Lorenzo Lamas

There are no throwaway characters, but even the littlest roles are so memorable.

And, you know, even who Lorenzo Lamas played, what was his character's name? That Sandy, like, dates briefly just to make Danny

jealous.

Like,

What's the second one?

The second one is I'm a distant relative of Lorenzo Lamas, which is someone who I just said his name, and the audience here will not know who that is, and that brings me joy.

And some of them, if they're really musical theater nerds, they will know him as a cast member from Grease 2.

Okay.

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the name

Oh, my God.

Grease 2, when Lorenzo Lamas is running track and his dangling fell out.

I sent you that video.

Oh, that's Grease 1.

That's Grease 2.

Oh, is it 2? That's Lorenzo Lamas.

He's in the first one, too.

Is he? Yeah.

Second time Sidney J. Fury's been on the show.

Again, we said last week, the only other time, weirdly, was a Lorenzo Lamas, Roy Scheider, Gary Busey jam called The Rage,

which has an

amazing burn stunt in it.

Third or fourth.

But after that, it's pretty much straight to video, kind of like action films and stuff like that.

We did one of those, The Rage, which is a Lorenzo Lamas film.

But I'm looking through his later filmography...

So I would go into patients' rooms and I'd always see Baywatch on.

Jerry all these syndicated shows Jerry Springer would be on or the Golden Girls or there was another oh there was one with Lorenzo Lamas on a motorcycle

oh I remember that yeah I

forgot what Lone Wolf or something like that so that would always be on and like oh who's on it because they'd always have guest stars and everything like Well, they're rebooting Baywatch.

um beautiful set looks great uh you may have this on criterion and i'm not again 100 sure um what this has that that doesn't but um very nice set next up we have another 4k this is a bronx tale the 1993 film starring uh de niro and uh chas palminteri One man lives in the neighborhood, another man owns it.

In the 1960s, New York, nine-year-old Calogero is torn between two worlds, that of his honest, hardworking father Lorenzo and the one ruled by charismatic mob boss Sonny.

Calogero's double life becomes all the more complicated when he falls for an African-American girl named Jane and embarks on a dangerous romance that threatens to ignite the Bronx.

In 1990, Robert De Niro saw Chaz Palminteri's one-man show, A Bronx Tale, and declared it one of the greatest one-man shows I've ever seen, if not the greatest.