WordWolf

Bullseye! Your turn.

That's it.

Not inaccurate, probably, but less true than the show I spoke of, which did use the direct quote more than once (the host did, at least.) The show I mean had new episodes broadcast ACROSS A WEEK during prime-time at points.

In this TV-movie, vampires from New Orleans get involved with the transport of a colored gemstone during civil war in Sierra Leone.

"It's only easy if you know the answer." ABC once seemed to center its entire prime-time programming schedule around this show.

This singer is a snappier dresser than Mr Ed.

"She's unavoidable, I'm backed against the wall. She gives me feelings like I never felt before. I'm breaking promises, she's breaking every law." "She’s a craze you’d endorse, she’s a powerful force. You’re obliged to conform when there’s no other course."

King Ralph Richard Griffiths Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Bingo- it's CASABLANCA.

Thesaurus stuff? "Ordinary People vs Larry Flint"?

Beverly Hills Cop 2 Eddie Murphy Shrek 2 (I was going to link to Judge Reinhold, but I already did, a few posts back....)

I might if I'd seen even 1 episode of the show... Everything I know about it, I picked up from the commercials.

She said something like that, but I think it was a different line. A better-known movie had the quote I used.

Found one of the threads where some info on this was posted. "What was the REAL reason for not telling you where you were going until minutes before-hand?"

"Not so fast, Louie." That's the correct line. Not "Drop the gun, Louie."

Is this "the Pretender"?

Hey! Whose turn is it? It's MINE???? Ok, hang on.... "She's unavoidable, I'm backed against the wall. She gives me feelings like I never felt before. I'm breaking promises, she's breaking every law."

Tough one. I know him from "Quark" (TV) and "Love at First Bite." I suspected he was in a movie, but IMdB says he wasn't in it.

A) Divine revelation. That's underscored by the absence of incidents and complaints against either the 12 OR the 70. Instead, there's zero complaints and accounts of them going around, performing miracles, then leaving. For that matter, that wasn't a full-year program to promote a class. That was a limited timeframe that ended quickly. B) Johniam, since you're determined to derail this thread (THREE, count them, THREE changes of subject IN THE FIRST PAGE from what the original poster asked) you should consider a separate thread where you can pose your issue, and let the original poster have their issue un-derailed. You've yet to even address the question the original poster asked. This was deliberate-since it was pointed out already and you haven't stopped. Frankly, you owe them an apology, but I don't expect you to rise to that level. Obviously, there's an attempt here to draw attention away from the method twi used to decide placements of both people and groups in their wow program. "You can stay as long as your money holds!"-vpw.

In this book adaptation(s), A short guy is convinced to leave his comfortable home/hole behind to go on an adventure to find a less-short person's missing brother, and ends up falling deep underground and discovering a subterranean realm. Supporting cast includes Ian McKellen and Brendan Fraser.

Although no system is 100% foolproof, reasonable expectations of quality control are to be met. So, it's highly doubtful either Jones OR Manson would have gotten far among the MANY steps between "average joe" and "priest." They wanted to be THE Authority. Facing the years and years only to start at the bottom of the authority ladder? Not worth the effort. That's why they started their own groups. That's what people do when they want to use religion to exploit others. Otherwise, they would have been through the process already described by dmiller: However, all of this is currently a DISTRACTION from the absence of quality control in the wow program, and the question by the original poster concerning what went on in choosing people and places- as I already mentioned. Any reason you want to draw attention from those 2 points? I think we all know the answer to that one....

Oh. Never saw that one. Thought you were sledding on thin ice, there.

How about some actual quality control? If Charles Manson and Jim Jones had completed pfal and came in with completed applications and the required fees, they would have been accepted. Real Christian groups are a LOT more selective about who they accept into programs representing them. That makes it a LOT easier to avoid disaster than asking for revelation as to whether or not your "family" got a rapist or child molester. However, that is completely NOT what the original poster is asking about. They asked about the processes that twi used to assign people and locations.

It kinda does, but Cruise (as he is normally) is way too tall for the role.

It's obviously Ghostbusters. The dogs-and-cats line's a running gag in some circles.