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Monday, May 10, 2010
Trivia Time Part 36 - The Answer to # 7.
OK, here is the answer to #7, along with more of the work of the one of my heroes: the great Stan Freberg.
BTW, the second spot is his reaction to a Lark (show us your Lark Pack) spot.
I loved Stan Freberg's recurring role on Roseanne back in the 1990's. He played a store manager who got fired thanks to Rosie and then kept showing up wherever she or a family member went. He was hilarious.
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I loved Stan Freberg's recurring role on Roseanne back in the 1990's. He played a store manager who got fired thanks to Rosie and then kept showing up wherever she or a family member went. He was hilarious.
ReplyDeleteBoy do I feel dumb..;)
ReplyDeleteI have the Ann Miller, The Great American Soup add, on Noir and Chick Flicks: Musical Page..LOL.
Gilby, I Love Stan. Dawn, don't feel dumb. it was a hard question
ReplyDeletePaul, you are amazing. I usually feel dumb too, Dawn, although I am incredibly intelligent (and modest). But Paul is always able to stump me!
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