Three Sons Two Daughters
Wednesday, October 1st, 2014
My sitcom obsession continued at the Hollywood Show on January 12, 2013. My Three Sons is a biggie, despite the fact that it was never one of my favorites and that I rarely watched it…and that I haven’t seen it in years. This makes no difference, as there are plenty of other sitcoms that I typically bypassed in favor of some of my favorite – but now watch regularly and love. I have no doubt that when I start watching My Three Sons on DVD – and the day most assuredly will come – I’m going to love it like most of the others. Read the rest of this entry »
For years I had been sitting on a signed photo of Johnny Crawford. It was a great shot of him with his TV father from the classic western series The Rifleman. It was a show that my Dad had gotten me into at a young age, and one I have long hoped to have a re-acquaintance with. That is now possible since the first season has been released on DVD. But I have had a remarkable time trying actually meet up with Johnny Crawford himself. Although he was making appearances, they were always at shows that I wasn’t attending…or they were at shows I was, but he cancelled. Remarkably, he also often met with Dick Bann and crew at the Culver Hotel for Wednesday lunches, but he wasn’t at the one that I attended. 
Back in November of 2012, I attended the Horrorhound event that pretty much put to shame any preceding reunion of the cast(s) of the Halloween film(s). By getting 
As a fan of classic rock from the 1960’s – not to mention a fan of Lucille Ball – I most certainly sat up and took notice at one of the guests who appeared at the Hollywood Show in Los Angeles on October 5, 2013. I was quite aware of the rock trio of Dino, Desi, & Billy – comprised of Dean Martin’s son Dean Paul Martin, Lucy and Desi’s son Desi Arnaz Jr., and the one that no one had heard of: Billy Hinsche. Naturally it was Billy who was making the personal appearance. 
How far will I go? How deep will I dig into Camp Crystal Lake when it comes to collecting autographss and photos with the folks who worked in the Friday the 13th series? That’s the real question you should be asking yourself. And furthermore, why? The last part can probably never be answered, other than that it is fun. I started with the