WordWolf

I've heard of the Temptations, at least. (But not that song.) Still trying to get a bead on the new song.

You cannot catch a break! Every time a major crime goes to trial, you're stuck in court forced to try for a perfect attendance record.

*checks* The relevant part of the page was quoted above. For the curious, the Pulitzer's page had more information.... https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/south-florida-sun-sentinel Or, if that link expires, use this one to reach that page: https://www.pulitzer.org/prize-winners-by-year/2019 In other news, obviously, very well done for all the staff of the Sun-Sentinel! You excelled and out-performed many worthy competitors.

Judge Reinhold Fast Times at Ridgemont High Ray Walston

I know the movie where he stands in front of the flag, but would have to do a search to match another actor to it. Steiger spoofed that sort of character in a different movie, but that was Steiger, not Scott.

*waits until Imdb'ing is allowed for this round*

Actually, Besides the ST2 and the one you mentioned, I'm familiar with at least 2 other movies that RM was in. Mexican comedian Paul Rodriguez: "Mexicans are loyal consumers. We buy Chevys. A few of us are buying Chryslers now. We're born-again Mexicans. We're buying them because Ricardo Montalban is selling them, and we want to keep him working. "Rich Corinthian leather." There is no such animal. The Corinthians used to be a people in the Bible. Last I heard, it wasn't cool to make seats out of people. 'WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HIM???' 'He's a Corinthian!' 'Ok, never mind.' "

Boy bands don't have bass singers, so I doubt it's one. It does not sound like any Beatles song myself or Mrs Wolf recognize. She said the lyrics reminded her of "ABBA", but not the registers. The registry range reminds me of "the 4 Lads", but I only know one song of theirs, and this isn't it.

He said nothing about them "stopping." If the law changed in the mid 80s, none of us heard that twi changed to comply. In fact, it was only when lawyers were digging through twi due to lawsuits brought against twi that lawyers saw lots of practices that may have been illegal and were definitely questionable, and told twi to change. With them possibly having to go to court, their illegal and immoral practices would have offered a wealth of riches for the prosecuting attorney to turn over, and legal followups would probably have been the death knell to twi's finances- which would have been the end of twi entirely. The doubt was on when they started. I think it was a good decade after you think it started. Rocky might agree.

Right now, they actually pay the minimum required by law. Is it because they realized it was the responsible thing to do? No, twi's lawyers mandated that twi improve the conditions for its workers. What's your alleged "Christian" organization like if even LAWYERS are coming up to you and saying "You need to be a LOT nicer to people"?

Not making it PUBLICKLY known means the public at large (you, me...) don't hear about it. They can still do things and keep from announcing them to the entire world wide web. I knew some people who- legally- agreed to follow required standards- PUBLICKLY- and PRIVATELY showed no interest whatsoever in following them. Their rule was not to tell the authorities and not to get caught. No, I never joined THEIR organization. It's the same way JAL no longer "officially"/PUBLICKLY shills for Momentus (or whatever the new, secret names changed to, I forget) , but when communicating PRIVATELY with people, he's been caught trying to get them to sign up. Repeatedly. I mean, vpw never PUBLICKLY announced he was going to drug and rape and molest women. Does that mean he didn't do it?

*wild swing* "Very Bad Things"?????

*lights the George St George Signal*

You named the best-remembered actor/actress in that movie. However, if we watched a bunch of movies from that time (or at that time), we might know who the dude was. Christopher Atkins the Pirate Movie (a dated take on the Pirates of Penzance, complete with a use of "The Force") Kristy McNichol

YES. Other than those 2 films, I don't know of any similar movies. If we accept the idea that there's only a handful of plots, then this one is what you get when you take Romeo and Juliet, then set it in ancient Rome, then make it a farce.

Good guess, but no.

Next movie. "I say! You are in need of a soothsayer." "How did you know?" "I'd be a fine soothsayer if I didn't." "It's against Roman law to take one's life. Penalty's death." "A common courtesan in the house of Lycus?" "Is that disgraceful?" "There's no way to make it sound like an achievement!"

I have GOT to sit down and watch that thing. The quote about working for the Dad sounded familiar, so I probably saw that moment at some point.

Any chance this was "the Green Hornet?" I kept picturing Seth Rogen, but kept thinking these quotes wouldn't possibly fit in to that movie.

That's him. Larry Abbott went on the "Haunted Honeymoon", Avram Belinski was the rabbi, the "Frisco Kid", and so on. His best-known roles were all in the last line, but you've seen him in "Stir Crazy" and other movies, I'm sure.

Larry Abbott Eugene Grizzard Dr Doug Ross George Caldwell Avram Belinski Letterman Quackser Fortune Rudy Valentine Rudy Hickman Michael Jordon Teddy Pierce Duffy Bergman Skip Donahue Dave Lyons Abe Fielding Larry "Cash" Carter Gene Bergman Leopold Bloom Willy Wonka Jim "the Waco Kid" Sigerson Holmes Dr Frederick Frankenstein

I had the right decade and the right hair, but I wasn't on to this song until now. If info is correct, it's their turn. If so, your turn to post song lyrics. Since you're giving the clues, you should look them up online to make sure you have them correct (or find them.) Usually, I put the word "lyrics" in quotes, followed by the name of the song in quotes, followed by the band name in quotes. Then I get a bunch of sites with the lyrics, like lyrics az, genius, metrolyrics, etc. I use whatever's easiest at that moment. You can start with the harder lyrics to guess, then get easier. We have to guess without looking it up. If we look it up, we're disqualified.

"The suspense is killing me! I hope it will last!"- this actor, in a famous role of his.

Larry Abbott Eugene Grizzard Dr Doug Ross George Caldwell Avram Belinski Letterman Quackser Fortune Rudy Valentine Rudy Hickman Michael Jordon Teddy Pierce Duffy Bergman Skip Donahue Dave Lyons Abe Fielding Larry "Cash" Carter Gene Bergman The next set should be giveaways.

I had trouble remembering even one role Mira Sorvino was in, so, wait, I know one. Norma Jean and Marilyn Ashley Judd Double Jeopardy