My Name is Earl...

[eppst1]

Anybody watch the episode from this Thursday?

Earl was wearing a "Can I Play With Madness" t-shirt.

I thought it was pretty sweet.

That is all.

 

[Rider of Theli]

Yeah, that's the first thing I pointed out to my wife. heh heh. I'm certain it was all his idea too.

of course it may have tied in with the whole cat-lady episode. :Smug:

 

[Sumeet]

Someone behind the scenes as My Name Is Earl appears to be a metal fan, at least to some degree. Last season there was an episode where they played a good 90 seconds of Anthrax's "Got The Time".

Also, if you watch The Colbert Report, you'll notice that Stephen Colbert also appears to be something of a metal fan.

 

[AngraRULES]

My name is Milton and I'm wearing a Shaaman shirt. =)

 

[Braxil]

Someone behind the scenes as My Name Is Earl appears to be a metal fan, at least to some degree. Last season there was an episode where they played a good 90 seconds of Anthrax's "Got The Time".

Also, if you watch The Colbert Report, you'll notice that Stephen Colbert also appears to be something of a metal fan.

Any examples of something that shows Colbert's metallic nature? I haven't caught any myself.

 

[booB]

I've never heard of Colbert being a metal fan. I do know he's a Star Wars and Tolkien nerd.

 

[Sumeet]

Heh... Colbert likely isn't a die-hard underground prog-metal fan, and probably has not heard the latest Firewind disc, but I'll bet he rocked out to some classic metal in the 80's, or something. On one episode, he was talking about The National Review, a conservative political-oriented magazine, which had done a list of "The Top 50 Conservative Rock Songs Of All Time" (which included Iron Maiden's "Rime Of The Ancient Mariner", for some reason). The magazine was founded by a guy named William F Buckley, and at one point in the story, Colbert says "William F Buckley... I'm pretty sure Eddie from Iron Maiden is based on his face". He also covered a story on another episode about possible anthrax virus infections, and threw in something like "in related news, Anthrax still refuses to change their name" (with a picture of Anthrax on screen). Another time, he was talking about rock music or something, and started throwing the horns and doing a high-pitched-metal-vocalist-style shriek. I'm telling you... I'm sure the guy isn't actually following the scene or anything, but I'll bet you he still pulls out something like Holy Diver or The Number Of The Beast every now and then.

 

[Unca Kev]

Anybody watch the episode from this Thursday?

Earl was wearing a "Can I Play With Madness" t-shirt.

I thought it was pretty sweet.

That is all.

I just saw that episode. That was pretty cool. Now we just have to get Jason Lee to wear less famous metal band t-shirts, to promote the scene. That show is supposed to take place in Cali, right? He needs to wear a Zero Hour t-shirt to support a local band!

 

[booB]

I just saw that episode. That was pretty cool. Now we just have to get Jason Lee to wear less famous metal band t-shirts, to promote the scene. That show is supposed to take place in Cali, right? He needs to wear a Zero Hour t-shirt to support a local band!

On Home Improvement, Taran Smith used to wear Sentenced shirts.

 

[Sumeet]

On Home Improvement, Taran Smith used to wear Sentenced shirts.

That's nothing. On The Cosby Show, Rudy Huxtable used to wear Morbid Angel shirts! Now THAT was hardcore!

 

[mloanna]

That's nothing. On The Cosby Show, Rudy Huxtable used to wear Morbid Angel shirts! Now THAT was hardcore!

She did??

 

[mloanna]

I think Maiden shirts are seen the most in t.v and movies..Remeber the Mark Harmon movie SUMMER SCHOOL, the kid that was into horror movies had a Maiden shirt on. There has been a couple of other movies too.

 

[Sumeet]

She did??

Yes. It was in the episode where Theo goes to a metal concert and nearly gets trampled to death, and all the kids learn a valuable lesson about moshing.

 

[Unca Kev]

That's nothing. On The Cosby Show, Rudy Huxtable used to wear Morbid Angel shirts! Now THAT was hardcore!

Yes. It was in the episode where Theo goes to a metal concert and nearly gets trampled to death, and all the kids learn a valuable lesson about moshing.

D00d! That's some of the funniest, creative bullshit that I read on here!

 

[mloanna]

lol