from 70's and 80's Tele

who's your favoritte

Adrian from Rocky and wonder woman have alot in common

 

 

 

 

when they took their glasses off and let their hair down

 

 

they both turned into stunners

Mine has to be Jessica Rabbit :dance: :rolleyes:

PMSL Ahem....tizer i dont think its me who needs help mate!

PMSL Ahem....tizer i dont think its me who needs help mate!

lol....You sayin she aint real??? :eek:

youll be telling me father christmas is fiction next :rolleyes: :cry: :)

PMSL Ahem....tizer i dont think its me who needs help mate!

 

LOL :tongue:

Heather Locklear...shwwiiinnnnggg what a babe!!!

PMSL Ahem....tizer i dont think its me who needs help mate!

 

 

wat dya mean

theres nothing wrong with jessica rabbit........top totty

it was heather locklear in charlies angels,, as she was married to lee majors,, ie colt seavers and six million dollar man, etc.

No mate, it was Farah Fawcett in Charlies Angels (married to Lee Majors).

She was only in the first series as well.

 

I always preferred her replacement though, Cheryl Ladd.

Fecking lovely!

She still does it for me now too!

 

Oops, I'm drooling now.

I always had a crush on Erin Gray. She played Colonel Wilma Deering in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (oh, and Daisey Duke of course!)

I always had a crush on Erin Gray. She played Colonel Wilma Deering in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (oh, and Daisey Duke of course!)

Ooh :D

 

Do films count?

 

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Jaqueline Smith from Charlies Angels :nana2:

wat dya mean

theres nothing wrong with jessica rabbit........top totty

CheerZ fella...thought it was just me on this one.... :rofl:

Are birds now fitter than they used to be?

Or less fit?

 

Hmmm.. maybe that's another thread.

...(And Tripitaka from monkey - was that a boy or a girl? (S)he was quite sexualy vague.

"Tripitaka (Masako Natsume)

 

In the programme as in the book, it is the monk Tripitaka that Monkey and his pals are ordered to protect on his journey to India to retrieve the scriptures. Tripikata does not fight with Monkey et al and is a peaceful character, who always wants to help. Through the use of the headache sutra, he has control over Monkey so can force him to help whenever he is less than cooperative.

 

Despite Tripikata being a bloke, the role in the programme was actually played by a woman, the enigmatic Masako Natsume.

 

Natsume had already featured in Japanese entertainment programmes and was well-known throughout Japan and well-liked as an actress. She was the face of Japanese cosmetics company 'Kanebo' for some time prior to playing the role of the 'boy monk' Tripikata. So a bit like Natalie Imbrulia with a hat on then.

 

Tragically, Natsume died in 1985 of leukemia, aged just 27. The whole of Japan was saddened by her death and she remains a popular figure. Memorabilia sells well in Japan to this day."

Ooh :D

 

"Beede Beede Beede......... Way to go Buck!!"

"Tripitaka (Masako Natsume)

 

In the programme as in the book, it is the monk Tripitaka that Monkey and his pals are ordered to protect on his journey to India to retrieve the scriptures. Tripikata does not fight with Monkey et al and is a peaceful character, who always wants to help. Through the use of the headache sutra, he has control over Monkey so can force him to help whenever he is less than cooperative.

 

Despite Tripikata being a bloke, the role in the programme was actually played by a woman, the enigmatic Masako Natsume.

 

Natsume had already featured in Japanese entertainment programmes and was well-known throughout Japan and well-liked as an actress. She was the face of Japanese cosmetics company 'Kanebo' for some time prior to playing the role of the 'boy monk' Tripikata. So a bit like Natalie Imbrulia with a hat on then.

 

Tragically, Natsume died in 1985 of leukemia, aged just 27. The whole of Japan was saddened by her death and she remains a popular figure. Memorabilia sells well in Japan to this day."

:shock: Dave you are without a doubt the font of all knowledge! :D

roflmfaopmsl @ reading this thread without a clue what anyones talking about!

 

you'll all be reminiscing about farah's and waffle jumpers next!

 

 

 

 

 

 

no offence, always laugh at work when whole conversations go over the top of my head!

"Tripitaka (Masako Natsume)

 

In the programme as in the book, it is the monk Tripitaka that Monkey and his pals are ordered to protect on his journey to India to retrieve the scriptures. Tripikata does not fight with Monkey et al and is a peaceful character, who always wants to help. Through the use of the headache sutra, he has control over Monkey so can force him to help whenever he is less than cooperative.

 

Despite Tripikata being a bloke, the role in the programme was actually played by a woman, the enigmatic Masako Natsume.

 

Natsume had already featured in Japanese entertainment programmes and was well-known throughout Japan and well-liked as an actress. She was the face of Japanese cosmetics company 'Kanebo' for some time prior to playing the role of the 'boy monk' Tripikata. So a bit like Natalie Imbrulia with a hat on then.

 

Tragically, Natsume died in 1985 of leukemia, aged just 27. The whole of Japan was saddened by her death and she remains a popular figure. Memorabilia sells well in Japan to this day."

 

in the TV series 'Monkey' Tripitaka was (we all thought) a bloke, but if you saw the last ever episode it was revealed that he was a bird and Monkey was upset when he realized he could have shagged her

Some of you guys seem way too interested in this lady-boy. :eek: :wack:

Can we except telephone-votes? Mike Groves just called me and asked to put him down for...........

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

........ Timmy Mallett :shock:

Can we except telephone-votes? Mike Groves just called me and asked to put him down......

 

I thought it was just his coat that needed putting down :p :rofl:

Oh, wait....I've just thought of another.....

 

 

.....Melinda Culear (spelling?) - she played the brunette reporter who accompanied the A-team :p :p :hyper:

 

Richard :cool:

It was heather menzies in loguns run for me! :dance:

 

 

OOOHHH! Yeah man. You just hung on the edge of your seat waiting for her to flop out of that dress............... cough! cough!. :x: (or was that the film?)

OOOHHH! Yeah man. You just hung on the edge of your seat waiting for her to flop out of that dress............... cough! cough!. :x: (or was that the film?)

wasn't that Jenny Agguter (also in American werewolf in London)

FPMSL It's Chunk in a skirt :rofl: