The Wizard of Oz (Puffin in Bloom)

The one that gets me is the Wizard of Oz and Dark side of the moon.

I think it's a perfect album ... and why would they, oh we have to match it up to Wizard of Oz.

I don't know how they did it, I think it's a crazy coincidence matching Wizard of Oz to Dark Side of the Moon.

I love that line from The Wizard of Oz where the coroner says, "she's not only merely dead she's really most sincerely dead," highlighting the need to be absolutely certain of death.

I was Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz.

It was the exact opposite of what's true. It was like the Wizard of Oz.

in Aberdeen in South Dakota on the 20th of December 1890 was by L. Frank Baum, who was the author of The Wizard of Oz.

maybe I'm over egging it but I mean it does shed quite a light on The Wizard of Oz.

Even if we talk about The Wizard of Oz, right? I don't need Dorothy to be real. I don't need the Tin Man to be real. I don't need the Lion to be. But these are the concepts that stick with me.

The Wicked Witch of the West.

There was like a shooting near the grounds, which just became part of the news. Then there was a tornado warning that was issued. And so the players had to stay indoors. And it was like a violent storm in Kansas. You know, people were like, this is basically the beginning of The Wizard of Oz.

It's like that scene out of The Wizard of Oz, you know, ding dong, the witch is dead, the wicked old witch.

I've got the Wizard of Oz helmet, so I get to pick a lion, a tiger, or a bear.

Ah, the Wizard of Oz.

It's been a while since I've seen Wizard of Oz.

So a fan reached out on Twitter and pointed out that in the Wizard of Oz, this fan asked, should the person not be allowed to take anyone from Kansas as well?

Because they're not in Kansas anymore.

It seems like the magic is gone there.

I wouldn't take the Jayhawks at all this season in football.

Kansas City Chiefs are not in Kansas.

All right number five the Wizard of Oz

I don't understand why this wizard is here because we pulled the Wizard of Oz number four Merlin

The witch at the end of The Wizard of Oz.

This is like being at the end of The Wizard of Oz.

Wicked is based on the alternate look at The Wizard of Oz from the position of the Wicked Witch of the West.

And also you guys know this from The Wizard of Oz.

Do you know them all? Yeah, that was two years before the Wizard of Oz came out three years before my dad was born.

Last summer, I had one of those black and white to color moments, you know, like in The Wizard of Oz when the black and white film switches to that vivid technicolor when Dorothy gets to Oz.

A federal judge has dismissed charges against a Minnesota man accused of hiding a pair of stolen red sequined slippers that actress Judy Garland wore in The Wizard of Oz.

the Grimm Brothers' version of the story ... the stepsisters suffered a biblical Old Testamentstyle punishment in the end. In the end, during the wedding ... the doves fly down and strike the two stepsisters' eyes ... they were blinded.

Wicked, a story that's billed as a kind of prequel to The Wizard of Oz, it took the same edgy and subversive angle where the villain is actually a misunderstood hero.

But now, like some bizarro version of The Wizard of Oz,

He reminds me of that that guy in the Wizard of Oz you know when you pull back the curtain it's a really small dude.

The wizard of us you know the little small dude from Wizard of Oz.

They went to Chicago and New York and met with designers and they just couldn't find one. Then they were getting on the train to go back to LA. And they stop in this vintage shop while they're waiting for the train. And they find the perfect coat. It's the coat that you see in the movie. It's like dark green, long, perfect coat. They bring it to the actor, Frank Morgan, who's playing the wizard.

And you don't know if this is true.

They put a name badge sewn into it. And the name is? Dorothy. Frank L. Baum, the writer of the books. And they contact his widow and they say, we found this coat. Did this belong to Frank Baum? She's like, yes. She has photographs of him wearing it. And that's the coat that they wear in the movie.

The writer of Wizard of Oz. And they contact his widow and they say, we found this coat. Did this belong to Frank Baum? She's like, yes.

It said it was like the closest he could get to sound like Frank L. Baum, Alphaba.

I have this like one dream I remember when I was like a kid of a of a witch kind of like the Wizard of Oz coming over the banister and that scared me for like years over the banister yeah like the green witch very giant witch came there like it was at my grandmother's house she had like this wrap around staircase and the witch like came over the staircase and with the big scary green I'd probably just watch the Wizard of Oz or something I would bet that's true but in general

The Wizard of Oz.

Yo, we had a Wizard of Oz thing yesterday.

1939, August 15th today. 84 years ago. And it changed the film industry. So it was a turning point. It was the screening, the first ever screening of The Wizard of Oz at Grauman's Chinese Theater right here in Hollywood. ... It is still magical.

If you're talking about the anniversary of the Wizard of Oz, who would you cast? ... I just casted someone right now. ... Who would you cast? Fox Sports Radio Nation.

A lot of people hitting us up in for DP on the 84th anniversary of the debut of the Wizard of Oz on this day in 1939. It made its debut and it's still holds up. You can't say that for most movies.

I can't watch any movie from that time period other than the Wizard of Oz.

We watched as a family with my kid. My kid hadn't seen it since she was really little. And it still holds the test of time. That's when you know it's a classic. It's still good. It's still magical.

On this day in 1939, The Wizard of Oz debuted at Grauman's Theater here in Los Angeles. Wow. On this day, the first screening ever of The Wizard of Oz. Game changer.

I think she's right about at the age where you show it to her. Like, I can't believe you watched it without her, but if that's your reasoning, then that's your parental decision. Let me tell you, bro. The makeup. The makeup.

The question is this. I'm gonna put a little sports twist on this. What happened was just this. And Joel, you can kill the music. It's scaring me now. I'm waiting for some old whack lady and a bike to fly by. Who killed my music? So. Was it you? If you could recast The Wizard of Oz with athletes, who would you put in there?

I watched The Wizard of Oz and Hard Knocks. I won. I'm not going to hard knock you for watching it. It's a classic. I know it sounds a little corny, but when's the last time you watched A Wizard of Oz? Dude, we had a conversation about- It was the most special movie you could possibly watch as a kid growing up.

The movie was only an hour and a half. It's amazing. Rich watched the whole thing? Yeah. It's only an hour and a half. It's like an hour and 40 minutes. Yeah. Because I started it. He skipped parts. Yeah, it's amazing.

You know, he reminds me of that guy in the Wizard of Oz. When you pull back the curtain, it's a really small dude.

I don't like The Wizard of Oz as like a vehicle for storytelling. Neither does Wicked.

like The Wizard of Oz, when Dorothy catches the wizard working the machines and he says, don't look at the man behind the curtain.

Has everybody in this room seen The Wizard of Oz? Yes, no.