Following the success of Star Wars, America's TV networks tried their best to launch new shows set in outer space. NBC offered the somewhat tongue-in-cheek Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, a show that paired out-of-this-world adventure with many moments of levity, many coming from the show's requisite robot, Twiki. The voice of Twiki was provided by one of the most famous throats in Hollywood — the one belonging to the one and only Mel Blanc, who is legendary for playing so many of the Looney Tunes characters (and so many others). Gil Gerard, who played Buck Rogers in the series, said that getting to meet Blanc — along with the original Buck Rogers, Buster Crabbe — was one of the highlights of his career. (Click on the media bar below to hear Gil Gerard)Jon Favreau, Roy Choi team on “The Chef Show” at Netflix - Realscreen
Jon Favreau, Roy Choi team on “The Chef Show” at Netflix - Realscreen Jon Favreau, Roy Choi team on “The Chef Show” at Netflix - Realscreen Eat Food. All the Time. Mostly Junk. - The Atlantic The Reign of ‘Emma’ and ‘Liam’ Continues - The Atlantic Archive of 1950s Celebrity Autographs to Star in Sterling Associates' March 20 Auction - finebooksmagazine.com Jon Favreau, Roy Choi team on “The Chef Show” at Netflix - Realscreen Posted: 21 May 2019 08:01 AM PDT Global streaming giant Netflix is plating a new food series with actor and Iron Man and The Lion King director Jon Favreau and celebrity food truck chef Roy Choi. The eight-episode series The Chef Show sees Favreau (pictured, right) and Choi (left) blending food and culture, cooking with friends and family and enjoying conversation over a home-cooked meal. The two previously worked together...
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