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Separated At Birth #14: Daughter Number Two and Granddaughter Number One

The other day I came home from the store and my wife handed me a photograph of my granddaughter that I’d never seen before. It was really strange because, while I’ve taken a lot of digital images of her, none have been printed yet. It took me longer than I’m willing to admit to realize […]

Separated At Birth #13: Martha Corrine Walton and Emperor Palpatine

I noticed this the other evening while watching The Waltons with the kids. In the episode titled The Pony Cart the Waltons get a visit from Grandpa Walton’s sister-in-law, Martha Corrine (played by Beulah Bondi).
The 90-year old Martha Corrine looks amazingly like the Emperor from the Star Wars movies. Given that Star Wars takes place […]

Separated At Birth #12: Anne Hathaway and Daughter Number Two

Some may consider this Separated At Birth post to be a little unfair because only one of the young ladies pictured is a celebrity, but I figure that since I used my father in one of these posts, there shouldn’t be a problem using my daughter in this one. I mentioned to her that […]

Separated At Birth #11: Two Different HOUSES?

I know I’m really stretching it putting this as a “Separated At Birth” post when I’m talking about inanimate objects. I thought it was funny. You’ll have to excuse my somewhat bent sense of humor.
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This is from Star Trek: The […]

Separated At Birth #10: Arthur Duncan and Ben Vereen

I noticed this one just last night when Mom and I were watching The Lawrence Welk Show.
When I was younger and my parents would turn on that show, I’d find any excuse I could think of to go do something else - anything else … even reading performance reviews for the dishwasher […]

Separated At Birth #9: Mitt Romney and Reed Richards

As long as we’re picking on Presidential candidates, did you ever look at Mitt Romney and think. “Hey, I’ve seen someone else with black hair and white sideburns. Now, who was that?”
I was thinking that just the other day when it dawned on me: Mitt Romney is really Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four!
You Really […]

Separated At Birth #8: Hillary Clinton and Michael Learned

This is going to require that I apologize in advance to Miss Michael Learned. You see, I actually like her. I can’t help the fact that she looks so much like Hillary Clinton, whom I am not at all fond of.
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. In […]

Separated At Birth #7: John Rhys-Davies and Luciano Pavaratti

I’ll be honest, I noticed this similarity because I was watching an episode of Sliders in which John Rhys-Davies’s character, Professor Arturo, was mistaken for the famous operatic tenor, Luciano Pavaratti. Given how much alike they look, I’m almost ashamed of myself for not noticing it myself.

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Separated At Birth #6: Leonard Nimoy and the Easter Island Maoi Figures

Okay, I’ll admit it. I’m being silly again. On the off shot that Mr. Nimoy actually reads this, please understand that it’s all in good fun
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This guy was great in Night At The Museum. These statues have always looked familiar to […]

Separated At Birth #5: Peter Mark Richman and Frollo

If you were to draw a cartoon character based on a real person, and that real person happened to be Peter Mark Richman, then the cartoon character you ended up drawing would more than likely be Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Since the original images were too big to fit side-by-side on here, […]