WordWolf

Ok, I'm sure there were multiple correct answers. What was I thinking of in each, which were possible correct answers if no others were named? A) "Growing Pains." The Dad. B) "My Wife and Kids." The Dad. C) "Hope And Gloria." - Gloria. Oddly enough, I was thinking of something else, but I found this when I checked. I don't remember what the other one was. D) "Who's The Boss?" -Angela. E) "Perfect Strangers"-Balki.

So, we'll go with "Mad Men" as a correct answer.

These were both by CAKE. "Sheep Go To Heaven" was the more recent one. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xho1o The previous one was "Never There."

Is "Silver Streak" any part of this?

That's ANYBODY. See, Mike's not even totally on-board with the "vpw taught how to understand the Bible better than anyone and God spoke to him" Kool-Aid drinkers because he's too extreme for even them. They'll welcome him around, but they disagree fundamentally on what pfal IS. So, Mike's STILL trying to get a second person to join his church, with the long-term goal of enough people to get a good checker-game going.

Me, I think it's retirement- and lack thereof. They want to jump ship now and secure some kind of nest egg since twi, among other things, won't give them that.

BTW, there's a difference between "we disagreed" and "we didn't notice." In Mike's head-and some of his posts- Mike's said that we disagree because we don't notice what he's noticed. However, we've noticed them and there's usually sensible reasons to come to a different conclusion than Mike has come to. Naturally, the idea that there's sensible reasons to disagree doesn't enter Mike's theology. So, it doesn't enter his posts, and he sounds even MORE condescending as a result.

Ever wonder if he's trying to :"run the clock?" He's had more than 2 decades, all of which has had loads of excuses as to why he hasn't put together a coherent position paper. If he keeps this up, eventually he can stop due to old age, claim he can't do it since he's too old now, and never get around to it. It's the kind of thing someone might do if A) they thought they faced a task impossible for themself (but saying "this is what I believe and why" is not impossible because it's opinions and their reasons) of B) they thought that they had nothing at all, bur were able to conceal that from themself and others if it was never clearly communicated. Then, all the problems can be hand-waved as "poor communication" and "unreceptive audience." (Sound familiar?) It's something to consider.

And if it wasn't for a handful of loving Christians who were already doing the things of God when vpw showed up and recruited them- blunting their mission- we wouldn't think there were any loving people in twi's history at all.

"I'm glad I got in, and I'm glad I got out."- me, many times.

Yes. Gordon Ramsay's "Kitchen Nightmares" plus the Freddy Krueger movie, "Nightmare on Elm Street."

Let's give Human a few more hours.

"I'm not feeling alright today, I'm not feeling that great, I'm not catching on fire today, Love has started to fade, I'm not going to smile today, I'm not gonna laugh, You're out living it up today, I've got dues to pay.When the grave digger puts on the forceps, The stonemason does all the work, The barber can give you a haircut, The carpenter can take you out to lunch, Now, I just want to play on my panpipes, I just want to drink me some wine, As soon as you're born, you start dying, So you might as well have a good time,"

In this thread, if one half of the answer eludes you, plug in the other and see what matches up with it...

Different song, same artist. "I'm not feeling alright today, I'm not feeling that great, I'm not catching on fire today, Love has started to fade, I'm not going to smile today, I'm not gonna laugh, You're out living it up today, I've got dues to pay."

In this TV-movie, chef Gordon Ramsay tries to help restaurant owners who struggle to remain alive as a serial killer stalks their dreams. (BTW, Mrs Wolf figured it out from the previous post, and she's never seen the movie.)

I knew this character's name long before I sat down to watch any of the first movie. But I can wait to see if someone else chimes in. Perhaps you'll remember overhearing his name mentioned somewhere. His fame has increased. One might say he's gotten bigger.

Ok, this one hasn't been done before. In this TV-movie, we see a chef try to help restaurant owners who struggle to remain alive because a serial killer wants revenge.

"Assemble the Minions."

"A golden bird that flies away, A candle's fickle flame, To think I held you yesterday, Your love was just a game. You tell me that you love me so, You tell me that you care." "Take the time, To get to know me, If you want me, Why can't you just show me, We're always on, This roller coaster, If you want me, Why can't you get closer,"

We'll wait for Human to check in as well, of course. :)

Strictly speaking, I did not disallow them. All the shows I was thinking of were broadcast network shows. However, if we don't get any of the others, I'd accept cable as the closest answer. And I was specific about "psychiatrist" or I'd also accept "Psychologist" and the title character of "Frasier" would be included.

The moments preceding that line are a favorite in my home. To be specific, the best instant is the slight pause. "THE HULK", as said in the first "Avengers" theatrical release from Marvel. There were a lot of little moments I really liked in the movie. One also preceded this by seconds- the look Loki gave when he caught the arrow.

Ok, let's make this a little more vague. Get any of these to take the round. Some jobs show up a lot more than others on television. Name the show where one of the main characters/ primary characters had this job: A) Psychiatrist (practicing) B) Owner-Operator of a trucking business. C) Beautician (practicing) D) Advertising Executive E) Shepherd/sheep-herder (retired or practicing-but the one I'm thinking of was formerly one/retired)

I've been watching this show, on and off, lately. That made it a lot easier to get. Ok, next one, let's see...