I've Got Your Boba Fett Right Here

I give and I give and I give. And what do I get?

"Not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but I would have liked to see the Boba Fett first appearance" and "Very funny, missing only the Boba Fett cartoon in the middle and Tim Conway (or Harvey Corman again) as a robot instructor" and You should have included the scene with Carrie Fisher stumbling around like she barely had time to toss aside her crack pipe before the director yelled 'Action!'"

(and don't even get me started on the anonymous moron who accused me of being a racist)

So, because I'm obviously a blog-whore, here's your cartoon Boba, extra Harvey* & "Crack Pipe" Carrie.



Click the Fett
Love,

Your Cyber-Pal Krup


*Due to technical difficulties, I can only provide you with a couple of freeze frames of Harvey Korman's tour-de-force as a robot instructor. Why, you ask? Time for a Helpful Hint from Krup:

If you are planning to make DVDs for your friends, do not use adhesive labels. Either mark them with a special felt tip marker (such as this product from iRiver) or splurge and get an Epson printer that can print labels directly onto your discs (you'll need printable inkjet blank DVD discs). The reason? DVD players can get extremely hot. If a disc with an adhesive label is in a player long enough, the label may start to peel causing the disc to get jammed in your player.

This, indeed, was the fate of my Star Wars Holiday Special bootleg DVD. As a result, I had to open up the player and dig out the disc which caused major disc damage. It's lucky I was able to get the damn thing to play at all. Most of the disc skips like a Mofo. And I can't access the "knee-slapping" Harvey Korman robot scene at all. However, I have provided a "hi-larious" romantic interlude between Bea Arthur and Harvey, playing his third character in the special (I'm guessing the producers blew their wad on the Jefferson Starship special effects so they saved some money by getting Korman to play three differenct roles).