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Previous results:
Elaine: Why did I buy it, because in the mirror, at Barney’s, I looked fabulous. This woman was just walking by said I looked like Demi Moore
in Indecent Proposal.
Jerry: How fast was she walking?
George: Duh-mee? I thought it was Demm-ee?
Jerry: No. I think it's Duh-mee.
George: Really? I never heard of a suh-mee tractor-trailer.
Either way you say it, Moore killed Foster, 26-5. Click here to view the updated full bracket.
Vanessa Angel
Comments: This is the last matchup of the first round, and it's safe to say that we've learned a couple things in the last few weeks. First, I screwed up and didn't do as much research as I should/could have, resulting in some undeserving contestants sneaking into the game. The choices are biased just a little bit too much specific to my experience (not all, but a few). Also, I like Spies Like Us way more than most people. It's the only thing of note that Angel was in during the 80s, and it wasn't all that bit a role to begin with. Memorable, though. I think her post-80s resume (the Weird Science TV show, Kingpin) might have influenced me more than I thought. So yes, I apologize for keeping out deserving candidates such as Kim Basinger, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Mary Stuart Masterson.
80s Highlights: Spies Like Us
Tanya Roberts
Comments: Yes, before she was the annoying Midge on That 70s Show, Roberts was quite the bombshell during the 70s and 80s, even taking her turn as a Bond girl.
A special thanks to commenter and friend Nic Cage for supplying me with image choices for the ladies throughout the tournament. He did a bang-up job today, I must say.
80s Highlights: The Beastmaster, Sheena, A View to a KillOne Crazy Summer, Dragnet, Charlie's Angels
And then...
Previous results:
Elaine: Why did I buy it, because in the mirror, at Barney’s, I looked fabulous. This woman was just walking by said I looked like Demi Moore
in Indecent Proposal.
Jerry: How fast was she walking?
George: Duh-mee? I thought it was Demm-ee?
Jerry: No. I think it's Duh-mee.
George: Really? I never heard of a suh-mee tractor-trailer.
Either way you say it, Moore killed Foster, 26-5. Click here to view the updated full bracket.
Vanessa Angel
Comments: This is the last matchup of the first round, and it's safe to say that we've learned a couple things in the last few weeks. First, I screwed up and didn't do as much research as I should/could have, resulting in some undeserving contestants sneaking into the game. The choices are biased just a little bit too much specific to my experience (not all, but a few). Also, I like Spies Like Us way more than most people. It's the only thing of note that Angel was in during the 80s, and it wasn't all that bit a role to begin with. Memorable, though. I think her post-80s resume (the Weird Science TV show, Kingpin) might have influenced me more than I thought. So yes, I apologize for keeping out deserving candidates such as Kim Basinger, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Mary Stuart Masterson.
80s Highlights: Spies Like Us
Tanya Roberts
Comments: Yes, before she was the annoying Midge on That 70s Show, Roberts was quite the bombshell during the 70s and 80s, even taking her turn as a Bond girl.
A special thanks to commenter and friend Nic Cage for supplying me with image choices for the ladies throughout the tournament. He did a bang-up job today, I must say.
80s Highlights: The Beastmaster, Sheena, A View to a KillOne Crazy Summer, Dragnet, Charlie's Angels
