I was playing with the new Youtube interface this morning and running some searches when i stumbled on a video from one of my favorite shows as a kid, Mr Bean.
In that Christmas episode Mr Bean is very excited about Christmas and in the process of stuffing his turkey, loses is watch inside the turkey. He then goes on to retrieve his precious watch by putting his entire head in the turkey and ends up stuck. It's a hilarious classic scene.
Next thing that comes to my mind is "someone must have made this costume"... so there you go, after some digging, i found a few pictures here, here and here from TOYCON 2010 where this guy attempted successfully to make the costume.
Awesome.
I had never seen these commercials before. Coming straight from Japan, McDonald had some interesting cosplay versions of the Ronald McDonald in their TV commercials.
First is the male version, is this the son of Ronald McDonald?
They also have Tomato McGrand, Ronald McDonald's daughter?
I am definitely adding this to our couple costume idea list!
Via Otakuhouse
A great group costume idea if you ask me!
From Comikaze via Flickr
The Yip Yips (also known as the Martians or aliens) are characters on the popular American children's television show Sesame Street. They are interplanetary visitors, from the planet Mars1. They marvel at devices such as clocks, telephones and computers. When frightened, each covers its face with the lower part of its jaw while making a distinctive "goom" noise.
Source: Wikipedia
These guys did a terrific job, they nailed being Yip Yips! This video was made at DragonCon 2011.
Now compare it to the original and decide by yourself:
After stealing clothes from the Royal Leadworth Hospital lockers, the newly regenerated 11th Doctor faced down the Atraxi in his new outfit featuring his now iconic bow-tie and tweed jacket. Now you can can share the Doctor's sense of style with this cool costume t-shirt!
Source: http://forbiddenplanet.com/80498-doctor-who-t-shirts-11th-doctor-costume-forbidden-planet-exclusive/
I love Boardwalk Empire! This is an awesome interview.
Did you know they get the script for each episode two weeks prior to have the costumes ready?
Amazing.
If you decided to go 'light' for a Halloween party, these Power Rangers Underwear, matched to the Power Rangers costume t-shirt might be the perfect and funniest costume you might ever wear!
Get down with your kid self with these totally age-appropriate adult undershorts! Clad yourself in these Go Ranger themed boxer briefs (Go Rangers eventually became the iconic Power Rangers... don’t act like you didn’t love it) and be a kid again! Choose the Ranger that best fits your own personality – Red for Aka Ranger, Blue for Ao Ranger, and Yellow for Ki Ranger – then get out there and start being a hero! -please note: underwear does not enable wearer to fly
Here’s an easy way to get the look of a Pan Am Stewardess by making it yourself.
Via ABC.go.com
Faye Chamberlain knows how to fashion a good Halloween Costume, and she proves that in The Secret Circle Halloween themed episode “Masked.” Phoebe Tonkin someone looks both adorable and mischievous in this sexy Little Red Riding Halloween Costume. A red cape is worn over a black skirt and black corset. Red lips and pigtails complete this look. Not since Sarah Michelle Gellar was Buffy Summers and wore a Little Red Riding Hood outfit in the Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 4 episode “Fearless” has someone worn this costume on TV so well.
If you are a Battlestar Galactica fan, you probably don't want to miss the chance to buy this helmet, but be careful, this is a limited edition of only 500 pieces!!
They will available December 2011.
You'd spent $8,000 to $12,000 to get one of the 2 or 3 original helmets left in this world, so $600 seems a bargain!
This is a series-accurate, 1:1 scale replica of the hero Colonial Viper Helmet seen on screen in the classic Battlestar halactica television series. The helmet is a dual-signature edition that includes both Richard Hatch's and Dirk Benedict's signatures! Scanned from an original screen-used helmet and cast from an original piece, it's made of high-quality fiberglass and resin. This limited edition of only 500 pieces features LED lighting effects and comes with a certificate of authenticity and special display-plaque stand. It's a must-have for all fans of BSG! To ensure a faithful reproduction of this iconic helmet, eFX's engineers digitally scanned an original, screen-used helmet. Included is a numbered plaque hand signed by both Richard Hatch and Dirk Benedict. eFX thanks Steve Gawley, Jon Billings, and Greg Jein for their invaluable contributions to this project.
The original Colonial Viper pilot helmet was created in 1977 for a proposed 7-hour ABC mini-series by Glen A. Larson named Battlestar Galactica. The mini-series starred Lorne Greene, Richard Hatch (Apollo), and Dirk Benedict (Starbuck). The original concept sketches of the helmet were drawn by Joe Johnston, who was the Effects Art Director at MCA-57. Its Egyptian inspiration was likely due to the huge success of the "Treasures of Tutankhamun" exhibition (1972-1981) that was touring the United States. In fact, at the time of the start of pre-production, the exhibit was at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The helmet was made by MCA-57 model maker Steve Gawley, based on Johnston's concept sketches and guidance. Early in the development of the helmet, Steve requested to fit the helmet to the actor with the largest head. But this was not possible since in 1977, the roles had not yet been cast. So, he recruited some of his fellow artisans at MCA-57 to try the helmet on for size. The goal was to make one size helmet to fit all.
There is a link here to download a version you can print and cut.
The story about the "Slutty Pumpkin" in the 'How I Met Your Mother' television series first aired on October 24th 2005.
Here is some background on this story - read it all here:
Ted spends his Halloween waiting for the "slutty pumpkin" (which has strategically carved holes) that he met in 2001. Ted really likes this girl, but he lost her phone number when Lily gave away the Kit Kat that he had written the girl's phone number on. All he knows about this girl is she has studied penguins and enjoys making a drink that combines Kahlúa and Root beer which she likes to call "The Tootsie Roll". Every year he waits at the same party, dressed in the same old costume, a hanging chad, hoping the "slutty pumpkin" will be there.
This year, Katie Holmes took the challenge to become the "Slutty Pumpkin" in an episode that will air on October 25th 2011.
Check out the pictures above.
MTV has some great costume ideas! Are you thinking to dress up as Snooki but want to give it the idea a spin? This is for you!
Snooki was the most popular Halloween costume of 2010, and no doubt lots of people will dress as the "Jersey Shore" castie this year too. So if you're thinking of going as your favorite guidette on Oct. 31 but want to differentiate yourself from the pack, here are five costume ideas based on the meatball's biggest Season 4 moments.
Pan Am costumes are a hit this Halloween. Thanks to the ABC show featuring Christina Ricci, the costume modeled after the 1960s Pan AmStewardesses has been a bestselling item this season.
Kristen58 on Etsy makes the best Pan Am costume replica we have seen... but it won't be cheap, not there will be too many available:
The cost is $275 for this tailored garment. This includes the jacket, skirt, shirt, and hat, including costs of all fabrics and materials.
Edited: If you are looking for ideas to make a great Pan Am costume, check out the Pan Am Uniforms page.
At a minimum, you need a rose and a mask, or you can go all out as highlighted below. Really, the hardest part of this costume is admitting that you watch "The Bachelorette." But then again, anyone who spots your costume will have just outed themselves as a "Bachelor" watcher, too, so it's all good.
And you can find the mask on Amazon.