As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
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To paraphrase the noted legal scholar Hanover Fiste, "Hangin's too good for 'em! Burnin's too good for 'em! They should be torn into little bitsy pieces AND BURIED ALIVE!"
A psycho-mom and her new pedophile husband.
She has young daughters at home and while we've been spared any details, it doesn't take a lot to figure they'll need decades of therapy.
Currently they've been arrested for mudering her eldest daughter for taking in her son after she lost custody of him for being a psycho-mom on the set of the TV show he was acting on.
Agreed, but I'd settle for the Chair or the gas chamber, something that would give them a kick in the ass on their way out.
Well back over on the Panasonic game console news, the poll is complete. We have a tie between calling the console the Hydra or the Epsilon. This calls for a tiebreaker, so I leave the floor to you @OldNavy1988.
Who is Ivy Boudreaux? Plus the St. Pierre family history.
Question submitted by @Mitch!
Who is Ivy Boudreaux, and why did she adopt Gus St. Pierre and his sisters at the last minute?
Ivy (Born January 12, 1951) is the older sister of Bridgette (Born October 4, 1954). Both grew up in the Gentilly section of New Orleans. An older sibling, Pvt. Maurice St. Pierre (1945-71), was killed in Vietnam.
The surname St. Pierre is actually Ivy and Bridgette's maiden name. Ivy has been married to Andre Boudreaux since December of 1974.
Bridgette was only 15 when her eldest daughter Colette was born on January 10, 1970. Colette's biological father, Cedric Landry, was also a teenager at the time. Because of that, Colette was raised by "Gran" (Marion O'Doul-St. Pierre; B. 1914) and "Gramps" (Marcel St. Pierre; B. 1915) in her earliest years. Against her parents' wishes, Bridgette stayed with Cedric even though he hung out with the wrong crowds. On July 21, 1973, Bridgette gave birth to Daphne Marie-Antoinette St. Pierre. However, in August of 1975, Daphne and Colette were both removed from Bridgette's care after she and Cedric were both pulled over by Louisiana state troopers for driving while intoxicated with both girls in their car seats. Gran and Gramps took custody immediately thereafter.
Bridgette would be out of high school and out of juvenile hall by the time her next baby was born. From her marriage to Eugene Dubois, she would give birth to the following:
- Augustus Jean-Claude "Gus" St. Pierre on November 30, 1977
- Adelaide Yolande St. Pierre on September 4, 1978
- Blanche Veronica St. Pierre on February 14, 1980
- Renee Alberta St. Pierre on September 8, 1981
- Gabrielle Bastienne St. Pierre and Estelle Avril St. Pierre on October 21, 1982
Gran and Gramps, as well as Ivy, looked after Gus and his sisters while they gave Bridgette multiple chances to clean up her lifestyle, which she never did.
In 1986, a local kids show on Fox affiliate WNOL gave Gus his first big break. Soon, he began appearing on commercials for Zatarain's, Pearl Milling Syrup and Popeye's Chicken.
Colette applied to LSU and Tulane, hoping to stay as close to home as possible. But when both schools turned her down, she went off to UCLA on a volleyball scholarship after graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School, Class of 1988. She graduated from UCLA as an English major in the summer of '92.
Between Ivy and Bridgette, Ivy has been the more mature and more successful of the two.
Who is Ivy Boudreaux, and why did she adopt Gus St. Pierre and his sisters at the last minute?
Ivy (Born January 12, 1951) is the older sister of Bridgette (Born October 4, 1954). Both grew up in the Gentilly section of New Orleans. An older sibling, Pvt. Maurice St. Pierre (1945-71), was killed in Vietnam.
The surname St. Pierre is actually Ivy and Bridgette's maiden name. Ivy has been married to Andre Boudreaux since December of 1974.
Bridgette was only 15 when her eldest daughter Colette was born on January 10, 1970. Colette's biological father, Cedric Landry, was also a teenager at the time. Because of that, Colette was raised by "Gran" (Marion O'Doul-St. Pierre; B. 1914) and "Gramps" (Marcel St. Pierre; B. 1915) in her earliest years. Against her parents' wishes, Bridgette stayed with Cedric even though he hung out with the wrong crowds. On July 21, 1973, Bridgette gave birth to Daphne Marie-Antoinette St. Pierre. However, in August of 1975, Daphne and Colette were both removed from Bridgette's care after she and Cedric were both pulled over by Louisiana state troopers for driving while intoxicated with both girls in their car seats. Gran and Gramps took custody immediately thereafter.
Bridgette would be out of high school and out of juvenile hall by the time her next baby was born. From her marriage to Eugene Dubois, she would give birth to the following:
- Augustus Jean-Claude "Gus" St. Pierre on November 30, 1977
- Adelaide Yolande St. Pierre on September 4, 1978
- Blanche Veronica St. Pierre on February 14, 1980
- Renee Alberta St. Pierre on September 8, 1981
- Gabrielle Bastienne St. Pierre and Estelle Avril St. Pierre on October 21, 1982
Gran and Gramps, as well as Ivy, looked after Gus and his sisters while they gave Bridgette multiple chances to clean up her lifestyle, which she never did.
In 1986, a local kids show on Fox affiliate WNOL gave Gus his first big break. Soon, he began appearing on commercials for Zatarain's, Pearl Milling Syrup and Popeye's Chicken.
Colette applied to LSU and Tulane, hoping to stay as close to home as possible. But when both schools turned her down, she went off to UCLA on a volleyball scholarship after graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School, Class of 1988. She graduated from UCLA as an English major in the summer of '92.
Between Ivy and Bridgette, Ivy has been the more mature and more successful of the two.
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Jim Henson dinosaurs end in 1994 otl. With Jim henson still living is there there a chance it would get a 5th season. If that is the case perhaps the five season has to deal with the sinclar family , Roy Hess and BP richfield being thawing out in the age of humans millions of years after the event of seasn 4 coculsion changing nature.
Glad to hear it. Will you be going with my idea of season centering on the disnosaurs being thawed out out the ice age and being forced to come to terms that humans are now the dommait speacis or will buttefly changing nature
All That (1994 TV Series)
All That
Launched on August 13, 1994 on Nickelodeon as part of the SNICK block.
Created by
Mike Tollin
Brian Robbins
Theme song performed by
TLC
Videotaped at
Jim Henson Studios in Culver City, California
Season One Cast
Angelique Bates
Kenan Thompson
Kel Mitchell
Lori Beth Denberg
Katrina Johnson
Alisa Reyes
Josh Server
Gus St. Pierre
Launched on August 13, 1994 on Nickelodeon as part of the SNICK block.
Created by
Mike Tollin
Brian Robbins
Theme song performed by
TLC
Videotaped at
Jim Henson Studios in Culver City, California
Season One Cast
Angelique Bates
Kenan Thompson
Kel Mitchell
Lori Beth Denberg
Katrina Johnson
Alisa Reyes
Josh Server
Gus St. Pierre
I better ask now while I have the chance. Does Dan Schnieder have anything to do with the show ITTL and is he still into taking pictures of minors feet?All That
Launched on August 13, 1994 on Nickelodeon as part of the SNICK block.
Created by
Mike Tollin
Brian Robbins
Theme song performed by
TLC
Videotaped at
Jim Henson Studios in Culver City, California
Season One Cast
Angelique Bates
Kenan Thompson
Kel Mitchell
Lori Beth Denberg
Katrina Johnson
Alisa Reyes
Josh Server
Gus St. Pierre
Schneider is not involved with All That. Instead, he is developing projects for a cable network being planned by both Phil Anschutz and Pat Robertson.
I also must add that he briefly dated Bridgette St. Pierre before she tied the knot with John K.
At least Jhon and Bridgette will trail is soon. They will either get the death senetence or the life in prison and that will probby the last we of them with the execption of jokes about them in media
Fox Weekend Schedule for Fall 1994
Fox Weekend Schedule for Fall 1994
WEEK ONE
WEEK TWO
WEEK THREE
WEEK FOUR
WEEK FIVE
WEEK SIX
WEEK SEVEN
WEEK EIGHT
WEEK NINE
WEEK TEN
WEEK ELEVEN
WEEK TWELVE
WEEK THIRTEEN
WEEK FOURTEEN
WEEK FIFTEEN
WEEK SIXTEEN
WEEK SEVENTEEN
WEEK ONE
Friday September 2 | Saturday September 3 | Sunday September 4 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs | College Football: Notre Dame @ Ohio State | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Los Angeles Rams @ San Francisco 49ers |
WEEK TWO
Friday September 9 | Saturday September 10 | Sunday September 11 |
| Disney Anthology Series: "The Goofy Sports Story" with new, pre-recorded narration by Pat Summerall. | College Football: San Diego State @ USC | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Atlanta Falcons @ Arizona Cardinals |
WEEK THREE
Friday September 16 | Saturday September 17 | Sunday September 18 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Cinderella | College Football: Texas @ Oklahoma (From the Cotton Bowl) | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Cleveland Browns @ Indianapolis Colts |
WEEK FOUR
Friday September 23 | Saturday September 24 | Sunday September 25 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990 live action film) | College Football: North Carolina @ Maryland | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Chicago Bears @ Brooklyn Jets |
WEEK FIVE
Friday September 30 | Saturday October 1 | Sunday October 2 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Huck's Landing (1983 Film) | College Football: West Virginia @ Missouri | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Kansas City Chiefs |
WEEK SIX
Friday October 7 | Saturday October 8 | Sunday October 9 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Sleeping Beauty | College Football: Air Force @ UNLV | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Washington Heroes @ Philadelphia Eagles |
WEEK SEVEN
Thursday October 13 | Friday October 14 | Saturday October 15 |
| Fox NFL Special: San Diego Chargers @ New Orleans Saints | Disney Anthology Series: All Dogs Go to Heaven | College Football: Auburn @ LSU |
WEEK EIGHT
Thursday October 20 | Friday October 21 | Saturday October 22 |
| Fox NFL Special: Houston Oilers @ Seattle Seahawks | Disney Anthology Series: "Disney's Halloween Treat" | College Football: Oregon @ Washington |
WEEK NINE
Friday October 28 | Saturday October 29 | Sunday October 30 |
| Disney Anthology Series: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow | College Football: UCLA @ Stanford | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Denver Broncos @ Los Angeles Raiders |
WEEK TEN
Friday November 4 | Saturday November 5 | Sunday November 6 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Beauty and the Beast (1975) | College Football: Nebraska @ Kansas | Fox NFL Sunday Night: San Francisco 49ers @ Washington Heroes |
WEEK ELEVEN
| Friday November 11 | Saturday November 12 | Sunday November 13 |
| Disney Anthology Series: The Little Mermaid | College Football: Florida State @ Notre Dame | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Chicago Bears @ Miami Dolphins |
WEEK TWELVE
| Friday November 18 | Saturday November 19 | Sunday November 20 |
| Disney Anthology Series: ET: The Extra Terrestrial (1982 Film) | College Football: USC @ UCLA | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Los Angeles Raiders @ Los Angeles Rams |
WEEK THIRTEEN
| Friday November 25 | Saturday November 26 | Sunday November 27 |
| Disney Anthology Series: The Brave Little Toaster (1987) | College Football: Miami (FL) @ Boston College | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Minnesota Vikings |
WEEK FOURTEEN
| Thursday December 1 | Friday December 2 | Sunday December 4 |
| FOX NFL Special: Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears | Disney Anthology Series: The Small One and Home Alone | FOX NFL Sunday Night: Los Angeles Raiders @ San Diego Chargers |
WEEK FIFTEEN
| Friday December 9 | Saturday December 10 | Sunday December 11 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Miracle on 34th Street (1947) | Simpsons Roasting on An Open Fire (A rerun of the 1989 episode) | FOX NFL Sunday Night: Cleveland Browns @ Dallas Cowboys |
WEEK SIXTEEN
| Friday December 16 | Saturday December 17 | Sunday December 18 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Mickey's Christmas Carol and The Nightmare Before Christmas | College Football: New Mexico Bowl (From University Stadium in Albuquerque, NM) | FOX NFL Sunday Night: New York Giants @ Green Bay Packers (From Milwaukee County Stadium) |
WEEK SEVENTEEN
| Friday December 23 | Saturday December 24 | Sunday December 25 |
| Disney Anthology Series: Christmas at the Disney Parks | Fox NFL Special: Pittsburgh Steelers @ San Diego Chargers | Fox NFL Sunday Night: Detroit Lions @ Miami Dolphins |
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Any questions, comments, etc before we get to the Saturday Morning Schedule for 1994-95?