Baker University Extension Home Study Course

[Dickie Billericay]

Baker University, in cooperation with the Mystic Knights of the Sea, offers an Extension Home Study Course. Registrating for the new siesta commences directly.

[Virtual Bison]

"Hash! Last night meat loaf and the night before stew. Don't cattle come in one piece anymore?"

That show was a classic!

[Armando Ramos]

That show was a classic!

It really was. Shame the actors got screwed out of residuals because the show was banned.

Also note the great Dudley Dickerson as Brother Joe. Dickerson is one of the few (or possibly only) actors who could upstage the Three Stooges. "Dis house has sho' gone craaaaazy!"

[Albert Hidel]

Is this a training film for RA Gold Standard admissions officers? The only difference is that Kingfish is more honest.

"I has learned one thing from this home study course. You is a bigger crook than I thought you was."

"Well that alone is worth two hundred dollars--it'll teach ya to be on guard in the future!"

BTW, the guy at the Morgan & Ellis Employment Agency is Jester Hairston, who wrote the "Amen" song in the movie "Lilies of the Field."

[Armando Ramos]

BTW, the guy at the Morgan & Ellis Employment Agency is Jester Hairston, who wrote the "Amen" song in the movie "Lilies of the Field."

Not only wrote it, but sang it in the movie. Overdubbed for Sidney Poitier, who won the Oscar for Best Actor that year. Shades of Milli Vanilli?

[Fort Bragger]

Milli Vanilli?

Justin Bieber can blow bits on stage and not miss a note. I suspect there are infinite permutations as to performers' involvement in performances. Unfortunately the black squareheads were hired after the tracks were laid down so their voices were never recorded. If they would have sang on the recordings to some degree, they wouldn't have been all that unusual. It wasn't all that uncommon to have studio musicians play on recordings while the band played live.

[Albert Hidel]

Old joke:

"They found out who was doing Mr. Ed's voice on that television show; it was Marni Nixon's horse."

(Marni Nixon was the singer who dubbed Audrey Hepburn in the My Fair Lady movie.)