Bit of the macho side, aren't they? Almost got a Popeye look going for him.
Don Adams tenure as an exterminator was a bit of a stretch, but the episode is salvaged by a couple of pluses.
The old Hollywood actor named Lorne Chumley (modeled after Lon Chaney) is a fun bit.
I especially loved Velma and Daphne's little dialogue.
As Velma gives out the plot to Chumley's spooky classic movie "that won a whole bunch of Oscars", Daphne persists in telling Velma to stop it.
"If the movie was silent, why don't you be silent?" Daphne said.
It was a prime moment for Daphne to backhand Velma one good time.
And also like Shaggy's reference to the Iron Maiden too, for some odd reason.
Thankfully, Adams vocal work is an advantage for him, unlike Conway's cartoon foyeur.
This IMDb listing isn't complete. There is no listing for either of the 3 Stooges adventures, nor is the Laurel & Hardy adventure listed.
Don Adams tenure as an exterminator was a bit of a stretch, but the episode is salvaged by a couple of pluses.
The old Hollywood actor named Lorne Chumley (modeled after Lon Chaney) is a fun bit.
I especially loved Velma and Daphne's little dialogue.
As Velma gives out the plot to Chumley's spooky classic movie "that won a whole bunch of Oscars", Daphne persists in telling Velma to stop it.
"If the movie was silent, why don't you be silent?" Daphne said.
It was a prime moment for Daphne to backhand Velma one good time.
And also like Shaggy's reference to the Iron Maiden too, for some odd reason.
Thankfully, Adams vocal work is an advantage for him, unlike Conway's cartoon foyeur.
This IMDb listing isn't complete. There is no listing for either of the 3 Stooges adventures, nor is the Laurel & Hardy adventure listed.