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What happens if there are no guesses? Do you add more actors/movies? George
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Name that Actor/Actress (or Role)
GeorgeStGeorge replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Though I can think of a number of Clint Howard appearances, the only character with name recognition would have been Balok. Now the REALLY easy ones: Marshal Jed Cooper Blondie Jonathan Hemlock Ben Shockley Mitchell Gant Red Stovall Wes Block Tommy Nowak Frank Horrigan Frank Corvin Frankie Dunn Walt Kowalski Rowdy Yates Philo Beddoe Thomas Highway Harry Callahan Josey Wales Bronco Billy George -
Brokeback Mountain Randy Quaid The Long Riders George
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It was, indeed. As well as two Darrins, there were two Louise Tates and two Gladys Kravitzes. There were also several Tabithas (various sets of twins). And the comparison was Samantha v. Jeannie. (Again, the correct answer is BOTH.) Lyrics to "Bewitched": Bewitched, bewitched, you've got me in your spell. Bewitched, bewitched, you know your craft so well. Before I knew what you were doing I looked in your eyes. That brand of woo that you've been brew-in' took me by surprise. You witch, you witch, one thing that's for sure, That stuff you pitch - just hasn't got a cure. My heart was under lock and key, but somehow it got unhitched. I never thought my heart could be had. But now I'm caught and I'm kind of glad to be Bewitched. Bewitched-witched. George
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The show's theme song was composed by Jack Keller, and had lyrics written by Howard Greenfield that were never used on the show. Several artists recorded versions of the song, including Steve Lawrence and Peggy Lee. At one time, the producers of the show considered using a song from the Rodgers & Hart musical "Pal Joey" as the show's theme song, but ultimately decided to use an original song instead. (Probably because of the enormous amount of money it would have taken to obtain the music rights to use the Rodgers & Hart tune.) The main character is often compared with the main character of another show in the way Mary Ann and Ginger were: "Would you rather have Mary Ann or Ginger?" (My choice was always Mary Ann AND Ginger. And maybe Mrs. Howell.) One of the stars had to leave the show after five seasons because of a back injury he sustained while filming a movie years earlier, He was replaced by another actor playing the same character. In fact, THREE different characters had two different actors portray them during the show. George
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Okay. I have seen it a couple of times. George
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Is he (Are you) Smarter than a Fifth Grader? George
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Name that Actor/Actress (or Role)
GeorgeStGeorge replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Almost every one now will be obvious. I'll try to pick some maybe not AS obvious. Marshal Jed Cooper Blondie Jonathan Hemlock Ben Shockley Mitchell Gant Red Stovall Wes Block Tommy Nowak Frank Horrigan Frank Corvin Frankie Dunn Walt Kowalski Rowdy Yates Philo Beddoe Thomas Highway George -
The apple clue does not help. I'm fairly certain I haven't SEEN this show. I may not have even HEARD OF it. George
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Well, ONE obvious question would be, what game show would have some very intelligent men and a Muppet as contestants? (I have no idea how bright Gene Simmons really is. He was smart enough to catch Shannon Tweed...) George
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On the other hand, that ALSO predates Howard Stern. I dunno, George
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Ken Jennings... Jeopardy! George
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Harrison Ford I presume we don't have to alternate between actors and movies, but here are three actors; name the movie Edward James Olmos Cameron Diaz Tom Wilkinson George
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Not having ever listened to HS, I really had no idea. I did think it was a long shot. George
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Stay tuned. George
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Scarface Robert Loggia Necessary Roughness Georg
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Name that Actor/Actress (or Role)
GeorgeStGeorge replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Marshal Jed Cooper Blondie Jonathan Hemlock Ben Shockley Mitchell Gant Red Stovall Wes Block Tommy Nowak Frank Horrigan Frank Corvin Frankie Dunn Walt Kowalski George -
Well, Sara was seeing Oliver at the beginning of Arrow. Her homosexual side wasn't explored until (much?) later. And we know she had a dalliance with Constantine more recently. I know that the comic version of Mr. Terrific (Michael Holt ) is straight. I don't remember Chunk being gay (though I do remember him being a lot more corpuscular). Either my memory is going, or I have too many comic books. Probably both. George
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Hollywood Squares? George
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Shallow Hal Gwyneth Paltrow Shakespeare in Love George
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Heh. Can you say "Sara Lance"? George
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Rising Sun Sean Connery First Knight George
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Name that Actor/Actress (or Role)
GeorgeStGeorge replied to Raf's topic in Movies, Music, Books, Art
Name the actor Marshal Jed Cooper Blondie Jonathan Hemlock Ben Shockley Mitchell Gant Red Stovall George -
Devil's Advocate Keanu Reaves Speed George
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Not to make this thread about racial characteristics, but it's clear she wasn't from Africa any time recently. One of my favorite waitresses has fairly light skin and blue-grey eyes, but she would identify herself as black. I didn't know Megan Markle was biracial until it came up on an episode of Suits. I would have guessed HER to be white. Anyway, white, black, or somewhere in between, I agree that Audrey Anderson is SMOKING HOT. George