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He's back! Welcome back, Mike!

Ooh! Ooh! I know this one! Shaun the Sheep!

Hard to Kill Steven Segal Executive Decision

Bette Davis AND Judi Dench? Queen Elizabeth

Ok, all caught up on Flash, Supergirl and Legends. Made it about halfway through Arrow before I got hopelessly left behind. Waiting for season 5 to show up on Netflix. Please feel free to post spoilers. Agents of Shield: Never got anywhere near it this season. Again will have to wait for Netflix, though if I recall correctly, that won't take very long to happen. Looks like I'll NEVER see Agent Carter unless Marvel finally decides to stream it on Netflix or Amazon Prime. But I'm all caught up on The Walking... oh, wait, you guys don't watch that. Iron Fist benefitted greatly from my low expectations. I do not understand why, in an era when rewriting a minor character like that would have been understandable and acceptable, they couldn't just make him Asian.

There are no "rational" explanations, because the rational conclusion is that it never happened.

For the sake of anyone reading, let's just call it a draw... Bosom Buddies Tom Hanks became uber famous for Splash. I never noticed the palm trees. WW, if you come up with something first, go ahead. I won't rush.

Opening narration.

Third clue really was a giveaway. Take it, WW!

I was counting on that. If Indy had not interfered, the ark would have been obtained by the Nazis, who would have opened it and had their faces melted off. As it turns out, though, Indy DID interfere. And the ark was obtained by the Nazis, who opened it and had their faces melted off. http://whatculture.com/tv/big-bang-theory-ruined-indiana-jones-everyone

It is not.

You're up.

Supposed hero repeatedly interferes with a spectacular and ultimately supernatural chain of events he ultimately does not influence.

One of the two lead actors on this series never took an acting class. The two main characters are mentioned in passing in the movie Zootopia. Quite a few characters are murdered throughout the course of the series. The characters' unique way of getting rid of the evidence is fictional. The producers later explained that they were not in the business of teaching criminals how to dispose of bodies.

The Brit? These are, if I am not mistaken, ALL BRITS

I say you give it to him, Wolf. "Fan of what?" is the wrong question. The right question contains the answer....

It is a question, if it's what I'm thinking: Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Yeah, sorry about that. "Hell" was not a hint.

Okay, totally had to cheat, and even then it was tough as HELL to find this one. Well played, Mr. Wolf. (no hints here).

Earlier, same post... Respectfully, yes you are.

Oh, I'm wrong. Englishman!

Total guess: John Dunbar

Not really a game show, though it follows that vague format

I hear he doesn't worry a lot because he prefers to be happy. Can't blame him. I don't know what VF was like before 1989, but I can honestly say that he became a very humble man who took his faith seriously.

Most of what I know, I know from reading. My firsthand knowledge extends only to SOME of VF's activities in New York during and after the Geer defection/expulsion, plus some personal memories of ROA 1989 that right now aren't worth a whole heck of a lot to me or to many other people, I'd imagine. I did have some personal communication with JAL years after TWI, and some further contact with Dubofsky through the magic of the internet. As for Geer: I only know what he communicated to believers in the USA publicly (teaching tapes, his "Future Conisderations" so-called magazine, etc). The letter I've called "The Epistle of Chris Geer to the Americans" was written in Nov. 1989 and addressed to subscribers of Gartmore Weekly Tapes and Future Considerations in the USA. It was a letter. An epistle is a letter. I never meant to imply that Geer was elevating his writing to the stature of scripture. I just thought it was funny. I wonder if Paul knew his letters would someday be scripture.