Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for August 16, 2008

For Ballard Street? He’s so ordinary that it’s scary.

Poor Ted. Someone should tell him that the ladies like a bad boy.

What male worth his salt wouldn’t fall for Cleo in this role? If she doesn’t win the Oscar for Best Basset in a Dramatic Role, there ought to be an investigation. And Errol Basset! What a dreamboat (or so I’m told)!

Hi Marg. Maybe being ordinary is not what is ordinary on Ballard Street.

Ted, do you have any unusual hobbies? Clubs? Or, perhaps, fetishes? That would be much more ordinary in Ballard County.

Which is not to say that Julie would approve.

I love the smug look on Basil Catnip’s face! He will soon face his comeuppance.

Now while Mel Brooks did do a better takeoff on Robin Hood, not even Cary Elwes and Amy Yasbeck could compete with Errol Basset and Cleo de Clifford for absolutely to-die-for screen star power.

Just an ordinary average guy like Joe Walsh.

There’s no cat badder than Basil.

Mmm, Maid Marion~~~~Woof!

You can’t have everything, Julie!

To NH: (from yesterday) What hump were YOU talking about? Or, was that another senior moment

Daaaaa dah tadum dum dum……..badum dum dah dum!

Now I’ll have that tune buzzing in my head all day.

Our Cleo is so beautiful she hardly spent any time in the make up trailer. They did a great job of enhancing her eyes with that purplie eye shadow, though, just for her fans. Great poster, Stel.

I loved the part where Errol Basset intoned “The vessel with the pestle is the vessel with the poison…”

of course you guys must know by now that Stel’s poster is a precursor of the two week long

story arc , “The Adventures of Robin Hound” starting tomorrow

Only a little ?