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Now beyond certain. Christopher Lee

not sure about the grammy, but so sure about peter cushing that if I'm wrong it must be Christopher Lee

Peter Cushing?

much obliged

Ya think?

Rob S. is an a$$#ole.

Agreed on Tanya (sigh) Roberts (thank you Cinemax!)

Charlie's Angels

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i would guess you're on the wrong side of the pond. the sorta gave it away for me.

Kind of my point. Like the resurrection, or Elisha and the giant magic invisible army, or Daniel and... everything about Daniel. Recognizing a story as fictional resolves all contradictions without magically coming up with five crosses on the hill or Peter's six denials or Judas witnessing the ascension but then skipping out so the angels can call them Men of Galilee without being liars. No one is obliged to investigate the topic of this thread, but if you are going to investigate it, you have two choices. One is to follow the evidence where it leads, no matter how uncomfortable it makes you. The other is to decide your conclusion before you begin and cherry pick the evidence you're going to believe because it conforms to the conclusion you decided to reach before you really investigated anything. You can pray for guidance either way. God's not going to give you a scorpion if you ask for an egg, after all. Is he?

In the Spider-Man movies with Tobey Maguire, Spidey's webs were organic. They came out of his wrists. In the Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland movies, they're machines that Peter Parker made. What about the real Spider-Man? Were his web slingers organic or man-made? There are a couple of approaches to take. We can interview the producers. Go back to the source material. Or we can recognize this is a fictional character and neither answer is "true" in any meaningful sense of the word.

Wait until he finds out Paul didn't write Ephesians and that Daniel never existed.

John Ritter and Joyce DeWitt stayed withthe showfrom start to finish. Suzanne Sommers (sp?) was the first roommate, followed by Jenilee Harrison and Priscilla Barnes.

it is. Don Knotts had one episode with the Ropers

Dutch Schultz and Raymond Babbit were next. You're

i missed 33 yesterday

Meyer Lansky Ted Kramer Edward Magorium

Of course.

The title of this program ultimately referred to five different characters. Only two stayed with the show through its entire run. When casting a replacement, regular supporting character, producers wanted someone who reminded them of a fairly famous comedic actor. When they couldn't find someone to fit the bill, they just approached the fairly famous actor himself. He agreed and stayed with the show for the rest of its run. He appeared in one episode with the two characters he replaced.

Honestly, this was over the moment you admitted the evidence would lead to my conclusion and not yours. This is a discussion forum, not a "who shall not be moved no matter where the evidence may lead" contest.

sorry. i meant Humbly Abandoned