Allison Jones

It was so new.

I just loved it. Movies were not cinema the way it is now either. My parents would bring us to movies. My father brought us to every Peter Sellers movie and Walter Matthau Jack Lemmon movie that came out, to whom I owe my appreciation of that kind of humor. But I don't know. I never broke it down. But I would say yes, definitely, and probably still the reason.

I just loved it. Movies were not cinema the way it is now either. My parents would bring us to movies. My father brought us to every Peter Sellers movie and Walter Matthau Jack Lemmon movie that came out, to whom I owe my appreciation of that kind of humor. But I don't know. I never broke it down. But I would say yes, definitely, and probably still the reason.

I just loved it. Movies were not cinema the way it is now either. My parents would bring us to movies. My father brought us to every Peter Sellers movie and Walter Matthau Jack Lemmon movie that came out, to whom I owe my appreciation of that kind of humor. But I don't know. I never broke it down. But I would say yes, definitely, and probably still the reason.

And also I love, you know, we would beg to stay up to see Johnny Carson's monologue. We'd be in the monologue and we'd see the monologue.

And also I love, you know, we would beg to stay up to see Johnny Carson's monologue. We'd be in the monologue and we'd see the monologue.

And also I love, you know, we would beg to stay up to see Johnny Carson's monologue. We'd be in the monologue and we'd see the monologue.

They weren't self-aware of being a comedy geek culture. There probably is now. That sort of didn't exist at all. They just happened to be the pure... unadulterated, brilliant science major, pre-med major, law major geeks who loved Monty Python and who loved Firesign Theater. And it was like, what are they talking about? But those are the first people I met that I was really tuned into that comedy.

They weren't self-aware of being a comedy geek culture. There probably is now. That sort of didn't exist at all. They just happened to be the pure... unadulterated, brilliant science major, pre-med major, law major geeks who loved Monty Python and who loved Firesign Theater. And it was like, what are they talking about? But those are the first people I met that I was really tuned into that comedy.

They weren't self-aware of being a comedy geek culture. There probably is now. That sort of didn't exist at all. They just happened to be the pure... unadulterated, brilliant science major, pre-med major, law major geeks who loved Monty Python and who loved Firesign Theater. And it was like, what are they talking about? But those are the first people I met that I was really tuned into that comedy.

They were beautiful, smart, probably at the time, highly unpopular geeks. Now they've come to the fore.

They were beautiful, smart, probably at the time, highly unpopular geeks. Now they've come to the fore.

They were beautiful, smart, probably at the time, highly unpopular geeks. Now they've come to the fore.

And even then that was like, oh, it was preposterous. But you got to see, you know, Jamie Cromwell laughing.

And even then that was like, oh, it was preposterous. But you got to see, you know, Jamie Cromwell laughing.

And even then that was like, oh, it was preposterous. But you got to see, you know, Jamie Cromwell laughing.

No, and Anthony Edwards. That was the first turning point of making geeks in the title of anything.

No, and Anthony Edwards. That was the first turning point of making geeks in the title of anything.

No, and Anthony Edwards. That was the first turning point of making geeks in the title of anything.

Didn't really have one. I just liked it. After Pomona, I worked night shift at a newspaper in Glendora for a year.