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Scooby Doo

This is my soap opera, lol!

L-R: Daphne Blake, Shaggy Rogers, Fred Williams, Scooby Doo, Velma Dinkley

The Irresistably Sweet Blog Award

A blog I follow, JandJ Productions gave me some kind of award for blogs, I guess. They say the rules are you have to post 7 things about yourself and label like 10 other bloggers. Well, that should not b hard 2 do.....

1. I'm totally in love with everything 1960s

2. I'm totally in love with the music of The Rolling Stones. Explains my username, huh? Jaggerfan1. My username pretty much tells you which one in The Rolling Stones I like.....

^This one, lmao. Love his lips!!

3. I for some reason love movie soundtracks, I guess I inherited that from my dad. He was an avid movie lover
4. I'm, according to my mom, a reincarnated hippie

5. When I don't have my face stuffed into a book reading, I'll be jamming out to Def Leppard, who I just recently bought the Rock of Ages album of.

6. When it comes to music, I'll listen to almost ANYTHING!

7. I proudly admit I think Mick Jagger is the sexiest man alive, even at 68!!!!!!!

8. I'm absolutely in love with watching almost any British TV show. Thanks to my stepdad

Bloggers
1. Beth Green at A Disney Mom's Thoughts
2. Sal Nunziato at Burning Wood
3. Bloglapedia at Child of the Sixties Forever
4. Emma at Dazed and Confused
5. Diane at Heart Shaped
6. Chrissie at Here, There and Everywhere
7. Allana at High Maintenance Hippy
8. Laura at Hip Teens
9. Beverly at Just a Small Town Girl
10. Markus at Music Everyday
11. Lisa at My Pretty Baby Cried She Was a Bird
12. Rosie at My Sixties Love
13. Deanna at The Well-Groomed Hippie

Monty Python's Life of Brian

-British comedy made in 1979
-Directed by the Monty Python team
-Tells the story of Brian Cohen(Graham Chapman), a young Jewish man who is born on the same day as, and next door to, Jesus Christ and is mistaken for him.
-The film contains themes of religious ideas that were considered controversial, drawing blames of blasphemy and protests from religious groups.
-In the UK, it got bans or imposed X ratings.
-The film was the 4th highest grossing movie in the UK in 1979 and the highest of any British film in the US that year. This is the first Monty Python movie to get an R rating in the US

Did You Know?
-6 cast members played over 40 characters
-Eric Idle originally recorded the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" in his normal singing voice. After he thought it was not right, he re-recorded it with a Cockney accent, singing the new version in a hotel room with mattresses against the wall.
-Originally financed by EMI, they backed out when they thought the script was blaspehmous. EMI was sued by the Pythons and was settled out of court. But then, to the rescue, came George Harrison, who paid for the movie to be made, with the film company Handmade Films for the movie. And as a reward, George Harrison got a small cameo role in the movie.
-Keith Moon, drummer for The Who, was originally supposed to be in the movie. Moon was selected to play a street prophet in the scene where Brian hides among them. Eric Idle saw Moon the night of his death and remembers him being excited about the role, which went to Terry Gilliam instead. The film is dedicated to Moon
-During the Mr. Papadopoulous scene(played by George Harrison), Michael Palin's son Tom appears in the movie uncredited. (Tom Palin was the only Python child that wanted to be in the movie.) Michael Palin later joked that at least his son would be able to tell people that he appeared in a scene with both the Pythons and a Beatles member.
-In the movie, Stan(Eric Idle) wants to be a woman and insists on being called Loretta. As a member of The Beatles, producer George Harrison performed the song "Get Back", which includes the lyrics "JoJo was a man who thought he was a woman" and "Get Back, Loretta".

Plot
-Brian Cohen(Graham Chapman) is born in a stable a few doors down from the one Jesus was born in. It initially confuses the 3 Wise Men(Graham Chapman, Michael Palin, John Cleese), who have come to bring gifts to the son of God. Brian grows up a young man hating the Roman occupation of Judea. While attending Jesus's Sermon on the Mount, Brian falls for an attractive young woman, Judith(Sue Jones-Davies). His desire for her and hatred for the Romans lead him to join the People's Front of Judea(PFJ), one of many groups who spend more time fighting each other than the Romans.

-After several misadventures, and escaping Pontius Pilate(Michael Palin), the fugitive winds up in a lineup of mystics and prophets who bother the crowd in a plaza. Forced to come up with something in order to blend in, Brian babbles religious things and quickly attracts a group in front of him. Guards passing him pass by without as much as a glance and when it's clear, but he does not realize he has started a movement. He grows annoyed when he finds that people have followed him, with even the slightest unusual occurrence of being hailed as a "miracle". After escaping from the mob, Brian runs into Judith, and they spend the night together. He opens the curtains to find a huge amount of people outside his house, all claiming he is the Messiah. Annoyed, Brian is helpless to change their minds so everything he says is useless

-Brian goes to the PFJ headquarters, where he finds people demanding miracle cures. After sneaking out, Brian finally is captured and scheduled to be crucified. Elsewhere, a huge crowd has assembled outside the palace. Pilate tries to get rid of the feeling of revolution with the announcement of granting them the decision of who gets pardoned. The crowd simply shouts out names containing the letter "R", in order to mock Pilate's lisp. Judith appears in the crowd and calls Brian's name, which the crowd starts yelling.

-Then, towards the end, as he is on the cross, every one of the characters starts shouting "I'm Brian" as a homage to the movie Spartacus. They start singing "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life".

Cast

Graham Chapman – Brian, Biggus Dickus, 2nd wise man
John Cleese – Reg, the High priest, Centurion of the Yard, Deadly Dirk, Arthur, 1st wise man
Terry Gilliam – Another person further forward (at Mount – "Do you hear that? 'Blessed are the Greek'!"), Blood and Thunder prophet, Geoffrey, Gaoler, Frank
Eric Idle – Mr Cheeky, Stan/Loretta, Harry the Haggler, Culprit woman who casts first stone, Intensely dull youth, Otto, Gaoler's assistant, Mr Frisbee III.
Terry Jones – Mandy, Colin, Simon the Holy Man, Saintly passer-by, Bob Hoskins (man in crowd)
Michael Palin – Mr Big Nose, Francis, Mrs A, Ex-leper, Ben, Pontius Pilate, Boring Prophet, Eddie, Nisus Wettus, 3rd wise man
Kenneth Colley – Jesus Christ
Neil Innes – A weedy Samaritan
Gwen Taylor – Mrs Big Nose, Woman with sick donkey, young girl
Terence Baylor – Gregory, Dennis
Carol Cleveland – Mrs Gregory, Elsie
Charles McKeown – Man further forward (at Mount), Stig, Blind Man, False Prophet, Giggling Guard
Sue Jones-Davies – Judith Iscariot
John Young – Matthias
Bernard McKenna – Stoner's Helper, Parvus
Spike Milligan – Spike
George Harrison – Mr Papadopoulos (uncredited)

Several characters are never named during the film but do have names that are used in the tracklisting for the soundtrack album and elsewhere. There is no mention in the film of the fact that Eric Idle's ever-cheerful joker is called 'Mr. Cheeky', or that the Roman guard played by Michael Palin is named 'Nisus Wettus'.

Spike Milligan had an unplanned cameo as a prophet ignored because his acolytes are chasing after Brian. By coincidence he was visiting his old World War II battlefields inTunisia where the film was being made. The Pythons were alerted to this one morning and he was promptly included in the scene that just happened to be being filmed. He disappeared again in the afternoon before he could be included in any of the close-up or publicity shots for the film.^[6]

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I Love Lucy

-American TV show starring Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance and William Frawley.

-Ran from Oct. 15, 1951-May 6, 1957

Premise
-Originally set in New York
-Centers on Lucy Ricardo(Lucille Ball) and her singer/bandleader husband Ricky Ricardo(Desi Arnaz), along with their friends Fred Mert(William Frawley) and Ethel Mertz(Vivian Vance)
-During season 2, Lucy and Ricky have a little boy named Ricky Ricardo Jr. whose birth was timed to coincide with Ball's real life delivery of her son Desi Arnaz Jr. by Caesarean section.
-Lucy is naive, and ambitious, with an overactive imagination and a knack for getting into mischeif. She is best known for her fiery red hair, and appears as a scatterbrained housewife/homemaker with the uncanny ability to turn even the simplest household chore into a disaster.
-Her husband Ricky is an up-and-coming Cuban American singer and bandleader. When he's angry, he often speaks in rapid Spanish.

Cast
-Lucille Ball: Lucille Esmeralda "Lucy" McGillicuddy Ricardo
-Desi Arnaz: Enrique Alberto "Ricky" Ricardo
-Vivian Vance: Ethel Mae Roberta Louise Potter Mertz
-William Frawley: Frederick "Fred" Hobart Edie Mertz

Episodes
My 2 favorite episodes are:

Lucy Does a TV Commercial
-Lucy is hired to do a commericial for a health medicine called "Vitameatavegimin", a health tonic that contains meat, vegetables, minerals and 23% alcohol, which she doesn't notice at first. Throughout the episode, she gets progressively drunker on it.

Job Switching
-Lucy and Ethel get jobs in a candy factory packaging candy on a conveyor belt. The work seems easy at first, but then the pace picks up and they get farther behind.