Jaime Maas

Had these buttons made up when I was the 1982 MSEP assistant supervisor. They were given to the cast at the end-of-Summer awards banquet which was held at Knott’s Berry Farm’s Jungle Island on the opposite side of Beach Blvd, behind Independence Hall. They show up on eBay now and then.

"I am convinced that the preferential choice for the poor is a source of extraordinary renewal both for the Church and for society, if we can only set ourselves free of our self-centeredness and open our ears to their cry (7)." #PopeLeoXIV #DilexiTe #RememberThePoor

Nathan IRL last Friday (actual footage)

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October 13, 1961: Twilight Zone's "A Game of Pool" airs. An obsessive pool player gets his wish: to play the long-dead legend Fats Brown. The stakes? Life or death.

Written by George Clayton Johnson. Stars Jack Klugman (in the second of four TZs) and Jonathan Winters.

Aw, thanks. Maybe I’ll do a blog someday.

Not a dancer when I was hired (July 2, 1976), but it didn’t take long for me to become adept in that talent.

Not very ill-filling, and the heads, which swiveled, were surprisingly light.

None of these folks, but I was the Dunking Stool guy, Pioneer Women on the back of the stage coach, the Prospector, Bartender, Arch Pusher in the Steamboat unit, and many many maas.

Yep. Haha. I also lost my head dancing down Main Street when I was Tweedle Dum and Winnie the Pooh. When I was Orville (The Rescuers) near Alpine Gardens, as a reindeer in The Kids of the Kingdom Christmas show on the Space Mountain stage, and a few other times.

Hahahaha

Me, prayerfully thankful IRL for my Canadian friends, and rice, of course.

My head fell off

Here you go. Photos taken in the weeks leading up to the attraction’s opening.

Lesser known Woody Allen film, but one of my favorites. Everyone is superb. It’s a fun, wild ride.

Many of us grew up in the church being taught to root for Moses, Daniel, and John the Baptist in the Bible, only to grow up and have our churches question our faith for not cheering on the Pharaohs, Nebuchadnezzars, and Herods in our world today.

Told myself last night it was time to watch MANHATTAN MURDER MYSTERY. Watch it about twice a year. She carries the film. She’s hysterical. Highly recommend.

No!! I loved everything about Diane.

She grew up in Santa Ana, a block away from my home. She, like me, went to Santa Ana High School.

My parents were good friends with her parents, Dorothy and Jack.

She babysat my friend Melinda. Her house was kitty-corner from Diane.

This hits hard.

Mickey, the nabber.

"There's a man out there!"

First heard on October 11, 1963.

Celebrating 62 years of one of the most iconic Twilight Zone episodes ever aired: "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet."

A toast to Richard Matheson and William Shatner for this piece of TV history!

Remembering 'The Twilight Zone' creator Rod Serling It's been 50 years since the Emmy Award-winning TV writer and producer died. But watching reruns of The Twilight Zone confirms that the themes Serling tackled remain relevant.

www.npr.org/2025/10/07/n...

Seen Disneyland strike items before, but this Glendale one was a first for me. Wondering if they did strike, or if it was made in case of a strike.

Stenciled, hand-painted MAPO strike sign.

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How The Twilight Zone Smuggled Controversial Ideas Past TV Censors Hundreds of fans gathered in Rod Serling’s hometown to celebrate The Twilight Zone creator who turned science fiction into bold social commentary.

Great story on Bloomberg about Rod and SerlingFest!
www.bloomberg.com/news/article...

Believe it not, Ole Milt's adult entertainment bar was in full swing when I took this photo.
"...Girls are friendly, drinks aren't watered down..."
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Hannibal, Missouri

“His murder wasn't about wrongdoing. It was about people refashioning Christianity in their image.”

Hahaha