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The Three Little Bops -- Warner Brothers Classic Subversive Jazz Cartoon

This is what was happening with cartoons in 1957. Fresh, fun, intelligent cartoon fare for children with just a hint of youthful rebellion and original music that actually had personality. Now we have entire television networks devoted to animation…
A video by T. Gregory Argall was featured Jun 10, 2009
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The Three Little Bops -- Warner Brothers Classic Subversive Jazz Cartoon

This is what was happening with cartoons in 1957. Fresh, fun, intelligent cartoon fare for children with just a hint of youthful rebellion and original music that actually had personality. Now we have entire television networks devoted to animation…
Video posted by T. Gregory Argall Jun 10, 2009
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Nature's Little Oddities - Volume 2

It's a... pygmy... hippo... squirrel... cat...? It's from Cleveland. That's all you need to know.
A video by T. Gregory Argall was featured Jun 5, 2009
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Nature's Little Oddities - Volume 2

It's a... pygmy... hippo... squirrel... cat...? It's from Cleveland. That's all you need to know.
Video posted by T. Gregory Argall Jun 5, 2009
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Phil's Game Show Monologue - Suitable for auditions, just credit me, please.

Lights up on Phil. He is distracted, counting pocket change. Startled, he looks up at the audience. Putting the change back in his pocket, he takes one step forward, reconsiders and takes two steps back.PHIL: I was on a game show once. Technically. It was, well, I can’t actually tell you the name of the show... We, uh, we came to an agreement. It’s the one with all numbered briefcases and each one has a different amount of money in it. You know the one. You pick one case and then open the…See More
A blog post by T. Gregory Argall was featured Jun 5, 2009
 
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Phil's Game Show Monologue - Suitable for auditions, just credit me, please.

Lights up on Phil. He is distracted, counting pocket change. Startled, he looks up at the audience. Putting the change back in his pocket, he takes one step forward, reconsiders and takes two steps back.



PHIL: I was on a game show once. Technically. It was, well, I can’t actually tell you the name of the show... We, uh, we came to an agreement. It’s the one with all numbered briefcases and each one has a different amount of money in it. You know the one. You pick one case…
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Posted by T. Gregory Argall on June 5, 2009 at 7:30pm

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Court is no day off for Bueller

I’ll admit that I was a little bit wary when I first heard that Quentin Tarantino had purchased the character rights from John Hughes. I mean, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is a wonderful little stand-alone nugget of 80’s fun. It could be argued that a sequel is unnecessary. Or that the window of opportunity for a sequel closed long ago.



But Mr. Tarantino managed to secure both the rights and the money to back them up. The result, Ferris Bueller’s Day in Court, is well worth… Continue

Posted by T. Gregory Argall on June 1, 2009 at 6:27pm — 1 Comment

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The Reading Lady

The Reading Lady is a little TV show with a big goal. The show is currently shown on 81 stations in 21 states throughout the U.S., reaching approximately 1.8 million homes with a target audience between the ages of 3 to 8. Each episode is focused on a specific children's book and the lessons that are contained within.

Recently contracts were signed and agreements made for The Reading Lady to do an episode on…

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Created by T. Gregory Argall Jun 1, 2009 at 7:58pm. Last updated by T. Gregory Argall Jun 2, 2009.

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Created by T. Gregory Argall Oct 11, 2008 at 5:43pm. Last updated by T. Gregory Argall Oct 11, 2008.

 
 
 

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