The Latest Buzz News On Cavemen TV

The pilot episode of Cavemen, the ABC sitcom based on Geico's ad campaign, was proclaimed Most Popular So it's no surprise that Cavemen now ranks among the highest-rated new fall shows, at least in terms of viewer buzz. It actually placed second to NBC's Bionic Woman remake in a TV Dailies poll. If both shows end up lacking in quality, perhaps they could join forces. There's clearly crossover potential here. True fans will recall that the original Bionic Woman, played by the inimitable Lindsay Wagner (shown here), battled a hairy nemesis. It was a Sasquatch, actually, played by Ted "Lurch" Cassidy from The Addams Family! But that's close enough to a caveman.

A Cone Head ..And You Couldn't Think Of That

Cone-head is a shock-absorbing liner for helmets that incorporates low-density foam embedded in a unique conical configuration into the currently used high-density foam.
All kidding a side this is a ggod idea and can save lives.

About the Don Morgon the Inventor
Apart from spending a great deal of his career on motorcycle helmet liners his other big research project was researching safer methods in coal mines after the Moura coal mine explosion in 1987.His can't even leave his house now he's so popular.

He keeps himself busy by renovating his Queenslander. He also likes to read, especially historical books, as well as bushwalking and riding his bicycle.

Contact
For more information about Cone-Head, contact the following:
donmorgan@optusnet.com.au

New Previews Of Cavemen TV

Looking For The Latest Promo And This Is All That's Out There..Still Funny Though



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CAVEMAN TV FACTS AND TIDBITS

Cavewoman, cave-parents, cave-grandparents, and a subgroup of cavemen who try to deny their identity by constantly shaving their distinctive facial hair, will all be introduced later in the show's run. Again, if it gets that far.

--Critics battered the all-white, all-male panel of producers and stars for trying to tackle issues of diversity and prejudice against a minority group, even a non-existent one. Numerous critics pointed out that the stereotypes (great dancers! athletic! known for their sexual prowess!) displayed by the cavemen in the pilot seemed to fit stereotypes about African-Americans, but the producers denied that was the case.

--The caveman makeup takes three hours to apply, and often includes body hair, sometimes put on via hair-covered arm sleeves.

--Don't expect to see Geico ads featuring the cavemen once the show hits the air. No new commercials are being made, and the current ads are likely to be suspended at least while the show runs. Geico owned the cavemen characters, but struck a deal with ABC so the network could do the show. (ABC president Steve McPherson earlier said that there is no deal regarding commercials that run during the show, so it's possible you'll see commercials for other insurance agencies running during "Cavemen.") Geico executives are enthused about the show and rooting for it to succeed, producers said.

--Creator Joe Lawson said the show is not about the same cavemen from the ads. "I always see it as these cavemen are the cousins of the cavemen in the commercials," Lawson said. "So the guys in the commercials are doing their own thing and living their own lives, and then ours are kind of off on their own tangents. There may be some similar crossover, but it would be incidental if that happens."