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Posted by Colleen Shirazi, Sunday, September 09, 2007 9:30 PM (Eastern)
I loved this the first time I saw it. Sure it's a bit dated, but I found it overwhelmingly positive. Always kinda dug Nancy Kwan, don't know why people used to rag on her. To the best of my knowledge, she never did the subservient thing. She was always pretty boss in her movies.
I Enjoy Being a Girl Nancy Kwan Flower Drum Song 61
This, I have no real explanation for. It's Sean Lennon and a French guy known as -M-; French version of "Parachute."
Sean Lennon et M - L'eclipse (duo) clip
Some random comedy...was looking for an episode of The Goon Show to post; unfortunately there aren't many of them up. There's a series of the last Goon Show made, but I wanted one from the original run.
From there I started checking out Spike Milligan's material. There was a reference to Dave Allen in one of the films (Spike Milligan - First Irish Rocket To The Moon).
From there, this sketch. Dave Allen was better known for monologues, told from a distinctly Irish point of view, so maybe I'll put some of those up later on (or you can check 'em out yourself, there's lots of them on Youtube).
Dave Allen - James Bond
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