Tendo City

Who's YOUR favorite scary Hollywood Chris???

WALKEN
BOND PRESENCE: -A View to a Kill
Why he's COOL: --He needs more cow bell
--The Rundown
--The Wedding Crashers!


LEE

BOND PRESENCE: ---The Man with the Golden Gun
Why he's cool: ---Lord of the Rings (Saruman)
---Prequels (Dooku)
---Classic horror movies


LET THE FIGHT BEGIN!!!!

I won't tell you my answer, but I will tell you that he's got a <i>fever</i>, and the only cure is more <i>COWBELL!</i>

I pick Christopher Titus!

I agree, Christopher Titus is better than both of them.

What about Christopher Reeve?

Nah, Titus wins.

Scary Christopher?

I think I win.

Hey, what celebrity is the opposite of Christopher Reeve?

Christopher Walken!

:roffel:

Someone else: ...you mean Christopher NOTDEAD??!

*awkward silence*

You made me spit diet coke on my screen, you fucker. :D:D:D

Christopher Lowell?! Nooooo!!

Pfft. Christopher Columbus beats all of those guys.



(is it just me, or does he look a lot like Donald Sutherland?)

It really is kind of symbollic of how decadent this place has become when you people have trouble answering a straight-forward question like PICK ONE THE ABOVE. Kind of annoying actually.

Titus was cancelled. Get over it.

When have we ever picked one of the above? Never!

Quote:Titus was cancelled. Get over it.

I can't help it that American TV viewers don't know a great TV show when they see it.

Darunia Wrote:It really is kind of symbollic of how decadent this place has become when you people have trouble answering a straight-forward question like PICK ONE THE ABOVE. Kind of annoying actually.

As you so often remind us, Tendo City is a puppet-state of the Goron Empire.

Therefore, it's your damn fault.

Titus was okay, but not so amazing that I'd still be annoyed about its cancellation...

No, it was a hilarious show. Not quite as funny as Arrested Development, but still very funny.

Titus really was hilarious. A definite personal favorite of mine.

GR, in case you're not aware, the first and second seasons of Titus are out on DVD now. They don't have much in the way of extras, but with a show as funny as it was, the episodes alone are worth the money.

I actually got the DVD set a few days after it came out. :)

As did I :)

*high-fives GR*

*high-fives EdenMaster*

Yeah!

Quote:It really is kind of symbollic of how decadent this place has become when you people have trouble answering a straight-forward question like PICK ONE THE ABOVE. Kind of annoying actually.

Bond movies? Meh. I've only seen a couple of the "recent" Pierce Brosnan ones, when I was in middle school.

I'll choose Christopher Walken for True Romance alone, though.

Thank you, Sacred Jellybean.

http://bootsforwalken.ytmnd.com/

You're not the only one who post YTMND's, DJ!

Indeed! In fact before I "got it" I was the only one who DIDN'T post them!

Thanks a lot!

Well, I check this out and I have one burning question. What's this about a cow bell?

An extremely funny Saturday Night Live sketch that many consider to be one of the funniest they ever did. Christopher Walken was the host that night.

The basic premise was that Blue Oyster Cult was recording "Don't Fear the Reaper" in their recording studio, and the whole time, Will Ferrell's character is pounding obnoxiously on the cowbell (the song really does have a cowbell in it). The entire band (with the exception of Will) hates the cowbell and pleads for him to stop, while their manager (Walken) proceeds to weakly praise the artists, but that he "loves the cowbell" and "needs more cowbell". The funniest part of the sketch is really Will Ferrell, the way he's dressed and the way he acts just makes the whole thing great.

I know, nothing is funny when it's explained back, but trust me, it's a riot.

YTMNDs are generally mildly amusing for a second and a half... not that interesting, generally.

Even better, did anybody catch the SNL where Will Ferrell was the host? They had Queens of the Stone Age as the musical guest, and one of the songs they played does have a cowbell accompanyment. Only a few seconds of the song passed, before Will came running out, dressed just like he was in the skit, and takes over cowbell duty for the remainder of the song :D

Here's what I think is weird about Saturday Night Live. They are a sketch comedy show, but randomly, they have perfectly serious musical interludes just spread around the show. Seems a little... out of place. I don't do a detective drama and then randomly in the show have an interlude where I display various paintings. If they insist on having music, make it funny.

Haha, yea I did see that EM! I love it when they do things like that! :clap: