WordWolf

I'm slightly behind on Gotham (about 2 episodes.) I'm about that behind on LoT and Flash, a bit more on Arrow, about a season on Black Lightning, and more on Supergirl. I'm probably going to just give up on that last one. The others, I watch when I catch up on one thing or another. (We watch Flash and LoT together.) I'm not happy BBT will end, but it has to end sometime, so that's that.

Next song. "Maybe tomorrow, the good Lord will take you away..."

You can take it, but I'll get to it eventually otherwise.

Any chance you're thinking of "Roots"?????

Since you don't know, I was obviously way off. Ah, now it must be one of the principals from "Les Miserables." I'll go with Jean Val- no, Mrs Wolf said Geoffrey Rush didn't play Valjean, so I'll go with INSPECTOR JAVERT.

If he's browsing the page with javascript off or flash blocked, he might not even see a placeholder for the video. I browse here with 2 different browsers. With one, I get all the displays, the other shows placeholders. That's why I used to ask people to post a title even if they posted the hotlink.

Should Sean Young be mentioned here, somewhere? Or maybe Greg Ham with some help from Men At Work?

The fast-sung lyrics meant that one phrase was often mis-heard--- as a "chicken cherry cola" and similar. It's "a DRINK OF Cherry Cola." This was Savage Garden's breakout hit, "I Need You." I liked it a lot, but liked their other 2 hits better, "Truly, Madly, Deeply" and "I Knew I Loved You".

I'm not going to re-link "the Lost Boys", so I'll go with Parenthood Steve Martin the Three Amigos

In fairness, since Raf is a guy he ALREADY.... no need to get up, I'll see myself out, everyone. ;)

Adam Sandler Pixels Kevin James

Jamie Gertz. Selah. Ok, on to the next round. Corey Haim The Last Resort Zelda Rubenstein (aka "the munchkin")

Ok, I've heard that song. Amazing I'm so clueless about the lytics. BTW, my internet access for the next several days is going to be spotty, so don't be surprised if you don't hear much from me.

I obviously did not see them.

How confident are you that Kurt Russell was in a movie called "Sally Field"? I think you had a movie in mind, but didn't type out the name. (In other news, congrats.)

Apollo 13 Clint Howard Tango & Cash

I've heard of the Temptations, at least. (But not that song.) Still trying to get a bead on the new song.

You cannot catch a break! Every time a major crime goes to trial, you're stuck in court forced to try for a perfect attendance record.

*checks* The relevant part of the page was quoted above. For the curious, the Pulitzer's page had more information.... https://www.pulitzer.org/winners/south-florida-sun-sentinel Or, if that link expires, use this one to reach that page: https://www.pulitzer.org/prize-winners-by-year/2019 In other news, obviously, very well done for all the staff of the Sun-Sentinel! You excelled and out-performed many worthy competitors.

Judge Reinhold Fast Times at Ridgemont High Ray Walston

I know the movie where he stands in front of the flag, but would have to do a search to match another actor to it. Steiger spoofed that sort of character in a different movie, but that was Steiger, not Scott.

*waits until Imdb'ing is allowed for this round*

Actually, Besides the ST2 and the one you mentioned, I'm familiar with at least 2 other movies that RM was in. Mexican comedian Paul Rodriguez: "Mexicans are loyal consumers. We buy Chevys. A few of us are buying Chryslers now. We're born-again Mexicans. We're buying them because Ricardo Montalban is selling them, and we want to keep him working. "Rich Corinthian leather." There is no such animal. The Corinthians used to be a people in the Bible. Last I heard, it wasn't cool to make seats out of people. 'WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO HIM???' 'He's a Corinthian!' 'Ok, never mind.' "

Boy bands don't have bass singers, so I doubt it's one. It does not sound like any Beatles song myself or Mrs Wolf recognize. She said the lyrics reminded her of "ABBA", but not the registers. The registry range reminds me of "the 4 Lads", but I only know one song of theirs, and this isn't it.

He said nothing about them "stopping." If the law changed in the mid 80s, none of us heard that twi changed to comply. In fact, it was only when lawyers were digging through twi due to lawsuits brought against twi that lawyers saw lots of practices that may have been illegal and were definitely questionable, and told twi to change. With them possibly having to go to court, their illegal and immoral practices would have offered a wealth of riches for the prosecuting attorney to turn over, and legal followups would probably have been the death knell to twi's finances- which would have been the end of twi entirely. The doubt was on when they started. I think it was a good decade after you think it started. Rocky might agree.