Mentions of Stevie in tv shows - Page 2

WildHearted · #16 08-09-2011, 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by SummerlongBoots

This might've been talked about because it originally aired in 209, but it's new to me.

So, I'm flipping through channels and find Bette midler on Kathy Griffin: My Life On The D-List. Kathy is trying to persuade Bette to vote for Kathy to receive a Grammy for Best Comedy Album. Bette tells her she is not part of the academy but Bette says "How about I call Stevie Nicks?" And surer than ****, she picks up the phone and now they're talking to Stevie on speaker phone!

Stevie tells Kathy Griffin she is her fave, lol.

Hahaha, what? I've never heard about that either. That's too funny.

.... Stevie is on the Academy?

SummerlongBoots · #17 08-09-2011, 10:00 AM

Too funny! Stevie says "I don't think I am" lol.

Grammy talk starts around 3:50.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ygb_Iq4pRI

joe68 · #18 08-09-2011, 11:20 AM

She was mentioned on "Alf" once too.

WildHearted · #19 08-09-2011, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by SummerlongBoots

Too funny! Stevie says "I don't think I am" lol.

Grammy talk starts around 3:50.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ygb_Iq4pRI

That was hilarious. So, so funny.

"She's amazing."
"That voice."
"Now you know she's a wiccan, or a witch or something."
"No she's isn't!"
"I thought she was a witch."
"No she isn't!"
"With the black dress...."
"You are crazy!"
"She's gorgeous."
"She's in a coven."
"She is not in a coven. She is an angel."

LilyRose · #20 08-09-2011, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by WildHearted

That was hilarious. So, so funny.

"She's amazing."
"That voice."
"Now you know she's a wiccan, or a witch or something."
"No she's isn't!"
"I thought she was a witch."
"No she isn't!"
"With the black dress...."
"You are crazy!"
"She's gorgeous."
"She's in a coven."
"She is not in a coven. She is an angel."

BAHAHAHAHAHA! I adore Kathy. She needs to do a sit-down interview with Stevie. That would be absolutely hysterical!

WildHearted · #21 08-09-2011, 07:40 PM

Here's a video of solely the Stevie encounter

lmaoooo

"Hell, Stevie just spills. I mean I couldn't believe it, we're on speaker phone...."

I didn't understand Stevie's Scooby Doo comment, but apparently it's a reference to one of Kathy's stand-ups, just like, when you see/hear something you can't believe.

Amlyn · #22 09-05-2011, 09:22 PM

I'm watching Most Eligible Dallas (it's pretty bad, filler tv...not even a guilty pleasure) and someone just described one of the petite blond girls as something like this: "Doesn't she look like a young, beautiful Stevie Nicks today? The white dress, the hair..."

JTIS

PenguinHead · #23 09-05-2011, 11:24 PM

Clearly, beyond a musical icon, Stevie has permeated into the world as a cultural reference.

Travisevian · #24 09-06-2011, 09:55 PM

There was a Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac reference in the show Freaks And Geeks.

michelej1 · #25 09-13-2011, 11:22 PM

Tonight on AC360 Anderson mentioned Stevie on the Ridiculist.

He was making fun of Jon Huntsman trying to lob a Nirvana joke at Mitt Romney during last night's debate. It bombed. So, giving Huntsman advice, Anderson mentioned the word "landslide" and said that that wasn't a Stevie Nicks pun.

Michele

LilyRose · #26 09-15-2011, 12:37 AM

Stevie mentioned tonight on the premiere of 'Up All Night' with Christina Applegate, Will Arnett and Maya Rudolph.

Maya's character (she's plays a talk show host) goes to Christina's character's house and says something like, "Stevie Nicks is having a barbeque and we're going. I think I can close her on that segment on Native American spirituality." Then when Maya is leaving she starts singing some of 'Edge of Seventeen'. Loved it!

Neal · #27 09-15-2011, 12:45 AM

^ ^ ^

You beat me to it!

Besides the Stevie mention (and Maya Rudolph in general) the show was kinda disappointing...

LilyRose · #28 09-15-2011, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Neal

^ ^ ^

You beat me to it!

Besides the Stevie mention (and Maya Rudolph in general) the show was kinda disappointing...

Yeah. Although I'm willing to give it another shot because I love the cast.

michelej1 · #29 09-15-2011, 12:31 PM

From a review of the sitcom "Up All Night"
http://www.starpulse.com/news/Becky_...ht_recap_pilot

Contrasting with the Brinkleys' home life is Reagan's work life—a crazy, "30 Rock"-ish environment built around Maya Rudolph's Oprah-lite character, Ava. (While Rudolph's character was originally written as Reagan's neurotic PR exec pal, she morphed into the meatier role of Reagan's nutty talk show host boss/friend to capitalize on Rudolph's successful big-screen turn in "Bridesmaids.") This work universe also includes Ava's sidekick, Calvin (Nick Cannon - if you blinked during the pilot, you might have missed him) and her high-strung assistant, Missy (Jennifer Hall). Apparently, this world is meant to provide the show's more outrageous moments, but last night's running gag about a colon cleanse gone wrong fell terribly flat. Again, it was the more subtle humor that worked, such as Ava matter-of-factly mentioning her helicopter date or that she was attending a barbecue at Stevie Nicks' house.

porkpie · #30 09-16-2011, 12:42 PM

That made me laugh when she began singing "white winged dove sings a song". I really liked the show and the cast are great - it's by the same writers as Parks and Recreation and that took 2 seasons to really get into its stride so I hope this show makes it that far. Support it people!!