|
Pix for Pix:
While J drains his customary pre-show beverage, Editor B welcomes the viewing public to the second season of ROX.
Day assaults the camera with the shorn locks of her own hair.
Day provides a deft segue from a peace rally in Missoula to a peace rally in Seattle.
DJ Harry salutes you.
Mr. G teaches the kids about the friendly number 10.
J explains the true meaning of the pink triangle on the Bass bottle.
The Studio Six television series was named after the studio in which it was produced.
Someone put out a cigarette on this poor woman's breasts. We didn't do it, we just videotaped the aftermath. Honest, officer.
ROX #47 featured scenes from another public access show, "Waco, the Big Lie," produced by the American Justice Federation.
Does that turn you on?
Friedrich Nietzsche coined the term "monotono-theism."
Jenny B works at the IU Main Library, which is essentially a giant limestone box full of books.
|
