"Unconscious Space Monkey" was a failed TV pilot in the 80's. The concept was that every episode our protaganist would 'come to' in a different yard...hilarity would ensue. Last starring vehicle for Adrian Zmed, who was set to play "Phil", an itinerant poolboy who befriends "Vloox", a space monkey who suffers from bouts of alcoholism and narcolepsy. Proposed sponsor Blue Bonnet Margarine declined the series, and former "TJ Hooker" star Zmed's career quickly spiraled downward, as he went on to become an actual itinerant poolboy...
Brilliant ! I would watch Zmed in anything Poolboy related. Apoco-Wurl~ you have a real talent for humorous writing. Have you considered channeling that energy~ focusing it~ on something besides blogger comments ? I am asking in all seriousness. The world could use another Tom Robbins type of random humorist.
Amazingly strange, wow!
ReplyDeletethis dream reminds me of amazing spider-man 103-104, a space creature drawn by Gil Kane that started out small & grew to the size of King Kong.
ReplyDeleteI have those comics somewhere in a closet.
ReplyDeleteDoggone space monkeys! Always sleeping it off in peoples yards!
ReplyDelete...and you know what Freud says about long skateboards...
"Unconscious Space Monkey" was a failed TV pilot in the 80's. The concept was that every episode our protaganist would 'come to' in a different yard...hilarity would ensue. Last starring vehicle for Adrian Zmed, who was set to play "Phil", an itinerant poolboy who befriends "Vloox", a space monkey who suffers from bouts of alcoholism and narcolepsy. Proposed sponsor Blue Bonnet Margarine declined the series, and former "TJ Hooker" star Zmed's career quickly spiraled downward, as he went on to become an actual itinerant poolboy...
ReplyDeleteBrilliant ! I would watch Zmed in anything Poolboy related. Apoco-Wurl~ you have a real talent for humorous writing. Have you considered channeling that energy~ focusing it~ on something besides blogger comments ? I am asking in all seriousness. The world could use another Tom Robbins type of random humorist.
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