YouTube Madness

[Not Myself]

Wow that guy has incredibly bad hair.  Why do they let people like that on TV?

Would you prefer something like this instead?

[Philthy]

The episode with Mr. Windley in it made me remember when thinking of radio DJ's on how you imagine what they look like. They NEVER match the "mind picture." Well, once it happened, the radio DJ I met in Denver was just a foxy as her voice.

Shuts up now.

Phil

[Sus_pilot]

The episode with Mr. Windley in it made me remember when thinking of radio DJ's on how you imagine what they look like. They NEVER match the "mind picture." Well, once it happened, the radio DJ I met in Denver was just a foxy as her voice.

Shuts up now.

Phil

[Derail] There was once a tower controller at an airport that I frequent that sounded just like Reba McIntire. When I took a student up for a tower tour, said controller sure didn't look like Reba...  [/Derail]

[onebigmonkey]

[derails down an even more obscure side track]

You'd need to be a long time listener to BBC Radio 4, but trust me, news and shipping forecast reader Charlotte Green does not sound like this.



[/Switches points back to thread]

[gillianren]

Wow that guy has incredibly bad hair.  Why do they let people like that on TV?

Would you prefer something like this instead?

My friends and I have long and complex theories about that wig . . . .

[Al Johnston]

Wig? It's clearly shaving foam...

[JayUtah]

Would you prefer something like this instead?

Oh yes.  Those founding fathers had fabulous wigs.  Too bad you can't see the rest of the costume.

[JayUtah]

My friends and I have long and complex theories about that wig . . . .

No theory needed.  It's a publicity photo from a production of 1776 at a regional theater in which I played the Loyalist George Read.  Read had the honor of being the only signer of the Declaration of Independence who voted against it.  The costumer for this production put all the Loyalists in white wigs so that the "Cool Considerate Men" number would have a distinctive visual.  I have performed in four productions for this theater, and am on their creative staff as well for property, set, and technical design.

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This is no slouch of a theater.  It's Utah's highest-selling ticketed venue of any kind.  We have an automated programmable Scala Inc. stage.  So fun to play with!

[sts60]

This is no slouch of a theater.  It's Utah's highest-selling ticketed venue of any kind.  We have an automated programmable Scala Inc. stage.  So fun to play with!

And suitable for faking lunar EVAs, natch!  I knew you NASA disinformationists would slip up eventually. 

I admit, it was pretty clever making us think you were faking it in Nevada when actually you were faking it in another Four Corners state - naturally, the only one I've never been in...

[Not Myself]

No theory needed.  It's a publicity photo from a production of 1776 at a regional theater in which I played the Loyalist George Read.  Read had the honor of being the only signer of the Declaration of Independence who voted against it.  The costumer for this production put all the Loyalists in white wigs so that the "Cool Considerate Men" number would have a distinctive visual.  I have performed in four productions for this theater, and am on their creative staff as well for property, set, and technical design.

I figured that was just how you dressed.

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This is no slouch of a theater.  It's Utah's highest-selling ticketed venue of any kind.  We have an automated programmable Scala Inc. stage.  So fun to play with!

Next time I've got a few days to haul a$$ to the other side of the world, I'll be sure to stop in!

[Not Myself]

I admit, it was pretty clever making us think you were faking it in Nevada when actually you were faking it in another Four Corners state - naturally, the only one I've never been in...

I've been in it.  The state is real.

[Hal]

My friends and I have long and complex theories about that wig . . . .

No theory needed.  It's a publicity photo from a production of 1776 at a regional theater in which I played the Loyalist George Read.  Read had the honor of being the only signer of the Declaration of Independence who voted against it.  The costumer for this production put all the Loyalists in white wigs so that the "Cool Considerate Men" number would have a distinctive visual.  I have performed in four productions for this theater, and am on their creative staff as well for property, set, and technical design.

<shamelessplug> https://tickets.halecentretheatre.org/Online/ </shamelessplug>

This is no slouch of a theater.  It's Utah's highest-selling ticketed venue of any kind.  We have an automated programmable Scala Inc. stage.  So fun to play with!

I once played Thomas Jefferson in 1776.  Shaved my beard, but I refused to bleach and dye my hair.

[gillianren]

No theory needed.

No, but they're more fun.  I've long known the truth, but that hasn't stopped me.

In all seriousness, it's a great show, and I watch it every July.  This year, I may be using it to distract myself at a stressful time!

[JayUtah]

I once played Thomas Jefferson in 1776.  Shaved my beard, but I refused to bleach and dye my hair.

We have a huge in-house costume and wig shop.  These days we very often opt to have the actor keep his own hair and just use an appropriate wig.  And yes, anyone who visits the Salt Lake City area can hit me up for a backstage tour.

[JayUtah]

Photos of recent productions.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/halecentretheatre/sets/