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Originally posted by Flamegrape:
I’m so happy that [i]Dork[/i] has made it to television! It was a pleasant suprise for me.
Dork has some history with the Cartoon Network, actually. He, with Sarah Dyer, contributed scripts for several episodes of [i]Space Ghost Coast to Coast[/i].
quote[quote]Dorkin was starting to scare me with his depressing stories in recent [i]Dork[/i] comics.[/quote]
I thought that the last ish of [i]Dork[/i] was back in the light-hearted mode again after the completely serious and depressing previous issue (I think it’s the one where Bill Dickey of the Eltingville club gets “deprogrammed” by 2 muscle-bound former fanboys). I haven’t checked for a new [i]Dork[/i] in a couple months, though.
quote[quote]I wonder if we’ll get to see the serialkiller-family sitcom… or was it on there and I missed it?[/quote]
I think they’re the “Murder Family?” I can’t remember their exact name right off hand, and don’t have my comix handy. At any rate, I didn’t see them this week (though I must have left the room for a few minutes, as I don’t remember the little sister, except from the opening credit sequence). I’m checking it out again on Thursday (11 pm Eastern!).
quote[quote]I was floored when he made that Ray Dennis Steckler reference. A good follow-up question would have been, “What was Ray’s stage name in that same movie?”[/quote]
That would be Cash Flagg. [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img] Ray’s a personal favorite of mine. He acted under the Cash Flagg moniker in a number of movies, and really shone in [i]The Thrill Killers[/i]. He also shot several Arch Hall, Jr. movies, including [i]Wild Guitar[/i] (co-starring under the name Cash Flagg again) and the perennial [i]MST3K[/i] fave, [i]Eegah![/i]
–Aleck