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by **Tapion1ives** » Jan 16th, '09, 10:44

What is it.
whats special about them
i dont get it.

is it cos they're really happy.

by **Harry Guinness** » Jan 16th, '09, 10:56

They're all the same!!! In every L&L publication they are pretty much in the same seats!!!!

by **Tapion1ives** » Jan 16th, '09, 10:58

hows that work. is it the film crews wives and husbands?

by **Mark Waddington** » Jan 16th, '09, 11:39

Two words to explain why I stopped buying L+L productions

JON

COOKE

Needs I say any more? Mullet and moustache went out in the 80s....

by **pcwells** » Jan 16th, '09, 13:14

Mark Waddington wrote:Two words to explain why I stopped buying L+L productions

JON

COOKE

Needs I say any more? Mullet and moustache went out in the 80s....

I couldn't help but laugh when Jay Sankey looked him square in the eyes and asked, 'are you retarded?'.

In theory, that should be a total no-no, but somehow I can just imagine magicians in living rooms across the globe punching the air and cheering.

by **Lady of Mystery** » Jan 16th, '09, 13:44

I really shouldn't have laughed when I saw that but I did

by **Tapion1ives** » Jan 16th, '09, 16:06

is he the guy at the table in david regal's tricks volume 1

grey hair

by **Mark Waddington** » Jan 16th, '09, 16:07

With EXTREMELY over the top reactions... yes

by **Replicant** » Jan 16th, '09, 16:16

If I may be so bold, the young ladies are usually rather top notch. Very easy on the eye.

by **Lady of Mystery** » Jan 16th, '09, 16:53

oh don't you start, Dave's always going on about the blonde with the short skirt who's usually in the front row somewhere. :roll:

by **Lawrence** » Jan 16th, '09, 17:23

Lady of Mystery wrote:oh don't you start, Dave's always going on about the blonde with the short skirt who's usually in the front row somewhere.

The one with no shoes on? :wink:

by **Ace of Shades** » Jan 16th, '09, 18:21

Replicant wrote:If I may be so bold, the young ladies are usually rather top notch. Very easy on the eye.

I don't have any complaints with them myself.

As for Mr. Cooke: if he's the guy I'm thinking of, the producers probably couldn't resist someone who hamms it up like that guy, and I think the mullet/70's mustache only serves to make his persona even funnier. :lol:

by **Ed Wood** » Jan 16th, '09, 20:35

pcwells wrote:
Mark Waddington wrote:Two words to explain why I stopped buying L+L productions

JON

COOKE

Needs I say any more? Mullet and moustache went out in the 80s....

I couldn't help but laugh when Jay Sankey looked him square in the eyes and asked, 'are you retarded?'.

In theory, that should be a total no-no, but somehow I can just imagine magicians in living rooms across the globe punching the air and cheering.

Ha ha ha. I would love to see that. Would be worth buying the DVD just to watch that part. First came across him in one of the Osterlind DVD's and have built up an irrational hatred since.
As for the ladies, there's one in the Banachek DVD's with the most amazing....ummmmm, well, I'll stop there i think...Mmmmmmm

by **Dirty Davey** » Jan 17th, '09, 09:54

Which DVD is that on, I don't think I've seen that????

by **pcwells** » Jan 17th, '09, 10:48

Dirty Davey wrote:Which DVD is that on, I don't think I've seen that????

It's on the Best of Jay Sankey (vol 1, I think).

But that particular routine was also culled for L&L's World Greatest Finger Ring Magic DVD.

Pete

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