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Larry Hagman Enjoyed ‘Dream’ Career
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mattaug
From a creative comedy like “I Dream of Jeannie” to the cutthroat drama “Dallas” one quality defined Larry Hagman’s career as much as any other: Fun. The man seemed to genuinely enjoy his work up until the day he died, which was Friday. Hagman reportedly passed due to complications from cancer at age 81. Hagman…
Marlins Awful On TV, On Field
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mattaug
I’ll admit I am a New York Yankees fan first and Mets, second, although the second part of that sentence can be really tough to deal with at times. As awful as the Mets have played in the second half of the season, however, at least they aren’t the abysmal Miami Marlins. A season that…
Steve Sabol Helped Change Face Of Football
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mattaug
Some people wonder how football got to be America’s most popular sport. Steve Sabol, who died earlier this week, is part of the reason why. Sabol, who passed at age 69 from brain cancer, was responsible, along with his father, Ed, for making the game so fan friendly and accessible on television screens. Not to…
Bye George Jefferson … We’ll Miss You!
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mattaug
As my anti-Archie Bunker, I learned alot from watching Sherman Hemsley play George Jefferson on The Jeffersons. Jefferson, as Archie used to call him, MORE than held his own when dealing with the racist Bunker. Although a bit anti-white himself, to put it mildly, Jefferson enjoyed success because he understood that in America the color…
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