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What ever happened to little Seth Green? (tee-hee)

posted 17 years ago by scoey-1
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This movie was a way for me to connect with my mom's childhood. She would always talk about radio shows, as if the radio was used for something other than background music while driving or doing other things. This movie made me understand the evolution (or devolution?) of pop culture.

Seth Green stole my heart as Joe. Now he busts my gut with Robot chicken and the work he does on Family Guy.

I've watched "little Seth" grow up and I'm very proud of him. Radio Days told me all I needed to know about him. I knew he was going places.

[–] marialayn_7 17 years ago

The kid is a big boy now and has appeared in quite a lot of movies.

[–] pacificboy 17 years ago

Yeah, I think the OP knows that. It was a little humor.

"My brain rebelled, and insisted on applying logic where it was not welcome."

[–] WarpedRecord 16 years ago

The weird thing is, I had seen this film in the '80s but I didn't realize that was Seth Green until I watched it again this week. Yes indeed, little Seth has certainly grown up to be a talented man!

[–] kduffy-8 16 years ago

He nailed Woody's neurotic upbringing. Even better then the kid who did Alvie Singer in Annie Hall.

[–] noveltylibrary 16 years ago

Nah, I'm partial to that kid just for the "What an a&&hole..." line.

[–] phil_nov 16 years ago

I'm shocked that the same people that enjoy woody allen's films can lower themselves to enjoy robot chicken.

[–] noveltylibrary 16 years ago

Robot chicken? Doesn't sound very appetizing...

[–] WarpedRecord 14 years ago

Not at all. Tastes like robot.

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[–] lubin-freddy 13 years ago

I think he ended up in Quahog, Rhode Island.

I want to shake every limb in the Garden of Eden
and make every lover the love of my life

[–] csteve67 12 years ago

Same thing that happened to Julie Kavner.

"Vive la mort, vive la guerre, vive le sacre mercenaire."

[–] WatchingYouReadThis 9 years ago

When I watch ninja turtles I can't help but think of radio days, or vice versa.