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Nah, this is Little Shop of Horrors. And I actually saw the version with the original ending. It was... awful. I mean, just really bad. It was like, wait, WHAT? It kinda worked on stage because it was absurd, but as a movie it was godawful. Ok, you talked me into it. Here it is (this leaves out the part where Audrey willingly gives herself to the plant, and Seymour goes along with it, because she dies in his arms and he just carries her to the plant. That sequence starts at the 2:11 mark in this montage of death scenes from the movie). The movie we saw gets different at the part where Jim Belushi shows up. Mean Green Mother is about the same except for, obviously, the very end of it. You'll start seeing the difference in this clip at around the four minute mark or so.

JFK blown away what else do I have to say! We didn't start the fire. It was always burnin since the world's been turnin...

what else do I have to say? [Chorus]

Rob Lowe? Really? Wow.

An amusing thought just struck me. As we sit at home (many of us. Most of us?) during this coronavirus scare, GSC has not seen any bounce in activity. And I can't help but laugh. Remember all those drive-by posters who poked their heads in and said "GET A LIFE"? Whatever happened to them? Because a lot of us clearly did. GSC was (as it should have been) a resource, a place to seek and find understanding, alternate voices, sympathetic ears. A place to hurt and to heal. The majority of people who stopped posting are, indeed, success stories. They got a life! To those who left, to those still here, to those we've lost along the way... Cheers! This cafe is still open.

Wait, no, it can't be Law n Order. It's a SEQUEL to show B that just had episodes. So I'm switching my answer to Star Trek TNG. Discovery doesn't count as a sequel, but Star Trek Picard does. And that just wrapped its first season.

Ok, so first there's Show A Then there's Show B, which spun off/is a sequel to Show A Show B has at least two "spinoffs" (let's call them C and D), ONE of which is either ongoing or recently concluded. We're looking for Show B. The only shows I can THINK of that fit this bill, although there could easily be a show I can't think of, are Star Trek and Law n Order. So it's either TNG or SVU. I'm gonna go with Law and Order SVU (which is still going on and renewed until the 3041 season, if I'm not mistaken. That's not a typo, but it is a joke).

I think I can see a murder from over here!

Natalie Dormer and Orson Wells played the same role?

All the other clues point to Gump, so I did some digging. Gump and Co. was published in 1995. The screenplay for Gump n Co was turned in on Sept 10, 2001.

If it is Gump, then that hint about the manuscript is wrong. The sequel was published in 1995

I rarely buy physical copies of movies anymore. VUDU allows you to convert DVDs to digital for a nominal fee [not so nominal if you have more than 100 movies, of course, but still, per film...]. Anyway, streaming services would probably qualify as its own thread. HBO Go is already very good and I hope the Green Lantern series is not yet ANOTHER service.

Life in One Day Howard Jones. That song got me through my divorce

Misspelled but correct.

Free post if someone has one. Otherwise, I'll come up with something shortly, but don't feel obliged to wait.

Oh hello. Pretend the water is champagne and fill my glass again and again.

Am I? Ok. This actor or actress was in: Les Miserables (not the musical) Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Shine

I know nothing about the actors, but the details point to Gomer Pyle, USMC. The horrors of war not appropriate. Spun offfrom a popular show where he was only an occasional character (Andy Griffith) Lead went on to a variety show (Jim Nabors) Do the show without the lead (Mayberry RFD) Gomer Pyle, USMC. Final answer.

It's on Disney Plus if you have it, Vudu (which means you have to rent or buy it) if you don't.

Nothing to do with the shows themselves, but if you get a chance, Jeremy Jordan (Winn) plays the lead in the stage production of Newsies, which I believe is available on Netflix, but if you have to pay for it, I honestly recommend it.

Ok, there's a guy who was in Godzilla AND The River Wild who was also in Temple Grandin. So I looked up Temple Grandin, and the guy I'm thinking of is named David Strathairn.

I can see his face but I cannot tell you his name. Is it cheating if I look up the case of a movie or show I KNOW he's in, and get his name from there without confirming his filmography?

Bruce Almighty Jennifer Aniston The Break Up

My last post was Big Foot and Wild Boy. I'm in no hurry. First one up goes...

Nora is, of course, Ray Palmer's real-life-wife. Kills it for me. She is gorgeous though. Anyway, the following comment is not related to anything, but if you had told me a year ago that the Godwin of Godwin's law would be one of my readers, one of my most loyal followers on Twitter and a friend on Facebook, I would have said you were crazy. But here we are.