WordWolf

Ok, this TV- movie is a stealth triple. Hold on to your hats. Yes, this is 1 TV show and 2 movies. In a stealth round. Two Boston-area detectives investigate the kidnapping of a little girl. She later joins a special task-force solving abduction and missing-person cases. She becomes worried that her own kidnapper has finally returned when her sister goes missing. Cast includes: Case Affleck, Michelle Monaghan, Morgan Freeman, Ed Harris, Leven Rambin, Chris Noth, Danny Pino, Andy Mientus, Amanda Seyfried, Daniel Sunjata, Jennifer Carpenter, Sebastian Stan.

No. Nobody quite so iconic. He seems to have gotten a lot of work where he faded into the background or something. He's well-known for about 2 roles. Oddly enough, I know him best for a 3rd role and not for the other 2. Well, knowing me, it's not so odd, but statistically it's unusual. (It's a little like recognizing Shatner for "" Incubus" or "TJ Hooker" and not the other stuff.) I'm hoping one or more of the other roles will trigger something like "Hey, that's right, [actor's name] was in that movie playing that guy! Clean forgot until now!"

Robert MacArthur Charles Bent Martin Bradley Kent Dick Allen Digby Geste Johnny Potter Ronnie Logan Chuck Lane Steve Lewis Donald Morse Paul Bryson Jr Steve Van Ruyle Robert Draper Dan Cutler Michael Crane Pvt Joe Doyle Captain Nick Stanton Francis Macomber Jim Davis Rev. Philip Y. Andrews Tate Riling Murray Sinclair Brad Brady David Boothe Pat Barnett James Cloud Kid Wichita John Graham Matthew Fowler Joe Waldner Sheriff Jack Potter Jack Roberts Ben Wagner Phil Baxter Isaac Eaton Jed Kennedy Jim Tweedy Professor Richard Wanley Jeff Frazer Col. Frank Marston Capt. Bob Wainer Thomas Howard Jesse James Zachary Meredith Doug Hallock Tom Waycroff Tom Collier Doug Hallock

Yes. He showed how to quote Psalms "The fool saith in his heart, 'There is no God' " to say it technically says "there is no God." He also used I Corinthians to tell Jim D that God Almighty was ok with orgies. His rationale: Where it says "It is good for a man not to touch a woman", it's acceptable because the verses says that's "good" but not required, and that it would say "BEST" if God had issues with that, therefore God Almighty was fine with orgies- according to vpw in private.

Next song. "She told me she worked in the morning and started to laugh. I told her I didn't, and crawled off to sleep in the bath."

I like my settings with a double-serving of security on the side, thank you. Other than here, it's not an issue anywhere else, and I take sensible precautions.

"We disagree on this doctrine, but if he'd lived long enough, he would have agreed with me." "We disagreed on doctrine publicly, but PRIVATELY, he said he really agreed with me but didn't want to lose his job so publicly he still disagreed with me." "We disagreed on doctrine most of his life, but on his deathbed he changed his mind and agreed with me." 3 different, dishonest ways to treat disagreeing with someone you respect. Conmen pull this, and vpw pulled this, although I have no need to repeat myself.

It's gotten to be that we've seen so many instances of vpw shown to have lied about things that it actually counts as news when he's found to have told the truth about something. So vpw actually went to India. It would not have shocked me terribly to find out the whole India trip was a hoax with doctored photos attached to it.

"AMERICAN CHRISTIAN PRESS" should not be confused with "CANADIAN CHRISTIAN PRESS." BG Leonard started that, and vpw ripped off his content and his printing company title as well. In the category of Christianity, the man had few original thoughts in his life.

Robert MacArthur Charles Bent Martin Bradley Kent Dick Allen Digby Geste Johnny Potter Ronnie Logan Chuck Lane Steve Lewis Donald Morse Paul Bryson Jr Steve Van Ruyle Robert Draper Dan Cutler Michael Crane Pvt Joe Doyle Captain Nick Stanton Francis Macomber Jim Davis Rev. Philip Y. Andrews Tate Riling Murray Sinclair Brad Brady David Boothe Pat Barnett James Cloud Kid Wichita John Graham Matthew Fowler Joe Waldner

Ok, this TV- movie is a stealth triple. Hold on to your hats. Yes, this is 1 TV show and 2 movies. In a stealth round. Two Boston-area detectives investigate the kidnapping of a little girl. She later joins a special task-force solving abduction and missing-person cases. She becomes worried that her own kidnapper has finally returned when her sister goes missing.

Unless I'm wrong, this is Guns N' Roses "Sweet Child of Mine."

The guess was on "Day of the Jackal."

What can I say? He was in a lot of stuff. I will keep posting as I get to the better-remembered stuff. Perhaps you'll recognize something before I get to the obvious roles.

Based on experience with some posters here, some people put a lot of work into BEING willfully ignorant.

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Considering how chauvinistic vpw was, this is actually pretty funny. Now the women run the whole group, and the guys are still disposable.

Bullinger wrote "the Rich Man and Lazarus: an Intermediate State?" and "King Saul and the Witch of Endor: Did the Prophet Samuel Rise at Her Bidding?" Bullinger only wrote 2 works with titles in the form of questions. vpw's book "Are the Dead Alive Now?" contains their contents. It's the only vpw book whose title is in the form of a question. That's so blatant that the only "rebuttal" I ever heard on that wasn't "no, he didn't rip off their contents entirely" nor "no, there was original material as well as that" but rather criticism I pointed out that the question format was copied in addition to the contents! Legally, vpw could have reprinted both books, bound them as one, added a preface all his own, added an intermission all his own, then added an epilogue all his own. However, that would have shown all the work was Bullinger's- which the law and principled people insist is important but was the opposite of what vpw wanted.

Robert MacArthur Charles Bent Martin Bradley Kent Dick Allen Digby Geste Johnny Potter Ronnie Logan Chuck Lane Steve Lewis Donald Morse Paul Bryson Jr Steve Van Ruyle Robert Draper Dan Cutler Michael Crane Pvt Joe Doyle Captain Nick Stanton Francis Macomber

Throwing out a partial guess here... is this "GROUNDHOG DAY OF THE JACKAL"????

Eileen Brennan Clue Christopher Lloyd

I think it's a tune by "Rifles and Flowers". I'll have the answer up soon if no one beats me to it.

It's obviously "the Earls of Rissk." The iconography is the Confederate flag on the car, and the lead female's shorts made quite an impression on people, even decades later.

The only 2 who claimed to have a special insight to the Bible. I doubt that's a coincidence. I suspect he saw a kinship with them. He let Lamsa even finish work on his "Bible from Ancient Eastern Manuscripts" in his home. (Incompetent critics later claimed that was the standard Bible used in twi instead of the King James Version.) As for Pillai, he invited him to teach more than once. Both of them saw sales of their books in the twi bookstore. Pillai claimed his understanding came from Eastern customs, and acted like the Telugu Bible was far superior to the English versions. Lamsa claimed his growing up in the Palestine area and familiarity with Eastern Aramaic and customs in Palestine gave him special insight into the actions 2000 years earlier in the same area, and with Palestinian Aramaic. Pillai seemed nice enough. Then again, so did wierwille, and we know how that worked out.

Nice one, Twinky.