Wow! Viking's Ridiculous Air Connections (JFK to France)

[Hydrokitty]

I, actually, knew the answer to that one, and I could put a pretty good guess on the other. :D I was wondering if anyone would get my reference on that one or not. The other show that answers that question is one of my all-time favorite movies. :eek:

 

jc

 

 

"The World According to Garp" ?.... :D

[xpcdoojk]

"The World According to Garp" ?.... :D

 

That is a good one too, but I am more twisted than that in my tastes. Monty Python's last movie in 1983. There are bits in that movie that come to my mind almost every single day.

 

jc

[Hydrokitty]

That is a good one too, but I am more twisted than that in my tastes. Monty Python's last movie in 1983. There are bits in that movie that come to my mind almost every single day.

 

jc

 

Monty Python was my second choice, but I think I'm older than you so the first that springs to mind is Garp!

[4774Papa]

The Life of Brian was hilarious. My favorite comedies are Blazing Saddles and Airplane.

[Hydrokitty]

The Life of Brian was hilarious. My favorite comedies are Blazing Saddles and Airplane.

 

Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes!!!! But my all time favorite is one nobody has ever heard of: "The Gumball Rally" starring Michael Sarason and introducing Raul Julia....absolutely hysterical.

[Host Jazzbeau]

All funny, but nothing tops "What's Up Doc?" with Ryan O'Neal and Barbra Streisand -- the last 1930s screwball comedy (made in 1972 :)) and showing hitherto unknown comedic chops in both stars.

[xpcdoojk]

Monty Python was my second choice, but I think I'm older than you so the first that springs to mind is Garp!

 

Poor Theremin, we have completely hijacked his thread. I am not sure that is the case, about our ages, but ok. :eek::D

 

Raul Julia, a name I haven't thought of since the 80s. Gumball ralleye, yikes.

 

Maybe this is why I am doing river cruises instead of a cruise with a flowrider.

 

jc<----- class of 77...

[biker1972]

All I can say is "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World".

[4774Papa]

All I can say is "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World".

I love that movie. It had all the 1950 -60 comedy stars.

[CPT Trips]

All I can say is "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World".

 

Alright, alright, alright!

[Hydrokitty]

All funny, but nothing tops "What's Up Doc?" with Ryan O'Neal and Barbra Streisand -- the last 1930s screwball comedy (made in 1972 :)) and showing hitherto unknown comedic chops in both stars.

 

How could I possibly have forgotten What's Up Doc.....You're right, it's right up there with Gumball Rally. :D

 

CPT: is that a hint?

Edited August 1, 2015 by Hydrokitty