Time for another EXCITING round of "Name Your First Celebrity Crush."
Actor or actress, musician, hell...I know some folks whose first love was the local "Weather Lady."
For me, it was Julie Newmar as Catwoman.
Your turn!
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Can't remember which was first.
I was reading an article about the Avengers and it is supposedly "M appeal"
As in "Male Appeal"
As in "Appealing to Men."
That goes without saying, of course, but that sly British wit is sometimes so sly that it goes unnotiiced.
he helped people. 
it may have been Julie London - Dixie McCall in "Emergency!"
Musically, he was a fit for the Stones, but more importantly, he was "one of the boys."
The Who tried the same thing when Keith Moon died, because Kenney Jones supposedly came from the same stomping grounds as their youth. Only problem was that Moon was THE star of the band (as Townsend later admitted), the sound was so completely rooted in his drumming, that Jones never really fit in at all. Plus, Daltrey hated his guts.
But Ron Wood was always "just Woody," a guy who could get along with Keith without stealing his spotlight.
Musically, they'll never touch the songs they recorded with Taylor. In terms of band chemistry, Mick was never really a "Stone." I understand he didn't really enjoy wearing that sailor suit during the "Only Rock & Roll" video shoot at all. Especially the bubbles. Didn't care for them at all.
have always loved that Mick too; for sheer entertainment value, you could never go wrong with Jagger
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cartoon character count as a celebrity?
Because my very very first celebrity crush was:
I saw him "A Hard Day's Night" and became devoted.
I had the hots for him during the 80s (I was in my 30s then)
He's one of those guys who's so ugly he's attractive. I thought he was smoking hot in the movie "Caveman".
Yes, I am weird.
There is just something undeniable sexy about him, huge shnoz and all. I love the fact that he and Barbara are still together after all these years.
Afternoons after school with Love American Style!
I forgot to add in the middle...she seemed like my best friend turned girlfriend: Kristy McNichol!
Then the teens and the hormones raged...Judy Landers!
80's hair and curves...
No I am not sorry in the least!
Carolyn Jones
I loved Little Joe Cartwright
Followed closely by Leonard Whiting after watching "Romeo & Juliet" when I was 13.
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The Zac Efron of the 60s:
Sadly, while googling for a picture of Susan Dey, I discovered that Suzanne Crough, who played younger sister Tracey Partridge died yesterday at age 52.
And Bob from Sesame Street, for some weird reason. 
(and most all the main guys at the 12th precinct!!)
And it was funny as hell, to boot!! 
Wonderful scripts!!
Julie on Gimme A Break!
She used to appear on game shows back in the day. It was fun to watch her mop up the floor with the grownups! 
"Undeniable chemistry" between Bogie and Bacall. I've seen all of the films they did together but this one is my favorite.
Kelly Bundy would have been my kind of girl (ok I didn't hang out with future Mensa candidates). Christina Applegate was perfection for my wide eyes. And to be honest I still think she's awesome and funny especially with what she's been through. I'd date her in a heartbeat now!
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I met her and her old-fart boyfriend* when they came to Berlin Germany, 1970 I think. They appeared on AFRTS (Armed Forces Radio and Television Service) where I interned as a 17 year old for a high school program. She was a bit older than me but I was fully entranced.
*(that old-fart boyfriend was some guy named Hugh Hefner...accdg to Miss Benton's wiki page when Hefner asked the 19 year old Barbi out on a date she told him that she had never dated anyone over 24 years old, his response: "Neither have I". )
...she was Hefner's "Chicago girlfriend" (his description).
I guess the concept of Hefner, at that time, being in a "monogamous" relationship was ludicrous, but in my world view, so was messing around with Karen Christy when you had Barbie Benton waiting for you on the West Coast. She also had a kind of creepy Manson Family vibe around her.
And for the record, her main claim to fame (other than what I just shared) was that she was featured with Hefner in the "candid shots" that Larry Flynt leaked in Hustler. Trust me...Hugh Hefner having sex is something no one needs to see. It really was the money. That's pretty much the ONLY reason he got what he got. The "inside stories" of "life in the mansion" don't paint a pretty picture.
From the Dawson's Creek days
I was about five years old at the time. Well, damn!!!
And Patrick MacNee of The Avengers.
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Sandra Dee had nothing on me.
