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I doubt that anyone from the cast of Young Frankenstein got any sleep after debuting. The 1970's. Do you remember anything? I don't! Haven't seen Teri Garr in anything since 2007? Gene Hackman is retired! I sure miss him! You're up Wolf. Madeline Kahn's career ended tragically! Peter Boyl is no longer with us. He was so funny on "Everybody Loves Raymond", I think he was the mold that held that group together. How's your Friday going? Ray Ramono is kind'a working. HBO. But Patricia Heaton is still active. I like her show "The Middle"! Of all things to go away why does it have to be the smiley emojie? Anyway, why am I posting? WW is up. Well, that's interesting! My entire post just disappeared! Two days ago my password was strong but today it was only fair. What gives? Anything else? Strange times were living in!

The only Inga I've known was a transfer student from my high school daze. But I still remember her. Yes TERI GARR is right. I found no less than 18 other times (not including tv) where she played a character using only the first name on IMDB. Teri Garr  IMDB It's your turn WordWolf.

Really. Not to this but that you didn't get the actress from my latest clue. I was 100% sure that it would give it away.

Double Ditto. I don't know how to delete this?

If anyone wants to know, I haven't been out of town I've been locked out (unclear why) from getting to the site. Almost two weeks ago, I was redirected to some kind of page that goes down the side line by line, with links to different topics, forums etc. But nothing I did would allow me to link back here until now. Raf is aware of it. What are those types of pages called? Anyone here familiar with what I'm describing? I've seen them before but I have no clue why they exist. Anyway, I'm able to get on the boards again.

Helen Swanson Sandy Ronnie Neary Bobbie Landers Judge Esther Newberg Sorry for the wait.

I was just curious which one of the Rambo movies it was from? And his characters name was John Rambo if you want to be picky. Which I don't. Anyway, weren't there 3 or 4 Rambo's? There was 4. I know. I just looked it up. You're clue? No clue?

Land of the Giants? No, I think. Only 2 seasons.

Was James Garner in it? I'm stuck and I can't move.

Grandview What? What's that?

Don't you mean "E.T. The extra testicle George? Sorry, but I couldn't resist that one!

Don't you mean "E.T. The extra testicle George? Sorry, but I couldn't resist that one!

Wolf you are up!

Which one? There were four or IDK anymore?

Who? I'm guessing LotR is Lord of The rings. That line makes sense. I wouldn't know one from the other. I've never felt the need to see them. Them, or most of the wizard shows, if not all. So count me out for any of those in the future.

That's true George. I really have no idea what character said this so I wouldn't know the movie either.

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Answer is correct. It's just Watching The Wheels by John Lennon. So technically no, not a Beatles song, but yes still the same.

IDK, Dark Shadows??

William Costigan is a favorite. The Departed. Arnie Grape was What's EGG. One of his first movies. I should have recognized Fee "The Kid" Herod but I didn't until now. I'll come up with something pretty soon.

I can see a couple here. One of his first roles, one of my favorite roles he's starred in too. I like that you have given a wide variety of clues WW. I tend to recognize them easier. This one of course shouldn't need that much thought. I don't recall his oscar winning character's name though, however, I did catch most of it on cable one night. Not bad, he's got some range and I like it that he hasn't been typecast into anything because he's selective about picking his roles. Oh, I'd better answer so somebody doesn't' beat me to the punch. Leonardo D' Caprio.

George I was fairly certain that you would get this before the invoking rule came in. I was going to reveal whom the hot chick was for my next clue. Anyway, the series Name of the Game was based on a 1966 movie entitled "Fame is The Name Of The Game" starring Anthony (Tony) Franciosa and it debuted 20 yr. old Susan Saint James who would both join the cast members Gene Barry and Robert Stack in rotating roles as investigative reporters each under the umbrella of Howard Publication's, a magazine publishing company owned by Glen Howard (Gene Barry). The common theme or connection would be Susan Saint James who would play editorial assistant for each of the rotating cast. Franciosa was fired early in season 3, and producers would cast other actors to take his place, however, they would still feature his face in the opening credits with the caption, Guest starring Peter Falk, Robert Wagner, Robert Culp etc. Who's Up next?

I wasn't using televison roles that actors were starred in to play this game. I looked up Chris Lloyd's profile and I found Harold March his character he (it turns out I don't recognize it) played in Stacked which I haven't seen either. I was keeping the roles strictly to movies. I will use this strategy next time.

One of the three lead actors who'se characters worked in the same publishing house was fired in the 3rd year of the show, however instead of being replaced by one actor they brought in several actors to replace him in his rotation. Some of them who starred were Robert Culp, Robert Wagner, and Peter Falk who would go on to use the same dogged persistent style of investigative reporting that he used in the series for a 70's Mystery Movie character called Columbo. However, here he was a dogged reporter. In the show this character worked for "People Magazine" six years before there actually was a People Magazine.

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