[Poultrygeist]

Did anybody catch Ernie Hudson's appearance on Comic Book Men tonight? The gist of the show was Ernie Hudson and Walt Flanagan handing out autographed copies of the ongoing series to children as they passed by. Cool stuff.

[Grimmy GB]

SPOILERS! Now I can't wait to see it!

[Spengs]

I've been a fan of Comic Book Men since the beginning. I feel the more "mainstream" or popular the main guys are it doesn't to seem to have the 'charm' of earlier seasons. I've also felt this show is less scripted then other reality shows, (use to love sorta similar show Pawn Stars, had to give up on that when I knew how fake that show ended up being) I wonder at times what is made up for Comic Book Men. I don't take these shows seriously, I do wonder if part of this episode was scripted. Felt that way.

As ghostheads I felt for Ernie (if the situations and his reactions were genuine) "having" to go along with Walt's business plan, which at least for this episode (again if real) was not planned out or executed well. Near the end Ernie did seem to handle selling comics from an ice cream truck well enough. Ernie definitely had the funniest line when he was talking about not having to sell comics.

Ernie did seem to be a good sport overall, if he was ever serious about being part of Walt's idea, he seemed done and ready to leave.

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[Poultrygeist]

I've been a fan of Comic Book Men since the beginning. I feel the more "mainstream" or popular the main guys are it doesn't to seem to have the 'charm' of earlier seasons. I've also felt this show is less scripted then other reality shows, (use to love sorta similar show Pawn Stars, had to give up on that when I knew how fake that show ended up being) I wonder at times what is made up for Comic Book Men. I don't take these shows seriously, I do wonder if part of this episode was scripted. Felt that way.

As ghostheads I felt for Ernie (if the situations and his reactions were genuine) "having" to go along with Walt's business plan, which at least for this episode (again if real) was not planned out or executed well. Near the end Ernie did seem to handle selling comics from an ice cream truck well enough. Ernie definitely had the funniest line when he was talking about not having to sell comics.

Ernie did seem to be a good sport overall, if he was ever serious about being part of Walt's idea, he seemed done and ready to leave.

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I think some of the show is scripted, but not the customers. There's probably a bit of improv involved. Ernie delivered some funny lines. Too bad most of the children had no idea who he was.

[Spengs]

Yeah, some of that as a life long fan was cringe worthy.

[Peter Venkman Jr.]

Ernie is such a good sport !