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Quick guess: John C. Reilly

Dammit

This looks like Robin Hood: MIT

Where did you get your training in what constitutes libel and how to avoid it, DWBH? My most recent refresher session was in June. Would you like the names and credentials of the attorneys who ran those sessions and whose job is to literally keep ME and my colleagues from printing information that might lead to defamation lawsuits?

And will NOT allow our decision making process to be influenced by juvenile insults.

We are here to tell the truth. Not to slander. We are not the arbiters of every individual's walk after leaving TWI. Some have been explicit in their claim of leadership. Others, less so. We will do our best to protect those who deserve protection and expose those who deserve exposure. We will err. But we will err on the side of privacy. If you were hurt by those in TWi, or those AFTER TWI, WE BELIEVE YOU. But that does not mean we are willing to expose this website or its owners and moderators to the legal consequences of the claims you make.

It was an insult. And we're not going to take the bait. GSC is here for everyone who wants the truth about TWI. And to anyone who would use the word of God to oppress, to harm, to deflie... you will always have enemies devoted to exposing you. And we will always be among them GSC will never be your friend.

I keep thinking Battle of the Planets, but that's a TV show. I KNOW I'm on the right track though.

That's ok. I just recently realized there's like one Latino in West Side Story

Glenn Ford did not play Perry White. He played Jonathan Kent. Jackie Cooper played Perry "And Don't Call Me Sugar" White.

Kind of like how katabole means "overthrow" because of its etymology, never mind that it couldn't possibly mean that.

Thanks again, Mr. Tucket.

Humbling.

I shouldn't have answered. I'll be on a cruise for the next week. Will not be checking in. Free post unless you guys want to wait until my return.

Free turn

Leave it to Beaver And we're back!

Cesar Millan is the Dog Whisperer. Yes, the show I'm alluding to is The Ghost Whisperer. James Van Praagh is one of those phony psychics in the vein of John Edwards. I figured between the guy who talks to dead people and the Dog Whisperer, SOMEone would figure this out. And I managed to avoid any reference to the lead actress' utter physical perfection. Yay, me! And you're up.

Willow is correct. Warwick Davis was 17 when George Lucas, who had been toying with the idea for some time, crafted the role around him. Davis was, of course, Wicket the Ewok in Return of the Jedi. Val Kilmer got top billing in Willow. And you're up.

The show, which dealt a lot with people resolving unfinished business, was cancelled before producers and writers could craft a proper farewell episode. And yes, my comment was something of a clue, but only in a cheeky way (that word is NOT a clue).

If you know who Cesar Millan and Jams Van Praagh are, it's really really easy. Then again, it takes a special talent, a gift if you will, to even catch what I'm saying.

Free post

Who said the show has been around for 20 years? I said he starred on the show until 2006. I said he reprised his role in 2017. I said he didn't miss a single season. In any event, the show is Will & Grace, and Jack is played by Sean Hayes, who did a stellar job as Larry Fine and as Jerry Lewis.

10-4. The show was filmed entirely on the Universal Studios back lot in Hollywood. The town square is the same central place that was used in Back to the Future and Gremlins. Among the guest stars was Cesar Millan (a cameo appearance). Among the consultants, James Van Praagh.

But it leaves in Ghostbusters. Next.... The movie was written by the producer for one of the stars, who was 17 years old. The producer met the star during filming of his previous blockbuster. The movie didn't do as well as hoped, but the star did. He's been in lots of movies, and while his characters are quite different from each other, and you probably wouldn't recognize him from the vast majority of his on-camera work, you will notice that, for a very obvious and unavoidable reason, you can call his filmography an example of typecasting. The actor with the most lines, the most screen time and the title role is billed second. First: the lead supporting actor, who later married the lead supporting actress. They much later divorced.