Morton Hoodies
Description: "If you think prime time sitcoms and soaps are a snooze, and the movies bore you to tears, then watch the man who will excite you and incite you: Morton Downey Jr.! Weeknights at 9 p.m. on Channel 9!" Those are the word used in the original WWOR-TV spots to promote The Morton Downey Jr. Show back in 1987. Morton Downey Jr., an acerbic, chain-smoking commentator who previously worked in radio, was approached by a New Jersey television station to create his own show. What followed was a nightly talk show where Downey would interview known pundits, politicians, and plenty of wacky guests, all while being openly hostile to them. Hailed as the progenitor of 'trash television,' The Morton Downey Jr. Show aired from 1987 to 1989.
Description: Another great illustration from the renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Jazz Collection
Jelly Roll Morton - An illustration by Paul Cemmick Hoodie
by PLAYDIGITAL2020
$32 $42
Description: Embrace the crisp autumn season in Morton with this design celebrating apple cider and cozy knits. Featuring a cozy figure enjoying a warm cup beneath falling leaves a scenic rural backdrop, this illustration captures the essence of chilly days and harvest time in Illinois. Locals and visitors who cherish autumn traditions and small-town charm.
Description: Sapper Morton is a character featured in 2048: Nowhere To Run and Blade Runner 2049. He is played by Dave Bautista. Sapper Morton was a Nexus-8 Replicant, and a combat medic. He assisted in the birth and hiding of Rachael and Deckard's daughter prior to the events of Blade Runner 2049. Before being retired by Officer K, Morton hid in the outskirts of Greater Los Angeles as a protein farmer.
Description: Embrace the crisp autumn season in Morton with this design celebrating apple cider and cozy knits. Featuring a cozy figure enjoying a warm cup beneath falling leaves a scenic rural backdrop, this illustration captures the essence of chilly days and harvest time in Illinois. Locals and visitors who cherish autumn traditions and small-town charm.
