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Paulekas offered people like Des Barres a place to crash and a hot meal — a pot of stew was on the stove most nights. “The truth is these people didn’t fit into society. He took in outsiders like stray dogs, but he respected everyone,” says Robert Aminzade, who first glimpsed the Freaks as he tripped on LSD at the Easter 1967 Love-In at Elysian Park. He got to know Paulekas in the 1970s when he worked as a substitute teacher/school bus driver in the Cotati area. There were exactly 42 artists playing at Meredith 26. A cruel/cool coincidence. Your thrusty scholar experienced 30 of the 42. Dani says it is fun having them all together. Roberto says that it is almost perfect. Dani then says that Roberto is about to say that the only thing that would make this perfect would be having Sam Guthrie here with them. Roberto says that Sam should be here. Dani says that the only problem is that Sam is with his family off in Shi’ar space. David Schwimmer (as a fictionalized version of himself) replaces Ben Stiller in the role of Leo Bloom. David also gets in a series of arguments with Larry. Larry and David constantly argue over things such as the number of cashews that should be in a mixed bag of cashews and raisins (in "The 5 Wood") and whether or not Larry should replace David's lost watch after Larry finds it and loses it again (in "The Opening Night"); however, the pair end the season on good terms. He first appeared in the episode, "The 5 Wood". But he keeps asking about her, its weird If that were me I wouldn't be interested anymore but he told me this was the first time a white girl ever dug him and he felt they had chemistry.

Libba” at Meredith Music Festival 2016. Luke Nyko (Libba’s minder, not in shot) sent the picture in. It was Libba’s “last hurrah before pre-season began.”

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Godot died on Dec. 23, 1966, not long after a fall down an air shaft on the roof of Paulekas’ home/studio during a photo shoot with the Los Angeles Free Press. Sue says the fall was the result of the careless horseplay of teen boys, who’d been dangling the child. But she blames Los Angeles County General Hospital, where Godot was taken after the accident, for his death.

Lin-Manuel Miranda (as a fictionalized version of himself) is asked by Larry to get involved in his musical Fatwa! as it was the condition to have Larry's own fatwa revoked. When Lin meets with Larry and Jeff, he was able to have his creative demands meet thanks in part due to the seating dynamic of their meeting. Before the preview of the show, Lin asks for Larry to have his cousin Valentina and her husband Ernst to stay at his place, to which Larry agrees. However, Valentina and Ernst host a swingers' party during their stay and end up trashing Larry's place. While hosting a paintball game for the musical cast & crew, Larry gets into an heated argument with Lin over the trashing of his place and Lin challenges him to a paintball duel. However, during the duel, Larry's pants fall off and he accidentally shoots Lin in the mouth while pulling up his pants. As a result of the incident, Lin is put out of commission for six months and the musical is called off.Joining the previously announced Russian DJ, producer and songwriter Nina Kraviz is a host of other big-name DJs and producers. There’s techno icon Richie Hawtin, daring UK DJ Ben UFO

In 1973, Paulekas formed an absurdist theater and musical troupe called Freestore, modeled after San Francisco’s Diggers. “Half of the guys were freaks from Hollywood that followed him up here,” says BB. Other members included Peggy Farrar, Leonardo DiCaprio’s stepmother. Chamber pours Rahne and Shan some coffee. Then Douglas and Mondo enter the house. Chamber gives them coffee, too. Mondo declines the coffee saying that he saw how Fauna created those coffee beans. Claire: It seems that the window of time between the emergence of cyberpunk as an authentically transgressive literary movement and the co-opting of the genre by mainstream media was vanishingly short. You were always on a line between embodying and parodying cyberpunk.This article does not cite any sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. When they arrive at the party, Larry is concerned that Charlie will be bored waiting, but Charlie insists he'll be fine: it's his job to wait. Inside, Larry strikes up a conversation with the bartender who is wearing a bow tie. When he finds out that Ted requested the bow tie, Larry insists on talking to Ted to get him to change his mind, in spite of the bartender's pleas that he not say anything. "You don't understand how I operate," insists Larry. Nan Funkhouser (Ann Ryerson, seasons 4–8) is Marty Funkhouser's wife and the mother of Joey Funkhouser. She first appeared in the Season 4 episode, "The Weatherman". She and Marty get a divorce in the episode, "The Divorce".

Larry has accidentally injured an important restaurant critic's hands. The investors Larry and Jeff have started a restaurant with implore Larry to apologize to the critic, who refers him to a chef, as Larry has fired the chef they already had. Larry is pleased with the hire, especially as he sees a number he assumes is a tattoo on the chef's arm, mistaking him for a Holocaust survivor. It doesn't take long for Larry, Jeff, and the other investors to realize the guy has Tourette, the cinematic kind that involves outbursts of extremely vulgar swearing. Worse, the restaurant has an open kitchen, which means the patrons will see and hear the chef.

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Joey Funkhouser ( Mayim Bialik, seasons 5–6, Chaz Bono, season 10) is the bisexual transgender son of Marty and Nan Funkhouser. He first appeared as Jodi in the Season 5 episode, "The Bowtie". In the Season 9 episode, "Running with the Bulls" Marty announces Jodi is transgender and will go on as Joey. The role was recast to Chaz Bono, who is a trans man.