Whatchutalkingbout Willis?

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Yeah, yeah the J-E-T-S lost. We have bigger problems to discuss.

Seems that Phillip Drummond for all his self-righteousness was a real bad single parent of those three kids and Mrs. Garrett was no help at all.

The real life Willis wound up in jail numerous times.

Dana Plato was so strung out on drugs (God help me, what was her name on the show?) and ended up killing herself...and now Arnold.

Doesn't it look like he's about to break into the whatchutalkingbout Willis? in his police photo?

Seems Arnold has a real problem with domestic abuse - he's an angry little man - evidently he's been arrested due to his temper a few times, and his parents robbed him of every dime he ever made.

What a mess.

Can you imagine being attacked by Gary Coleman? What would that be like? Its sort of like when the kids run at you and threaten to take you down, isn't it? How could you do anything but laugh?

Of course, domestic abuse is a serious subject, but man that is one situation that is just begging for a camera.

Oh no, here comes Arnold and he's pissed!

I blame Phillip - his advice always seemed to suck.

Comments

deafjeff said…
kimberly.
25 January, 2010
Cliff Fazzolari said…
Thanks Pops - it was driving me nuts!
25 January, 2010
Carrie Lynn Fazzolari said…
You didn't even need to write anything - the picture and the title of the blog were entertaining all by themselves...
25 January, 2010
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