Did Jeff Maxwell slip up?
Webshrink
with Igor in the food line and says "What's your name fella" and Igor
responds with "Maxwell, Sir". Was that a slip up? Considering his
character was Igor Straminsky. Jeff looked like he knew what he did
but didn't break up laughing.
:)Webshrink
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/11/2002 11:53 AM
>"What's your name fella" and Igor
>responds with "Maxwell, Sir". Was that a slip up?
No slip up. That's how the line was written.
Eddie
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"Webshrink" <webs...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I caught that, too. It wasn't until the end of the episode when it hit me,
though. Pretty funny
PAUL GADZIKOWSKI
: Was watching the epp "The Price of Tomato Juice" where Frank faces off
After ten years of Nurse Kellye on the show you can ask this?
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"You'll need an adaptor."
ShandaRose
and opened it up. First page I turned to, one of the clues was: "Jeff Maxwell
on M*A*S*H"!!!!!!! cracked me up -- right in the checkout lane of the
supermarket!
Shanda
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/11/2002 8:01 PM
>First page I turned to, one of the clues was: "Jeff Maxwell
>on M*A*S*H"!!!!!!! cracked me up -- right in the checkout lane of the
>supermarket!
What was the word? Igor? cook?
Just curious.
ShandaRose
>>on M*A*S*H"!!!!!!! cracked me up -- right in the checkout lane of the
>>supermarket!
>
>What was the word? Igor? cook?
>Just curious.
>
>Eddie
I don't know -- I haven't looked at it since I got home. I'll let you know tho
LOL
PS. ... I AM a bit upset that Jeff Maxwell's name wasn't on the petition
signed by Mike Farrell, Larry Gelbart and Loretta Swit. Also missing was Mr.
Alda. (that actually surprised me more)
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/11/2002 8:28 PM
>What was the word? Igor? cook?
>I don't know -- I haven't looked at it since I got home. I'll let you know
>tho
>LOL
LOL!
>PS. ... I AM a bit upset that Jeff Maxwell's name wasn't on the petition
>signed by Mike Farrell, Larry Gelbart and Loretta Swit. Also missing was Mr.
>Alda. (that actually surprised me more)
What petition?
Sean Carroll
wrote:
>>shand...@aol.com (ShandaRose)
>>PS. ... I AM a bit upset that Jeff Maxwell's name wasn't on the petition
>>signed by Mike Farrell, Larry Gelbart and Loretta Swit. Also missing was Mr.
>>Alda. (that actually surprised me more)
>What petition?
I don't have a link, but it's a recent petition that was signed by a
number of other actors, plus some musicians and other prominent
figures, calling on the Bush adminitstration to NOT go to war with
Iraq. I haven't read the text but from what I gather it is simply a
statement that all diplomatic conflicts in this issue (between Iraq
and the US) should be resolved by peaceful action.
Aside from BJ and Hot Lips, some of the actors who signed it include
David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson of The X-Files (my other favourite
show), Tony Shalhoub from Monk (another show in my top 5), Tim
Robbins, Susan Sarandon, Samuel L Jackson, and a shitload of others.
You get the idea.
Brad
"Sean Carroll" <se...@kua.net> wrote in message
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> >What petition?
>
> I don't have a link, but it's a recent petition that was signed by a
> number of other actors, plus some musicians and other prominent
> figures, calling on the Bush adminitstration to NOT go to war with
> Iraq. I haven't read the text but from what I gather it is simply a
> statement that all diplomatic conflicts in this issue (between Iraq
> and the US) should be resolved by peaceful action.
>
> Aside from BJ and Hot Lips, some of the actors who signed it include
> David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson of The X-Files (my other favourite
> show), Tony Shalhoub from Monk (another show in my top 5), Tim
> Robbins, Susan Sarandon, Samuel L Jackson, and a shitload of others.
> You get the idea.
I saw this in today's Melbourne Herald-Sun. There's a picture of Mike
Farrell, and a listing of celebrities who've signed.
--
Brad
George Hiebert
"Brad" <mouse...@hotmail.com> wrote
> I saw this in today's Melbourne Herald-Sun. There's a picture of Mike
> Farrell, and a listing of celebrities who've signed.
This morning I was flipping through AM radio while driving and I caught the
name Mike Farrell. It was Rush Limbaugh lambasting him. Now it all makes
sense.
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/12/2002 2:05 AM
>I don't have a link, but it's a recent petition that was signed by a
>number of other actors, plus some musicians and other prominent
>figures, calling on the Bush adminitstration to NOT go to war with
>Iraq.
Right! I did hear about that.
It figures Farrell would want to solve diplomatic conflicts between the US and
Iraq through peaceful means.
I guess they still don't understand that the president of Iraq, Mr. Madman
Insane, is not a rational player. He kills his own people.
I wonder if any of these celebs lost a friend or loved one on 9 / 11 from an
unprovoked terrorist attack like I did.
I wonder if they would feel the same way.
I would also guess that they don't understand that this isn't the same as any
other war.
Did the terrorists try a peaceful means before killing some 3100 people? Did
terrorists try peaceful means before blowing up people, children included?
The allied forces in the Gulf War tried peaceful means for weeks. Iraq ignored
this. They ignored the UN resolution to leave Kuwait and allow searches for
weapons. They have continually ignored that resolution. We warned them.
Repeatedly.
If the US goes to war with Iraq again, it would be their own fault.
Farrell has no idea what the hell he's talking about.
Peaceful action? We gave them every chance to do the right thing, which is a
lot more than the terrorists gave on 9/11.
Signing that petition is a joke.
ShandaRose
>>First page I turned to, one of the clues was: "Jeff Maxwell
>>on M*A*S*H"!!!!!!! cracked me up -- right in the checkout lane of the
>>supermarket!
>
>What was the word? Igor? cook?
>Just curious.
>
>
ok, did the crossword ... it was Igor. (hey JM -- you hit the big time -- TV
Guide Crossword Puzzle Book! LOL)
They always have several Mash people clues, but this was the first time I saw
JM on there!!
Shanda
jm
> Was watching the epp "The Price of Tomato Juice" where Frank faces off
> with Igor in the food line and says "What's your name fella" and Igor
> responds with "Maxwell, Sir". Was that a slip up?
It was not a "slip up," I spoke the words exactly as written in the
script. If anybody made a mistake, it was a writer.
>I bought a tv guide crossword puzzle book today, and opened it up.
>First page I turned to, one of the clues was: "Jeff Maxwell on
>M*A*S*H"!
Let me know if you need help with the puzzle.
>PS. ... I AM a bit upset that Jeff Maxwell's name wasn't on the
>petition signed by Mike Farrell, Larry Gelbart and Loretta Swit. Also
>missing was Mr.Alda. (that actually surprised me more)
This newsgroup is not the correct forum for my views on international
politics. Regardless of whether I would've signed one, I will say that
no petition ever came to my house.
jm
Corporal McCabe
> Did the terrorists try a peaceful means before killing some 3100 people? Did
> terrorists try peaceful means before blowing up people, children included?
>
[ blah blah blah snip]
> Signing that petition is a joke.
So are you.
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/12/2002 12:00 AM
Right! I did hear about that.
It figures Farrell would want to solve diplomatic conflicts between the US and
Iraq through peaceful means.
I guess they still don't understand that the president of Iraq, Mr. Madman
Insane, is not a rational player. He kills his own people.
I wonder if any of these celebs lost a friend or loved one on 9 / 11 from an
unprovoked terrorist attack like I did.
I wonder if they would feel the same way.
I would also guess that they don't understand that this isn't the same as any
other war.
Did the terrorists try a peaceful means before killing some 3100 people? Did
terrorists try peaceful means before blowing up people, children included?
The allied forces in the Gulf War tried peaceful means for weeks. Iraq ignored
this. They ignored the UN resolution to leave Kuwait and allow searches for
weapons. They have continually ignored that resolution. We warned them.
Repeatedly.
If the US goes to war with Iraq again, it would be their own fault.
Farrell has no idea what the hell he's talking about.
Peaceful action? We gave them every chance to do the right thing, which is a
lot more than the terrorists gave on 9/11.
Signing that petition is a joke.
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/12/2002 12:00 AM
>> Did the terrorists try a peaceful means before killing some 3100 people?
>Did
>> terrorists try peaceful means before blowing up people, children included?
>>
>
>[ blah blah blah snip]
Well said. You make excellent points. A shame they're on your head.
>> Signing that petition is a joke.
>
>So are you.
I'll bet that's what your folks said.
Dan
Well---so much for listening to your comments with an open mind..
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/12/2002 1:32 AM
><<<I'll bet that's what your folks said.>>
>
>Well---so much for listening to your comments with an open mind..
If I seem "touchy" about that petition, it's because I still see the children
who lost their parents, my friends. When one of these kids, who's 6 years old,
asks me why his daddy was killed in between the tears, I never know what to
say. Do you know how that feels?
Maybe if you experienced this, you would see it differently. The image of the
2nd plane crashing into the Tower will forever remain crisp in my mind, since I
saw it happen. When I see my 46 yeard old accountant, he looks like he's 80.
His wife was lost. My wife's friend's baby was also lost that day, as were
three firemen I was friends with.
I will never change my opinion.
Sean Carroll
wrote:
>If I seem "touchy" about that petition, it's because I still see the children
>who lost their parents, my friends. When one of these kids, who's 6 years old,
>asks me why his daddy was killed in between the tears, I never know what to
>say. Do you know how that feels?
Do *you* know how it feels to be blamed for something that horrible
when you had nothing to do with it? At the possible penalty of *your*
life?
No?
That's what a whole lot of Middle Easterners are feeling right now.
Dan
2nd plane crashing into the Tower will forever remain crisp in my mind, since I
saw it happen. >>
And how many of the pilots of those planes were from Iraq???
Nobody disagrees that those who took part in the attacks of Sept. 11th should
be punished. And nobody disagrees that Hussein is a nut. But---let's not use
that as a platform to carry out personal vendettas.
And there is nothing wrong with seeking peace first!!!!
There's a madman named Bin Laden out there who should be dealt with first. The
politics of distraction are a disgrace, and Mr. Bush shames all of us with his
smoke and mirrors.
Dan
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Hogne B. Pettersen
[Rant about petition snipped]:
>
> Signing that petition is a joke.
>
People! PLEASE do not go down this road in this thread or on this
group! It WILL get ugly and it WILL be off topic. I beg of you, don't
do it!
Thanks.
---
-Elf-
e...@elfworld.org URL: http://www.mo.himolde.no/~elf/ IRC: Elf/Alv
"People are more than willing to accept a total disaster rather than
reading the manual beforehand."
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/12/2002 2:53 AM
>People! PLEASE do not go down this road in this thread or on this
>group! It WILL get ugly and it WILL be off topic. I beg of you, don't
>do it!
>
It's been taken care of already.
ShandaRose
>>I bought a tv guide crossword puzzle book today, and opened it up.
>>First page I turned to, one of the clues was: "Jeff Maxwell on
>>M*A*S*H"!
>
>Let me know if you need help with the puzzle.
>
>
I got the answer!!! Woohoo!! thanks JM for offering to help me out :-)
now if I could only figure out a five letter Yiddish word for bedbug LOL
Shanda
news
i see that both sides have a point
the US has always flexed her side.
we take it and give at the sametime.
remember at one time we were no better then ones that attack US but history
is always writen by the winner of any war ( if hitler did win ww2 he would
have be an hero not what he is to day ) to hindsight happens to late
i to saw the planes hit. if it is all true bin lardn shoould be cought not
killed , trialed and then set loose in the bronx with a sign on his back the
says " i love N****S" and then just really piss him off we should buy his
homeland and put a disney world type park there.
that is all i have to say
and i do agree lets end this thread
there will people who feel that we shold not start a war and others who feel
we shold nuke them
so matter what the TPTB do they are not gooding make everyone happy
my $.02 or i may be worng
peter
ps
hay jeff i take that pudding from you (i like rasins )
"ESolomonso" <esolo...@aol.comnospam> wrote in message
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Webshrink
> It was not a "slip up," I spoke the words exactly as written in the
> script. If anybody made a mistake, it was a writer.
>
Thanks! Hope you didn't take offense to that. Some of the expressions
you had on the show are priceless. Just thought that might have been
something that had slipped through the cracks. I think my favorite
expression of yours is when Frank tells you to just paint the tops of
the rocks and then turn them over every night. You had that "how would
you like this paint brush up your *#&@", kills me every time I see it.
:)Webshrink
Dwayer
e...@elfworld.org (Hogne B. Pettersen) wrote:
>esolo...@aol.comnospam (ESolomonso) wrote in message news:<20021211220316...@mb-mc.aol.com>...
>
>[Rant about petition snipped]:
>
>>
>> Signing that petition is a joke.
>>
>
>People! PLEASE do not go down this road in this thread or on this
>group! It WILL get ugly and it WILL be off topic. I beg of you, don't
>do it!
>
>Thanks.
>
>---
>-Elf-
Amen, Elf. Amen.
Cheers,
Will
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They don't know what you're doing wrong."
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ShandaRose
to be a hot potato, only I didn't realize how hot!!! Eddie -- FRIENDS?
Shanda
ShandaRose
said. JM -- you were priceless!!!!! heehee
PS -- Webshrink: what episode was that? (egads could there actually be an
episode I DON'T have?)
Shanda
ESolomonso
>Date: 12/12/2002 9:10 PM
>Oh -- and everyone: I'm sorry I initially brought up the petition. It seems
>to be a hot potato, only I didn't realize how hot!!! Eddie -- FRIENDS?
>Shanda
This is no way your fault.
Yes, friends! Thank you.
Brad
"ShandaRose" <shand...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >> I think my favorite
> >expression of yours is when Frank tells you to just paint the tops of
> >the rocks and then turn them over every night. You had that "how would
> >you like this paint brush up your *#&@", kills me every time I see it.
> >
> >:)Webshrink
> >
> I think it was his facial expressions that cracked me up as much as
anything he
> said. JM -- you were priceless!!!!! heehee
>
> PS -- Webshrink: what episode was that? (egads could there actually be
an
> episode I DON'T have?)
> Shanda
That's from "The Trial of Henry Blake". I think that might be one of the
scenes that get cut in syndication.
--
Brad
Brad Filippone
: >
: > It was not a "slip up," I spoke the words exactly as written in the
There's a moment in a "Brady Bunch" episode (haven't watched it since I
was young, but I remember this) when Greg addresses Jan as "Eve"
And in "Star Wars" (Episode 4) when Luke arrives back at base after
destroying the Death Star he shoults "Carrie!" at Princess Leia. (Mark
Hamill later denied that this is what he said, but there it is in the
movie!)
The Other Brad
LTterp
>There's a moment in a "Brady Bunch" episode (haven't watched it since I
>was young, but I remember this) when Greg addresses Jan as "Eve"
>
I think there was an episode of Happy Days where the mom introduces herself as
"Marion Ross" (the actresses' name) rather than Marion Cunningham.
Linda T.
jm
> expression of yours is when Frank tells you to just paint the tops of
> the rocks and then turn them over every night. You had that "how would
> you like this paint brush up your *#&@", kills me every time I see it.
You're reaction to my expressions is pricelss to me. The "turn 'em over
at night" scene you refer to is a deeply-treasured, favorite moment in
my MASH history.
Thank you.
jm
jm
> he said. JM -- you were priceless!!!!! heehee
Thank you, Shanda. My face and I truly appreciate your comments.
jm
Sean Carroll
nob...@junk.min.net
at 05:46 PM, "Stormin Mormon" <cayo...@hotmail.com> said:
>For that, we'd have to call fellow off the boat from the Navy.
>"You called me all the way here for Vaant?"
"vantz," I believe.
Alan
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Brad Filippone
: In <3dfd06d4_3@server.>, on 12/15/02
: >For that, we'd have to call fellow off the boat from the Navy.
: >"You called me all the way here for Vaant?"
: "vantz," I believe.
Wasn't it "Vontz?
You say "vantz," I say "vontz" Let's call the whole thing off.
The Other Brad
ShandaRose
>OK, according to http://jewishwebindex.com/yiddish_dictionary.htm it is
>"Di Vants", *however*, IIRC, Closed Captioning of that particular eppy
>has it spelled it "vonce".
>
>HTH.
>
>--- Cory
my yiddish dictionary didn't have it. I also checked like 2 or 3 online to get
the spelling to no avail(I love being about the only one in my city that
spouts out Yiddish on a regular basis LOL)
Thanks Cory
Chadd VanZanten
> >"You called me all the way here for Vaant?"
>
> "vantz," I believe.
It certainly would not be "vonce," as the captioning has it. Yiddish
is a Germanic language -- based on the way they pronounce it in the
episode, I've always thought it would need to be "vantz" or maybe
"vaunz" to keep it 5 letters. "Vontz" would be pronounced with a long
"o." "Vonce," just doesn't look very German/Yiddish to me, and would
be pronouced "voan-kay" or "voan-say" or something like that.
Just my 2 chocolate cents.
Okay then,
Chadd