Who'd Win?,Voiceover Vigilanties.

If Ernie Anderson got in a fight with Don Lafontaine, Who'd win?

A New Buddy Cop Show?

One night while scouring the internet I came across this photo of a duo of seventies icons,Paul Williams(Phantom of thePardise/The Muppet Movie) and Lou Farrigno of the Incredible Hulk fame.Upon viewing I felt these two would make a good action/comedy buddy cop duo and i got the Idea for a new show.Due to their vast size differences I've decided to call them Short Stack and Tall Order.This could also relate to restaraunt that they frequent throughout the series.I've decided to set the program in New Orleans cause I feel the Big Easy provides a great backdrop for intrigue and mystery.And also those giant creepy Mardi Gras masks are pretty cool.Maybe the're can be an episode where they go under cover at Mardi Gras featuring a guest appearance by William Shatner as Baacus.Perhaps it can be broadcast on the CW,although that might not work since neither of them are currently dating Peter.Anyway It would feature many car chases and shootouts via the cop shows of the golden age of television the 1970's.

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More new stuff coming soon.

AClifford Montage in honor of Charles Grodin Appreciation Week.

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Who would you rather look at while you were eating?

Charles Grodin then or Charles Grodin now?

Creepy and Disturbing Charles Grodin Edition

Moving along with Charles Grodin weekwe return to a Grodinized version of one of our regular features.Here we witness Chuck G. puttin the moves on Ol' Miss Piggy or as they'd be called these days if they were a couple Chiggy or Prodin, ah who the hell cares I never really cared for that combo name crap anyway.Basically it's pretty much Charles Grodin molesting a piece of felt with eyes,enjoy.

Some "Fun Facts" about Charles!

Tonight we countinue C.G.A.W. with some fun facts about the man courtesy of IMDB

Date of Birth
21 April 1935, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Birth Name
Charles Grodinsky

Height
6' (1.83 m)

Spouse
Elissa Durwood (March 1985 - present) 2 children
Julia ? (? - 1968) (divorced) 1 daughter

Trade Mark

Grodin's trade mark is his petulant loutishness that he employs as a guest on various talk shows. Seemingly miffed or angry, his act is strictly tongue-in-cheek as he lobs offensive verbal attacks at his hosts.

Trivia

Children with Elissa: Marion and Nicky.

Charles Grodin attended the University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida.

Shares a birthday with Andie MacDowell.

Is close friends with actor Gene Wilder.

Attended the HB Acting Studio in New York City.

Having already been cast as Capt. Aarfy Aardvark in Catch-22 (1970), director Mike Nichols asked him to take over the part of Colonel Cathcart when the original actor did not work out. As the role was written for an older man, old age make-up was experimented with for a few days, until it was decided to cast Martin Balsam instead, and Grodin returned to his original part.

Gene Wilder wanted him to play the part of Charles/Pierre in Start the Revolution Without Me (1970), but Grodin declined, having committed to directing the original Broadway production of Lovers and Other Strangers (1970).

He was cast as Benjamin Braddock in The Graduate (1967), but the deal fell apart following a disagreement over salary. Mike Nichols still offered him a part in Catch-22 (1970), which he was already scheduled to direct at the time.

Admitted in a 2006 interview on "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) that the surly attitude he adopts on talk shows is an act he developed in order to be a more interesting guest. According to Grodin, he was scheduled to make his first appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (1962) in 1973, and was to be in the segment immediately following Diana Ross performing a medley of her hits. Realizing that he would bomb if he followed her as himself, he adopted this churlish character who has little patience for the questions of the host. Carson loved it and it became his trademark.

His wife, Elissa Durwood Grodin, is an author.