He throws the book at them
My being sick means I can continue to report on the head-shaking TV options. Last night I got from the same channel that brought you Rosary for Children it’s [wait for it]
BlBLEMAN!
“There will always be a Bib1eman. And Bib1eman will always be there!” (Is that a threat?)
The guide tells me that in this episode, which sadly I turned on towards the end, “Bib1eman takes on pompous villains of Darkness in astonishing battles while giving children a fantastic introduction to the lessons of the Bible.”
Here are some things you might wish to know about Bib1eman:
• Bib1eman appears to be a cyborg. From the future. “Don’t worry,” he says to an electronic voice in his spaceship(?) as he departs from a job well done. “We’re still going to do our jobs. As long as Jesu5 Chri5t is in control, we’re still gonna be there.”
• Bib1eman seems to like metal music from outer space.
• Oh, and the best part? He’s voiced by Wi11ie Aames.
That is all I’ve learned from Bib1eman. Or, as I prefer to call him, B1BLEMAN!
See for yourself: Bibleman gets suited up for the job:
This channel both fascinates and repulses me. It’s like a car wreck in that regard. I’m sure there will be more dispatches from the Chri5tian children’s television programming front.
I’d really hoped to be up and about today. You’d think 5 days in bed would be enough. But apparently not. Not only do I still have a fever and hacking cough, but this morning I woke up with my eyes glued shut. Conjunctivitis in both eyes? Why yes! It’s an added bonus of H1N1. My doctor neglected to mention this particular symptom. I did manage to get an appointment for AJ to get his H1N1 vaccine on Thursday, assuming they still have vaccine by then. We have to drive a half an hour away to do it, but it will make me feel better. Meanwhile, can you keep the lights down? My eyes hurt.
I can’t remember the last time I was sick for this long. Probably when I had mono my first year in grad school. And that was definitely worse. But with H1N1, I have new symptoms daily. It’s kind of an adventure. A very pathetic adventure. Maybe if I weren’t so sacrilegious, BIB1EMAN! would come rescue me from the attack of the killer germs. Too late now.
Maybe your eyes glued themselves shut to prevent you from any further viewings of Bibleman or the channel from whence he came.
And, I am sorry to hear that you’re still sick.
I think Lass is right: this is punishment for watching such….frightening television. Are you sure you weren’t hallucinating? I feel like I am just reading about it. I’m beginning to worry about you.
the ‘bananas’ atop willie ames head is so appropriate. who knew that it could tell the future?!?!
A fever for 5 days is rough, no matter what. I didn’t know H1N1 particularly affected the eyes, but my son and I sure noticed it.
Davey and Goliath got nuthin’ on Bibleman.
Maybe Willie Aames and Kirk Cameron are secretly gay lovers, and over-compensating.
/tmi?
All craziness.
I’m still debating whether to get the vaccine–I admit that your illness may push me over the edge in the decision-making.
I’m sorry you’re still sick. It looks like you’ve found the end of the world of television, though.