https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRDI1KZcI9c
Before Diane was the only blonde in Ted Danson’s life on Cheers, he had another one who needed Head and Shoulders. He looks the same now as he did when he was 31 in that 1979 ad.
Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary yesterday, and they can still make each other laugh.
“This was SUPPOSED to be a sweet loving anniversary photo but you have a big piece of salad in your teeth. So there it is.” Steenburgen added, “Thank you for making me laugh today and every single one of the last 9,125 days. You are the goofiest, wisest, kindest, dreamboat in the world. True, that is a big ass piece of salad but even that doesn’t mar your legendary beauty. I can’t believe how lucky I am.”
It doesn’t make a difference what makes them smile as a couple, as long as they do.
They say marriages don’t last in Hollywood, but this one is still in a good place. Because of that, it gives us marriage goals.
Happy anniversary. Here is to another 25 years of laughing with each other and 25 after that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF_dlkZmmAA
It has been a month since NBC was supposed to announce their lineup for the 2020-2021 season, but they haven’t announced it yet because everything is up in the air because of the coronavirus pandemic. Several of their shows were left waiting to find out if they would still have a home on the network.
Good Girls was told they things are still good with the bad girls. The fat lady sang for Perfect Harmony. The Bone Collector killed Lincoln Rhyme. Manifest is still not sure if it crashed and burned or if it will land safely on their schedule. Indebted is waiting to find out if they indebted to NBC.
Finally, there is Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist. Did the music die for last season’s best new show? NOPE! They will be around to sing for another day, which is a good thing for the peacock network. If they had silenced their actors’ voices, then we would have gone nuts. As in found something to send them like when we sent CBS peanuts to save Jericho. We could have sent them cereal because of the cereal bar that is at her office. But we don’t have to do that because the series is coming back!
If you missed out on the musical dramedy when it aired, I highly suggest you watch it now on NBC’s app, OnDemand or Hulu. ZEP is about workaholic programmer Zoey (Jane Levy) whose life changes while she is stuck in an MRI machine during an earthquake. When Zoey gets out of it, she now has the ability to hear people’s heart songs. As in, she is the only one who can see them sing and dance. Something that seems like a curse to her, and a dream come true for us viewers.
ZEP also stars Skylar Astin, Alex Newell, John Clarence Stewart, Peter Gallagher(?), Mary Steenburgen, and Lauren Graham.
Now I am off to watch to some more of the amazing song and dance numbers from the first season like the above one that was shot in one take. You read that right, the finale, not the swan song, was done in one take. Now you know you want to see more, don’t you?
I just want to know if we should be reading too much into her five last words of the season, “They day the music died.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIo1XzywNUM
Thirty years ago today, the final Back to the Future film came out in theaters. In honor of the anniversary, Yahoo! Entertainment had a 14-question quiz asking questions about the 1990 movie that starred Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, and Mary Steenburgen.
As soon as I saw it, I asked the three stars on Twitter (something Back to the Future II didn’t predict) how they would do if they took the test. The actress took it and revealed that she got a “9 out of 14 and I’m Clara! 😄”
In her defense it is a really hard test, I only got 3 out of 14 right. Which I guess is appropriate since it is Back to the Future III!
On a serious note, I am naming Mary Steenburgen as one of the nicest people in Hollywood, along with Henry Winkler, Jerry O’Connell, Tom Hanks, and Josh Groban. We need more people in this town like her.
Before Ted Danson picked up the ladies with baseball past on Cheers, he was picking them on roller skates on Family. He looks the same now as he did when he was 33 in that 1980 episode.
So yesterday, I saw that Decades added Bosom Buddies to their lineup, and I decided to add it to my DVR. Then I decided to check out what else they had on their network, and I saw they air Family. I never watched it, so I decided to record it too and see if it is any good.
When I woke up this morning, I watched the episode and who was on it? Ted Danson. I think I am in a good place with my new addiction.
