CHEAP SEATS WITHOUT RON PARKER

[Babe Didrikson]

God I love this show...anyone know if it's coming out on DVD? ;D

 

[rgd]

I've looked for a DVD set and haven't seen it anywhere. It is a funny show.

 

[DyePack]

It is funny, but it'll wear itself out. It's already going the Beavis & Butt-head route.

 

[Babe Didrikson]

It is funny, but it'll wear itself out. It's already going the Beavis & Butt-head route.

Yeah, I know what you mean but I can look past that because they have good one-liners.

 

[poindexter]

It's in it's 4th year. My family gets some laffs from it. Garvey, Michael Floorwax and Alcupulco Cliff diving are legends in our house.

This week's had some Eco Challenge hosted by a 19 year old Ryan Seacrest... the cringe factor was off the wall.

 

[Babe Didrikson]

It's in it's 4th year. My family gets some laffs from it. Garvey, Michael Floorwax and Alcupulco Cliff diving are legends in our house.

This week's had some Eco Challenge hosted by a 19 year old Ryan Seacrest... the cringe factor was off the wall.

I was half watching that episode--that was really Ryan Seacrest?

 

[slappy4428]

Ron Parker. I swear I thought this read Rob...

 

[Perry White]

Plus they hate the Sports Guy, so that will earn them some points here

 

[Gold]

I love that show, and my daughter will laugh so hard at some of the things. After you see the same show four times, obviously it isn't as funny and I don't know if it would make a great DVD purchase because you have to see it the first time to get the impact.

And am I the only person who thinks Jason and Randy pushed the cabinet over on Ron Parker?

 

[D.Sanchez]

I believe they announced that this upcoming season will be the last one.

 

[Freelance Hack]

It is funny, but it'll wear itself out. It's already going the Beavis & Butt-head route.

Picking nits here, but I think it's more MST3K than Beavis and Butt-head.

But I could be wrong.

 

[suburbanite]

Ron Parker. I swear I thought this read Rob...

Now that show I'd watch.

 

[Babe Didrikson]

I believe they announced that this upcoming season will be the last one.

No!! Where did you hear that?

 

[DyePack]

It is funny, but it'll wear itself out. It's already going the Beavis & Butt-head route.

Picking nits here, but I think it's more MST3K than Beavis and Butt-head.

But I could be wrong.

They did a big-time rip on a Rose Bowl broadcast from 1991. That was the first mainstream broadcast I'd seen them slam in quite a while.

When the network starts slamming the programming it was created to show, that's the Beavis and Butt-head route. Funny, yes. But also a short life span.

 

[Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!!]

Those guys are pretty hilarious.
Did anyone see them in the episode of Law&Order (the mothership)?
They were serious actors, both accused of murder. Got about a half-hour of screen time.

 

[D.Sanchez]

I believe they announced that this upcoming season will be the last one.

No!! Where did you hear that?

I remember reading that right before this season started in ESPN "the Magazine".

 

[old_tony]

They can't quit the show until they show the episode of "Superteams" -- a ripoff of the old "Superstars" show -- in which the Kansas City Royals and Los Angeles Dodgers competed.

OJ was one of the announcers, and in a relay race a guy from the Royals (I think it was Tom Poquette) catches and passes Dusty Baker in the anchor leg. And OJ comments along the lines that you don't usually see a white guy outrun a brother. I saw it late at night on ESPNClassic about six or seven years ago and couldn't believe what I'd heard.

 

[Fenian_Bastard]

Jesus.
What a pair of unfunny drones.
MST3K can't be held responsible for its slow-witted children.

 

[HoopsMcCann]

They can't quit the show until they show the episode of "Superteams" -- a ripoff of the old "Superstars" show -- in which the Kansas City Royals and Los Angeles Dodgers competed.

OJ was one of the announcers, and in a relay race a guy from the Royals (I think it was Tom Poquette) catches and passes Dusty Baker in the anchor leg. And OJ comments along the lines that you don't usually see a white guy outrun a brother. I saw it late at night on ESPNClassic about six or seven years ago and couldn't believe what I'd heard.

i believe it was the royals and cowboys -- my two favorite pro teams, so i've seen it a couple of times

 

[Orange Hat Bobcat]

They can't quit the show until they show the episode of "Superteams" -- a ripoff of the old "Superstars" show -- in which the Kansas City Royals and Los Angeles Dodgers competed.

OJ was one of the announcers, and in a relay race a guy from the Royals (I think it was Tom Poquette) catches and passes Dusty Baker in the anchor leg. And OJ comments along the lines that you don't usually see a white guy outrun a brother. I saw it late at night on ESPNClassic about six or seven years ago and couldn't believe what I'd heard.

i believe it was the royals and cowboys -- my two favorite pro teams, so i've seen it a couple of times

I think they've already done that show, believe it or not. If it wasn't that one, it was at least an old Superteams with the Royals (whom, as Cardinals fans who came of age during the mid-1980s, the Sklars ribbed unmercilessly).