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Jon gets his early dose of crazy from the brown hair guy who's not Steve Doocy on FOX & Friends, who says he was "traumatized" by Barbara Eden's sexy outfit on "I Dream Of Jeannie" back in the 60's, and blames her for all the slutty Halloween costumes of today.

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Jon: "Luckily for my pre-conceived notions about the FOX network, the conversation soon got back on the express to Crazy Town."

Brown hair guy who's not Steve Doocy: "Here's the problem, though. In 1970 or '68, Barbara Eden lowered the bar by wearing that sexy outfit, traumatized me as a child, and then every kid wore the Barbara Eden outfit..."

Jon: This is Barbara Eden's fault?! Yes, I too remember the trauma caused by Barbara Eden's genie outfit. I could sometimes remember watching I Dream of Jeannie and traumatizing myself two or three times an episode. And that was before TiVO.

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AF_Comm_Guy's picture

Anyone traumatized by Barbara Eden's outfit is a self loathing fag.

Oh, and FIRST!

carl h's picture

I loved Barbara Eden. Still gives me wood at 50.

bmw 528's picture

FOX news---where you can't fix stupid. What a bunch of simpering idiots. Traumatized my ass, when I watched her I thought she looked damn fine. Thanks to FOX for lowering the bar of respectable journalism to zero.

scarlet p.'s picture

I used to Dream of Jeannie in church... whenever they mentioned the garden of Eden I'd think of, well... you know...

dothehop's picture

Did anyone say pandering to their 20% base.

JerryM's picture

I think shows like this and Olberman must double Fox's viewers ........

Zenrage's picture

Wow. These pukes are really stretching for things to complain about.. and they still can't get history right.

First of all, Barbara Eden was never allowed to show her navel on television. The costume in reference only showed the flesh between her bust and above her navel.

Secondly, the modern bikini, which showed far more flesh, was introduced into the world in the 1940's and made popular in the 1950's by Bridgette Bardot.

dothehop's picture

bmw 528 @ 3:

FOX news---where you can't fix stupid. What a bunch of simpering idiots. Traumatized my ass, when I watched her I thought she looked damn fine. Thanks to FOX for lowering the bar of respectable journalism to zero.

You can't use respectable and/or journalism in the same sentence with FOX.

Peter G's picture

I wonder where they got that picture of Barbara. I'm pretty sure she was never allowed to expose her navel. I would have remembered I'm sure. Ah the stuff teenage dreams are made of.

Whitey's picture

"Traumatized" by her outfit? This guy must be the biggest homo since Liberace. That outfit was the only reason to watch that show. Fox and Friends has got to be the worst show on TV to date.

CD's picture

Holy crap another gay republican?

noone special's picture

What's with criticizing imaginary people all the time. If it's not Jeannie, it's Murphy Brown or the smurfs.
I watched that show while I was young and I never got any sexual thoughts out of it that I remember. And I'm pretty sure I was traumatizing myself by then.

CD's picture

Did I say gay?

I meant turbo-ultra-unbelievably-gay.

exit7a's picture

Barbara Eden was responsible for a lot of soiled sheets !!!

yellow dog's picture

If the guy was serious, he's a bigger moron than Oh Really.

Bit NOLA's picture

I don't think Steve Doocy is gay. I think he can safely be declared the biggest douche to ever walk the planet.

CD's picture

yellow dog @ 15:

If the guy was serious, he's a bigger moron than Oh Really.

A moron? No.

Smithers come to life? Yes.

Scytherius's picture

These guys make Forrest Gump look like Einstein

r€nato's picture

that was the funniest shit. When they started that piece last night, I was like, "Is that Eddie Munster on Fox?" LOLZ!

Hey... did you know Linda Stein was killed? Surely some of you music biz peeps knew her?

Joementum's picture

Fox and Friends is just jaw-droppingly dumb. We're talking about an IQ of about 105 -- split three ways.

r€nato's picture

In 1970 or ‘68, Barbara Eden lowered the bar by wearing that sexy outfit, traumatized me as a child

Erik Estrada, however... rrrrrrrowwrrr!

r€nato's picture

seriously though... these wingnuts have been a mine of comedy gold for the past 10 years, even more so since Bush was selected.

We all work for The Onion now.

wxgeek's picture

What? Barbara Eden giving every pre-teen kid wood....I don't see the problem!

E in MD's picture

You guys are missing the very obvious point he's making:

Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy: “Here’s the problem, though. In 1970 or ‘68, Barbara Eden lowered the bar by wearing that sexy outfit, traumatized me as a child, and then every kid wore the Barbara Eden outfit…”

We went and wore a Barbara Eden outfit and he was traumatized by it!

John's picture

The navel picture they used was from a TV movie made 15 years after the show went off the air. They redesigned her costume to reflect what was the current standards as well as show off the fact that she still looked pretty damn good. I saw Babara Eden in person back in '86 when she performed with Bob Hope on a USO tour. She was so gorgeous then, I imagine she's still gorgeous now. These Fox shows are the real trash.

Zenrage's picture

I'd also like to add that I'm pretty damn sure those children who are still trick-or-treating weren't alive when I Dream of Jeanie came out. A good portion of them hadn't been born yet when Baywatch went off the air.

Weaseldog's picture

Yeah, I was traumatized too, that I couldn't get my very own Barbara Eden...

Fox and friends were probably upset that a young Larry Craig didn't get the part of the Genie.

Weaseldog's picture

E in MD @ 24:

You guys are missing the very obvious point he's making:

Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy: “Here’s the problem, though. In 1970 or ‘68, Barbara Eden lowered the bar by wearing that sexy outfit, traumatized me as a child, and then every kid wore the Barbara Eden outfit…”

We went and wore a Barbara Eden outfit and he was traumatized by it!

Good catch!

Bill's picture

Personally, I suspect the "Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy" is full of it. If anyone gave him "trauma" as a kid, I bet it was Tarzan, lord of his jungle.

Eric's picture

Traumatized by seeing a woman's bare stomach? Oh how very scandalous.

Marcus Aurelius's picture

He was traumatized by I Dream of Jeannie? He'd be in a freekin' coma if he'd have known some of the sluts I knew back then.

BTW: For me as a '60s straight, male, teen, Barbara Eden's schwingin' tatas were the only reason to give the show a glance.

Dana's picture

FuxNooz & Friends...what a pathetic, hapless bunch!

Fanon's picture

Is Faux declaring a "War on Halloween"?

Proud American Liberal's picture

noone special @ 12:

What's with criticizing imaginary people all the time. If it's not Jeannie, it's Murphy Brown or the smurfs.
I watched that show while I was young and I never got any sexual thoughts out of it that I remember. And I'm pretty sure I was traumatizing myself by then.

Good point. Reagan lived his whole life in a movie. Whose idea was it for Barbara to wear that outfit, anyway? It was probably some director's idea. (Gay) Repukes always blame the women.

Beau Jangles's picture

You see folks? This is why we must watch the great family value type shows on Fox. Shows like Married With Children. You never heard about Bud Bundy traumatizing himself!

Don Davis's picture

Actually, the GOP favors "I Dream of Weenie."

Dain Brammaged's picture

Thanks to Barbara Eden, I never recycle a bottle without rubbing it to make sure she's not inside. And for the record, Thank you Lord for Barbara Eden.

Darth_Romney's picture

Kilmeade was only traumatized after getting the shit whacked out of him by his old man when he came home and caught him prancing around the house in his mom's underwear, pretending to be Genie!

Cat Atomic's picture

Traumatized? What the hell is wrong with these people? That guy just assumes that he has to denounce any sexual urges as negative and dirty. What a fucked up, repressed bunch of nutballs. No wonder they're all so kinked.

Dr. Acula's picture

AF_Comm_Guy @ 1:

Anyone traumatized by Barbara Eden's outfit is a self loathing fag.

Oh, and FIRST!

Yessiree!

JerryM's picture

Fanon @ 33:

Is Faux declaring a "War on Halloween"?

Probably for supporting a cult of some kind and worshipping pumpkins ......

"Thou shalt have no other gods before me."

Going to have a hard fight arguing that Mammon isn't already #1 ......

ThunderMonkey's picture

Peter G @ 9:

I wonder where they got that picture of Barbara. I'm pretty sure she was never allowed to expose her navel. I would have remembered I'm sure. Ah the stuff teenage dreams are made of.

That was from the 1985 made for TV movie. Obviously, the standard lowered by then... then FOX came around... then FOX News. The bar just keeps getting lower.

ThunderMonkey's picture

ThunderMonkey @ 42:

Peter G @ 9:

I wonder where they got that picture of Barbara. I'm pretty sure she was never allowed to expose her navel. I would have remembered I'm sure. Ah the stuff teenage dreams are made of.

That was from the 1985 made for TV movie. Obviously, the standard lowered by then... then FOX came around... then FOX News. The bar just keeps getting lower.

I should have read ahead... oops

Andy K's picture

I blame Clara Bow. Saucy "It" girl...

bmw 528's picture

dothehop @ 8:

bmw 528 @ 3:

FOX news---where you can't fix stupid. What a bunch of simpering idiots. Traumatized my ass, when I watched her I thought she looked damn fine. Thanks to FOX for lowering the bar of respectable journalism to zero.

You can't use respectable and/or journalism in the same sentence with FOX.

Good point. Fox gives freak shows a bad name.

Doug's picture

Fox & Friends is Larry Craig's and the rest of the Republican freak favorite show.
Everyone on Fox & Friends is a pathetic piece of Republican trash......

PinkyLeftBrain's picture

The only way that a male could be traumatized by her costume would be if said male was gay and wasn't dealing well with their 'gayness'... Barbara Eden would cause the horrible headaches that sometimes come from prolonged self reflection...

I remember someone commenting that the scene in Starwars with Princess Leia started them on a huge masturbating stint. Ok, like it's HER fault that you can't keep your hands outta your pants and off your thang?

Republicans...

BTL's picture

I think hes more a Gillagen & Skipper kind of guy.

Ruthless People's picture

He was traumatized because daddy wouldn't let him dress as Jeannie on Halloween.

raymond's picture

Interesting that after saying "and then everyone wore the Barbara Eden outfit" he adds "AND THATS WHEN TIMES WERE GOOD!"

Dr. Who's picture

I don't want to offend any women in this board by sounding like a sexist male pig. However, what this moron at FAUX describes is not "trauma" but another far different, and far more wonderful process: Awakening.

It happens to every generation, I guess this self loathing jackass had that Genie lady. For us late 70s/early 80s children there was a very definite moment shared by all of us of the heterosexual male persuasion: Princess Leia outfit in The Return of the Jedi. That is the moment when you have a conflict of interests internally, because you think "I think I should be wowed by the explosions, the cool space ships and the awesome ass kicking. However, I don't care because I can't take my eyes off princess Leia. And I so wish I was there to kick Han Solo's ass and rescue her. I don't know why I would like to rescue her, but it seems to be the gallant thing to do..."

That is the instant that is like the shot that signifies the start of a looooong, crazy, and wonderful race. The prelude to that moment in which women were nothing but cootie carrying vessels at the beginning of the summer. And yet, once the summer was over and we all headed back to start highschool, girls were no longer "juckie," but rather "yummie!" And what a long amazing ride that begets. For normal healthy people, that leads to a life long discovery of the pleasures in life. Of the process of finding out that special someone who makes you happy and special. And try to combine that with the process of getting a career and carving your niche in this world before you expire and become worm food.

I am sure the same process happens to women, and instead of Princess Leia in a skimpy bikini, it gets triggered by the POP idol d'jour or whatever male hearth throw happens to be the fancy of the town at that time. And I am sure that homosexual men with a healthy (although they have to endure a far more torturous way) also get the same awakening for teh semi nude torso of a new Adonis prancing around.

Unfortunately, the self loathing jackass at FAUX seems to be stuck at the "girls, juckie!" phase which corresponds to an emotional and moral development more apropos of an 8 year old. And it seems that 20+% of the country is stuck in the same place... and that is why I find abhorrent....

Yellowbird's picture

WTF????

What do you EXPECT a pack of woman hating homophobes to say?

The fact is that most of the people working at FOX are a pack of homophobic closeted (from the public only but not each other obviously) masochistic self loathing queers. No offense to gay people whom I happen to respect.

These people are giving gays a bad name and gays know it. I think that is why so many of them are currently being OUTED.
If you want to work in media or government and you're gay... just come out and say it. But if you insist on hiding it and living a life full of self loathing and secrecy and lies... we don't want you around. You are a sick pervert like Larry the Tapper if that's how you handle your sexual urges! ! ! ! ! Your self hatred comes out in the form of a complete dehumanization of the rest of the world leading you to create WAR where there is no need for it. You are a pack of the world's sickest people. Hitler was one of you! ! ! ! !

ThunderMonkey's picture

There was a full-page article in a local paper about the "sexiness" of girls' costumes.

Here's my question... if the media ignored this story, would the outfits still be considered "sexy"? I think the media feeds problems like this more often than trying to help it.

I'm sorry to say, but I don't view four year olds (as stated on FOX News) as sexy, regardless of the outfit. Or any girl prior to 18, as sexy.

LibVet's picture

"We went and wore a Barbara Eden outfit and he was traumatized by it!"

May I respectfully change your sentence to read -
He went and wore a Barbara Eden outfit and he was traumatized by it!

michael's picture

oh, i remember the america that had 'i dream of genie'. that place was awesome! this place, not so much.

Thing Fish's picture

"Yo, that Major Nelson, whatta wimp. Always saying, Jeanie..." As noted at C&L before, who knew Andrew Dice Clay references were still relevant?

Besides there were also Mary Tyler Moore in black leotards, Julie Newmar as Catwoman, Mary Ann from Gilligan's Isle. (If you want to talk about being traumatized how about Dr. Smith from Lost in Space?)

jwazzz's picture

Our friends at Fox are their own worst enemies - Jon Stewart would lose half of his material if they ever went off the air.

OxyCon's picture

When I was a child, I used to go to bed happy, REAL happy, after watching Barbara Eden in her genie outfit.
But then again, I'm a heterosexual male.
The manliest person on "Fox & Friends" is the uptight looking bitch in the middle. The two "men" are a couple of Fems.

RalphieV's picture

Isn't it funny how all the Fox News "tough on defense" Republican dopes are traumatized by a female genie? How brave of you.

Roket's picture

Perhaps we should enact a Sharia Law to prevent trauma to our young males. It would be for their own good. Oh look, a Muslim.

Fanon's picture

Dr. Who @ 51:

I don't want to offend any women in this board by sounding like a sexist male pig. However, what this moron at FAUX describes is not "trauma" but another far different, and far more wonderful process: Awakening.

It happens to every generation, I guess this self loathing jackass had that Genie lady. For us late 70s/early 80s children there was a very definite moment shared by all of us of the heterosexual male persuasion: Princess Leia outfit in The Return of the Jedi. That is the moment when you have a conflict of interests internally, because you think "I think I should be wowed by the explosions, the cool space ships and the awesome ass kicking. However, I don't care because I can't take my eyes off princess Leia. And I so wish I was there to kick Han Solo's ass and rescue her. I don't know why I would like to rescue her, but it seems to be the gallant thing to do..."

That is the instant that is like the shot that signifies the start of a looooong, crazy, and wonderful race. The prelude to that moment in which women were nothing but cootie carrying vessels at the beginning of the summer. And yet, once the summer was over and we all headed back to start highschool, girls were no longer "juckie," but rather "yummie!" And what a long amazing ride that begets. For normal healthy people, that leads to a life long discovery of the pleasures in life. Of the process of finding out that special someone who makes you happy and special. And try to combine that with the process of getting a career and carving your niche in this world before you expire and become worm food.

I am sure the same process happens to women, and instead of Princess Leia in a skimpy bikini, it gets triggered by the POP idol d'jour or whatever male hearth throw happens to be the fancy of the town at that time. And I am sure that homosexual men with a healthy (although they have to endure a far more torturous way) also get the same awakening for teh semi nude torso of a new Adonis prancing around.

Unfortunately, the self loathing jackass at FAUX seems to be stuck at the "girls, juckie!" phase which corresponds to an emotional and moral development more apropos of an 8 year old. And it seems that 20+% of the country is stuck in the same place... and that is why I find abhorrent....

MMMMM Han Solo! I didn;t think thatwas sexist at all.

gene214's picture

The two hottest women on tv in the 60's - Barbara Eden and Diana Rigg (Mrs Peel on "The Avengers"). Any man who says he was "traumatized" by the sight of either of those chicks on TV has some serious sexual issues. "Prostitot"??? WTF!! Hey,anybody who looks at children in holloween costumes and has thoughts like that had better check himself in for some intense therapy before he ends up on "To Catch A Predator". Fox has some really fucked up people on their payroll.

gene214's picture

E in MD @ 24:

You guys are missing the very obvious point he's making:

Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy: “Here’s the problem, though. In 1970 or ‘68, Barbara Eden lowered the bar by wearing that sexy outfit, traumatized me as a child, and then every kid wore the Barbara Eden outfit…”

We went and wore a Barbara Eden outfit and he was traumatized by it!

Now if he had said that HE wore the Barbara Eden genie outfit as a kid, then I could probably understand why he was traumatized. Otherwise, the entire discussion made no sense - then again, it IS FOX we're talking about, isn't it?

PassedPawn's picture

Traumatized by Barbie Eden's hottie outfit.

Just goes to show what freaks conservatives really are.

Lyon's picture

I know english is an evolving language but I don't think "traumatized" is going to catch on as slang for "continuously masturbated"...

jr's picture

is there anyone on Fox that doesn't need a diaper and scotchgarded sheets?

Anais's picture

AF_Comm_Guy @ 1:

Anyone traumatized by Barbara Eden's outfit is a self loathing fag.

Oh, and FIRST!

LOL!! Great first comment. And possibly very accurate.
But seriously. BARBARA EDEN? Have you seen the outfits they sold this year in the Halloween stores?!? Barbara Eden's outfit, which a wardrobe person designed, not Barbara, did not even reveal her navel and was tame by comparison. It was more like Jasmine in Disney's (DISNEY'S!) Aladdin and were there any problems when that cartoon was released? This not-Doocy guy is a doozy. All the Fauxers can do is blame the first and most obvious (and wrong) person who comes to mind. Is this not-Doocy even married? Oh, yeah, sorry, that is not a clue. Larry Craig is married, after all.

Edwin's picture

AF_Comm_Guy @ 1:

Anyone traumatized by Barbara Eden's outfit is a self loathing fag.

Oh, and FIRST!

Why link all those things together?? As a fag, who is not self loathing, I thought Barabara Eden was cool. Anyway, I don't see how anyone was "traumatized", except that nerd on Fox.

Dr. Matt's picture

Traumatized? This is undeniable proof that reich-wingers are complete and utter wimps. Only a cowardly wimpy reich-wing POS would be "traumatized" by a fictional character's wardrobe.

Lynnianaa's picture

Lulz. Oh, black haired guy who's not the brown haired guy who's not Steve Doocy, I can always count on you for the laughs.

Dr. Matt's picture

Wilma and Betty had some pretty slutty outfits. Was this reich-wing wimp "traumatized" over the Flintstones too? Bugs Bunny dressed as a woman bunny must have set him close to implosion

Lynnianaa's picture

Dr. Who @ 51:

...Unfortunately, the self loathing jackass at FAUX seems to be stuck at the "girls, juckie!" phase which corresponds to an emotional and moral development more apropos of an 8 year old. And it seems that 20+% of the country is stuck in the same place... and that is why I find abhorrent....

I will have to disagree on this one. This kind of jagoff is probably the most sexually depraved type of reich-winger there is, and most likely said the "traumatized" statement to appeal to his bible-fanatic viewers, like the 20% of the country you mentioned.

I have no doubts that "brown haired guy who's not Steve Doocy" is a friggin' pervert.

Edwin's picture

Dr. Matt @ 69:

Traumatized? This is undeniable proof that reich-wingers are complete and utter wimps. Only a cowardly wimpy reich-wing POS would be "traumatized" by a fictional character's wardrobe.

Or by Dumbledore.

CD's picture

I've got to say it.

Kilmeade is smithers gay!

Nick's picture

It was more like Jasmine in Disney’s (DISNEY’S!) Aladdin

That slut! :)

Seriously, I've never seen such repressed people in my life. I hope, hope, hope that these turds don't have kids.

Preacher Boob's picture

This explains a lot.

I'll bet 'Mr. Ed' was the reason so many traumatized republicans voted for Reagan.

And the show in which Mr. Ed farted, was the reason they voted for Bush.

Preacher Boob's picture

I'll bet the Milton-Berle-in-drag shows are the reason so many republicans have hairy palms, failing sight, and have lost their minds.

Preacher Boob's picture

Could the 'My Mother, The Car' show be the reason so many republicans can suck the chrome off a tailpipe?

Marge's picture

I really don't understand what a 30-60 year old man finds sexy about a 3 or 4 year old in a belly dancer costume. In my opinion most of them are so overweight they look like little bouncy balleys.

Preacher Boob's picture

Obsession with 'The Gong Show' is probably responsible for the republicans' obsessive, justifiable, psychopathic fear of failure.

JohnnyBravo's picture

"Jon: This is Barbara Eden’s fault?! Yes, I too remember the trauma caused by Barbara Eden’s genie outfit. I could sometimes remember watching I Dream of Jeannie and traumatizing myself two or three times an episode. And that was before TiVO."

Republican Logic:
Barbara Eden - Traumatizing
Underaged Boys - Dessert

Preacher Boob's picture

Maybe this is the reason republicans have such teeny dicks, keeping them jammed in baby, later coke and beer bottles, trying to f**k with Jeannie.

esmith's picture

lol...faux news the McCarthy channel wait maybe we should upgrade that to the betrayus channel. The people who watch this channel are as f'd up as the presenters.

Bercebu48's picture

FOX & Friends.. Bunch of Idiots....

nirak's picture

I wonder why they closed the comments above about Rachel Marsden.
I think you all should know she is in the States, because no one would hire her here at home in Vancouver.
She is a known Stalker who made her Swimming coach life miserable and he wasn't the only one.
To the males, be careful

Retired Navy's picture

Never realized until after becoming an adult (loosely phrased) the reason why I watched every episode of "I Dream of Jeanie" as a child. Barbara Eden was probably the first woman that I fell in love with. And if you're reading this Barbara, I still do! Still sometimes dream of Jeanie too. Does that mean I'm traumatized? Maybe I should spend the rest of the day wearing my knit stockings and dive suit and go sit in my human sized bird cage. That will make me feel better.

Vinnie Vegas's picture

Oh Master! YESSSSSSSSS Masterrrrrrrrrr!!! Give it to me MASTURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRrrrrr!!!

Otay's picture

These Faux folks have some serious sexual hang-ups. No wonder they are so mentally ill.

Dr. Who's picture

Otay @ 88:

These Faux folks have some serious sexual hang-ups. No wonder they are so mentally ill.

Well, you have that Brit Hume guy who looks like he hasn't taken a good dump in over a decade. Then there are the succession of plastic fem bot generic blond women anchors who look as if their best friend is their vibrator as they embark in yet another round of diet and facial reconstruction in a pathetic attempt to entice their husbands who seem to prefer the curve less, pale body of a 10 yr old boy as their ideal of beauty. Then you have the Gibson guy, who seems to be a child molester in drag. And finally, Mr. O'really who seems to be pissed off because last nite ended with his wife saying "it is OK, it happens to a lot of men... don't worry" and now he wants to take it on the world.

Come to think of it, a GOP convention would provide copious amounts of data for plenty of studies on psychosis and mental illnesses derived from sexual repression and deviation.

coleshack's picture

I lusted over Diana Rigg as Mrs. Peel ( especially in the Queen of Sin and Harem Girl outfits ). I was also fond of Louise Jameson as Leela on Doctor Who ( especially when her Victorian undershirt became wet in The Talons of Weng Chiang ). Thank God for late-night PBS when I was a young teen!

Different Anonymous's picture

OK, in the '60s I was watching "I Dream of Jeannie" when I could. Did I say "watching"? I mean "inexplicably hypnotized by".

I was also trick or treating in the '60s and my memory is bad but I'm pretty sure I would remember any "I Dream of Jeannie" costumes on the young neighborhood ladies and I don't remember them at all. You might say I was noticing stuff like that at that point in time. Also, '60s costumes were usually these flamable near-plastic jumpsuits with a hokey face mask, not what you would think of as a "costume" today. Certainly not one that would traumatize a budding talking head.

I'm not so sure that trauma boy is gay though. I wonder if most gay men wouldn't find something, dare I say it, fabulous in Jeannies costume.

noone special's picture

Lyon @ 65:

I know english is an evolving language but I don't think "traumatized" is going to catch on as slang for "continuously masturbated"...

Oh that's too bad. I like it better than all the other polishing choking monkey ones.

MonkeyBoy's picture

ThunderMonkey @ 42:

That was from the 1985 made for TV movie. Obviously, the standard lowered by then... then FOX came around... then FOX News. The bar just keeps getting lower.

I love how the Fox news and opinion shows are so morally uptight, while the Fox entertainment programs are ground breakers in raunch and vulgarity. As I recalled Fox's first hit was "Married with Children" which crossed all sorts of the then established lines and had lots of people upset and triggered boycotts.

I guess one way to get viewers is to produce "morally reprehensible" shows that people will watch because they are so cutting edge, and then have talking heads expounding manufactured outrage about what appears on TV and in society.

Pazuzu's Petals's picture

Next Hallowe'en, dress up as Elmer Fudd's evil twin and sleepwalk your way to the nearest retirement home. Easy pickings.

You heard me -I said shotgun!!! Shoot em for he runs now. Do the jerk baby, do the jerk now. Hey!

Those old f**ks still owe me an apology.

Big John's picture

Barbara Eden, one of the classiest women on television ever.

Pazuzu's Petals's picture

nirak @ 85:

I wonder why they closed the comments above about Rachel Marsden.
I think you all should know she is in the States, because no one would hire her here at home in Vancouver.
She is a known Stalker who made her Swimming coach life miserable and he wasn't the only one.
To the males, be careful

I don't know about Vancouver, but she is a columnist for the Canada's Sun newspaper chain. Check out the Toronto Sun to find out why Bush is the Winston Churchill of our time:

http://www.torontosun.com/News/Columnists/Marsden_Rachel/

All her writing is short in research, deeply immature, and on intimate terms with a host of logical fallacies. The Peace of Westphalia? That's rich. Real rich.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_ridicule

Bluestocking's picture

Is this guy for real? Brown-Hair was traumatized by Barbara Eden's genie costume?!? What, was the man raised by Puritans or something? Good grief -- what a freakin' prude!

Given that I'm not yet forty, I think I would have noticed if the sexy Halloween costumes for little girls were due to influences as far back as that. I don't recall ever seeing this sort of thing for sale when I was still young enough to go trick-or-treating. Back then, most of the store-bought costumes I saw for sale consisted of a thin vinyl smock like a potato sack with some printing on it and a plastic face mask (which explains why my mother and I ended up either making my costumes or simply cobbling them together from bits and pieces around the house). Personally, that's the only sort of Halloween costume that I ever saw associated with Barbara Eden's Jeannie character while I was growing up -- and if Mr. Brown-Hair thinks that was even remotely risque, methinks he should take himself to a psychotherapist molto pronto!

Matt's picture

"The Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy" is one of those people who speak before they think. "The Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy" just had to think of something quick and "The Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy" could only think what he used to beat off too. Now "The Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy" is using his own perversion as a twisted diatribe. "The Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy" is one of those "do as I say, not as I do" kind of people. "The Brown hair guy who’s not Steve Doocy". yeah...

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Barbara Eden had one nice tight-stomach, and oh that lovely costume was a splash. Perhaps someone out there today listening to the dimwits at FOX Noise are immediately traumatized by their mindless dribble. Tell those FOX Noise babes to stop getting so much plastic surgery, boob jobs, and showing all that leg to their mid-spot as well. I mean that could be traumatizing as well. Murdoch is known to make the women at FOX Noise have plastic surgery. I wonder how many times Laurie Dhue has had plastic surgery on her face and other body parts. For a network that makes their females on air get plastic surgery, this is all too funny. These people, well are insane and whom make no sense most of the time.

The people at FOX surely loved their shows like "Wild, Wild, West" and "Gunsmoke" where all the manly men's big guns were exposed, and violence galore. Heaven forbid, the natural beauty of a woman is allowed in between all the violent shows that have infiltrated American culture---and long before "rap music." Screw the idiots at FOX Noise....

jtmonty46's picture

"...back on the express to Crazy Town.”

I love TDS.

Chip's picture

Traumatized by Barbara Eden's outfit. WTF? As I recall there was also Mr. Ed, a talking horse, Lost in Space with that scary robot who wanted to destroy Will Robinson and sexy Ginger and Mary Ann on Gilligan's Island, The Adams Family, the Munsters and on and on.

And none of that was even traumatic. It was innocent fun. Those were the days.

I bet that guy would think the Addams Family were a bunch of terrorists the way Gomez and Pugsly used to blow up their toy trains.

How do these conservative fools make it from day to day? Do they lock themselves in their homes and listen to Fox all day?

If they are that uptight about stuff they should join an Amish community.

I loved Jon's comment that the guy looked like Eddie Munster.

Watcher269's picture

This guy is tramatized by Barbera Eden but not Larry Craig in Airport Bathrooms - I think that says it all. He is a closet person - and who the F*** is that Eddie Moster guy and how did he get airtime?

ultvio's picture

oh, just give me connie hines anytime...wilbur could stay in the barn...great gowns!

Astro's picture

"The two hottest women on tv in the 60’s - Barbara Eden and Diana Rigg (Mrs Peel on “The Avengers”)."

You forgot Julie Newmar as Catwoman, but otherwise agreed. As for Fox News, don't they frequently do interviews with Hooters girls and porn stars? I've seen both O'Reilly and the other Eddie Munster, Neil Cavuto, do so on a number of occassions... and that's when times were good (whatever that means).

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Sorry, if Doocy were traumatized so badly by a beautiful woman in a midriff-baring costume that wasn't all that revealing (no navel, not diaphanous) that you're blaming her for a societal trend 40 years later, he's got serious problems.

Sure hope he didn't watch Batman, which had Julie Newmar in her glittery 'catsuit,' Joan Collins in a silver miniskirt, and Yvonne Craig. (BTW, I've met Ms. Newmar and Ms. Craig at comic-book conventions, and they are both lovely, wonderful ladies.) Or Star Trek, with episodes like "Mudd's Women" and the sissy-liberal-preachy "A Private Little War" (which also featured Nancy Kovack in a navel-baring outfit, and a split-second glimpse of the side of her breast).

Might as well blame the whole 'Wicca Craze' (it's not a 'craze,' it's a legitimate religion) on a generation traumatized by Elizabeth Montgomery and Barbara Eden.

sr's picture

Dr. Who @ 51:

I am sure the same process happens to women, and instead of Princess Leia in a skimpy bikini, it gets triggered by the POP idol d'jour or whatever male hearth throw happens to be the fancy of the town at that time. And I am sure that homosexual men with a healthy (although they have to endure a far more torturous way) also get the same awakening for teh semi nude torso of a new Adonis prancing around.

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Captain Kirk with a bloody lip and a torn shirt. Thank goodness for syndication! I'm not the first woman of my generation who thought about trying to make it all better for the roguish Captain. :) Say what you will about Shatner...when he played Capt. Kirk...he was yummy.

And yes...Fox and Friends...you gotta wonder...do they draw straws to see whose turn it is for the one brain they share between them?

sr

LTR's picture

Perhaps he doesn't watch FOX Noise's sister network FX, where, on "Nip/Tuck," they showed, among other things, some guy walking around bare-ass naked.

Instead, these goofballs are chastising 40 year old sitcoms. Please, stop the insanity!

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Astro @ 104:

"The two hottest women on tv in the 60’s - Barbara Eden and Diana Rigg (Mrs Peel on “The Avengers”)."

You forgot Julie Newmar as Catwoman, but otherwise agreed. As for Fox News, don't they frequently do interviews with Hooters girls and porn stars? I've seen both O'Reilly and the other Eddie Munster, Neil Cavuto, do so on a number of occassions... and that's when times were good (whatever that means).

I preferred Yvonne Craig. Batgirl was smokin'!

Agree on Emma Peel too.

Go Go Chinchilla!'s picture

I'd like to represent the TotalFark community by saying "I'd hit it!"

liberalNmoderation's picture

How can anyone watch this absolute drivel and believe ONE word these idiots say?
I mean come on! Traumatized by Barbara Eden?! What a NancyBoy! It's like they're trying to out dumb each other!

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I'm sure these Fox talking heads got their jobs by munching Rupert Murdoch's decrepit fascist pickle.

Barbara Eden, Dianna Rigg and Elizabeth Montgomery gave the world more pleasure and fun than the entire Murdoch empire has in its malignant history.

Robert's picture

If you can't take a joke, don't watch televeision (especially 24-hour news), read the papers or log to blogs. Anyone who saw the Fox piece knows that it was a joke. Jon Stewart has a sense of humor, why don't his viewers?

Bill's picture

It was a joke, much like most of you "Fox News is evil" people.

Hanna / Barbara's picture

Scooby Dooby Doooooooooooooooooooooo!

FPM's picture

I used to be a homeless rodeo clown but now I am a world class magician !

Astro's picture

"Anyone who saw the Fox piece knows that it was a joke."

Why would you assume that, because his statement was patently ridiculous? That's just business as usual at Fox.

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I think child welfare services should be called to everyone of these sick Reslugs houses to check for abuse of every kind.

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AF_Comm_Guy @ 1:

Anyone traumatized by Barbara Eden's outfit is a self loathing fag.

Oh, and FIRST!

Any lowlife who uses the word fag is the same kind of scum that would use words like nigger, wop, or towel head. It also has been proven that men who use this work are noting but closeted homosexuals themself.

Bill's picture

Astro Did you see the show or even watch a clip of the comments? He was joking. Put the Kool aid down.

I love how liberals take EVERYTHING out of context and then comment without actually reading or seeing what was actually said.

Blimpaugh - Hopefully you never have kids.

Astro's picture

I did watch the clip and it was Kilmeade at his foolish bloviating usual. How was he taken out of context?

Daryl's picture

You forgot Julie Newmar as Catwoman

Oh yeah. You can add Elizabeth Montgomery to that list along with Dawn Wells, Tina Louise,
Donna Douglass, Linda Thorson (the lady who replaced Diana Rigg), Yvonne Craig...you got time?

I remember watching some NAACP award show a few years back where Barbara and Vanessa Williams were the presenters for one of the segments. The men in the audience let out a
collective"woo" when they came out on stage.

No doubt some of that was for Vanessa but myself and other people sitting in the room pretty much figured out that the lion's share was meant for Barbara. She knew it too
because she smiled at the audience and said "alright".

Funny how the phrase va va voom never seems to go out of style.

Bill's picture

It is a morning entertainment/talk show. Kilmeade is a former sports radio guy whose job on that show is entertain and make jokes. Do you have a sense of humor? or is it only funny when libs make fun of people? What is you deal with Fox anyways? They are more to center than any other cable or network news agency.

Astro's picture

"What is you deal with Fox anyways? They are more to center than any other cable or network news agency."

Now that's funny.

Bill's picture

and you live in a dream world.... who would you concider as being independant in the media?

liberalNmoderation's picture

Bill @ 121:

It is a morning entertainment/talk show. Kilmeade is a former sports radio guy whose job on that show is entertain and make jokes. Do you have a sense of humor? or is it only funny when libs make fun of people? What is you deal with Fox anyways? They are more to center than any other cable or network news agency.

What?! No seriously, WTF?! Fox MORE to center than any other cable or network news agency?!?! Really...you are a fucking idiot if you believe that bullshit!
Fox...more to center...bwaaaahahahaaaaaa! That network is STATE TV!!! Propa-fucking-ganda central! So don't give me that tired "more to center" tripe! They're fearmongering cowards, the LOT OF 'EM!!! How can you POSSIBLY defend those troglodyte phillistines?
Unless....wait you couldn't possibly be BillO himself trollin now couldja?

dat's picture

Oh right, Kilmead was serious. What a bunch of humorless fools. He was making fun of the guest. The AlGoreSkyisFalling crowd sure are some dimwits.

Bill's picture

So what media outlet would you concider to be centrist in there reporting.

Funny how you all are comedians now on this blog and you didn't get the joke in the first place. we'll see if you or Astro can answer a simple question without being a smartass.

some people's picture

Wow, talk about over reacting to bad reporting. Assuming that Jon Stewart's comedy reporting of (any of) Fox's would be accurate or in context is like relying on one of FARK.com's headlines as being an accurate and complete depiction of an article. I guess you're missing the point that much comedy is based on such misrepresentation...

I'm assuming that you'll be the same people who take articles in 'the Onion' seriously.

Oh, yeah, when you have a young daughter, and you look in the newspaper's ads for pre-teen and teen age costumes, and they're all way too provocative to be appropriate for that age group, it's disturbing. I think the break in the costume's themes from 'awww, cute' to 'drunk slut' is now happening around age 8. I don't have a problem with adults and near adults wearing something provocative, but surely the push-up cleavage, mini skirt, sex oriented costumes could raise the entry age a bit? I'd hate to have someone's kids thinking they're only cool when they're putting out. Obviously something lost on your mother. Or father, since we don't want to leave out those non-traditional families.

Barbara Eden kept her looks and her figure up, as well as her presence. She deserves the admiration she received. Nudity does not offend me, but actresses of her era seemed to pull off being sexy without flashing their beaver for the tabloids and having tramp stamps everywhere. Maybe it was that whole thing of being competant, well groomed, graceful and articulate. Oh yeah, and sober, for the most part.

Just because I'm not a tin-foil hat wearing, Kos sucking, pee-pee touching dude smootching, saint Hillary fanboi Democrat, doesn't make me a tin-foil hat wearing, closet homosexual, bible thumping home schooled creationist moron Luddite, either. Judging from what I've read here, liberals are not the tolerant, open minded people that they claim to be. Buncha close minded, intolerant hippocrites, if you ask me. Makes it very hard to take anything said by them as anything but bullshit.

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Bill @ 126:

So what media outlet would you concider to be centrist in there reporting.

Funny how you all are comedians now on this blog and you didn't get the joke in the first place. we'll see if you or Astro can answer a simple question without being a smartass.

Not one MSM outlet is centrist in my opinion. Not one is untouched by corporate interests which in turn are political interests. Some, like PBS try their best to be objective, and I think do a good job most of the time. But Fox is by FAAAAR, by a fucking HUGE MARGIN, the absoloute worst for fearmongering and selling the reichwingers agenda. Namely, never ending war. Reactionary, fascist and NARROWMINDED BIGOTS...oh yeah and I almost forgot, hypocrites, every last one!
And I can't speak for Astro, or anyone else...but being a smartass is in my nature.

And you Bill. What are your opinions of the other MSM outlets? And btw, I did see the clip, he wasn't joking.

dat's picture

Al Gore can save the planet. George Bush is starving the children. Hillary is the smartest woman on earth. Fox News is a republican
news cast. There are no weapons of mass destruction. We are the world. Happiness is diversity. Rosie O'Donnell is so funny and smart. The earth is in peril from republicans. Hollywood is like heaven. I'm a democrat and am prejudiced/ignorant and wet my bed.
Bill Clinton was the best president ever. Raise all taxes for the children. Blahblahblahblah.

Bill's picture

I take everything I read or watch with a grain of salt. If Fox is by FARRR the worst for fearmongering then ABC/NBC/CBS/CNN/MSNBC are kings of doom and gloom defeatists.

You have to look at what show you are watching. Bill O'Reilly is a conservative, he obviously leans right even though he says he is an independant. But he also isn't a "news" guy. He is a political commentator. Shows on Fox that I feel are relativly neutral would be Brit Hume's Special Report or Chris Wallace's Sunday show. I believe your political party of today more closely resembles the Facists of Nazi Germany. All of the leading Democrats want to take our guns away, tax the hell out of us, and socialize EVERYTHING!

CD's picture

Bill @ 130:

I take everything I read or watch with a grain of salt. If Fox is by FARRR the worst for fearmongering then ABC/NBC/CBS/CNN/MSNBC are kings of doom and gloom defeatists.

You have to look at what show you are watching. Bill O'Reilly is a conservative, he obviously leans right even though he says he is an independant. But he also isn't a "news" guy. He is a political commentator. Shows on Fox that I feel are relativly neutral would be Brit Hume's Special Report or Chris Wallace's Sunday show. I believe your political party of today more closely resembles the Facists of Nazi Germany. All of the leading Democrats want to take our guns away, tax the hell out of us, and socialize EVERYTHING!

If you think Nevada would elected a gun grabber to the Senate your out of your mind.

dat's picture

AND NOW .. HOW ABOUT A LITTLE QUIZ?

A little history lesson: If you don't know the answer make your best guess. Answer all the questions before looking at the answers. Who said it? Be afraid. Be very, very afraid!

1)"We're going to take things away from you on behalf of the common good."

A. Karl Marx
B. Adolph Hitler
C. Joseph Stalin
D. None of the above

2) "It's time for a new beginning, for an end to government of the few, by the few, and for the few...and to replace it with shared responsibility for shared prosperity."

A. Lenin
B. Mussolini
C. Idi Amin
D. None of the Above

3) "(We)...can't just let business as usual go on, and that means something has to be taken away from some people."

A. Nikita Khrushev
B. Jose f Goebbels
C. Boris Yeltsin
D. None of the above

4) "We have to build a political consensus and that requires people to give up a little bit of their own...in order to create this common ground."

A. Mao Tse Dung
B. Hugo Chavez
C. Kim Jong Il
D. None of the above

5) "I certainly think the free-market has failed."

A. Karl Marx
B. Lenin
C. Molotov
D. None of the above

6) "I think it's time to send a clear message to what has become the most profitable sector in (the) entire economy that they are being watched."

A. Pinochet
B. Milosevic
C. Saddam Hussein
D. None of the above

Answers:
(1) D. None of the above. Statement was made by Hillary Clinton 6/29/2004
(2) D. None of the above. Statement was made by Hillary Clinton 5/29/2007
(3) D. None of the above. Statement was made by Hillary Clinton 6/4/2007
(4) D. None of the above. Statement was made by Hillary Clinton 6/4/2007
(5) D. None of the above. Statement was made by Hillary Clinton 6/4/2007
(6) D. None of the above. Statement was made by Hillary Clinton 9/2/2005

TIADave's picture

You people here are just a moronic as Jon Stewart..... (although he is a funny moron).

Brian Kilmeade was making a JOKE!!!... (it’s his schtick)......But since no one here obviously watches the damn show, you just jump on the liberal (can’t let someone who doesn’t think your way make a joke) band wagon.

You reactionary fools just make me laugh. Well done!!

CD's picture

TIADave @ 134:

You people here are just a moronic as Jon Stewart..... (although he is a funny moron).

Brian Kilmeade was making a JOKE!!!... (it’s his schtick)......But since no one here obviously watches the damn show, you just jump on the liberal (can’t let someone who doesn’t think your way make a joke) band wagon.

You reactionary fools just make me laugh. Well done!!

He's on a News station and said that with a straight face.

He wasn't joking.

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OK a little late on this one but....TIADave, you need to watch more Daily Show as then you might understand that its whole premise is mocking network news by their own devices. Just as Xof, Nnc, and CBNSM take every other person/ story out of context i.e. speculation, Stewart gives them some of their own medicine. Besides it seems that Stewart is found to be more journalisticly valid than most. TO CD: (i'd never thought i'd say this but) watch more Xof news then you will realize that his persona is that of the ignorant redheaded stepchild that usually likes to say stuff without thinking just hear himself and gain attention. You probably don't find Wes Anderson movie humorous either, do you? Whatever happened to reading between the lines and critical thinking?

Astro's picture

Bill @ 131:

"I take everything I read or watch with a grain of salt. If Fox is by FARRR the worst for fearmongering then ABC/NBC/CBS/CNN/MSNBC are kings of doom and gloom defeatists."

But your contention earlier is that Fox is "more to center than any other cable or network news agency." Now you seem to be putting all of the above to the left (since I assume you think all the doom and gloom defeatists are on the left). If Fox is more to the center than the rest of them, then some should be to the left and some should be to the right of Fox. It's your construction, please put them in order from ideological left to right.

myahon's picture

carl h @ 2:

I loved Barbara Eden. Still gives me wood at 50.

agreed completly. to this day.

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