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.Fishing With John Volume 3 City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing from: Morningstar Ent. May 25, 1999 >>See More Reviews & Details on Fishing With John Volume 3 |
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.Fishing With John Volume 1 City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing from: Morningstar Ent. May 25, 1999 If you're Tom Waits and you catch a fish, where do you put it? This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen-- ever. From Tom singing to Jim head banging, it really doesn't get any better. If you are a fan of Tom Waits or Jim Jarmusch, this is a must. If not, it's still a must. >>See More Reviews & Details on Fishing With John Volume 1 |
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.Fishing With John Volume 2 City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing from: Morningstar Ent. May 25, 1999 These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on Fishing With John Volume 2 |
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.Introduction to Fishing City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing from: Mntex Entertainment September 26, 1990 These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on Introduction to Fishing |
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.Joan Wulff's Dynamics of Fly Casting City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing starring: Joan Salvato Wulff These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on Joan Wulff's Dynamics of Fly Casting |
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.Mexican Baja City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on Mexican Baja |
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.Basic Fly Fishing City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing November 15, 1997 These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on Basic Fly Fishing |
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.Tales & Trails Fishing Vol 1 City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing from: Three Fathom Harbour January 01, 1990 These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on Tales & Trails Fishing Vol 1 |
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.American Sportsman: Fresh Water Fishing City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing starring: Curt Gowdy January 01, 1998 These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on American Sportsman: Fresh Water Fishing |
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.American Sportsman: Salt Water Fishing City Travel Guides > VHS > Fishing January 01, 1998 These strange cable-TV show episodes showcase edgy actors, elusive fish, quirky dialogue, exotic locales, and John Lurie's unusual sense of humor and musical stylings. There is so much to admire and laugh at: the deadpan alpha male bonding stream of hyperconscious bantering, the faux pompous narration, the uber cool slacker sensibility, and the clever, unorthodox scripting and filming. Two humor highlights: the soaring vocals and helpfully subtitled inane lyrics accompanying a ritual "fish dance" in episode 3 and the ending of episode 4, in which the narrator gravely intones that the host and his guest have died of starvation. >>See More Reviews & Details on American Sportsman: Salt Water Fishing |