Young Frankenstein

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by T77911S

there was an old johnny carson on last night with teri garr and mel brookes.

must have been about this time.

Not the same but...

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

Not the same but...

One wonders if they're that personable in private. That was a great segment.

I have another favorite Teri but for a more...ummm.."risque'" reason.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

One wonders if they're that personable in private. That was a great segment.

I have another favorite Teri but for a more...ummm.."risque'" reason.

She is smokin' cute.

Letterman had a massive crush on her. He would tease her to death and she appeared to get mad but would always come back to do the show again. The last time she was on (2008) her MS symptoms were pretty bad and he was a gentleman.

See 45 seconds in - her getting miffed.

[Steve Carlton]

[Seahawk]

Originally Posted by Bob Kontak

She is smokin' cute.

She also proves once again, no one who is funny isn’t bright...she had wit and smarts.

[craigster59]

A little trivia. Some of the set dressing for Dr Frankensteen’s lab was from the original film and Bride of Frankenstein.

Much of it is owned today by Hollywood makeup effects wizard Rick Baker.

[craigster59]

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000711/

[Joe Bob]

Originally Posted by stevej37

^^^ JB
Which shoulder was his hump on...right or left?

He made me laugh without saying anything.

What hump?

[mocha07]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

She also proves once again, no one who is funny isn’t bright...she had wit and smarts.

Birthday last week;77yrs,MS has taken its toll!

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by mocha07

Birthday last week;77yrs,MS has taken its toll!

gotta luv this lady

..."I always say don't be scared. It's not that bad — there's always something worse — and there is definitely life after multiple sclerosis. In fact, it is a very exciting time in MS research, with many new treatments moving through the pipeline.

If you suspect that you might have it, see a neurologist right away. Early treatment is key. And once again, get accurate information about the disease: Be smart, not scared."