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yeah, uh, likewise!

looking less like a cone and more like a straight arrow path.

Clearly RRnB missed my clever Hitchhiker's Guide reference to zarking froods, which is something like a freaking doofus if my babelfish is working correctly. In any event you don't have to Vote for Stupid to realize that HUMMA KAVULA!!!! is the political opponent and nemesis of Zaphod Beeblebrox, or that HUMMA KAVULA!!!! is played by the great John Malkovich.

I think OW!

Bull Durham Kevin Costner No Way Out See if we can do this without Gene Hackman or Will Patton. Shouldn't be THAT difficult.

Crimson Tide Denzel Washington Remember the Titans

Was anyone NOT in Don't Look Up? Cate Blanchett Lord of the Rings (Does it matter?) Sean Astin

Human Kavula!!! Zarking Frood.

You are reading it right. I'm outside the cone as it is. We don't believe we will be having much effect at all. Which is good, because I have plans Thursday. Big plans. Big. HUGE.

Who?

Daylight, I must wait for the sunrise I must think of a new life And I mustn't give in When the dawn comes, tonight will be a...

Who are you talking to? [that's your hint]

And Ethan Phillips played Neelix. WW is up.

Riverdale

Good guess. No. Wrong franchise. Like Ed Asner and Sherman Hemsley, this actor played a supporting role in the parent series and the main role in the spinoff. His character did not have a last name in the parent series (and it was implied that the name we knew him by WAS his surname). But in the spinoff it was revealed he had a different last name. Unlike Good Times and Family Matters, there are explicit connections between the spinoff series and the parent series. Not many, but enough (including a major guest appearance in the spinoff by one of the main characters in the parent series). Two actors in the spinoff series became regular characters on Star Trek series.

Not a lot of people win Emmy Awards for playing the same character on two different shows. In fact, it's only been done three times. Ed Asner did it for The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Lou Grant. Jackie Gleason did it for the Jackie Gleason Show and The Honeymooners. And this one other guy... the only Black performer to accomplish this achievement.

It was one of his lines in his Odd Couple role.

Where's his chicken?

That is correct

we just did ahnuld a few posts ago. Can we try someone else from Batman Forever?

Anyway, Red Heat was an Ahnuld movie, if I am not mistaken, so... Arnold Schwarzenegger Conan the Barbarian James Earl Jones

House of the Rising Sun Midnight. Not a sound from the pavement. Has the moon lost her...

The artist was Joshua Kadison. The songs, in order: Picture Postcards From L.A. https://youtu.be/d0VyM5MpULU?si=X5EK2DAgACyCK1Oh Jessie https://youtu.be/eHiFBw13BwY?si=UGxDwNl2X93fxte6 Beautiful In My Eyes. https://youtu.be/mdWjBQzVFx4?si=tN8FVTeqiQ5o8qUS Next: How can I convince you what you see is real? Who am I to blame you for doubting what you feel?

I once thought this guy was a lock to be the next Billy Joel or Elton John. Never heard from him again. But that last song is very popular at weddings.

They caught the last train for the coast the day the music died.