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I'd guess SCTV (Second City TV), but that ran several seasons. Hard to imagine a flop with the actors you've named! George

I'm guessing that the "movie" part is about the trucker, though I don't recognize the plot. The TV part could be "Iron Chef," though there are a number of cooking competition shows. George

No Yes. George

Sounds like "Home Alone," with Joe Pesci being the tough guy. George

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You're not alone in that desire. George

"Five O'clock World" by the Vogues. FREE POST George

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Yes. George

I saw this a half dozen times before someone pointed out to me that when the French called the Brits "kaniggits," they were just mispronouncing "knights"! :) "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" "I'm going to bust you up." "Go for it." George

Moot is maybe a better word than irrelevant. George

I hope you're being serious. If not, I can make it REALLY obvious. George

Interesting. I copied from IMDb for the original version. Maybe it's from the remake, though. Anyway, it IS "The Producers." You're up, Wolfie! George

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I'm sure WordWolf knows this one. He posted another line from it several months ago. The movie is most famous for the bizarre musical it contains. George

Not a bad answer, but not the one I'm thinking of. Let's expand a bit: Lt. John Dunbar, a Civil War hero, works as a welder and exotic dancer while attending ballet school. George

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I'm guessing (and if I'm wrong, please tell me) that the reason you'd like to tell him how you feel is that you would like to hear him apologize. Sadly, it didn't happen in this life. I believe it won't be relevant in the next. If it is, I sincerely hope you get your wish. George

I guess it just depends on how one reads 1 Cor. 3:10-15. I always looked at it as getting "Nomex long johns" (I used to use asbestos, but that's not healthy...) upon being born again. What good one does (as determined by God, not by man) is also "non-flammable." When God blasts us with His "divine blowtorch," all of the ungodly things will be burned away, but the good things, AND WE, will still be there. Certainly, there will be those who are cast into the lake of fire, but those won't be Christians. What will be left of VP (or me, or you) for all eternity will be pure. I certainly understand excathedra's desire to see VP punished. But I can't see that as an eternal condition. That takes heaven and turns it into purgatory. George

Lt. John Dunbar, a Civil War hero, decides he wants to go to ballet school. George

Rin-Tin-Tin Cup? George

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As wild guesses go, that was pretty wild. Not even close. This film was from 1967 (though there was a remake in 2005 -- I don't know if the quote I gave was in the remake). George

We'll all stand before the judgment seat to give account of ourselves. That's where all the crap we collected for ourselves will be burned off. When you next see VP, you'll be completely healed, and so will he. You'll be able to have the relationship with him (true, Christian love) that you should have been able to have before. George

We've done this film, but not this line: Don't you see, darling Bloom, glorious Bloom? It's so simple. STEP ONE: We find the worst play ever written, a surefire flop. STEP TWO: I raise a million bucks. Lots of little old ladies out there. STEP THREE: You go back to work on the books, two of them - one for the government, one for us. You can do it, Bloom; you're a wizard! STEP FOUR: We open on Broadway. And before you can say STEP FIVE, we *close* on Broadway! STEP SIX: We take our million bucks and fly to Rio! George