In 2009 Protozoic.com voted on what is now considered to be the OFFICIAL Top 10 RC Videos. Included in the list was the RC Airwolf replica video.
This might be the ad for the Airwolf copter, scanned from Excalibur #3, published in Dec. 1988.
Excalibur #4, published in January of 1989, would contain an ad for the Top Gun jet.
This advertisement is from the Marvel comic Excalibur #1, published in October of 1988. I remember another controller like this liscenced by Nintendo, but I do not remember the Camerica wireless version. The Freedom Stick was approved by the U.S. National Video Game Team. I wasn’t aware we had one… but whatever. In this video Donn might be using the Freedom Stick with his Gradius tip.
The following three quotes are respectively from the following: Amy Taubin’s essay “Private Places” on Gus Van Sant’s film My Own Private Idaho (1991), a Laffy Taffy wrapper, and David Goodis’s novel The Burglar (1953).
My contribution to meme culture. I hope it becomes as big as Mr. T Ate My Balls.
If you need to do your own, look below.
In Episode 3 of LJ’s Trip, the show’s host, LJ, travels or “trips” back to witness master escapologist Harry Houdini’s final death-defying act. Instead of playing the respectful peanut chomping observer, LJ, played by New York actor Joel Stigliano, engages in footsie sexy time with the lovely Miss Kitty Pinchbottom and stops Houdini’s performance dead by killing him! It was just an episode ago that LJ was seducing cavewomen with his suave come-ons such as, “I like your hair,” and “You’re pretty,” and now he’s added grisly, brutal murder to the list!
The episode takes place in a stylish Steampunk universe where Gray makes a cameo as a Steampunk clock repairman. Episode 3’s steamy design was created by Brunson from his home which was infested by a colony of bats at the time. Not unlike a certain Bruce Wayne, Brunson relied on imaginary wealth, black spray paint, and Morgan Freeman to create his inspired collection.
LJ’s Trip ep 3 – The Horrible Houdini from Matt Brunson on Vimeo.
A friend of mine is making this project. Check out his Kickstarter and give him a dollar or two.
Read Victoria Bekiempis’s blog post about the film in The Village Voice here.
Dear Dr. William Grogan:
Hello, how are you, we have new news, we now have the pleasure to dedicate a new species named Downeshelea grogani, for your super work Ceratopogonidae of the world, with many happy to honor your important work in the biting midges systematic as you were the creator of the genus.
Mis mejores deseos.
Herón Huerta. Ok
Translation: There is yet another bug that shares my last name.
Does anyone I don’t personally know and who reads Protozoic have a blog or website?
