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[lolaraincoat]

I'm on dial-up until laptop returns to me (the service people haven't even called back with a diagnosis yet, after a full week, which is Not A Good Sign) and also am busier than I have ever been before in my whole busy life. Yet I still am doing my share of random clicking around. Or slightly more than my share. So this was the fruit of my random clicking this morning:

Did you know that Fiona Apple's (shut up, I like "Extraordinary Machine") brother is the actor who played the cop's sidekick/hippie anthropologist on "The Sentinel"?

Yeah, you knew that already, plus long ago you wrote some very kinky RPF about the whole family, including ironic observations about how every actor/media person in the world (or at least New York and environs) has worked on Days of Our Lives at least once.

So send me the link already, okay?

eta I'm sure I'll be sorry that I asked, but who is this Ken Wahl of whom you tell me?

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[twotoedsloth.livejournal.com]

Off topic, I watched Nacho Libre (except for the end, which didn't seem to want to get watched, at least not on that machine). Um... I didn't think it seemed all that referencial to the classic lucha films. Did you? Or did I misunderstand what you were saying. Anyway, I think that even though I enjoyed it more than I thought I would, it was still another piece of... not so much lucha libre as kitsch.. but Mexico as Kitschland. (Kitschland Kitschland über alles?). Although I loved the sidekick guy. Also... incidently... "Ramses," who is listed in the credits as El Bronco, is really Silver King (brother of Dr. Wagner Jr), who had been fighting in Japan and Mexico as Black Tiger (for whatever reason). But yeah, yeah... real luchadores... yeah yeah Mexico (except that last time I was in Oaxaca City, nobody could tell me where to see lucha libre).

So what did you think really?

P.S. Finished the conclusion, and I kind of like it for now.