Russ Burlingame

@russburlingame.com

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I wrote that book about 'Josie and the Pussycats.’ Husband to Cali, Dad to Daniel, Sammy and Charlie. Publisher - ECV Analog • News Editor - The Beat https://emeraldcityvideo.net https://ko-fi.com/russburlingame

CNN headline: Trump slams communism in July Fourth remarks
Headline: Benches clear at Fenway as things get heated after Willson Contreras strikes out
Cade Cavalli with a douchebag-looking waxed mustache
Greg Cohan at VelociPastor 2’s NYCC panel
"We can fight to stop the ballroom. If this means leaving the area as a destruction site for the rest of Trump's presidency, so be it. Let its ugliness exemplify the Trump era. Let its rubble symbolize what he's tried to do to the American republic." -Bill Kristol Urges Opponents to Block Trump's Kennedy Center Ballroom at Any Cost
A neon sign at Denny's that says "breakfast" is positioned in a strange way relative to the overhead lights, which causes its shadow to say "Breast."
Robin Lord Taylor in The Walking Dead
Computer screen installing Linux
A bunch of albums on Plex.
A bunch of Spin Doctors stuff
The truth is, if you go back and rewatch that two-hour pilot of Legends, I think you'll see that the seventies bar fight to “Love Will Keep Us Together” was a moment when you saw in the very first two hours, what the show would ultimately become. I think if we had a normal pause-and-reflect period between the pilot and the next episode, we would've said, “Oh, that's where the show lives! Let's tack towards that.” In fact, I do remember sitting in the editing room with Greg, watching the rough cut of the two-hour pilot, and afterwards I turned to him. I was like, “We've been talking about the show all wrong. We've been talking about this show as our version of The Avengers, but the truth is it's our version of Guardians of the Galaxy.” The problem is by that point, the ship had very much sailed. We were committed to a certain tone, and we were committed to a certain storyline, and we didn't have the time—or even the ability – to make a major course-correction until the end of the first season. But now, because Legends, had a second life on Netflix, people came to the show without any preconceived notions. That's why they are able to just enjoy season one, purely on its own merits. I don't think it's a bad season of television. I've been involved with bad seasons of television, and I don't think it's a bad season of television by any means. To me, it's just a show that didn't know what it wanted to be yet.
Jon Bogdanove’s Jimmy Olsen
Beebo, drawn by Sal Buscema on bristol board.
A(n AI-generated) middle-aged white woman holding a wine glass stands against a generic background. The caption says "Other AIs have boundaries. Literally hard boundaries. [redacted] doesn't know what those are."
We code for username Russ.315
Russ in the lair from ARROW
Jennifer Suarez, Greg Cohan, Alyssa Kempinski and Boone the dinosaur meet with fans after their New York Comic Con panel.
A still shot of Frankie Mermaid from the movie THE VELOCIPASTOR, asking Carol "And why is my name Frankie Mermaid?"
A bear hanging out of a car window with an impact font meme that says “OMG bear is driving, how can that be?”
Russ and Diane in 2012
Fixed version of the Joker cover
Absolute Batman number 15 cover with a small blue “question mark” box on Joker’s shoulder
Phil Ochs
Russ holding a copy of THE BIZARRE WORLD OF FAKE VIDEO GAMES by Super Eyepatch Wolf
Ornament that says “DuJour means family”
Newspaper clip about Arlo Tuthrie's arrest for littering
Jesse Gouldsbury and Russ laying on the floor with Boone, the dinosaur from VelociPastor
Signed Mitch Williams baseball and rookie card
Viggo Mortensen as Frank Roberts in "The Indian Runner," looking menacingly at the camera with a half-empty bottle of whiskey in front of him.
The Death of Superman fourth printing with a green logo