[Husker] Tommy Lee Goes To College

jonlists at cbsol.com jonlists at cbsol.com
Thu Aug 18 11:01:32 CDT 2005


George..... 

I thought Perlman came off pretty well as a "straight man" (in comedy 
terms). His comment that Motley Crue "must be an acquired taste" was 
absolutely hilarious. 


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George Rapp <george.rapp at gmail.com> wrote on 08/17/2005 10:48:47 PM:

> On 8/17/05, jonlists at cbsol.com <jonlists at cbsol.com> wrote:
> I can't be the only one that's watched this...... comments?
> 
> You're not.  I'll cop to it as well.  8^) 

> I thought it was pretty funny, but the most interesting part is watching
> him with the band. I'll watch the rest of it to see how he progesses 
> there, if nothing else
> 
> I could do without the narrator.  He's like fingernails down the 
> chalkboard every time he speaks, which is mercifully not too many times.
> 
> I didn't think Harvey Perlman did himself any favors.  He came off 
> as pretty stiff -- or maybe that's the way they edited the show.
> 
> UN-L obviously greenlighted the filming of this series on campus on 
> the theory that "there's no such thing as bad publicity".  I think 
> it's working out well on that score.  The 'Husker logos are 
> everywhere -- and all the competing logos are digitally blurred out 
> (even on the stadium scoreboards) -- and the fight songs are great 
> lead-ins and lead-outs to commercials.
> 
> George
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