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More of my collection
More stuff from my collection
My most prized possession
This is by far and away my most prized possession might even take them with me when I die. Lol.
Something I made for the man cave
I got bored yesterday so I made this for my man cave/ studio…
MWC Merch… of questionable origins
It has ALWAYS been incredibly difficult to find any MWC merch, even until this day. I would love to know why there were very little product tie-ins available (maybe a story for another day in BundyClub)? So, when something became available back in the late 80s and 90s, you had…
2nd Bundy Breakdown Zoom Watch Party Scheduled for 4/30/26 @ 6PM PT with Special Guest Amanda Bearse aka Marcy Rhoades D’Arcy
I’m still buzzing from our first Bundy Breakdown Zoom Watch Party. Man, it was awesome seeing so many of you popping in, talking with us and reliving those classic moments with me. So I’m excited to announce we’re doing it again, and this one’s gonna be extra special. Mark your…
Handmade & Ready for the Shoe Store
I made this handbag myself in MWC style I stitched it especially for January 28th — it was my little tribute. Now I’m hoping I’ll get another chance to wear it at a future event… Otherwise, I might have to send it to Al so he can sell it in…
So a little bit about this music video for the song “I told ya”
I’ve been a hip-hop fan ever since I heard 2 Live Crew’s. Hey, we want some… You know the rest. And then it was run DMC, and then it was N.W.A., and then Boogie Down Productions and on and on and on and on. I was hooked. Which eventually led…
Kelly Bundy: How Christina Applegate Created a Character for the Ages
Kelly Bundy looked like a stereotype, but Christina Applegate never played her that way. Kelly wasn’t dumb. She was distracted. Living in her own universe, operating on vibes. Here’s how Christina’s dancer timing and comedian instincts turned a blonde trope into a character for the ages.
How the Theme Song Set the Tone (With a Twist of Irony)
Hey, it is David Faustino here. One of the smartest moves in Married with Children was opening every episode with Frank Sinatra’s “Love and Marriage,” a classy 1955 anthem that hilariously clashed with the dysfunctional Bundy family and set the perfect satirical tone from the very first note.
Working With Christina Applegate: A Comedy Natural
Christina had instincts you can’t teach. She could take a throwaway line and turn it into a knockout moment. Growing up with her on set was like growing up with a big sister who outsmarted you in ways you never saw coming.