
I know you teeny-boppers fawn over those sensitive pretty boy actors like Ryan Gosling, Heath Ledger, or Rue McClanahan. And you "hipsters" have your too cool for school favorites like John C. Reilly, David
Cross, and Estelle Getty. Well, you can have 'em all. I'll take Skerrit. That's right, I'm talking Tom Skerritt, and no "hipsters", I'm not being "ironic". You may know Skerritt from his "
Ruggedly handsome 'outdoor' looks". Or from his starring turn in
Alien, the best movie ever that's not
Days of Heaven,
The Empire Strikes
Back, or
His Girl Friday. Or maybe from his guest turn on Cheers, the
best sitcom ever. Or how about his kickass turn in
Top Gun, the best
Kenny Loggins soundtracked film ever. But that's just the iceberg's
tip. We got
Steel Magnolias,
Cheech and Chong's Up In Smoke,
M.A.S.H.,
Contact, Baretta, Hawaii Five-O,
Harold and Maude, and
SpaceCamp. So
if you need some shirtless hunk who'll pretend he's Sean Penn, call
Gosling. Or Sean Penn. But if you need a shirtless hunk who'll keep it
real, call me. Or Tom Skerritt. If you give him a good parking spot
and a trailer with a bathroom, he's on board. Now this may shock you,
but I don't have a song relating to Tom Skerritt. I do, however, have my
favorite song from 1992. That's the year Skerritt appeared in eight
major works, including the racy
Poison Ivy, the raunchy
Wild Orchid
II: Two Shades of Blue, the distinguished
A River Runs Through It, the
slackerific
Singles, and the first season of his hit show Picket
Fences. Rock on Skerritt. Badminton loves you, and not just for your
'outdoor' looks.