Human without the bean

I did. A married couple at one time were into Judaism and took the class as a study in things to debunk about the bible. The guy was mostly interested in piffal [not his wife] and was quite knowledgeable about Judaism. Like myself, he questioned the things that Werewolf and his frauds would come up with. I don't think this guy blinked twice when it came to the things he heard from piffal. He was one of those people that already had his path in life laid out in front of him. I debunked Werewolf for the fraud he was by learning from the scholar's he was plagiarizing. E W Kenyon, KC Pillia, and Bullinger.

When we string along after 11 posts you should at least try the the fine art of spoon feeding us into the answer George. I like to reveal as much information about the clue as possible to the contestants, (you, me, Wordwolf), by way of making it so revealing that it virtually becomes easier and easier. This one I followed but I did't ever have a clue. (sorry if I've misspelled something, I'm still without my glasses). That's just me though. So, WordWolf I guess your up!

I'm so glad the two of you are having so much fun. El Guapo and Jefe. Anway, this is Flicks remembered from just ONE line isn't it. I lost track.

Steven Segal (not really) Tommy Lee Jones Coal Miner's Daughter Sissy Spacek

Same actor, but no, WordWolf got it.

My first day as a woman and I'm getting hot flashes.!

"The New Show" was a sketch-comedy show similar to SNL created by Loren Michael s and aired in 1984. I came across it by accidentally goggling something. I'd never heard of it. WordWolf is right. Doubtful anyone here has either. But a small part of me figured a SNL fan would have or a SCTV fan would have heard of it. Free Post

I know. But it was worth one more shot before I give it up.

Well, what is it? Fill in the blanks. I want a girl with a _____ _____ and a _____ ______. You can't have your ______, and eat it too.

No George, but a lot of the guest stars were grafted from SCTV. I might have steered away from the facts a bit earlier. Candy, Goldblum, and Franken were not cast members but frequent guests. So were, Steve Martin, Gilda Radner, Kevin Kline, Penny Marshall, Laraine Newman, and Carrie Fisher.

Ghost busters?

Hey, you should be excluded from playing here. I'm mocking you.

Rocky Balboa

Kathleen Turner Body Heat William Hurt

I want a girl who gets up early I want a girl who stays up late I want a girl with uninterrupted prosperity Who uses a machete to cut through red tape With fingernails that shine like justice And a voice that is dark like tinted glass She is fast and thorough And sharp as a tack She's cruising the facility And picking up slack

Honestly, I've got no clue Georgie.

I'm in. Sounds like an awesome game. Something new anyway. Arnold was a cop in KIndergarden Cop. But he didn't do a sequel as as recall. You mention films (plural). So I guess that's out. Is the actor Mark Walberg Wolfie?

Harrison Ford What Lies Beneath Michellle Pheiffer

Awesome guess, but no. Most of the well known names appeared as guests stars. Gilda Radnor, Kevin Kline.

Oh, OK I see my mistake. Not seeing things well. Broke my glasses. Beetlejuice Genna Davis A League Of Their Own

If WW doesn't mind let me go here with something until he plays. This show ran for 1 season. Some of the cast members included Buck Henry, Al Franken, Teri Garr, John Candy, and Jeff Goldblum. It got the lowest rating among 94 shows that aired during it's only season.

Can you give us more George?

I checked before, we haven't posted him so far on this page. Jack Nicholson One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Danny DeVito

I've got the first half alright, (which seems to be latter half of the clue) but I'm not too sure about the other half. Besides fudging a little with dances, I'll guess then, Rich Gere played in a movie about ball room dancing Shall We Dance (s) With Wolves????

The General's Daughter James Cromwell LA Confidential