#Kathy Kinney

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

#tv shows #tv series #polls #the drew carey show #drew carey #diedrich bader #kathy kinney #1990s series #us american series #have you seen this series poll

[buckhead1111]

Mimi Bobeck

buckhead1111

#buchead1111 #artist on tumblr #mimi bobeck #kathy kinney #the drew carey show #cultural icons

[90ssuperheroes]

Never forget that Drew Carey won the Batman Forever Batmobile in 1997.

#batmobile #drew carey #dc comics #batman forever #mimi bobeck #kathy kinney #the drew carey show

[thankyouforbeingsowrong]

The Drew Carey Show

1.22 "Buzz Beer"

#the drew carey show #drew carey #ryan stiles #diedrich bader #christa miller #kathy kinney #buzz beer #my gifs

[retropopcult]

Cast photo for season 5 of The Drew Carey Show, 1999

#Diedrich Bader #Kathy Kinney #Craig Ferguson #Christa Miller #Ryan Stiles #John Carroll Lynch #rollercoaster #Oswald Lee Harvey #Lewis Kiniski #Kate O'Brien #Mimi Bobeck #Nigel Wick #roller coaster #1990s

[onenakedfarmer]

Currently Watching - 30 Days of The Gays™ Edition

PARTING GLANCES Bill Sherwood USA, 1986

#HIV/AIDS #Bronski Beat #Bill Sherwood #Steve Buscemi #Yolande Bavan #30 Days of The Gays™ #watching #Kathy Kinney #John Bolger #queer films #watching yet again #Adam Nathan #Richard Ganoung #1986

[storybursts]

The Christmas Special Day 23: A Scooby-Doo! Christmas (2004)

The Christmas Special Day 23: A Scooby-Doo! Christmas (2004)

Director: Scott Jeralds Writer: Jonathan Collier & James Krieg Cast: Mindy Cohn, Grey DeLisle, Casey Kasem, Kathy Kinney, Frank Welker Plot: A group of kids find an enormous snowman in the woods. When they try to take its nose, it comes to life, removes its head, and hurls it at them, making them run away in a panic. Nearby, the gang in the Mystery Machine is on their way to Mill’s Corner to…

View On WordPress

#2004 #Animation #Casey Kasem #Christmas #Frank Welker #Grey DeLisle #Hanna-Barbera #James Krieg #Jonathan Collier #Kathy Kinney #Mindy Cohn #Scooby Doo #Scott Jeralds

[wehavewords]

“One day she finally grasped that unexpected things were always going to happen in life. And with that, she realized the only control she had was how she chose to handle them. So, she made the decision to survive using courage, humor and grace. She was the Queen of her own life and the choice was hers.”

Kathy Kinney

#wehavewords #Kathy Kinney #words #quotes #life quotes #life #quotes about life #true words

[chuckclayton]

every day we get on beyoncé’s internet and share our opinions on what we think the worst teen show is. some say it’s glee, others say pretty little liars. and if you’re uncultured and don’t know television history, you’re saying riverdale. you’re all forgetting the abomination that abc family unleashed on us... the secret life of the american teenager... the erasure is frankly upsetting. like how can we forget such hits as amy literally in sobbing in middle of a public park saying “i’m such a whore” and ben, her boyfriend, saying “you’re my whore” and being genuine. or grace losing her virginity and thinking she killed her father because it was good. or madison breaking up with jack because she didn’t like that they weren’t a secret anymore then him asking her to dance in the middle of his bedroom immediately after and turning on she don’t want a man by asher roth. or when they graduated and walked through the halls as a slowed down, sad version of girlfriend by avril lavigne played while flashbacks played. or when sarah palin’s daughter bristol was on the show for some reason. or grace having a secret brother from south africa played by jordan fisher who literally lives with them for a couple episodes and then just disappears. or when grace thought she might be a lesbian so she dressed “butch” and it was her wearing army camo and combat boots. or ricky cartwheeling poorly away from american gymnast shawn johnson who he apparently slept with. or someone, literally any character, bringing up sex for no reason every 2 minutes. or literally anything ben ever said. the show was a fever dream. 

you pick just about any episode and any timestamp and it will be one of the worst, most entertaining things you’ve watched. recommending the show is almost a threat. 

#yeah they all are written by a random generator but secret life was something else entirely #you had to be so brave to make it to the end... and it had the worst ending #the guest stars on this show were wild but so were some of the supporting cast #like how the entire fuck did they get molly ringwald jennifer coolidge kathy kinney and steve schirripa? #like why was the cast kinda stacked ??? #some of the worst acting i have ever seen though #such a distressing show #everything about this show is confusing yet makes perfect sense #this show was so camp #secret life of the american teenager #thoughts

[spookyfoxdreamer]

#35 years old Kathy Kinney on December 1st 1990 AD horse Year scream Queen no 3

[hellomxmath]

I finally found "the points matter to me.txt"

Made this back a decade ago. This is the point totals from "Whose Line is It Anyways" based on the US run from 1998-2007.

I just copied and pasted the list as is. So, here is the top 3 point earners with everyone else in the read more.

Chip Esten: 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,002,000,033,000 Ryan Styles: 1,003,013,982,424.5 Colin Mochrie: 1,003,013,027,331.5

Kathy Greenwood: 1,000,000,071,310 Wayne Brady: 5,007,348,810 Dennis (Audience): 1,500,000,000 Greg Proops: 1,001,095,121 Hugh Heffner: 10,000,000 Brad Sherwood: 2,155,985.5 Karen Maruyama: 1,004,450 Dayna (Audience): 1,002,000 Audience 1x12: 1,000,000 Italian-American Independent Business Men: 1,000,000 Whoever made Drew's shirt: 1,000,000 Jewish Defence League: 1,000,000 Estate of Cab Caloway: 100,000 Denny Siegel: 58,050 NAACP: 10,000 Marine Guy (Audience): 10,000 The Censor: 12,000 Drew Carey: 9,000 Laura Hall: 7,100 Linda Taylor: 5,100 Bruce Springstein: 5,000 Kathy Griffin: 5,000 Jeff Davis: 4,000 Ian Gomez: 4,000 Stephen Colbert: 3,000 Whoopi Goldberg: 2,500 Colin's Wife: 1,400 Ryan's Wife: 1,400 Patrick Bristow: 1,100 Bald Guys (Audience 1x15): 1,000 Guy who burns Props 1x16: 1,000 Shaking Camera Man 1x17: 1,000 Larry the Camera Operator: 1,000 Men Jim (Audience) works with: 1,000 Wayne's Mom: 1,000 Everyone who has seen Ryan Naked: 1,000 Josie Lawrence: 1,000 Tina's Fiance (Audience): 1,000 People watching WLITA from Scotland: 1,000 Kris (Audience): 1,000 Margie (Audience): 1,000 Ryan's Chiropractor: 1,000 Amy and Christia's (Audience) Dress maker: 1,000 Robin Williams: 1,000 Katherine (Audience): 1,000 Micky (Audience): 1,000 Molly (Audience): 1,000 Roaches: 1,000 Diana (Audience): 1,000 Gloria (Audience): 1,000 Ann King: 1,000 Doug (Audience): 1,000 Karina (Audience): 1,000 Debra (Audience): 1,000 Girl who payed Ryan's Girlfriend: 1,000 David Hasselhoff: 1,000 Margret (Audience): 1,000 Bridee (Audience): 1,000 Valerie (Audience): 1,000 Ann (Audience): 1,000 Dude who Played New Recruit 1 (Audience): 1,000 Dude who Played New Recruit 2 (Audience): 1,000 Dude who Played New Recruit 3 (Audience): 1,000 Everyone else who is not listed but in 6x05: 1,000 Confused Man (Audience): 1,000 Lin (Audience): 1,000 Mary (Audience): 1,000 Matt (Audience): 1,000 Mirha (Audience): 1,000 Kathy (Audience): 1,000 Vena (Audience): 1,000 Andrea (Audience): 1,000 Bill (Audience): 1,000 Jenny (Audience): 1,000 Giselle (Audience): 1,000 Rachel (Audience): 1,000 Whose Line: 1,000 Anybody who knows who Bush Wack Bill is: 1,000 Carrottop: 1,000 Wayne's Wife: 400 People Sitting Behind Drew (Audience 1x13): 100 Hansel (Fairytale): 100 Gretel (Fairytale): 100 Kathy Kinney: 50 Chanel: 5.5 Dolorass: 1

Note: Only countable points are calculated here. No money and the like amounts or uncountable (ie zillions) points are included. When points were given in a range of numbers, the highest amount of points was added to total score. Points may be off by a few thousand. I have a life, so I multitask.

The points do not matter, but I did this anyways.

#WLITA #whose line is it anyway #I need you to understand I thought I lost this. #But no #it was like several nested folders deep on an external hard drive #Seeing it still exist made me so happy #I think there was a spreadsheet too but I'm not sure if I still have that. #It wasn't in the same folder sadly

[forthe-hoard]

I love the big body of the Mimi Bobeck doll but her face is just so bad. I mean I know her makeup is supposed to be garish but this doll doesn’t even look like Kathy Kinney. I wonder if I could commission someone to do a repaint of her face if I bought one?

#doll #dolls #toys #doll collection #dollblr #the drew carey show #mimi bobeck

[thankyouforbeingsowrong]

"Hug?"

The Drew Carey Show

1.12 "Isomers Have Distinct Characteristics"

#the drew carey show #drew carey #ryan stiles #diedrich bader #christa miller #kathy kinney #isomers have distinct characteristics #my gifs

[adultswim2021]

Space Ghost Coast to Coast #70: “Snatch” | October 15, 1999 | S06E02 Alternate ending version aired January 28, 2000

Snatch is a very memorable one, because it’s pretty singular and story-driven and has a specific atmosphere AND! It had a GIMMICK that yielded variations of the episode. In fact, if you are the type of person who likes to pay attention to italicized text under headlines, you will note that I made mention of the “alternate ending” version airing a few months after this. I assume that was the first rerun of this episode. But before I talk about that, I should say other stuff. 

This one features Steven Wright, deadpan comedian who I remember loving around this time. He’s one of those very specific guys that is easy to glom onto and think is a genius. I never formally stopped loving him, per se, I haven’t seen him on my TV screen in a very long time. I don’t know why I made it sound like I was going to denounce him or something. He is a great Space Ghost guest, and plus I think he’s cute. 

A bunch of Invasion of the Body Snatchers style pods show up and threaten Space Ghost and co, including the guest monitor. Long has been the custom to treat the monitor itself like a sentient being and not just a communication tool, hence Wright being in mortal danger. They can’t flee Ghost Planet because the blob has covered the building. Also the pods are feeding off the rays!!

The interesting thing about this is that it’s a single guest episode, but they dispense with the guest roughly halfway through the episode when he is consumed by the pod, and screams for way too long about it. The rest of the episode is just Space Ghost and co. being menaced. No second guest needed, baby except for the city of New York (where Space Ghost takes place).

This one originally ended with Dave Willis as Colonial man, who, as we all know, is a the owner of Burger Trench (as well as a fascinating Colonial book). Space Ghost and company succumb to a decaf-induced slumber (not shitting on the episode but “decaf” rivals “paycheck” as one of those adult-sounding words meant to make children laugh that just hits my ear poorly), and we cut to Colonial Man announcing that the show is auctioning off the ending on eBay. This was in script form. According to the lost media wiki, the script has yet to resurface, and I don’t think anyone officially knows who won it.

The “alternate ending” version is simply a slightly animated title card reading “The End” after Space Ghost et al fall asleep and the pods begin to descend on them, clearly about to do them in. There might be variations on this, or maybe not. (Colonial Man voice) I don’t know! 

EPHEMERA CORNER: 

Dinner with Steven (Unaired episode)

Found on the Volume 4 Space Ghost DVD (or on archive.org) is this recorded, but not animated episode of Space Ghost featuring the same Steven Wright interview. In this one, it seems to be a stage production of a My Dinner With Andre style play (note: My Dinner With Andre was not based on a play). Clay and George recorded for it, but the soundtrack is unfinished. There’s a scene where it seems like somebody is walking out while Space Ghost holds everything up to glare at him. 

The problem with this one was likely that it involved too much new animation/backgrounds. Moltar plays the waiter. Zorak, as announced in the beginning, is being portrayed by understudy Kathy Kinney (aka Mimi "big bitch" Bobeck from Drew Carrey). This only comes up in one scene, when Steven demands Space Ghost fly around with Zorak on his back, and this is expressed by showing Space Ghost with a TV monitor on his back, which presumably was going to include a clip of Kinney saying something kooky (they did not include a clip in the animatic). 

This one has a really great moment: Space Ghost starts stuffing his face and asks Steven what the worst thing he ever did was. Wright claims to have “axed” somebody to death. George Lowe gasps as if Space Ghost is genuinely shook to his core. It’s really fucking funny. Then it’s followed up with Steven Wright laughing at his own ad-lib, and how it’s inappropriate for a children’s show, which I guess this sort-of is.

MAIL BAG 

I have to let the record stand on this: I'm pretty sure the DVD version of chambraigne uses all different stock footage during the chambraigne commercial, and the footage the aired version uses is funnier imo. So it's still a mixed bag of an edit.

Thank you! This was on my mind but I failed to mention it because for some reason I tricked myself into doubting myself and I just didn’t have a handy way of checking it.

#adult swim #adultswim2021 #space ghost coast to coast

[columbosunday]

sk is such a loaded acronym for me personally. stephen king. sleater kinney. screw kathy (most important)

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 11.3

Beer Birthdays

Charles J. Vopicka (1857)

Rick Lyke (1960)

Matt Vandenberghe (1972)

Five Favorite Birthdays

John Barry; composer (1933)

John Montague; sandwich inventor (1718)

Joe Queenan; writer, columnist, humorist (1950)

Jake Shimabukuro; ukulele player (1976)

Osamu Tezuka; Japanese animator, manga artist (1928)

Famous Birthdays

Adam Ant; rock singer (1954)

Stephen Fuller Austin; Texas colonial leader (1793)

Karl Baedeker; German publisher (1801)

Roseanne Barr; comedian, actor (1952)

Ken Berry; actor (1933)

Jeremy Brett; English actor (1933)

Charles Bronson; actor (1921)

William Cullen Bryant; poet (1794)

Kate Capshaw; actor (1953)

William H. Dana, astronaut (1939)

Adolf Dassler; German founder of Adidas (1900)

Edward Adelbert Doisy; biochemist (1893)

Michael Dukakis; politician (1933)

Walker Evans; photographer (1903)

Bob Feller; Cleveland Indians P (1918)

Aria Giovanni; model, porn actor (1977)

Hal Hartley; film director (1959)

Larry Holmes; boxer (1949)

Hal Jackson; radio DJ (1914)

Colin Kaepernick; football player, activist (1987)

Kathy Kinney, comedian (1954)

Goseki Kojima; Japanese manga artist (1928)

Lucan; Roman poet (39 CE)

Lulu; pop singer (1948)

Dolph Lundgren; actor (1957)

Andre Malraux; French writer (1901)

Harrison McCain; Canadian French Fry king (1927)

Terrence McNally; playwright (1938)

Dennis Miller; comedian (1953)

Lee Montgomery; actor (1961)

Ed Murawinski; cartoonist (1951)

Bronco Nagurski; Chicago Bears FB (1908)

Stephen Oliver; English biochemist (1949)

James Reston; journalist (1909)

Gary Ross; film and tv director (1956)

Daniel Rutherford; Scottish chemist (1749)

Takao Saito; Japanese manga artist (1936)

Samuel Scheidt; composer (1587)

Darren Sharper; football player (1975)

Jake Shimabukuro; ukulele player (1976)

Phil Simms; New York Giants QB (1956)

Martin Cruz Smith; writer (1942)

Frits Staal; Dutch philosopher (1930)

Vilhjalmur Stefansson; Canadian explorer (1879)

Julia Taylor; Hungarian porn actor (1978)

Mick Thomson; guitarist (1973)

Gemma Ward; model, actor (1987)

Edward Douglass White; U.S. Supreme Court chief justice (1844)

Anna Wintour; English-American journalist (1949)

#Birthdays