>> ^chilaxe:

Watson wasn't amused: "When we take over, Trebek, you'll be the first to go."


Sounds like Sean Connery on SNL.

All this needs is Sean Connery and we'd be set.

Like Sean Connery, he was born that awesome.
>> ^MarineGunrock:

Holy shit, Johnathan Frakes was young. Apparently Stewart never ages.

>> ^NetRunner:

Today Jeopardy, tomorrow the world.


Your mother, Alex. [fake Sean Connery's voice]

Oh, and my favourite joke of recent times. What time does Sean Connery go to Wimbledon?

Tenish.

Oh my God. The fact that this is even a debate makes me feel so old.

This is in fact the origin of the phrase (as a meme, anyway). When this movie came out, everyone thought that Sean Connery sounded so stupid saying this that it became a joke to say it in his voice.

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

^I love this score too. It was done by John Barry, who is famous for composing main title of James Bond, as well as all those great villain themes of the Sean Connery era.

I don't recall Sean Connery looking that hairy in the Bond films but my memory is going...

Hey, congratulations Sarzy, it' a pleasure to have you on the sift.

Robocop. Starship Troopers. Yeah, these are awesome guy movies. All of the Sean Connery Bond movies. Evil Dead (1&2) and Army of Darkness.

new rrrramachandran!

get it?
cuz' he rolls all his r's.
close your eyes, you'll swear it's sean connery.

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Heh. And I thought that I was the only person who had even heard of this strange album. George Martin could have had anybody in the whole world perform these songs for this album- his retirement gift to himself. Why Jim Carey, seriously? Sean Connery doing spoken word? Billy Connely? Too weird.

This album does have some great version on it.

It also has some very odd ones... Sean Connery speaking In My Life for instance.


But Carrey's Walrus is very good, very enjoyable indeed.

There really is something about a man with a Scottish accent (even if they don't sound exactly like Sean Connery). I went dancing with a friend who is Scottish and he was swarmed by women.

I would vote for Kathleen Turner to do the Voice Club for Women.

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