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(The actual line, IIRC, was "I'd just as soon kiss a wookiee!" "I can arrange that! You could USE a good kiss!!!" At least in the movie. George, go back over the scenes on Hoth. It's somewhere in there. IIRC, Han said Leia didn't want him to leave-she was worried he would leave without a goodbye kiss. Then came the exchange.)

Yes, "Dinner Impossible", Big British guy. Bulky, short hair, glasses.

In the movie, Solo replies: : I can arrange that! *storms off* YOU COULD USE A GOOD KISS!" In the comic book and novelization, Solo replies: "Believe me, Princess, there's no accounting for taste...." The movie and the books sometimes had minor script differences, often with Han Solo's lines.

Here's 4 cooking shows. Name ANY to take the round. A) Robert Irvine gets surprised with a new challenge where he has to cook an evening meal for a lot of people under unusually difficult circumstances. Sometimes he is unable to complete the mission in the allotted time. B) 4 chefs compete in making a dish- but can buy things that sabotage the other chefs to make their dish bad or harder to make. The Spanish language version is called "Sabotage in the Kitchen." (Sabotaje En La Cocina.) Alton Brown hosts this show. C) Guy Fieri takes over a huge supermarket, and 4 cooks have to try to cook a dish with the ingredients there, with whatever challenges he states for the round. D) A home cook brings their 5 top recipes, then competes against a professional chef at each one. As each chef is introduced, the home cook chooses which dish they will both attempt to make (ideally, something the professional is unfamiliar with.) The dishes in each round are judged by 5 normal people, with a majority determining the winner. The home cook wins money, the chef saves face.

*looks it up* Sadly, "Throwdown with Bobby Flay" does NOT match the description of (D). TWBF has a cook prepare ONE dish against ONE chef. (BTW< my description was awkward at the end. It should read "winning money of they beat the chefs at making the dish, as judged by a panel of normal folk."

Here's 4 cooking shows. Name ANY to take the round. A) Robert Irvine gets surprised with a new challenge where he has to cook an evening meal for a lot of people under unusually difficult circumstances. B) 4 chefs compete in making a dish- but can buy things that sabotage the other chefs to make their dish bad or harder to make. C) Guy Fieri takes over a huge supermarket, and 4 cooks have to try to cook a dish with the ingredients there, with whatever challenges he states for the round. D) A home cook brings their top recipes, then competes against a professional chef at each one, winning money if they can beat the judges at making the dish.

That's it. Once I realized the Spidey movie took place in Queens, I was inspired to post this round.

That's him. There was the scene where the monster woke up and wasn't the genius Hans Delbruck that Frederick expected. (I-gor didn't use that brain-he dropped that brain, and grabbed the nearest one "DO NOT USE-ABNORMAL".) The monster attacked Frederick and they tranqued the monster. ("Quick, give him the....") Calmly, Frederick questioned I-gor about which brain was in the monster, and promised he would not get angry. I-gor remembered the name as "Abby Normal" with some work. Frederick realized what the label must have said, and said this quote, beginning calmly, and attacking I-gor at the end. (I-gor "Quick, give him the...") The scene was interrupted by Inspector Kemp coming to check things out and talk to Frederick.

That's it.

"Now, don't hang on, Nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky. It slips away, and all your money won't another minute buy."

Is this "THE OUTER LIMITS"?

For reasons unclear to me, it seems my descriptions work better by describing the 2nd name first. It keeps happening, I don't know why. BTW, you're going to kick yourself.

Mrs Wolf thinks it MIGHT be "Mission Impossible." I'm pretty confident it's NOT "In Search Of".

A foreign prince travels to Queens to look for a bride. Now he must balance his royal responsibilities with the life he's made in Queens since he acquired super powers. Supporting cast includes John Amos, Louie Anderson, Don Ameche and Ralph Bellamy, Tyne Daly, Jennifer Connelly, Bokeem Woodbine and Garcelle Beauvais.

"You killed my father. Prepare to die."

Stepping on Bela Lugosi could be dangerous- he might turn and bite. But, they're all "CELLULOID HEROES," and "celluloid heroes never feel any pain"and "celluloid heroes never really die." Not the usual Kinks song, but quite memorable.

A foreign prince travels to Queens to look for a bride. Now he must balance his royal responsibilities with the life he's made in Queens since he acquired super powers.

A foreign prince travels to Queens to look for a bride. Now he must balance his royal responsibilities with the life he's made since he acquired super powers.

I keep thinking Bridget Nielson was in that. Oh, got it! Grace Jones View To A Kill Roger Moore

Any more roles?

Yes. Sorry, I thought I responded.

*looks it up* I've never heard of this song, and I've never heard of this GROUP.

As longtime GSC readers know, "present truth" didn't mean anything like what twi SAID it meant. It meant "the truth that is here", not the truth of today.

Whenever twi had a doctrine or a practice based entirely on a single verse, you can rest assured that the verse said nothing like what they said it said. It was taken out of context, or the awkward King James English could be creatively misunderstood to supposedly support a claim that it didn't support at all. I think it was originally Goey here who pointed out this particular lie. twi taught that the truth CHANGED- that the truth that is current, or "present" is different from the truth that was ("the past") and the truth that will be (the "future.") The problem here, of course is that the awkward King James English can be misunderstood, and the English word "PRESENT" has 3 different meanings, all in general use: 1) the current time (not the past nor the future) 2) the physical location right here (present here, similar to "presence", and people announce they are "present") 3) a gift (receiving presents) The entire doctrine that there is a truth today- a "present truth"- is based ENTIRELY on one verse and is not repeated anywhere else- which should get one suspicious if nothing else. 2 Peter 1:12King James Version (KJV) 12 Wherefore I will not be negligent to put you always in remembrance of these things, though ye know them, and be established in the present truth. Does it mean that the truth now is different from the truth of the past or the future? No, it's referring to the truth that is HERE, physically PRESENT. The truth is here! No need to wait for the truth-here it is! It's obvious when you check out other English versions. 2 Peter 1:12American Standard Version (ASV) 12 Wherefore I shall be ready always to put you in remembrance of these things, though ye know them, and are established in the truth which is with you. 2 Peter 1:12Good News Translation (GNT) 12 And so I will always remind you of these matters, even though you already know them and are firmly grounded in the truth you have received. 2 Peter 1:12New American Standard Bible (NASB) 12 Therefore, I will always be ready to remind you of these things, even though you already know them, and have been established in the truth which is present with you. 2 Peter 1:12New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) 12 Therefore I intend to keep on reminding you of these things, though you know them already and are established in the truth that has come to you. twi doesn't get to "strike and replace" truths and contradict Scripture with a claim that this new "truth"(new lie) is now the "present truth"(present lie) based on this verse-or on anything else for that matter. This won't stop them, because they care more about serving themselves than serving God, and think that an objective truth has no value because it's not something they can control, and can't serve them.

For those who missed it, Vespers Chimes Hour Caravan was another Christian radio show with Christian music and a sermon. It was neither the first, nor the last, and Christian radio to this day has Christian music, sermons, and Christian music with sermons. If it sounds NOTHING like twi to you, that's because it WAS nothing like twi. With Vespers Chimes, vpw plagiarized sermons off of Christian writers here and there whom he was editing. In twi, vpw plagiarized entire classes and programs, mostly from a handful of writers like EW Bullinger and JE Stiles, and did so right after he plagiarized BG Leonard's class in its entirety (yes, he taught the entire class as his own, a few months after taking it.) The twi experience really began when vpw went to the Groovy Christians who were already successful Christians, and fooled some of them into thinking he was some great one, using the work of Leonard, Bullinger, etc. He turned them into the recruiting arm of twi, and those of us with positive experiences in twi can trace them all from the influence of THOSE Christians, not the canned classes vpw ripped off. So, Vespers Chimes Hour Caravan had nothing whatsoever in common with twi except that vpw was supposedly running one, then the other. To claim one is a continuation of the other is blatantly dishonest- and twi being dishonest should come as no surprise anymore. vpw claimed it was the same, and vpw being dishonest should come as no surprise anymore. If you tell the most blatant, dishonest lie in the world enough times, some people will start to believe it-which has probably been made into a motivational sign hanging up somewhere in twi.