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You're right -- I overlooked Madden's Lite beer commercials. There was a time when he was a bigger name for those than he was for broadcasting.
I've just gone down the rabbit hole checking out about a half dozen of his old Lite ads. He had a pretty darn good run with those -- much more his early-1980s calling card than his color-analyst work IMHO even though he had been doing games with CBS since 1979.
again, my favorite "tastes great, less filling" ad was with basketball's Madden, Tommy Heinsohn, being thrown out of the commercial by legendary referee Mendy Rudolph
The one after it with Eucker and Heinsohn checking out Halley's Comet was pretty good, too.to be a
Yeah I tried not to go into too much detail on the commercials when doing my Madden write up since I wasn’t sure if anyone would take those for the commercial category. Fun stuff to look back on.
Of course not. I'm not wearing a dead squirrel on my head (or a live one, either). I had a horse named Silver and a loyal Indian friend.
Not really sure. I missed most of his early years because our twins were young at that time, so I didn't watch SC on a nightly basis. Much of my rankings were based on the impact that person had on sports, and I'm not 100% sure what his was.
I'll help if you still need it.Yo Mama said:
Not a problem at all. It’s probably better for non drafters to judge. Shoot me your rankings via message and I’ll include them in the totals.
Fun fact for you: Nichelle Nichols stated in an interview that she wanted to leave the show but MLK himself told her to stay and continue to provide a positive role model for the AA community. I'm not much of a social activist normally, but you can't deny the character being iconic and important, arguably THE most important female supporting character of her era.
Really strong list. I think I would have put Ethel at the top, Aunt Bee next, then Endora but hard to argue that order. To break the tie clearly Mary Ann is better than Ginger
I have to agree. This should have been number one for it's real world impact.
I think so. There wasn't any real criteria given, so prettymuch anyone having a big hand in solving crimes/etc would fit (I mentioned Kolchack, who was a reporter). Off the top of my head, Gil would have landed around where Bosch is, or maybe the next group.
He must not have watched the entire series. VM was an awesome show and she was an awesome detective. Not going Gally but this is a low score despite how many heavy hitters there are left
I did not. What I did see I liked, though. I think she's fairly slotted. There are some pretty good detectives left.
