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I'm pretty sure Katy Perry doesn't have giant breasts.

Oh dear God thank you for that Cohen clip! I HAD NO IDEA.

Lucy Lawless on Veronica Mars was pretty righteous too, though. As was Whedon.

Boy George on The A-Team.
Hulk Hogan on The A-Team.

I believe Katy Perry is a 34D, as am I, but she is a small framed gal, and they look pretty large on her.
Like with many things, it isn't the size that is most important, it is what you DO with it/them that counts. In her case, it is to put them out there, front and center, and give the world a visual motorboat. That WHORE! I bet she weeps openly all the way to the bank.

Miami Vice: 27 seconds in and we have our first white pleated slacks, and HOLY TURQUOISE SHOES, Batman! {sigh} Ah, the 80's.

Bristol Palin could have a love child with me whenever she wanted. Whenever. Her wooden acting is so hot. Did you know Palin=Plain? I just realized that when I spelled it wrong. GO ME!

Wow...I've always considered myself a HUGE Buffy fan but I completely wiped out all memory of Ashanti. That was a horrific storyline/cameo. Arguably the worst thing that happened to Xander...and he's been through some shit if you'll recall.

I am not a huge fan of Katy Perry's music or her in general, but I will not deny that she carries her rack well. Calling her boobs "reasonably attractive" is not doing anyone any good. They are pretty spectacular and should be acknowledged as such. It's easier that way.

You don't see Dustin hiding behind weak phrases like "reasonably attractive" when talking about other men's abs.

She does indeed have a formidable rack, but I reserve gushing for when I've seen them sans the assistance of pushup bras and cutlets. I'm selective with my compliments. Some would call me judgmental and cruel. Some would be right. -CE

Oh, and Season 7 of Buffy was not good. I wish it was, I really do, but it wasn't.

Even it's handful of good episode weren't as strong as the handful of good episodes found in other weak seasons, like 5 and 6.

32 D...Lindsey. She says so herself at 1:45
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmHaEgeiX1A

Alan Thicke on HIMYM - great cameo. Blame Canada!

I had to watch the clip to recall when Heidi and goddamn Spencer and Kim Kardashian were on the show. Didn't even register as a cameo at the time.

Katy Perry on HIMYM: It depends on the role they give her. They're usually pretty good at giving the cameos with acting chops real roles, and those without get the quick, fun bits (Britney Spears' surprising adorableness is the exception.)

I was kerfuffled when they did the Speidi cameo, too, but it was relegated to a magazine cover and lasted all of 10 seconds. Easy to live with, and it worked as being part of Marshall's child-like imagination. Friends used to do cameos all the time, and they made each one a much bigger part of the episode than was really required. Except Tom Selleck, of course. He should've been a regular.

I cannot think of any TV show, past or present, that could not be improved by the addition of Leonard Cohen.

I read 34D and I knew it was Lindsey with an 'e' even before I scrolled lower to her name. Why is it I have your boob size memorized, Lindsey dear?

I came into this thread expecting to see massive cans.

/disappointed

Oh man, I wiggled and squealed when Will Shortz showed up on HIMYM. I was the only one. The scene in my room actually closely mirrored the one on the screen.

But I found it glorious because I have adored that man since, like, middle school.

A couple of details about Leonard Cohen's appearance on Miami Vice:

In 1986, Leonard Cohen, at the urging of his son, Adam, who was a fan of the show, guest-starred on Miami Vice, playing Francois Zolan, a senior executive in the French Secret Service engaged in an illegal operation to blow up Greenpeace boats. He appeared in two very short sections on the end of a telephone, speaking in French.

As Cohen himself explained in an interview with Adrian Deevoy, his performance turned out to be more iconic than talented:

"In truth, I had a much bigger part. I went down there and did my first scene and the assistant director rang me up and said, You were really great, truly wonderful. And I said, OK, thanks a lot. Then the casting director from New York called me up and said, You were fantastic, truly wonderful! And I said, You mean I’m fired. And he said, 'Yeah, we’re cutting all your other scenes and giving them to another guy.'”

Wow I really must have some selective memory because I do not remember that Ashanti guest bit at all ( I DO however remember Nathan Fillion, yum). I have to say though, I think this is the first time I've disagreed with you, I thought 7 was Buffy's weakest. Any fun or levity the show had was completely sucked out... I know end of the world yada yada but it just rang false with me.

@Mark M
Knowing what your favorite Pajibans look like is one of the many perks of joining us over on Facebook.
But Pickled Tink is special. She gets special pictures. {winks}

Veronica Mars suffered greatly from network interference when it came to guest "stars". From what I understand, Paris Hilton was pretty much mandated by the network and was an absolute nightmare to work with.

Also, America's Next Top Model awarded roles on VM as challenge prizes for three contestants: one doomed teacher on an exploding bus, one sarcastic car rental clerk, and the secretary for a sleazy politician.