Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones and Chip Douglas, 1975, photo by Henry Diltz.
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Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones and Chip Douglas, 1975, photo by Henry Diltz.

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Chip ignoring Micky's 'I'm told I had a good time' joke lol
Micky calling Chip Douglas 'Chipper' is so cute to me
It consistently THRILLS me how close Micky is to so many people over the span of like 60 years. Bill Chadwick commented on one of the posts (I think for this show) saying how he wished he could be there. Micky having so many long-standing friends and working relationships from Monkees-days makes me sooooo so happy and consistently reinforces him as my fav.
Jim Carrey brain rot is real, would you mind giving me now of your thoughts on his characters? Just any character you want to do
UGH I LOVE JIM CARREY!!! Not as obsessed as I was but he still holds a place in my heart!!! So of course, I can give you my thoughts<33 I'll just do my underrated favs because they don't get as much attention as they deserve...Also I haven't watched the movies in a bit so apologies ahead of time 🙏🏻
The 24-Hour Celebration of this blog's 1-Year Anniversary: The Tumblr Tourney!
The next match-up for this 1-year anniversary tourney is William Thatcher (A Knight's Tale) versus Ernie "Chip" Douglas (The Cable Guy) in jousting. Between these two, who is getting unhorsed?
William Thatcher
Ernie "Chip" Douglas
They both unhorse each other at the same time / it’s a draw
They somehow keep missing each other with the lances / no one gets unhorsed
For some reason, after watching the movie "The Cable Guy" this time, I was suddenly very impressed. It seems to be my favorite movie now. Of all the films in which Jim Carrey starred, I think this is the coolest. I don't even know why I like it so much...

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JIM CARREY as Chip Douglas in THE CABLE GUY (1985) and Dr Ivo Robotnik in SONIC THE HEDGEHOG 2 (2022)
The MFQ - I Had A Dream Last Night (1968)
The band name is deceiving - nothing folky about this tune, it's more L.A. baroque pop. Songwriter and bass player Chip Douglas is more famous for producing the Monkees.
A few more Headquarters song spotlights...
“Band 6 as you may remember was the Warner Brothers cartoon theme. Michael was learning pedal steel and played a little bit on it and we did this thing where Mike and I went, 'da, da dum…' and Micky’s going (makes crazy sounds) on the drums and it was absurd. Then Chip Douglas, who was our producer said, 'I think you got it Micky' and we burst into all together at the same speed and at the same time and ripped through it to our amazed surprise and joy. The fact that we were able to find a way to make that part of the record, that to me was the point of Headquarters. It was us wild guys, us crazy kids, doing the best we knew how with what we had. I listen to that album now and it’s tinny and a little bit like a teenage garage band and we weren’t teenagers any longer at that point but it had that teenage garage band vibe. It wasn’t as slick as the first two albums. I think things like Band 6 and Zilch and the fact that we were making the arrangements of these songs ourselves as we went on through it. I particularly remember working out the piano introduction to Shades of Grey and doing some arrangement ideas on Mr. Webster. I remember all that stuff and that was the great joy of it for me. Making the record and just being part of the overall creative process from the ground up; that’s what I live for.” - Peter Tork, Rock Cellar Magazine, 2016 “You Just May Be The One” features Peter on bass. And as for “I Can’t Get Her Off My Mind”: “Playing the tack piano was fun; that barrelhouse thing. It was a lot of fun playing [different] instruments on [Headquarters].” - Peter Tork, Headquarters CD liner notes “‘No Time’ was just a Chuck Berry rip-off. We assigned it to Hank [Cicalo], who got into a little trouble about it, because engineers are not supposed to solicit songs. When RCA saw his name on the thing they thought, ‘God, he solicited this tune.’ He had to go in there and explain it to them. It was just a tip.” - Peter Tork, Headquarters CD liner notes