IMDB has written by Dr.Doug Gordon and Scoot Gordon.Tommy Gordon has nothing to do with the movie or his name would be there.in his own little world he thinks me made the movie just like he thinks he was a great radio host.Tommy you must not me that good because you don't have a job!!!.and you never made a movie!!!!.your brothers have great jobs and make movies I bet you wish you where one of them..
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JoeFromTomsRiver said:If that was a serious remark (and nothing else in your post would indicate that it was sarcastic), I feel sorry for you.Him4u said:Hanging out with Bud Bundy I think would be exciting.
Please explain "JoeFromTomsRiver" ...
One of the 18 producers on the list:
David Faustino .... associate producer <<< was "Bud Bundy" and he certainly has to be 10 million times
more interesting to "hang out with" that a one time overnight talk show host from NJ with 182 fans.
"Married with Children" was a highly successful show.
I can't believe I'm on a message board discussing Bud Bundy.
Why would hanging out with David Faustino be exciting? That's the real question. He was on a tv show...big deal. He was the 4th most important person on that show and has done absolutely NOTHING since the show went off the air. The fact that he was IN Robodoc is proof of that.
Why would hanging out with David Faustino be exciting? That's the real question. He was on a tv show...big deal. He was the 4th most important person on that show and has done absolutely NOTHING since the show went off the air. The fact that he was IN Robodoc is proof of that.
JoeFromTomsRiver said:I can't believe I'm on a message board discussing Bud Bundy.
Why would hanging out with David Faustino be exciting? That's the real question. He was on a tv show...big deal. He was the 4th most important person on that show and has done absolutely NOTHING since the show went off the air. The fact that he was IN Robodoc is proof of that.
Here is a list of the 38 "NOTHINGs" ...
(just for the record, I don't watch TV at all and could care less)
1. The Bollywood Boys (2010) (pre-production) .... Tom Berrymore
2. Hollywont (2010) (V) (post-production) .... Rob
3. Working Title (2009) (completed) .... Hines
4. Busted (2009) .... Wilburt
5. "Star-ving" (2009) TV series .... Dave (unknown episodes)
6. "The Jace Hall Show" (1 episode, 2008)
- Seth Macfarlane & Faustino (2008) TV episode
7. Boston Strangler: The Untold Story (2008) (V) .... Albert De Salvo
8. The Hustle (2008) .... Derrick
9. "The Batman" .... David / ... (1 episode, 2008)
- Attack of the Terrible Trio (2008) TV episode (voice) .... David / Fox
10. RoboDoc (2008) .... Jason Dockery
11. Leo (2007/II) .... David
12. "Spread Entertainment" (1 episode, 2007)
... aka "Spread TV" (USA: new title)
- Episode #1.19 (2007) TV episode
13. Puff, Puff, Pass (2006) .... Steve
... aka Living High (UK: DVD title)
... aka Puff, Puff, Pass (Canada: English title: DVD title)
14. Nice Guys (2006) .... Ben
... aka High Hopes (USA: new title)
15. "Loonatics Unleashed" .... Arthur / ... (1 episode, 2006)
- Time After Time (2006) TV episode (voice) .... Arthur/Time Skip
16. Pucked (2006) .... Carl
... aka National Lampoon's Pucked (USA: complete title)
... aka National Lampoon's The Trouble with Frank (USA: complete title)
17. Freezerburn (2005) .... Paul the P.A.
18. "One on One" .... Chad / ... (2 episodes, 2005)
- Study Buddy (2005) TV episode .... Chad
- Contract High (2005) TV episode .... Ian
19. "What's New, Scooby-Doo?" .... Curt Crunch (1 episode, 2005)
- Wrestle Maniacs (2005) TV episode (voice) .... Curt Crunch
20. "The Help" .... Adam Ridgeway (5 episodes, 2004)
- Doghouse (2004) TV episode .... Adam Ridgeway
- Ollie Shares (2004) TV episode .... Adam Ridgeway
- Pahtay (2004) TV episode .... Adam Ridgeway
- Dwayne Gets a Cold (2004) TV episode .... Adam Ridgeway
- Pilot (2004) TV episode .... Adam Ridgeway
21. "The Bernie Mac Show" .... Droobie (1 episode, 2004)
- Droobie or Not Droobie (2004) TV episode .... Droobie
22. "Static Shock" .... Starburst (1 episode, 2003)
- Showtime (2003) TV episode (voice) .... Starburst
23. "The Rerun Show" .... Pete (1 episode, 2002)
- The Partridge Family: My Son, the Feminist/Married... with Children: The Dance Show (2002) TV episode .... Pete
24. "The X Files" .... Michael Daley (1 episode, 2002)
... aka "The X-Files" (USA)
- Sunshine Days (2002) TV episode .... Michael Daley
25. "Going to California" .... Kurt Beamis (1 episode, 2001)
- The Big Padoodle (2001) TV episode .... Kurt Beamis
26. 10 Attitudes (2001) .... Billy (Attitude #3)
27. Killer Bud (2001) .... Buzz Frawley
28. "Cover Me: Based on the True Life of an FBI Family" .... Older Chance, Narrator (3 episodes, 2000-2001)
... aka "Cover Me" (USA: short title)
- Borderline Normal (2001) TV episode (uncredited) .... Older Chance, Narrator
- The Line (2000) TV episode (uncredited) .... Older Chance, Narrator
- Just Act Normal (2000) TV episode (uncredited) .... Older Chance, Narrator
29. "The Zeta Project" .... Scruffy (1 episode, 2001)
- His Maker's Name (2001) TV episode (voice) .... Scruffy
30. MacArthur Park (2001/I) .... Bobby
31. "Nash Bridges" .... Denny / ... (2 episodes, 2000)
... aka "Bridges"
- Jump Start (2000) TV episode .... Denny
- Hard Cell (2000) TV episode .... Simon
32. Get Your Stuff (2000) .... Ron
33. "Batman Beyond" .... Sean Wallace (1 episode, 2000)
... aka "Batman of the Future" (Europe: English title) (UK)
- The Last Resort (2000) TV episode (voice) .... Sean Wallace
34. "Unhappily Ever After" .... Jimbo Bacilli (1 episode, 1999)
... aka "Unhappily..."
- Tiffany Burger (1999) TV episode .... Jimbo Bacilli
35. "The New Addams Family" .... Greg the Alien (1 episode, 1999)
- Close Encounters of the Addams Kind (1999) TV episode .... Greg the Alien
36. "Jesse" .... Dwayne (1 episode, 1999)
- The Best Possible Deal (1999) TV episode .... Dwayne
37. The Heist (1999) .... Chuck
38. Dirt Merchant (1999) .... Sponge
... aka Dirt Merchant: Alternative Investigator (USA)
39. Lovers and Liars (1998) .... Darrel
... aka Criminal Desire (USA: video title)
40. 12 Bucks (1998) .... Cornfed
41. "Married with Children" .... Bud Bundy / ... (258 episodes, 1987-1997)
Lot of noteworthy stuff right there! You're right, I want to hang out with Bud Bundy now...sign me up.
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PDRonM
Guest
Got to meet Tommy G at the NAB in Philly today. First impression he's a nice, intelligent down to earth person just like he is on the air. Very friendly and has a nice smile, big chest arms and shoulders like he lifts weights a lot. I asked him about the financial problems at NJ101.5 that lead to his layoff and he didn't really respond to my question. He just said it is what it is and said he was here at the NAB having meetings about the future of his show. I admitted to him I really enjoyed it, he replied there's a market for it and it will be back.
I asked him about about Robodoc and he explained that Alan Thicke, David Faustino, Michael Winslow and David Deluise from Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place really liked the script. Since it was a lower budget film he expected it to do very well just on their fans buying it all around the world. I asked him about the one negative review and he said he was unconcerned what one small time critic had to say about it. Tommy said it's a typical National Lampoon movie and the critic is clearly out of the demographic that the movie is targeting. The fans of the stars that are in the movie and those who enjoy National Lampoon style comedy will rent, watch and buy Robodoc he said. People who saw it at the Premiere and the crowd laughter indicted to him people enjoyed it he also said.
He was in great spirts and I wished him good luck and told him late nights needed him back asap and looked forward to his return. He smiled and said take care and nice meeting you. I left by telling him he will always be The Leader of The Late Night. My impression Tommy G's a class act and a gentlemen. After meeting Tommy G today it's definitely a loss to late nighters not to have him there.
I asked him about about Robodoc and he explained that Alan Thicke, David Faustino, Michael Winslow and David Deluise from Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place really liked the script. Since it was a lower budget film he expected it to do very well just on their fans buying it all around the world. I asked him about the one negative review and he said he was unconcerned what one small time critic had to say about it. Tommy said it's a typical National Lampoon movie and the critic is clearly out of the demographic that the movie is targeting. The fans of the stars that are in the movie and those who enjoy National Lampoon style comedy will rent, watch and buy Robodoc he said. People who saw it at the Premiere and the crowd laughter indicted to him people enjoyed it he also said.
He was in great spirts and I wished him good luck and told him late nights needed him back asap and looked forward to his return. He smiled and said take care and nice meeting you. I left by telling him he will always be The Leader of The Late Night. My impression Tommy G's a class act and a gentlemen. After meeting Tommy G today it's definitely a loss to late nighters not to have him there.
PDRonM said:Very friendly and has a nice smile, big chest arms and shoulders like he lifts weights a lot.
Creepy bro....very creepy that you felt the need to include details of Tommy's physique in this summary of your meet and greet with him.
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PDRonM
Guest
Radio is theatre of the mind. Many gain an impression of what a radio personality looks like by their voice. As a first impression Tommy G. was more built than I imagined from hearing him on the radio. You're reading more into it than is necessary. I did sports radio play by play in college so I tend to be very detailed when I'm describing a scene, person or situation.
PDRonM said:My impression Tommy G's a class act and a gentlemen. After meeting Tommy G today it's definitely a loss to late nighters not to have him there.
Soooo - hire him at your station, since no one else will.
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PDRonM
Guest
Thanks for the suggestion.
Any news about Tommy G? Is he on the radio somewhere?
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