I had no idea that TV show was still on. Not that I ever watched it in the first place. Was she supposed to be funny?

She was a heck of a beer saleswoman, but that's about all I remember about her.

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At least that dude makes me laugh.

I'm surprised there hasn't been a Joe Bob Briggs pinball game yet.

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My sentiments exactly. When I'm buying...

I'm glad I had better things to do when that annoying lady was on TV.

Oh I was and I tried. Just couldn't get into it. Wasn't funny. And her voice was like nails on a chalkboard.

The only people who look like they're being schooled , are those that admit they want another "nostalgia" pinball machine.

Nobody. I use 2% reduced fat milk on my cereal.

Miss Nancy was hot, but you don't see us begging for a Romper Room pinball machine.

Sigh... I guess that's what separates the men from the boys....

Mavbe because of it's lack of nostalgia in the USA. You really don't have too many choices any more. But how many more do we need?

I certainly didn't go begging for it. And I can live without it. And probably will..

I had to log back in just to give that a thumbs up. That dude was hilarious!

Don't worry John, Orbiter 2 is on the way.

Would you buy another Playboy pin if it had all the same girls that were on the first one as they are now? Or should I start another thread...

Probably because they didn't have to use playmates from yesteryear.

So do you think we will get a Batgirl pinball machine next?

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Well, to be fair, we are part of a badly outdated crew it would seem.

Do you do a lot of senior citizens?

Not really.

But since we now have a young dude with a cell phone pin, is it too much to ask for a hot young chicks without cell phones pin?

Certainly more pleasing to the eye than the 60s Ed Roth clone shit we've been seeing on games lately.

Do horny old men really go after women their own age or older, or is that when they have no other choice.

I'm trying to stick with the one's that haven't gone thru mental-pause yet. And maybe a little younger...

Fireball was one of the machines that got me into this hobby, and I don't need another.

I guess you can call me grumpy for lacking enthusiasm on that one.

All that said, If we make it to the Halloween Haunt at Knotts this year, I'm going to go see her show and keep an open mind. I think it will be fun. I was into other things when the TV show was on.

And there's nothing wrong with Stern trying to capitalize on a franchise Williams put on the map. Those two always had each others back.

It's the same way when somebody do like something. Without the conflict, pinside might wither and die.

Hopefully in 20 years they will do another one when she's really mature.

So true. After Miss Nancy left Romper Room, they gave us Miss Mary Ann, who was just as hot.

And who can forget when Steve left Blues Clues...

I'm sensing many in the over 50 crowd tuned out when it was on. Including myself. So that leaves the 30-40 something crowd the were the horndogs watching it at the time. Maybe a mommy complex or something? I couldn't tell ya.

Sounds about right. When the show was on, there were plenty of nice boobies my own age which is probably why I didn't feel the need.

I'm getting it now. When I was a kid we had Jeannie, and I just couldn't look away....

That right there is reason enough for me to own an Elvira pinball machine.

Well, by the time Nick at Night showed it there were plenty of other options. But the first time this five year old kid saw Jeannie in her skimpy outfit, I was hooked. And I'm sure I wasn't alone.

Well when you were young, didn't you have Clarissa?

Just like Clarissa, that explains it all.

Would you think any less of me if I said Clarissa was prime time for me?

I tell you, this babe is still hot.

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Well, they resurrected Aerosmith, didn't they?

And the fact that is was popular in the 80s makes it a shoe in.

You think so?
Back then we had to wait six months for a rerun, now you get one as soon as the show is over and another 100 times thruout the week. And any cool movie that has been remade never gets shown, but the remake is on all the time.

Come on man! We all know Stern's Indiana Jones is right up there with the Williams original.

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And this is certainly a step in the right direction

Sometimes I don't even know if I'm being sarcastic or not.

Bring on that Joe Bob Briggs pinball machine!

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I'm surprised they don't just cut to the chase and do an original Valley Girl pinball machine with Moon Unit Zappa.

Pinside has spoken! All the real enthusiasm today is on the JJP reveal thread.

Who's everyone, lone ranger?

Like "Golden Girls, who are still into these lovely old ladies"?

I'm just trying to figure out a nice way to ask peoples opinions when it comes to currently irrelevant outdated TV personalities.

Good example.

"Who is still into this 60s TV show that pinball decided to make an affordable and complete monument to"?

We've got to keep it positive , remember?

The truth is "crap" shouldn't be taken as an offensive word. I believe it evolved from the word "crapper" which was the last name of Thomas Crapper who was a good plumber and engineer in his day and started his own company that sold fine plumbing fixtures.

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You have to understand, this website and hobby as it is now in general includes the most overly sensitive types in the world from all walks of life.

How something as great as pinball evolved into something like this is beyond me.

Who invited these "nerds" to the party anyway?

Back in the day the rednecks and thrill seekers would have kicked their asses.