Human without the bean

Yep !

Thanks WordWolf. I won't forget "Can't Get Next To You" again. I took the car to the store today and the first thing that came on the radio was that song. It's an oldies station. I saw a werewolf drinkin' a pina colada at Trader Vic's His hair was perfect

Hamlet?

Yes.

(GeorgeStGeorge quotes) OK. Long enough. "Can't Get Next to You" by the Temptations. That was the song I heard on the radio. I couldn't help but hearing over and over again in my head "cloud nine" (for some reason). It has the similar beat (as many did) as Can't Get Next To You. As they say, "Close but not cigar". Your clue is Back In The USSR but I had no idea what those lyric B.O.A.C. meant. I always heard "well you ain't seen" What do they mean? British something?

No, but I was listening today to the radio in the car and I heard a song that might have had those lyrics. Probably wasn't it, and besides I forgot the name of it.

Charles Durning John Turturro Holly Hunter Tim Blake Nelson Daniel von Barden Michael Badalucco John Goodman Stephen Root

I don't have a clue yet.

The Wanderer?

Charles Durning John Turturro Holly Hunter Tim Blake Nelson Daniel von Barden Michael Badalucco

Charles Durning John Turturro Holly Hunter

Not sure yet?

Seriously? Okay.

*Wild guess* Gene Hackman ?

That's it.

100% correct.

"A thumb goes up, a car goes by Won't somebody stop to help a guy"

For the record Janney has two n's. Good show. I watched it for the first 5 years. You're right, the show did move away from the plot about Anna Farris and her Mom. Even the opening credits which showed pictures of a family (and mugshots) became a picture of the regular group of women who meet at the diner and go to AA.

"Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves" I've heard it a few times on the oldies channel recently.

Sounds like it to me. Anna Faris who was "MOM" left the show the last year.

We hear you're leaving, that's okay I thought our little wild time had just begun I guess you kinda scared yourself, you turned and ran But if you have a change of heart

"Most Likely You Go Your Way (And I'll Go Mine) remix ~Bob Dylan~ Try this one WordWolf. I am able to see it. https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/bobdylan

I had forgotten that this was up here. I don't think I will give anymore lyrics to it. I think you guys know about me now, having been trading songs and movies, actors and such between us for a few years that I like Bob Dylan's music. A lot of his music isn't mainstream except for his 60's period and probably some 70's too. This song is from his "Blonde on Blonde" 1967 album titles "Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll go Mine". Was he thinking about Joan Baez when he wrote it, I don't know? It was released in 2007 as a re-mastered online single and a video of it became quite popular. The video takes you on a journey through the time period when Bob Dylan was writing and performing his best stuff and includes famous scenes in pop-culture where Bob Dylan pops around from one place to another; re- creating the iconic album cover of "The FreeWheelin' Bob Dylan" but never showing the actor portraying Bob Dylan from the front. Only his back side. A scene of the famous Subterranean Homesick Blues with the writing of the lyrics on the cards, his divorce period, that would be "Blood on the Tracks" otherwise known as the divorce album. This period will never get old for me. How about I just post it and you can take a look at it.

Sorry for falling off the radar. Yes, you are correct with Andy Garcia. I saw Internal Affairs for the first time a couple of weeks back, but what I didn't realize was how many terrific actors were in the cast and how dramatic and how intense it was. Andy Garcia out shined Richard Gere with his role. But Gere played a pretty good dark character. Anyway, I've always had a thing for anything detective like, or suspense/dark drama like, and I'm glad I got to watch it. Enjoyed it. You're up George.