Star Wars Holiday Special - Beyond Tiki

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2038	T tikibars Posted posted on Tue, Nov 2, 2004 9:46 AM Obtaining it: bootleg VHS or home-burned DVD-R copies should set you back no more than $15 on-line or at any Sci-Fi or comic convention. The pic quality is universally medicore (ALL existing copies are transfers from 1979 home VHS or Beta tapings, but search for the variation out there 'with' commercials. They're more entertaining than the show. Now: Bea Arthur. I worked for her back in 2000, doing sound for her one-woman show. I think we did about 20 performances. Her piano player (the only other person on stage) looked like Yoda, but Chewie was nowhere to be found.

Obtaining it: bootleg VHS or home-burned DVD-R copies should set you back no more than $15 on-line or at any Sci-Fi or comic convention. The pic quality is universally medicore (ALL existing copies are transfers from 1979 home VHS or Beta tapings, but search for the variation out there 'with' commercials. They're more entertaining than the show.

Now: Bea Arthur.
I worked for her back in 2000, doing sound for her one-woman show. I think we did about 20 performances. Her piano player (the only other person on stage) looked like Yoda, but Chewie was nowhere to be found.

Post #123090 by tikibars on Tue, Nov 2, 2004 9:46 AM