Good riddance. He was a waste of oxygen. As are most TV evangelists today.
Jessica Hawn was a babe and Bakker's downfall.I remember in the late 1980s, comedian Sam Kinison made a career out of jokes told at Jim Bakker's expense, and then he banged Jessica Hawn, Bakker's mistress, as a final insult to him, LOL
Good riddance. He was a waste of oxygen. As are most TV evangelists today.
Jessica Hawn was a babe and Bakker's downfall.
Not exactly sure why someone would call him a pedo-grifter other than its the attack du jour.
I think Jessica Hahn was pretty enough.Yah, hes gone, but one of the scanky gals he ran around with...
She turned up back in the day in Penthouse.
As I recall in a black and white photo spread.
And while she is not quite pretty, the images are still seared in my brain.

No, just his career.I'm having a bit of a Mandela Effect with this because I thought he died some time back in the late 90's.
Sorry my TV preacher transgressions are getting confused.I think Jessica Hahn was pretty enough.
She did a full nude color layout for Playboy.
I don't know if she did a photo shoot for Penthouse.
I remember in the late 1980s, comedian Sam Kinison made a career out of jokes told at Jim Bakker's expense, and then he banged Jessica Hawn, Bakker's mistress, as a final insult to him, LOL
Was the veal worth trying???I performed on amateur night at Yuk Yuk's in Yorkville three times in October/ November, 1984. The audience hated me the first and third time, but liked my act the second time. Amateur night was Monday, and admission was $1.05 because 1050 CHUM radio was the sponsor.
Mark Breslin the club owner had booked a comedian as headliner for the 'small showcase', which was Tuesday through Thursday night. A better known comedian would headline from Friday through Sunday. Mark knew the guy was really funny, but at the time he was completely unknown outside of the Houston, Texas area. Breslin was concerned that the club would be empty three nights in a row, so he brought the guy out on amateur night to do a half hour of his act. That was the night when the audience liked me, and I was one of the ten opening acts and part of the 200 or so people in the audience for the first Toronto appearance by Sam Kinison.
Was the veal worth trying???