Diana Rigg did all the way through Masterpiece Theater. Boy am I old…
Yes, Diana Rigg was a classic!
My first significant crush on a female of notoriety was Bridget Ann-Marie Bardot. I had to sneak into the Fremont Theater in San Luis Obispo, CA because I was too young to buy a ticket. However on a daily basis I found it both enlightening and educational to watch Anette Funicello “develop” on the Mousketeers. Sadly, the mystery of such things no longer exists.
Old Retired 70 year old Guy
Bellingham, WA
Great story, good point. Yes, at my age (52) the only mystery left about women is how I’ve gotten this far without killing one. (In a comedic sense, of course. I don’t advocate violence against women.)
HEY!!! I remember the Freemont theatre in San Luis Obispo! 35cents for Saturday matinee; double feature & cartoons! (sorry, Dan, I couldn’t resist.)
I loved Barbara Stanwyck. That should’ve been my first clue.
Very funny. Yes, that’s definitely one of the seven warning signs.
Ha ha! You are so right!!! And Donna Reed and Katherine Hepburn and Peggy Castle on The Lawman. But especially Barbara Stanwyck.
Or, as she was known in the ’50s, Miss Barbara Stanwyck.
My TV crush of childhood was Melody Patterson (“Wrangler Jane” of F-TROOP). I must have been 13 years old when my local ABC-TV affliate, KOCO-TV of Oklahoma City, was holding one of their annual Cerebral Palsy telethons and they got the services of several supporting cast members of the then-current TV shows. When I heard that Wrangler jane was going to be there, I convinced my mom to drive the family some 25 miles north to get her autograph. I got a few that day (including Bruce Lee, who then was Kato on the GREEN HORNET show) but only one mattered to me. When I met her, instead of simply signing a photo and waving me along, as did the other actors, she greeted me and asked my name, and signed MY name to her picture. Amazingly, less than a week later, I somehow lost all the souvenirs, but it made no real difference to me – I met her. Found out years later she was barely five years older than me; she lied about her age to get the gig.
Great story, thanks! I’d forgotten all about her, thanks for the reminder!
C’mon, Judy Garland?
Let’s not forget Diana Riggs. I always wanted to peel her.
Yeah, I’m not into Judy but Diana Riggs FOR SURE! Also Agent 99, Barbara Feldon, but not as steamy as Riggs.
Yes, Yes, Yes…Mrs. Peel !
My Living Doll and Catwoman top of the list. Emma Peel, something about catsuits I guess…
Emma Peel was definitely another big interest of mine in the late sixties. Cat suits are good, but you have to be lanky.
Oh, man, yeah. How could I forget Diana Rigg? I always thought Steed was a cool character, but I watched The Avengers exclusively for a chance to check out Diana Rigg. I always thought she was so much sexier than most American actresses — she was so cool, so reserved, so classy… so British… and that made her even hotter to me, so much more than your standard-issue flashy American chicks.
Say, isn’t that Julie herself in Keith’s icon?
Too small to say but if it is, RIGHT ON!
I heartily agree with your excellent tastes regarding the fabulous Julie Newmar (I liked her in My Living Doll), but my crush was the micro mini-skirted Nichelle Nichols (Lt. Uhura).
D’ahh, I dunno… Nichelle Nichols was OK, I guess, but I always dug Majel Barrett (Nurse Chapel), McCoy’s head nurse in sick bay. She was such a big, strong, tough-assed, no-bullshit-taking kind of woman, and that was such a turn-on for me. All the other women on the original Star Trek seemed like such girly-girls next to Nurse Chapel, a totally hard-assed broad.
I fell in love with Samantha Stevens (nee Elizabeth Montgomery of Bewitched!) when I was 6 years old. She would most definitely bring me the endless cups of hot chocolate I yearned for, or just wiggle her nose and make them appear. Short story: One horribly cruel night I committed some obscure in-house infraction at home and was sent upstairs to my room while the rest of the family watched Bewitched in the living room. I cried harder than Tonya Harding at a trailer demolition.
p.s. By the time I was eight or nine I knew that Darrin Stevens #1 was a killjoy and Darrin Stevens #2 was more likely to sleep with Darrin Stevens #1 than with Samantha.
Great Tonya Harding reference!
With all due respect to Julie, Catwoman to me is Eartha Kitt.
And then there’s Teri Garr…
Eartha Kitt was pretty great at that role. Loved the way she used her voice!
Oh yes, Teri Garr! The uncomprehending wife of so many suddenly-transformed Everymen. And so, so adorable!
Diana Rigg was my ultimate crush, but let’s not overlook the astoundingly beautiful Carolyn Jones. She was a significant part of why I wanted to be John Astin’s Gomez Adams when I grew up. I still do.
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Good catch. Morticia was a hotty.
Damn’ straight, man. Morticia was so cool and unflappable — and man, did she know how to dress.
Gene Kelly and H.R. Puffinstuff! LOL
Seeing where I am today – drawing what I do – that really is kinda funny to me now. ;-)
Love your blog! I can still smell your pheromones! hee hee
Mine was Catwoman too. But it wasn’t Julie Newmar it was Michelle Pfeiffer in Batman Returns…I was in second grade.
I LOVE the cat selling the dog on ebay. It’s just perfect. :)
For me, I’m sure it was David Cassidy (“The Partridge Family”) ..yes, I’m old. I wrote a lot of fan letters before restraining orders were such a common thing.
When I was in fifth grade, I saw Dean Martin hosting his own show and thus began my long term crush. Although we know so much more (usually) as we get older, there is no comparison to the ardent, blushing, sweaty palmed crushes of that age group. My favorite Monkee was Micky Dolenz, whose birthdate a million girls memorized in those days.
I know the feeling. I once illustrated a catalog cover and included The Creature from the Black Lagoon in a part of the gag. I got an email from one of the guys who actually played the Creature asking if he could get the original art. It was quite cool. Julie Newmar is quite a tad prettier, however.
I too had the hots for catwoman and the i dream of jeannie girl, alas through dated reruns ad-nauseum. Sadly nobody on the tube today is much worth excitation. Too much reality not enough fantasy. Correct me if you disagree…
I know what you mean, but I have lot of TV crushes to this day. Natasha McElhone on Californication, Rose Byrne on Damages, Mary-Louise Parker on Weeds. The list goes on and on.
Damn, I’ve forgotten so many. Yeah, Barbara Eden was pretty hot, but Julie Newmar as the Catwoman was just so much hotter. Sure, Jeannie had magic powers and all, but the Catwoman was a chick who could really do some serious damage. Yeah, wowza.
Born in 1952, At age 2, I watched a boring movie all the way through while sitting patiently on the couch, because my brother said it was about the Clabber Girl. ( Baking powder sponsor ). Then I would always run into the TV room during the Calgon commercial, because I could hear the music for the Calgon Lady ( in the bathtub ).
But when I think of an hour glass, I see that Julie Newmar bod !
bobby wads
Hot damn, man. Julie Newmar. You. Lucky. BASTARD.
Y’know who else I totally dug at that age was Barbara Feldon, “Agent 99″ on Get Smart. Those eyes, those cheekbones, that mouth, that haircut. Ooooh, la la.
In my high-school days, I had a massive boner for Carol Cleveland on the original Monty Python’s Flying Circus. What a face. What a body. What a sweet accent. I especially loved her accent in the “Travel Agent’s Office” sketch, the way she coyly chirps, “Would you like to go upstairs?” Oh, yes, Carol; I’d like to go upstairs very much. (To this day, I’m still a total sucker for a chick with a British accent.)
Anne Margaret when she was on the Flintstones did it for me.
As a young academy student at the infamous Bob Jones University I first felt the original stirrings of the devil in my loins the very moment the character Emma Callon from the British TV show The Onedin Line graced the screen during a split second reveal of international shows across the pond.
Played by a young woman named Joyce Frankenburg I fell hopelessly in love for all time when she later showed up in the Bob Jones banned movie Live and Let Die as Solitaire . . . Joyce Frankenburg is Jane Seymour. I now live in squaller under the Coronado Bridge as all the money I have earned over the past five years is in the hands of Kay Jewelers.
Being your typical female I never did have a crush on Julie.. but boy did I love the ‘Cowboys’! I think I was in love with every cowboy I saw. Maybe it was their rough and rugged ways.. maybe because they all rode horses and I love horses.. or maybe it was their tight jeans!
Come to think of it most likely it was the jeans. I didn’t know then what I know now and well it still isn’t a bad thought.
*not from TV but I had to say it*: even though he died like a decade before i was born, Archibald Alexander Leach (better known as Cary Grant). he’s my computer wallpaper. that voice…..
oooooh…. Cary Grant in Charade… Peter-Alan-Whoever-You-Are…!!!
=v= I saw Batman as reruns, so it seemed that Julie Newmar and Eartha Kitt were interchangeable catwomen. It didn’t register with me that they were different races, but I was confused about the ever-shifting hairstyle. Eartha purred and growled more.
I’m pretty sure my first teevee crush was Elizabeth Montgomery.
I love your “crush” story! I had no TV crush; I’m still getting over Cary Grant and Bill Holden.
And since cats are my favorite four-legged friends, I always enjoy your “incisive” take on how their minds work. Thanks again for lifting me up with humor every day.
Around 1969 or so I was infatuated with Grace Slick on those K-tel record commercials where she was wearing black leather pants! I didn’t know why I needed to see her so much back then!
Believe it or not, for the pre-TV generation, it was possible to have a crush on a radio voice. The contralto of Our Miss Brooks comes to mind, but I reserve the right to advance some other voice, should it later occur to me. Also, there were stars in the newspapers. For example, Lili St. Cyr . . .
Dan, Congrats on the great email!
If I could pick any childhood crush to receive an email from it would be a very difficult choice between
Lynda Carter (the one and only Wonder Woman)
and
Terri Garr (Inga from Young Frankenstein)
On a side note, also from Young Frankenstein, is anyone sexier than Marty Feldman?
I’ll agree with you on Terri Garr. And regarding Mary Feldman, there was a person somewhere in Hungary rumored to be more sexy than he, but it was never proven.
Mine were Mrs. Brady and Mrs. Partidge.
you have Mommy issues
Mary Tyler Moore on The Dick Van Dyke Show. Maybe this is strange, but Lily (Yvonne de Carlo, I think) on the Munsters. Granny on The Beverly Hillbillies. Just kiddin’ with the last one.
I was totally and cruelly in LOVE w/Davy Jones of the Monkees. I still love him and I think my infatuation w/Justin Bieber is b/c of the Davy Jones vibe he carries w/him. Just put the two pics of the young Davy Jones aside Beebs. You’ll see what I mean. I also thought CAPTAIN KIRK was just The MOST. I liked his all-knowing attitude and that everyone asked HIM what to do and he just KNEW what to do! It made me feel very secure. But w/yoo and the “Julie Newmar, where are yoo?” thing, I mean, now the question is totally answered! How cool.
Captain. James. T. Kirk… Stardate 2119…and now i realize why my mom was glued to the set every week!!!
Definitely a Davy Jones fan, plus any ‘spy’ type character (“I spy”, etc.). But, I’m sorry, the thinking woman’s Star Trek Captain crush is definitely Picard!!!!!
For me, it was women in movies — Ann-Margret in State Fair and some Bridgette Bardot flick where the last scene shows her skirt sliding down to her ankles. I’m still in lust.
Julie Newmar was the best reason to watch Batman back then. Always disappointed me when she wasn’t on – the penguin again?!?! Damn.
I had a big crush on Olivia Barash after first seeing her as a guest on Little House. We’ve exchanged messages on Facebook over a long time, finding her as a regular person brings one down to earth – though she’s still as big a sweetie as ever!
I was disappointed as hell when Eartha Kitt replaced Julie Newmar as the Catwoman. I know Eartha was supposed to be all dark and exotic, but she just didn’t have the hips and ass that Julie Newmar had. Julie had a better walk, too, man; she really knew how to swing ‘em.
A bit of trivia. Diana Rigg was one of Britains best Shakespearean actresses. Ran across that by accident when going through a king-size collection of The Bard and came across her photo.
When you said your all-time favorite crush contacted you I thought it would be Jim Backus.
Mary Tyler more from the Dick Van Dyke era (no pun intended).
Barbara Eden. WOW! Then again, my wife could definitely be a new Genie (she’s hot) to my Larry Hagman (I’m slapstick).
Get Smart’s Barbara Feldon as agent 99 looked good at 33 in 66, and still not too bad at 44 in 77, but in 88 at 55 she looked like 13. So I 86’d her.
Hey Dan! Thats really cool. I too was an admirer of Julie Newmar. She was the best Catwoman and she knows a good cartoon when she sees it. Diana Rigg Mrs Peel from the Avengers and I still remember seeing Dame Judi Dench on PBS playing the fairy queen in a production of A Midsummer Nights Dream and wondering,”Who is that fantastic looking woman?”
Hey!
I like getting your blog.
Thanks,
Terry
The squeeze of my TV girl dreams was Dawn Wells aka Mary Ann from Gilligan’s Island. Hey, and she really is a down to earth party girl to this day. Not half bad for t2 I’d say.
t2? I meant to type 72.
and she knows how to peel a potato.
Lucky guy! Back in the early ’50s in Chicago there was an kids afternoon TV show that showed many of the ’30′s movie serials. Who could not lust after Flash Gordon actresses blonde Dale Arden (Jean Rogers) or Princess Aura (not blonde)?
Since the women are woefully underrepresented in confessing their tv crush, I’ll step up: Michael J. Fox from when he was on Family Ties.
TV crushes? Oh I have had a few few. It started with Daisy Duke and those short shorts. Then it was Erin Grey from Buck Rogers. Then it was Blair from the facts of Life and Markie Post from Night Court. Now that you mention it, I don’t think there was ever a time that I did not have a crush on a female character on tv. I got to get out of the house more and actually meet real women.Thanks for setting me on the path of heartbreak there Dan….now I got to get a life. Sheesh! lol
As a ‘cat’ rather than dog person, really loved Cat Crush… Can’t say CatWoman did much for me of course, but Ben Casey sure did.
OMG…I am embarrassed, but I had a crush on Potsie from Happy Days. He made me swoon…..he was so clean, and neat and tidy!
Yes, I think embarrassment is the appropriate response. :o)
I have NEVER admitted that to anyone. I should fess up more…feels great! Let’s see what other embarrassing secrets I have…:)
I just loved Dr. Kildare. I was about 8 years old and that guy got my little heart thumping. Now as the sister and mother of gay men, I realize that what “they” say is true – the best looking ones are gay! Just as well for an 8 year old girl.
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, no?
Or, it could be cause for legal action. Depends…
First major crush was Kate Jackson, “the smart one” from Charlie’s Angels.
Also dug Joanna Cameron in Isis.
Most bordering-on-ridiculous-in-terms-of-intensity-and-life-plans was Roseanna Arquette, after I saw “Nobody’s Fool”.
Concur with the many here…esp. regarding Rigg, Feldon, Montgomery, Funicello and the sick bay nurse on Star Trek. I, too, know what’s under the hood and blessedly it still revs my motor. More recent throbs… Sherilyn Fenn from Twin Peaks. Most enduringly McMurphy from China Beach. But my first stirrings… Probably Betty Rubble!
I was hot for Betty, too. Wilma? No.
I’m a girl so loved David Cassidy, Bobby Sherman, Jack wild, Ringo Star. Later crushes Patrick Stewart, Cary Grant, and mcdreamy.
what about the Six Million Dollar Man??!! who didn’t run around the yard in slow-motion, pretending to be topping 60 mph on foot, bending coat-hangers to show awesome strength… and then he falls for Jamie SUMMERS??
The most notable voice from an actress was IMO Glynis Johns. Best looking actresses ? Babara Eden, of course. Rosario Dawson. Marg Helgenberger. Halle Berry. Penelope Cruz.
i’m just sayin’, Catherine Zeta-Jones has to be one of the most lovely women alive. and with Antonio-in-a-mask with a sword…. oooooooh. that was the MOST perfect movie. (Zorro, with Anthony Hopkins)… still a family favorite of ours, we know every line (Did you miss me?)
Glynis Johns had an AWESOME voice :-)
I am surprised no one has said ‘Marsha Brady’ (yet). I think my first tv crush was probably the older sister on Father Knows Best, when I was three or four. Later, I did like Julie Newmar and Maryanne. I am impressed with the response to this topic.
Well,
I guess mine would be Stevie Nicks. Hours staring at a picture that I cut out of people magazine. Swooning to the point of severe bliss. Then Kate Bush. And then most of the women mentioned as well as a hand puppet on Mr. Rodger’s neighborhood. God it sucks to be jaded. And older. Opened a large vein here. Chance for guys to let out their inner female.
Dan, if you want to see Julie Newmar in a part looking rather fetching check out the episode of Twilight Zone from 1963 entitled “Of Late I Think of Cliffordville” where she plays Miss Devlin (the Devil) complete with horns. Very hot in more ways than one.
I’m on it.
Carolyn Jones – Hunh! “Tish! You spoke French” “Not now darling, the children…”
And yes, Darlene was Luscious.
I guess I was not one to have a crush on a tv star because I was too busy with crushes on the guys I knew from school, but now it’s Simon Baker, The Mentalist!! What do you think he would feel about a 77 yr. old stalker?
Dear Dan,
Love your cat cartoon. I have two smartypants cats, who would love it as well, had they the ability to read cartoons!
Looked up who Julie Newmar was: great clips on youtube! My little brother used to love the Batman series. My sister and I used to ridicule him; we thought Batman was a sagging older guy with a (little) belly, not attractive at all. Robin didn’t even come into the picture. But looking at catwoman now, I must say: she was quite a looker.
Being a little girl (then!), my favours lay with Clint Eastwood, Rowdy Yates in Rawhide, though I must say Mr. Favor (“Head ‘em up, move’m out!!!) didn’t look half bad, but he was a tad older and wiser than lovely boyish Rowdy.
Later on I had a big crush on Humphrey Bogart, whose old movies were shown on tv then (African Queen, Casablanca). He was really cool!
The actor playing lead role in A Long Hot Summer (don’t remember his name) was next. Then young Al Pacino in The Godfather.
And I could go on for hours on end…
Johnny Depp is one of my favourites now. Great actor and goodlooking.
My cats prefer watching soccer on tv, chasing the ball over the screen, or just lazying over the goldfish aquarium, occasionally lashing out to the fish, beating their paws against the side window, scaring the hell out of them.
Well, different strokes for different folks.
Keep the cartoons coming, Dan, I love them. You brighten up our days.
Thanks.
Nettie
As a ‘cat’ person, with 7 of my own, loved the strip. But can’t say I’d been swooning over Catwoman. Now Ben Casey would be a different matter… (I’m showing my age.)
I watched a western in the late 60′s called “Laredo” , it starred Philip Carey, Neville Brand, Robert Wolders, Peter Brown and another actor who’s name escapes me as I write this, but he played the bad guy Falconetti on Rich Man/Poor Man. Neville Brand was a little paunchy for my taste, but the others were MEN! Also during my early Jr. High days had a crush on an actor from India named Sajid Khan, he played on a show called Maya with Jay North from Dennis the Menace. I also wanted to marry John Derek (The Ten Commandments), also he was Bo Derek’s husband, not sure of the spelling of the last name. But you Dan, are sexy because you are so twisted funny! Thanks for making my mornings with your funnies.
1) Bobby Sherman, with his oh so blue eyes, singing “Seattle” on “Here Come the Brides,”
2) Davy Jones, singing anything (even to Marcia Marcia Marcia,)
3) Chad Everett/Dr. Joe Gannon on “Medical Center,” (with wicked Lalo Schifrin theme song)
4) Tom Jones singing “It’s Not Unusual.”
Hence I became a doctor and married a musician and grew up to love Bizzaro and Mr. Dan’s terrific collaboration with Wayno from da ‘Burgh!
Lucky musician husband. Wish I’d married a doctor!
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Well Rock my Tulsa World…
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Dig this blatant one, (the whole premise). Aussie Blonde Pita Wilson sporting classy
shades and tooling around in a black Porshe Boxter on some episodes of “La Femme
Nikita”. Smarts, Looks Charm, Moxie that’s intangible. Yum factor hook line and sinker.
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I know I am so late following this post but just to throw it out there…my childhood crush was Leonardo from Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles…and then there was also something sexy about Howie the Duck. Totaly weird I know.