Frank Sinatra Jr. is two-thirds of the way to membership in the TV Crossover Hall of Fame in the League of Themselves division.
He played himself in a second-season episode of 'The Sopranos' and he was the capper to the pilot episode for 'The Defenders'.
Throughout the episode, the series' characters kept talking about tickets to see "Junior" before it was revealed that it was a reference to the son of Ol' Blue Eyes. (But every time they said "Junior", my screwed-up mind kept thinking of the monster in "Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein".....
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He played himself in a second-season episode of 'The Sopranos' and he was the capper to the pilot episode for 'The Defenders'.Throughout the episode, the series' characters kept talking about tickets to see "Junior" before it was revealed that it was a reference to the son of Ol' Blue Eyes. (But every time they said "Junior", my screwed-up mind kept thinking of the monster in "Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein".....
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Too bad Tooniverse appearances don't count, or Son of Blue Eyes would be there for his recurring gig as Brian's singing partner in Family Guy. Oh, well, guess he'll do it his way, eventually.
ReplyDeleteIf all else failed - let's say he died. It would count then. But more as an honorary inductee during June type of thing......
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