Showing posts with label police squad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label police squad. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

XOC Podcast #15 - Chronic Reviewer Intervention

XOC Podcast #15
Chronic Reviewer Intervention
Extreme Odd Couple Podcast




Steve Corino and Rob Dimension discuss The Super Bowl and lack of great commercials. Corino decides it's time to have a Chronic Reviewer Intervention with Dimension about the constant reviews....we hear Dimension plans on reviewing this episode. Also, Dimension shares his views on Star Wars Episode 1 in 3D and if the Rock will reach the end of his Journey.



They discuss Reality TV, the idea of the National Guard being our Police Force and why crime is rampant in Philly. Dimension asks Corino "work out" advice that could be helpful to the listeners...all this and so much more.


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Monday, November 29, 2010

Leslie Neilsen passes away

The Man Knew Comedy
by- Rob Dimension


 
Rarely do I post when someone dies, it has nothing to do with respect issues, it's more about the social bandwagon. When we lose someone that is important, we all moarn differently, I guess for me...it's normally silence. This is the exception....this is a guy that "got it".


Last night I got news, like everyone else, that Leslie Neilsen had passes away. When I say he "Got it"...maybe it's an insider tern from my wrestling past, meaning this guy has what it takes...he knows what others don't. He has a joke..he's telling it and your not in on it. For me, that's genuis.


Leslie Neilsen didn't just contribute to comedy, the man did great work in westerns, science fiction, horror and more. In some of my favorites like Forbidden Planet and The Day of Animals, plus some really great roles in Creepshow and Airplane, but for me....Police Squad was where the man shined.


Police Squad was so far ahead of it's time....about 20 years. In today's world, Police Squad would be a huge hit. The simple slapstick humor, the sight gags...just fantastic. His deadpan delivery just killed. I just felt the urge to write a few notes about what a loss we suffered....he will be surely missed...He will be missed and don't call him Shirley.