Galaxies Beyond Our Horizon - Cosmic Queries with Neil deGrasse Tyson
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Top Comments (10)
Proper credit to the person who asked a question that make Neil say "I gotta talk to some people about this." Mitchell Adkins (sp) wins StarTalk.
I think I speak for all fans of StarTalk when I say we will never get tired of _Bayou Chuck._ I garrontee!
The Cajun Chef on PBS was Justin Wilson (April 24, 1914 to September 5, 2001). His cooking show was called “Louisiana Cookin’”. I absolutely Loved watching his cooking show… and I had never even tried Cajun food at that point. My all time favorite thing he would say was: “Tell you what I gonna did.”. As well as his all around catchphrase “I Gar-on-tee!”. Plus whenever he would put something alcoholic in the food - he would always take a drink right after: “A little for you, and a little for me.” I swear that sometimes by the end of the show he seemed like he was totally drunk. LOL!!! He was also a recording artist. He composed the music for his cooking show, and released one album of Christmas songs, and several comedy albums. He also appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. He also did a series of commercials for Ruffles Cajun Spice potato chips.
This is the best duo on the internet!
Which part of this Grab Bag do you want us to dedicate an entire episode to? 🤨
Been watching StarTalk for years now. Chuck stated as the everyman. The layperson comic relief that we could all relate to....now he's become an expert in his own right. Goes to show if you surround yourself with good company, it rubs off.
I find it unbelievable that this is for free man. How grateful am I for being born in this age with both the internet and Dr. Tyson... and Lord Nice!
I just wanted to say that I love Chucks commentary. Thank you for not editing anything out. People saying what they think, when they think it, is refreshing.
Great science discussions. But the cajun James Brown bit had me absolutely dying. The worse part is I was listening while working in a library, and desperately trying to laugh out loud.
13:32 it's diabolical, it's diabolical, it's diabolical 😂
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Top Comments (10)
Proper credit to the person who asked a question that make Neil say "I gotta talk to some people about this." Mitchell Adkins (sp) wins StarTalk.
I think I speak for all fans of StarTalk when I say we will never get tired of _Bayou Chuck._ I garrontee!
The Cajun Chef on PBS was Justin Wilson (April 24, 1914 to September 5, 2001). His cooking show was called “Louisiana Cookin’”. I absolutely Loved watching his cooking show… and I had never even tried Cajun food at that point. My all time favorite thing he would say was: “Tell you what I gonna did.”. As well as his all around catchphrase “I Gar-on-tee!”. Plus whenever he would put something alcoholic in the food - he would always take a drink right after: “A little for you, and a little for me.” I swear that sometimes by the end of the show he seemed like he was totally drunk. LOL!!! He was also a recording artist. He composed the music for his cooking show, and released one album of Christmas songs, and several comedy albums. He also appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. He also did a series of commercials for Ruffles Cajun Spice potato chips.
This is the best duo on the internet!
Which part of this Grab Bag do you want us to dedicate an entire episode to? 🤨
Been watching StarTalk for years now. Chuck stated as the everyman. The layperson comic relief that we could all relate to....now he's become an expert in his own right. Goes to show if you surround yourself with good company, it rubs off.
I find it unbelievable that this is for free man. How grateful am I for being born in this age with both the internet and Dr. Tyson... and Lord Nice!
I just wanted to say that I love Chucks commentary. Thank you for not editing anything out. People saying what they think, when they think it, is refreshing.
Great science discussions. But the cajun James Brown bit had me absolutely dying. The worse part is I was listening while working in a library, and desperately trying to laugh out loud.
13:32 it's diabolical, it's diabolical, it's diabolical 😂