Monday, April 25, 2005
Fibber McGee and Molly
Ivan, over at the indispensable Thrilling Days of Yesteryear, tipped me off to a really cheap boxed set of Fibber McGee and Molly CDs not long ago, so I ordered it at once. I didn't have a chance to listen until this past weekend, driving to and from the Aggiecon. On the drive, I heard six shows (one of them from early in the program's history) and enjoyed every minute of them. (Judy, for some reason, was not impressed.) For years, the catch-phrases from those shows were catch-phrases in my own family: "'T'ain't funny, McGee" and "That ain't the way I heered it." I'm pretty sure kids these days would think the shows were awful and lame, but I loved them in the long ago, and I still do.
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Sorry to hear that Judy was less than enthused about the Jordans...maybe her tastes would run toward The Halls of Ivy, another show from Fibber creator Don Quinn?
I like The Halls of Ivy a lot, myself, and I even liked the TV version. But I'm not so sure about Judy.
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