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Originally Posted by Ara T.
Was that the guy Dana Carvey always imitated on SNL?  |
Yes. If you can get your hands on a videotape or DVD of The Tonight Show's greatest moments, it would serve you well.
This reminds me of my brother's wife who had "heard of" Laurel and Hardy but had never seen anything by them, except parts of March of the Wooden Soldiers at Thanksgiving.
I'm either getting old or ...no. I'm getting old. Today's television has so much new, rude, garbage on it. Nobody shows good old stuff,anymore. I don't know why. You'd think the older stuff would be less expensive to show.
Is there anyone here in the TV field who may care to shed light as to why local affiliates are only showing new programming? I used to be able to pick up an Abbott & Costello or Godzilla movie after school or on Saturday afternoons. I've had "Marx" on my TiVo wishlist for over a year in hopes that one of my 40+ channels might show a Marx Bros. movie. No dice.