WordWolf

I haven't seen the latest Supergirl, I think. I do think that making a new character a namesake for Lucas Carr was a poor decision. I can see a link between the personality of Jimmy in the comics and the show's Jimmy (who seems to never wear bow ties), but there is NOTHING about Lucas Carr in the TV version. And he should be Jimmy's age.

Was trying to come up with something less predictable. So, here it is.... Greg Kinnear Sabrina Harrison Ford

"A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti."

That's him. A lot of people don't know he wasn't ALWAYS Tony Clifton- sometimes Bob Zmuda wore the costume and makeup. However, AK impersonated Elvis (it's even mentioned in the REM song). In "Heart Beeps", he was the android ValCom, ATT in "In God We Tru$t", and Vic Ferrari was an alternate personality for Latka Gravas of "Taxi." "Baji Kimran" was supposedly a normal bachelor who appeared on "the Dating Game" for some woman to consider choosing. I mentioned everyone except "Foreign Man" who later became "Latka Gravas", and Latka himself. GO!

When JD and HBC work together, it's always for the same director. That should narrow things down a LOT. Then consider what word it MUST connect to here, based on the description. That should give you one word of the title, AND its placement.

Baji Kimran Tony Clifton Elvis Presley

Stars Helena Bonham Carter, Johnny Depp, Emily Watson, Christopher Lee, Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Valerie Hobson, Ernest Thesiger, Elsa Lanchester.

"Their faces gaunt, their eyes were blurred Their shirts all soaked with sweat. He's ridin hard to catch that herd But he ain't caught em yet. Cause they got to ride forever in that range up in the sky On horses snortin fire as they ride on hear their cries." "As the riders loped on by him he heard one call his name. 'If you wanna save your soul from hell a-ridin on our range, Then cowboy change your ways today or with us you will ride Tryin to catch the devil's herd across these endless skies."

Armageddon T Thunderbird ValCom-17485 Vic Ferrari

A shy groom practices his wedding vows, inadvertently causing a dead woman to return, thinking he's married her. But her problems are just beginning-now that she's back, she's picked to marry an even LESS lively groom than herself!

"As the riders loped on by him he heard one call his name. 'If you wanna save your soul from hell a-ridin on our range, Then cowboy change your ways today or with us you will ride Tryin to catch the devil's herd across these endless skies."

Keanu Reeves Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure George Carlin

That's an obvious danger when following a show on time-travel. *runs*

Is this the spoof "Return of the Living Dead"? If it was "Send more Cops", I'd be sure-but I think they said both lines.

He was on last week's episode and I didn't recognize him? *checks* No, he was on this week's episode and George tricked me into looking up spoilers online. George, it's not like I'm sitting around, waiting for them to air. I have to watch them when I can- and when Mrs Wolf and I can watch them together in the case of "Arrow", "Flash" "LoT" or Big BT".

Moon Over Parador Sammy Davis Junior Oceans 11 (the original)

Ted Grant was injured in that big street melee for the city, but he survived. Arsenal interrupted his attempted killer. One of the staffers confirmed the character is alive despite the actor possibly being unavailable. We can still hear he's being used to train fighters "off-panel." "Ï Love Lucy" mentioned Mrs Trumble doing a lot in later seasons even without bringing in the actress-her and her son agreed to watch the building for the Mertzes so they could move away with the Ricardos. The Vigilante thing? When Felicity had those computer file dossiers on recruits, the rightmost one had a black-and-white George Perez sketch of Vigilante on the cover of the folder. Felicity referred to him as "Mister Ski Goggles." Looks like I finally have an edge. Although they all are later here than there, all of those shows air on the same network here- Warner. "Agents of SHIELD" airs on Sony. Season One of Supergirl aired on Warner, also.

I'm about a week behind on most shows I follow. That's Big Bang Theory, Flash, Arrow, Gotham, and Supergirl (and LoT.) I'm about a year behind on "Agents of SHIELD" (and Agent Carter, for that matter), and further behind on "Elementary." Hey, George, the nod to "Vigilante" in Arrow, did you catch it? I first thought it would be Adrian Chase (I used to collect his series), but his successor seems the more obvious choice. And I plain forgot about WIld Dog, so I never considered him memorable. Maybe that will change. I'm hoping Ted Grant gets tapped to do training. Oh, and Mrs Wolf called it last season on what they'd do with Quentin Lance.

"They're BACK!"

Is this "Oliver Twister"? That's almost as awful as one of my rounds! ;)

Oh! Then that's Kathleen O'Hara or whatever her name is. The would-be designer Mom in "Beetlejuice" and the forgetful Mom in "Home Alone" 1 and 2.

When it was in the theater, I thought "POLTERGEIST" would have made a cool 3-D movie. In other news, I have no idea what movie we're discussing. ')

DC seems to think the solution to every problem nowadays is another reboot. It was fine once a decade, but Flasnpoint was right after "Final Crisis" which was right after "Infinite Crisis" and their reboot which was so inferior it took all 52 chapters of 52 to fix it. I hope they work out a resolution in in the present and don't need to inferfere AGAIN. I just want them to stop messing with the timestream so we can have more normal stories (like Arrow and LoT) without the timestream rebooting around them. I read a criticism of something (the HP musical or whatever) that pointed out that resolutions that rely on time-travel are the weaker resolutions to story issues. The author must go back a chapter or 2 and start over, without the character altering time. I'm also fascinated that the time wraiths (black flashes) didn't show the slightest interest in all this.

The song about the Trinity was called the Trinity Song. This is a song about 3 guys. *strum* Well, it's really a song about one guy. *strum* Well, I guess it's just a mystery-you'll have to take it on faith. *music begins* They started out in Babylon where superstition ruled They made their home in Greece and Rome and everyone was fooled Now nothing's changed except their names; today they're known by most As God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Ghost (chorus) And if there's ever been a lie then this is one They'll tell you "Son of God" means "God the Son." Well we're God's sons and daughters, you and me. So if Jesus Christ is God then so are we. If Christ was God, then God must need some psychiatric help. 'cause he sure did spend a lot of time just praying to himself. If God was dead, who raised Him up? I just don't understand. And I sure would like to see him sitting on His own right hand. (chorus) My brother is my father and I don't know what to do. For Christmas they gave me a bike, and that's my father too. Now three-in-one's the oil I use when that bike needs to be greased. And if you can figure that one out, you'd make a damn good priest. And if there's ever been a lie then this is one They'll tell you "Son of God" means "God the Son." Well we're God's sons and daughters, you and me. So if Jesus Christ is God then so are we. (That's the missing verse, plus the opening.)