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That's it. And once, it WAS 'lupus.' BTW, the people who treat lupus thanked the writers for that show for getting the public to talk about lupus and start looking into it.

Next show. "It's NEVER 'lupus'!!"

That was John "Hannibal" Smith from "THE A-TEAM."

Interesting thought, but no. Nothing so grim. Try for something sweeter.

In case that's unclear, I'm looking for a role, and those are actors.

Timothée Chalamet Crispin Glover Johnny Depp

I have trouble remembering Michael Rosenbaum in that role. So, who's turn....oh, it's mine. Hang on.

Lex Luthor.

Yes. I thought that was clear. I'll be a lot less...ambiguous from now on.

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Jim Morrison's grave is in a private cemetery in France. From time to time, well-wishers show up at his grave, drink and leave a mess. The cemetery was thinking of having him re-interred elsewhere. One comedian asked how big a rock star you have to be, to be thrown out of places for too much partying long after you are dead! Although, obviously, he isn't the one doing the actual partying.

"I like to dream, yes, yes, right between the sound machine."

Possibly the most rock-and-roll way to be remembered, what rocker was still at risk of being ejected from where he was staying decades AFTER he DIED? (And why?) Was not Elvis, was not Graceland, and was not due to the property being sold. Depending on your point of view, you might say he was at risk of being ejected for too much partying. In this case, I thought he was going to be deported back to the US. As it was, I thought he'd already been moved when I heard about this, but he appears to still be there.

Blue Suede Shoes, Elvis the pelvis.

Aw, spam. I used to know this.

Correct! Got it in one.

Depending on your point of view, you might say he was at risk of being ejected for too much partying.

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Armie Hammer The Lone Ranger Johnny Depp

"The way that you hold me whenever you hold me, there's some kind of magic inside you that keeps me from running, but just keep it comin'. How'd you learn to do the things you do?"

"I got married to the widow next door, she's been married seven times before."

Was not Elvis, was not Graceland, and was not due to the property being sold. (There's no way to spin property being sold as appropriate for a rock-and-roller....)

OK, I've got one. Possibly the most rock-and-roll way to be remembered, what rocker was still at risk of being ejected from where he was staying decades AFTER he DIED? (And why?)

"I didn't kill my wife!" "I don't care!"

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