MyHeritage Face Recognition

[rwd716]

Originally Posted by Senshi87

hehe rowan atkinson

Yeah, I think it was the face I was making at the time, but either way I though it was funny so I put that second match on MySpace.

Side note: I was a fan of Rowan before the movie, Bean. Alot of my friends didn't even know who he was before that film.

[LiliFan788]

I think if Jessica from Stars à Domicile put her pictures through this website, the match percentage with Alizée would be really high!

[Twitch]

Originally Posted by rwd716

Side note: I was a fan of Rowan before the movie, Bean. Alot of my friends didn't even know who he was before that film.

Really, but then I guess the US would never import shows from the UK like they do in Canada. Over the years we have gotten all kinds of crazy stuff, Mr Bean, Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Bottom, etc, usually the stuff you got stuck watching when you worked the night shift (say what you want about British comedy but it beats infomercials).

[nurvonic]

67% John Cho

i dont look this damn asain..lol

[Sir Wood]

Originally Posted by nurvonic

67% John Cho

i dont look this damn asain..lol

Let us be the judge of that and say the American Pie line, "MILF..."

(What pic did you use?)

[rwd716]

Originally Posted by Twitch

Really, but then I guess the US would never import shows from the UK like they do in Canada. Over the years we have gotten all kinds of crazy stuff, Mr Bean, Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Bottom, etc, usually the stuff you got stuck watching when you worked the night shift (say what you want about British comedy but it beats infomercials).

Red Dwarf, lol, it came on after Mr. Bean on public television. They would always play a bunch of BBC programs on IPTV (Iowa Public TV) after 10 p.m. And yeah, it was better than infomercials, lol!

[Twitch]

Way off topic but Blackadder is also with Rowan Atkinson, never watched it much, but Hugh Laurie (aka Dr. House) was also in it and the comparison between him back then and his character now on House is hilarious. For those of you who have watched House, here are a couple shots from his Blackadder days.

If you can catch an episode of Blackadder just try and imagine Dr. House's reaction to Laurie's Blackadder characters.

[nurvonic]

Originally Posted by Sir Wood

Let us be the judge of that and say the American Pie line, "MILF..."

(What pic did you use?)

lol, that brings back some memories

i used this one

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[CFHollister]

Originally Posted by Twitch

Really, but then I guess the US would never import shows from the UK like they do in Canada. Over the years we have gotten all kinds of crazy stuff, Mr Bean, Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Bottom, etc, usually the stuff you got stuck watching when you worked the night shift (say what you want about British comedy but it beats infomercials)

We in the States get a fair amount of BBC programming here eventually, usually through PBS. Without it I may have never originally become an anglophile. My screen name is shortnening of Captain Frank Hollister from Rew Dwarf. I'm also a huge Blackadder fan (I think it's Rowan's best work) and for online shooters I use E_Bl4ck4dder. Britcoms I've seen on PBS off the top of my head: Red Dwarf, Blackadder, Chalk, Yes Prime Minister, Fawlty Towers, Ab Fab, As Time Goes By, Butterflies, Keeping Up Appearaneces, Monty Python, 'Allo 'Allo, My Hero, Mr. Bean, and a few others I can't remember the titles of. Coupling and The (original) Office have also been brought here successfully on DVD (which I own, in addition to Red Dwarf). So I will say what I want about British comedy: I really like it . Speaking of imports, I also watch Red Green.

[brad]

hahahaha ..

my #1 was 64% Grace Kelly and then 60% Matthew Fox

Kinda weird because I was infatuated with Grace Kelly when I was in Junior High. And I don't look anything like Matthew Fox.

and since we are talking about Mr Bean, he is awesome ... if any of you ever see "Mr Bean's Diary" in the book store, buy it. It is hilarious