Carrie Fisher attends the opening of ‘Gilda Radner - Live From New York’ on August 2, 1979 at the Winter Garden Theater in New York City.
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The Max Headroom broadcast incident was a television hijacking that occurred on November 22, 1987 in Chicago, Illinois.
The first intrusion happened during a local newscast. It depicted an unknown man wearing a Max Headroom (a British, computer generated TV host introduced in 1984) mask sitting before a sheet of metal that resembled the original show’s background, along with a steady buzzing noise and no discernible audio. The hijack lasted about 30 seconds before finally being cut off.
The second intrusion cut in during a showing of Doctor Who, although this video came with distorted audio. The unknown man proceeded into various random phrases and antics, including a cut of being spanked with a flyswatter. The broadcast cut off after about a minute and a half. The above video is a recording from that particular hijacking. Fortunately (or unfortunately, damn), many copies of the hijacking were available from people who had been taping Doctor Who.
The hijacker was never identified.
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Le Garde du Palais (The Palace Guard) (detail), 1888 | Ludwig Deutsch (Austrian-French, 1855–1935)
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Bats drawn by Edward Gorey.
(From the back-cover illustration for “The Doom of the Haunted Opera.”)
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Β They were mean, said they were silly dreams. So he had to leave, no time to grieve. Had to set out and find something better than what he left behind. Something he knew was worth