WordWolf

A similar criterion CAN be applied to vpw and his false claims. SINCE he is a proven liar about how pfal was from only his research and divine revelation, and SINCE he lied to us entirely about God Almighty making impressive-sounding, EMPTY promises to him, THEN we have no reason to trust the alleged "teacher" on anything else. If there is any substance, it's not due to him, and if there's falsehood, it receives no legitimacy in proceeding from his mouth and pen. Sure is a shame when people confuse the contents of pfal-which is filled with errors and stems from vpw's plagiarisms and limited understanding- with the contents of Holy Scripture. We've had our share of posters who've done that over the years, even one who thought vpw's books and classes were SUPERIOR to Holy Scripture and SUPERSEDED it.

This TV-movie is about physicians. One ends up indebted to organized crime and ends up moonlighting for them. He's one physician from a group of 4 that went to Harvard, then went into practice together. Another of the 4 was a neurosurgeon who retired from medicine after an injury and radically changed careers after a life-changing, reality-warping experience. Cast includes Jordana Spiro, Matt Frewer, and Benedict Cumberbatch.

"Oh I can't take another heartache Though you say you're my friend, I'm at my wit's end You say your love is bonafide, but that don't coincide With the things that you do And when I ask you to be nice, you say" "Well I do my best to understand dear But you still mystify and I want to know why I pick myself up off the ground To have you knock me back down, again and again And when I ask you to explain, you say"

Ok, I've got another triple. Strictly speaking, it is not a "stealth" triple. This TV-movie is about physicians. One ends up indebted to organized crime and ends up moonlighting for them. He's one physician from a group of 4 that went to Harvard, then went into practice together. Another of the 4 was a neurosurgeon who retired from medicine after an injury and radically changed careers after a life-changing experience.

Next.... "Well I do my best to understand dear But you still mystify and I want to know why I pick myself up off the ground To have you knock me back down, again and again And when I ask you to explain, you say"

Breaker 1-9, breaker 1-9, George, you got your ears on?

I saw "Chocolat?" When was this? I went down his IMdB page and found exactly 1 thing I personally saw him in. , http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001780/?ref_=tt_cl_t3 In "Arrow" , he played Werner Zytle/Count Vertigo in 2 episodes, "the Calm" and "Canaries." 2014 and 2015. Technically, the 2nd Count Vertigo. http://arrow.wikia.com/wiki/Werner_Zytle http://arrow.wikia.com/wiki/Peter_Stormare

*looks him up* I have actually only seen him as Count Vertigo, and there's NO way I could tell you his name or pick him out of a lineup from that.

I need to check, but is this "DC's Legends of Tomorrow Never Dies"??

Ok, that song was covered by a bunch of artists, and appeared in "Blues Brothers 2000." It's "Ghost Riders in the Sky- A Cowboy Legend" (or variations on that title.) It's been covered by Jiohnny Cash, Dean Martin, Roy Clark, REM, the Dixie Chicks, the Tubes, Christopher Lee, Deborah Harry, Peter Paul & Mary, Tom Jones, Burl Ives..... FREE POST!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0121164/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

I'll do what I can to catch up. I'm up-to-date on Gotham and LoT. I'm 1 behind on Flash, 2 on Arrow, 1 on Supergirl. Me and Mrs Wolf (I showed her the little speech) were very interested in the idea that extee aliens were being offered not simply asylum, but CITIZENSHIP. I'm hoping there will be an episode where a super from another country fakes being an extee so they can fast-track getting US citizenship.

Just finished watching that one. I agree. And the reference to the "other plane" at the end was cute, if 4th Wall-breaking. (I'll be impressed if there's an in-universe answer for that one.) Cute how they're changing certain characters, apparently to appeal to different demographics. Jimmy Olsen's black- supposedly to appeal to black viewers. Maggie Sawyer is still a lesbian but now she's a minority and a LOT more "feminine-looking" rather than 'butch"-supposedly to appeal to viewers who can relate to that (which, frankly, is unfair to the "butch" viewers who are STILL unrepresented despite all the lesbians in the DC live verse(s).) Apparently, Snapper Carr is now an angry old balding white guy to appeal to the angry, balding white guy demographic (yes, they're under-represented as well.)

Ministers and divinity students were exempt from the draft during World War 2. What a remarkable coincidence that he had entered Princeton Theological Seminary just as US involvement in WW 2 was looking like a reality, wouldn't you say? Almost like he went in specifically to avoid the draft.

Ok, I'm out of this thread until the season's over. I've had enough spoilers for the season.

Snapper's fingers snapped when he was happy. This guy looks like he's never happy. He's a caricature of Lou Grant.

No. The first sentence is a description of the first movie without embellishment by me.

Sadly, no.

"An old cowboy went ridin out one dark and windy day Upon a ridge he rested as he went along his way. When all at once a mighty herd of red-eyed cows he saw Plowin through the ragged skies and up a cloudy draw. Their brands were still on fire and their hooves were made of steel. Their horns were black and shiny and their hot breath he could feel. A bolt of fear went through him as they thundered through the sky- For he saw the riders comin hard and he heard their mournful cries. Their faces gaunt, their eyes were blurred Their shirts all soaked with sweat He's ridin hard to catch that herd But he ain't caught em yet Cause they got to ride forever in that range up in the sky On horses snortin fire as they ride on hear their cries As the riders loped on by him he heard one call his name 'If you wanna save your soul from hell a-ridin on our range Then cowboy change your ways today or with us you will ride Tryin to catch the devil's herd across these endless skies.'"

Ray Walston From the Hip Allan Arbus John Hurt

I haven't seen the latest Supergirl, I think. I do think that making a new character a namesake for Lucas Carr was a poor decision. I can see a link between the personality of Jimmy in the comics and the show's Jimmy (who seems to never wear bow ties), but there is NOTHING about Lucas Carr in the TV version. And he should be Jimmy's age.

Was trying to come up with something less predictable. So, here it is.... Greg Kinnear Sabrina Harrison Ford

"A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti."

That's him. A lot of people don't know he wasn't ALWAYS Tony Clifton- sometimes Bob Zmuda wore the costume and makeup. However, AK impersonated Elvis (it's even mentioned in the REM song). In "Heart Beeps", he was the android ValCom, ATT in "In God We Tru$t", and Vic Ferrari was an alternate personality for Latka Gravas of "Taxi." "Baji Kimran" was supposedly a normal bachelor who appeared on "the Dating Game" for some woman to consider choosing. I mentioned everyone except "Foreign Man" who later became "Latka Gravas", and Latka himself. GO!

When JD and HBC work together, it's always for the same director. That should narrow things down a LOT. Then consider what word it MUST connect to here, based on the description. That should give you one word of the title, AND its placement.