Sharing Shows from my collection

Greybelt asked for copies of Mr Chameleon. Here's my two. I hope they are upgrades for someone.

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Take care,

Tom

To all my Canadian friends, the temperature here was 72 degrees yesterday and 75 today. I know that must sound good to you but, it is actually bad news for us here in Southern California. Up in our little mountain valley we got between 6 and 7 inches of moisture this year. We normally get about 11 inches and our rainy season is over for now until November. So it's the old "good news, bad news" story.

Here's an episode from the tropics for everyone in a cold neighborhood.

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Thanks for all the shows....especially Mr Chameleon. Wish more were available

THANKS Toebig!

It's Sunday, have a blessed day.

On Monday we start diarrhea awareness week.....runs all week.

AAOJA xx-xx-xx 1118 Sandy Carson Arrives
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Chandu The Magician 1948-11-30
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The Greatest Story Ever Told 1948-10-31
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Tarzan 51-10-11 (40) Jungle Odds
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There is only one letter of the alphabet that doesn't appear in the names of the U.S. States, name it. There will be a little surprise (via PM) for the first correct answer.

Brain cells, hair cells, and skin cells all die constantly, but those darn fat cells live on and on and on.

AAOJA xx-xx-xx 1119 Crash Landing
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Chandu The Magician 1948-12-01
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Tarzan 51-10-18 (41) All Presumed Dead
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Let George Do It 490117 Payoff Is Murder
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I think there's an "X" in Texas. [Edit: I see the previous guess was deleted]

I think it's "Q".

Thanks for all the fills and upgrades toebig.

You are most welcome otrhead. I'm happy to share and I truly hope they are either new or upgrades, at least some of them.

Take care,

Tom

Duffy's Tavern 421215 Ep 069 Guests - Kate Smith, Ted Collins AFRS#6.mp3

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Did Superman always fly? Be the first to answer this question (in a PM) and win a prize.

The three main things I've noticed about getting old is I've become forgetful......

AAOJA xx-xx-xx 1120 Asking Roy For Help
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Chandu The Magician 1948-12-02
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Tarzan 51-10-25 (42) Small Packages
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When he first débuted in Action Comics #1 way back in 1938, Superman couldn't fly at all

kdmarket wrote:When he first débuted in Action Comics #1 way back in 1938, Superman couldn't fly at all

Yep. He could only leap 1/8th of a mile.

Tom, appreciate the shows and love the jokes so keep em coming.

Looks like kdmarket is the winner today.

Here's the answer from the internet, and we all know that if it's on the internet it has to be true.

The original comic book Superman could leap tall buildings in a single bound. But then he had to come right back down to Earth—because he didn't fly. It wasn't until the 1940s, when animators for a new animated series decided it would be too difficult to routinely draw him bending his knees, that it was decided that Superman could take off into the air. Readers got to see smooth animation, and a superhero gained a new power.

Thank you Seamus. Just my way of trying to bring a little smile and some joy to people.

Take care,

Tom

kdmarket wrote:When he first débuted in Action Comics #1 way back in 1938, Superman couldn't fly at all

So I guess the "Is it a bird, is it a plane?" slogan came later.

"Is it a bird? No! Is it a plane? No, doofus, he can't fly!"

And, of course, when we were kids in Omaha, we'd say, "Look--up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's..." [plop] "It's a bird."

Two things today. First, I have now posted 1,800 episodes here in this thread. I hope you've enjoyed the posts. Now, here's today's quiz. Name Superman's dog.

Q: What would you find in Superman's bathroom? A: Superbowl.

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AAOJA xx-xx-xx 1121 Manuscript Found
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Chandu The Magician 1948-12-03
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Tarzan 51-11-01 (43) The Ghost of the Karmiki
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Our Miss Brooks 48-09-19 Weekend at Crystal Lake
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My Friend Irma 481220 Irma's Christmas Party
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Krypto!

Thanks again for all the great uploads, toebig! Congrats on passing 1800 episodes, that number boggles the mind!

We'll see how this trivia thing plays out. Submit your answers via a private message, that way others won't give up early when they see their answer already up. Prizes galore.

What Chester Gould character made his first appearance in the Detroit Free Press on October 4, 1931?

I’m so ugly my proctologist stuck his finger in my mouth

AAOJA xx-xx-xx 1122 Where is Harry Phelps
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Chandu The Magician 1948-12-06
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Tarzan 51-11-08 (44) Adventure on the Road to Timbuktu
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Rhapsody in Rhythm 36xxxx 021 1st Song - Dinah. The Rhythm Rascals
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The winner of today's trivia question is duhar. He answered at 8:06 am my time this morning.

Thanks to all those that participated, keep trying.

The question and answer are below.

What Chester Gould character made his first appearance in the Detroit Free Press on October 4, 1931?

Chester Gould's immortal Dick Tracy made his first appearance in the Detroit Free Press on October 4, 1931. Modeled after the innovative Sherlock Holmes, Dick Tracy introduced the world to new crime-fighting technologies such as the two-way wrist TV and the engineless car that took the detective to the moon.

Thanks for all the posts!