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In an early episode of WKRP in Cincinnati, some protesters gathered in the station's office to protest the station's change of format from easy listening to top 40 rock.
A) How many protesters were there?
B) How many of the protesters had speaking lines?
limbicnuminousity
(1,406 posts)And who was The Greatest American Hero (actor or character)?
SarahD
(1,256 posts)I never heard Radar or anyone else mention a name.
limbicnuminousity
(1,406 posts)Gary Burghoff referred to his teddy bear as Tiger personally, but it never had a name in the show. Good catch!
mucifer
(23,577 posts)Ralph Hinkley until Reagan got shot and they changed his name
Croney
(4,673 posts)NanaCat
(1,344 posts)There was more than one character of that name.
Croney
(4,673 posts)NanaCat
(1,344 posts)But Lisa might be before your time. She was the original grasping, scheming villainess who inspired Rachel on Another World, Jill on the Young and the Restless, Raven on The Edge of Night, and of course Erica Kane on All My Children.
ETA: As the World Turns had a bit of fun naming her dad as Henry Miller.
Croney
(4,673 posts)Thanks!
Harker
(14,062 posts)of the Dodge Challenger Kowalski is driving to California?
Yes, I know this.
My wife wonders about me sometimes.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Valentines day?
-Big geek points if you know Deckard's badge number.
Harker
(14,062 posts)No extra geek points for me - I tried playing the scene in my mind where he states it to the patrol cop, but couldn't get it.
Mister Ed
(5,945 posts)Archae
(46,359 posts)I won't post it here though.
Mister Ed
(5,945 posts)The only other time I've asked that question was when I wanted to throw a real curve ball to a co-worker who was having a trivia face-off with me. Believe it or not, he knew the answer right off the top of his head.
Archae
(46,359 posts)And both guys (they are both in their 60's) knew the answer!
I didn't.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Cosmo?
Mister Ed
(5,945 posts)...Tralfaz.
That's a harder name to guess than Rumplestiltskin. Nobody could possibly guess unless they'd seen the one Jetsons episode that told the story of the dog's adoption.
There was a running gag throughput the episode in which anyone who heard the name would reply, "Tralfaz? Yuck!"
Harker
(14,062 posts)I felt strangely compelled to try.
On rare occasions, my wife spontaneously cuts loose with "Eep Opp Ork Ah-Ah."
O, the stuff that sticks.
Mister Ed
(5,945 posts)AllaN01Bear
(18,567 posts)Mister Ed
(5,945 posts)AllaN01Bear
(18,567 posts)Mister Ed
(5,945 posts)And that Astro's disgust with his yucky name entered into it.
And that's some obscure trivia indeed!
Mr. Evil
(2,856 posts)I remember that episode. Even as a little kid I thought, "Tralfaz!?" I couldn't stop laughing!
Harker
(14,062 posts)that featured Ricardo Montalban as Khan?
Harker
(14,062 posts)GiqueCee
(643 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Quite a long time between appearances.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Mr.Bill
(24,338 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Had it backwards at first.
Thinking is especially problematic for me early in the morning.
Mr.Bill
(24,338 posts)The Wizard
(12,552 posts)preceding IBM
Mr.Bill
(24,338 posts)ProfessorGAC
(65,273 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)ProfessorGAC
(65,273 posts)The emergency vet for this area fills up quickly so the UofI vet school is the next option. It's actually in Urbana not Champaign.
The school really dominates that area.
Harker
(14,062 posts)of Illinois.
BunnyMcGee
(464 posts)That always stuck in my head, "wow an Illinois computer!
Harker
(14,062 posts)I spent my first nine years in Illinois, so it stood out to me, too.
Rincewind
(1,206 posts)Urbana, Illinois.
Harker
(14,062 posts)My home town's most notable person was probably Morris the cat.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)B) What was their room number?
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)17
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Clash City Rocker
(3,402 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)How about "B"? What was their room number?
The Wizard
(12,552 posts)Barney Fife were what before Barney was named Deputy?
Mr.Bill
(24,338 posts)Barney refers to Andy as "Cousin Andy". To the best of my knowledge, they never said it again. Just a plot line they didn't develop, I guess.
The Wizard
(12,552 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Gloria Winters (Penny from Sky King) played his daughter. I believe scheduling/contract conflicts prevented Gleason from doing the show, and I'm glad because William Bendix ended up being the perfect Chester
TlalocW
(15,392 posts)What is Dr. Forrester's full name?
TlalocW
(15,392 posts)Clayton Deborah Susan Forrester
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)So he'd be in sharper contrast to his surroundings, and easily identifiable in scenes with multiple divers?
Haven't seen the show since I was a tot
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)The bad dudes continued to wear black so they were easily identifiable. That, and the bad guys always used the single hose regulator thingy instead of the cool twin hose rig Mike used.
Harker
(14,062 posts)An exotic car. An unusual weapon. A funny outfit.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Two tanks with twin hoses, and two engines.
Two is better than one may apply to TV cowboys and six-shooters, too.
Harker
(14,062 posts)lapfog_1
(29,228 posts)one hose is the air supply... the other is strictly exhaust.
There is one way valve at the mouth piece to prevent water in the exhaust hose from entering your mouth.
so... when the hero or the villain cuts the hose with their handy dive knife, a lot of bubbles would come out dramatically and the actor would immediately act like they were drowning and head to the surface, taking them out of the fight.
All done without endangering the stunt divers during the action sequence.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Mike Nelson was always cutting the bad guy's single hose. That, and pulling out the mouthpiece or ripping of their dive mask generally took them out of the fight.
lapfog_1
(29,228 posts)and/or pony bottle.
either can be used to extend your air time underwater.
I was trained by an ex navy seal... and in the final pool session he would take us down to the bottom (15 feet or so) blindfolded... and then he and his assistants would mess with our dive equipment. weight belts, BCs, air tanks, etc.
the final check out dive was done in a muddy lake in November... and we had to do a free ascent from 60 feet. That is no longer allowed for any scuba training.
On the other hand... I never felt like I couldn't handle an emergency under water.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Last edited Sat Jan 27, 2024, 04:12 PM - Edit history (2)
What was the name of the "Pork & Bean" factory that Bill James worked for as night watchman before he wrote his baseball statistics book?
Rastapopoulos
(675 posts)Bill later wrote that he got fan mail asking him if anyone ever tried to steal the beans.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(Good guess)
skypilot
(8,854 posts)*
(Excellent guess)
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)It won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, Best Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay!
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)but I'm having an old friend for dinner".
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)I know that some would, because it can be scary/terrifying at times. I would call it a thriller, maybe crime or psychological or suspense thriller, maybe even drama, but not a horror. I know that some thrillers get conflated with horror many times, but I disagree in this case. YMMV
happybird
(4,645 posts)was also thinking Misery, but wasnt that Best Actress for Kathy Bates and not one for the movie, itself?
Edit: Oops! Already answered. Should have kept scrolling before answering.
Prairie_Seagull
(3,341 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Prairie_Seagull
(3,341 posts)While I could not swear that he didn't. I have actually been to this persons yogurt shop and was very surprised that it existed and where.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Prairie_Seagull
(3,341 posts)Gary Burghoff. Lahaina Maui. Right on front street.
Stuart G
(38,453 posts)Jrose
(853 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Graduated HS at 16, graduated Colombia at 19. Received his masters from Yale. He spent 2 years in counter-intelligence while serving in the army during Korea. Went into acting including film and stage work. Was in about 150 TV roles. Could fluently speak French Latin Japanese Korean Portuguese Spanish Russian Ukrainian Belarus German Greek and Italian. Had a working understanding of Arabic Mandarin Dutch Persian Polish and Swedish.
Who is he, you might be surprised ?
Harker
(14,062 posts)I know he was a polymath.
but this actor was best known for playing a corrupt southern politician.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Jrose
(853 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)best remembered as Boss Hogg from the Dukes of Hazzard.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Diamond_Dog
(32,122 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Diamond_Dog
(32,122 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Each character in each of the 4 TV shows all had the letters ar somewhere in their last name, it was noted it was for good luck.
Name the TV star, the TV show and the full name of each character which will contain the letters ar (last name)
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)I was never much good with essay questions
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)essay question? lol,
malthaussen
(17,219 posts)coprolite
(185 posts)was partially filmed on the Pribilof Islands in Alaska's Bering Sea?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Diamond_Dog
(32,122 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)coprolite
(185 posts)Also starring Ann Blyth and Anthony Quin
Harker
(14,062 posts)I have been thinking about running that one again.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)What do I win?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)coprolite
(185 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Joe Bacon
(5,165 posts)After Jeffery Hunter decided to not do the second pilot of Star Trek Gene Roddenberry offered the role to a person who turned down the role of Kirk.
Who turned down the role and why?
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)already signed on to do Lost in Space
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)of Brians mother in The Family Guy?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Last edited Tue Feb 13, 2024, 11:42 AM - Edit history (1)
What was his first name?
Edited to achieve subject conformity: What was McQueen's last role in a Western?
Harker
(14,062 posts)in Boulder, and came across Tom Horn's grave.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)She seems to be in everything these days and that is a good thing. I have followed her since One Life to Live.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Glorfindel
(9,740 posts)who played the titular star, Spring Byington's, best friend, and what else is she famous for?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)(I haven't seen that movie)
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)The Dr. Demento character appears many times in the movie, and he's one of Weird Al's heroes.
(You should see it if you like Weird Al, it's worth watching)
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)I've seen him in concert three times over the years, and he always puts on a great show!
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)and Dr Demento aired it.
Weird Al sent in more recordings that got air time, and was even a guest on the radio show while he was in college.
Yes, Dr Demento played an important part in Weird Al's career.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)In the movie "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story" (which is "loosely" based on Yankovic's life and career)
he sends the song "My Bologna" to a fictional local DJ who puts it on the air immediately.
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(Good Guess)
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)GiqueCee
(643 posts)... of Steve McQueen's sawed-off Winchester in "Wanted Dead Or Alive"?
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)GiqueCee
(643 posts)... carried a different caliber than the "mare's leg" Winchester was chambered for, probably because they looked better on camera. Back in the day, it was common practice for one's Winchester and Colt Peacemaker (Single Action Army) to be chambered for the same round. That was true right up to WW II, when a captain's Thompson submachine gun fired the same .45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) round as their .45 semiautomatic sidearm.
FUN FACT: McQueen was one of the first TV stars to make the transition to movies.
A few little tidbits of perfectly worthless information for you! You're welcome.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)GiqueCee
(643 posts)... back then, seemed like nearly every western hero had a novelty firearm. But I've read that sawed-off long guns were common in the real west, though they were worthless for long range accuracy. Scatterguns sawed-off shotguns were commonly used by stagecoach guards because they could spray a wide pattern of buckshot, even one pellet of which could kill a man, or at least ruin his day. A 10-gauge could wreak some serious havoc on careless highwaymen. And the shorter barrels were easier, and safer, to maneuver in close quarters.
So anyway, I'm inclined to think that the term, "mare's leg", may well have had it roots in reality.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Hitch's weapon of choice is an 8-gauge double barrel shotgun.
Everett Hitch : [narrating] Like my father, I'd been West Point, and I was good at soldiering. But soldiering didn't allow for much expansion of the soul. So after the War Between the States and a year of fighting Indians, I turned in my commission and rode away to see how much I could expand it. First time I met Virgil Cole was when I and my eight-gauge backed him up in a showdown he was having with some drunken mountain men. Virgil asked me right there on the spot if I'd care to partner up with him and his peacekeeping business. Which is why I was with him now, and why I still carry the eight-gauge. We'd been keeping the peace together for the last dozen years or so. And as we looked down on a town called Appaloosa, I had no reason to doubt we'd be doing just that for the foreseeable future.
GiqueCee
(643 posts)... but, no, not a .38. That's a small pistol round. The Winchester was chambered for a .44-40 cartridge. The bandolier was packed full of .45-70s. They were slightly larger in caliber (the diameter of the slug) and they had more black powder behind them (70 grains, as opposed to 40). To the best of my knowledge, there were no handguns chambered for that bullet; it would have kicked like a mule going uphill.
As you may have already guessed, I have some experience with firearms.
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)in the film Jeremiah Johnson?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)then, kinda, sorta, got gifted with the ultimate buffalo gun (It worked well on brown bears) made by the same renowned gun maker
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)"Ain't no better"
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Jeremiah Johnson went into the mountains with the best he could afford, a 30 cal Hawkin rifle. He kinda, sorta, was gifted the big one.
That 30 cal might be a better choice for smaller game. I'm just saying.
GiqueCee
(643 posts)... a Hawken. It's been so long since I saw that movie that I cannot recall whether the period preceded the development of the percussion cap, in which case it would have been a flintlock.
Harker
(14,062 posts)I haven't seen that show since childhood, but I have noticed that my local library has a box of episodes.
Thanks for the informative reply!
Harker
(14,062 posts)blow the reward money he got for saving Brooke Shields from drowning?
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)He had his priorities straight!
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)or a lot.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)but Vic Perrin was a radio, TV, film actor and voice actor with a long, rich career and a lot of worthy credits.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(Seasons 3 to 5)
KPN
(15,668 posts)name on the gravestone/grave where the treasure was buried?
Harker
(14,062 posts)KPN
(15,668 posts)thst it was in the unmarked grave next to the gravestone with the name Arch Stanton on it. Thought this one would take a while. Im impressed!
Harker
(14,062 posts)My wife is convinced that my mind is misused, but I'm a pretty trivial man at heart.
KPN
(15,668 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)What badge numbers were assigned to Napoleon Solo and Ilya Kuryakin?
ProfessorGAC
(65,273 posts)I loved that show when I was a kid.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Kuryakin was #2, Solo #11.
ProfessorGAC
(65,273 posts)Actually, I would have guessed the numbers the other way. But, at least I had that useless trivia pop out of my head.
Harker
(14,062 posts)at the library where Alec Leamas was employed, what was the name of the only patron who borrowed "The Werewolf" by Montague Summers?
Bayard
(22,184 posts)In the M. Night Shyamalan movie, "Signs," Reverend Graham's son, Morgan, is portrayed as having trouble drawing breath in. Why was this incorrect?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)which was the name of a real gangster from Elmore Leonard's novel, "Get Shorty"
The real Chili Palmer had a cameo role in the film and had a single line.
What was his line? (What did he say?)
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Ernesto "Chili" Palmer was credited as Ernest Palmer. I found him in the opening scene where Ray "Bones" Barboni steals Chili's coat, but he didn't speak. Is there a YouTube clip of him speaking?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)It was near the start of the movie, and the closing credits list Ernest "Chili" Palmer as "Bones Buddy #2"
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)and that the line was only added in the closing days of the filming to kinda honor him.
Please PM me the line
I regret Elmore Leonard only knocked out two Chili Palmer books. Both were GREAT reads and only made the movies 'pop' when I saw them.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(Hosted by Johnny Carson)
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)in Jaws? He reportedly said "How would explain to my fishing buddies how was a hero to a fake shark?"
Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)That was either a lucky guess or a lost memory returning.
Harker
(14,062 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Same director, though!
BlueKota
(1,819 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)BlueKota
(1,819 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)It is Simone. I missed the e. Never missed that show.
BlueKota
(1,819 posts)I preferred it to the Brady Bunch although I watched both. I use to wish Shirley was my Mom.
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)Never missed, couldn't wait for the premier! I liked so many shows back then, Nanny and the Professor was another.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Follow up question: Can you name both of them?
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Lee Marvin and Toshiro Mifune
Harker
(14,062 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)on the spelling of Toshiro.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)accompaniment to what popular vocal song?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(But I could be wrong)
I had a feeling it would be you, Red.
I just figured it out a few months ago when I was driving around listening to Tony Bennett.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Jaws drop when I say that.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(Here's a free sample)
Harker
(14,062 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)while using a typewriter to write the story for a men's magazine.
How much is the magazine paying him for the story?
Harker
(14,062 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)That was a somewhat educated guess, but it was a guess.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Last edited Wed Mar 13, 2024, 10:13 PM - Edit history (1)
after setting a car on fire out front (which explodes) to distract the pharmacy staff.
What was the name of the pharmacy?
Harker
(14,062 posts)in "Mary Poppins" (1964).
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)I believe she was in over 100 films. She won Best Supporting Actress Oscar in The Grapes of Wrath, portraying Ma Joad.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Also, notably, Ma Grier in "The Oxbow Incident."
BOSSHOG
(37,125 posts)Tikki
(14,560 posts)Tikki
Harker
(14,062 posts)Who was the actor, and what was the film?
lpbk2713
(42,769 posts)In Cat Ballou?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Here's a little of the backstory.
The Academy presented him a statue on personal merit, thinking it unlikely he'd win the award for Best Supporting Actor.
He did, thus two Oscars for one performance.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)It's a tough one, but there might be some percolation.
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)he was the focus of an Army training film.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Russell had lost both of his hands in an explosion stateside on D-Day. He subsequently appeared in "Diary of a Sergeant", a 22 min. training film which was seen by William Wyler - who picked him to play a wounded returning veteran in the Best Picture winner.
NanaCat
(1,344 posts)Who played Jim Frazier on the soap opera Guiding Light.
Bonus: Name the future film star who replaced him in the role.
NanaCat
(1,344 posts)Billy Dee Williams
Bonus answer: James Earl Jones
NanaCat
(1,344 posts)Who portrayed best friends on As the World Turns.
Julianne Moore and Marisa Tomei portrayed best friends Frannie Hughes and Marcy Thompson, respectively.
Meg Ryan was also part of the cast only a few years previously, as Betsy Stewart.
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)in Goodfellas, the one that was burned down?
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)All that tiki stuff went up like a torch!
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)When you said Bamboo Lounge, I flashed on the image of a flaming matchbook being tossed into the lounge.
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)The matchbook flaming up is burned in my memory too, no pun intended. And then using it to light the tiki fringe that they "decorated like a Christmas tree" with the napalm.
It always reminds me of the Bamboo Bar on Jersey Shore... Cab's here!
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)The Grapes of Wrath and Mutiny on the Bounty?
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)In The Grapes of Wrath he played Connie Rivers, the husband of Rosasharn. In Mutiny on the Bounty he was Ellison, one of the sailors.
sanatanadharma
(3,742 posts)The set design of Leonard and Sheldon's apartment had a big blunder.
The blunder was covered up and seen only in a few early episodes.
Hint: look to the kitchen.
sanatanadharma
(3,742 posts)[img][/img]
miyazaki
(2,254 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)non-porn, English-language, feature film, with the most uses of the word fuck
Harker
(14,062 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)or Blue Velvet?
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)It had to be a fucking Scorsese film. Right?
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)I also thought that it had to be a Scorsese movie, and was surprised that it wasn't. There are a bunch of his films on the list, including Casino and Goodfellas of course, but the one with the most fucks was The Wolf of Wall Street... with a count of 569 (that's a lot of fucks!) and is #3 on the list.
Number two on the list is a movie titled Fuck, which ironically is a documentary about the use of the word in films. That documentary uses the word 857 times!
The record-holder in the #1 slot is a comedy that uses the word 935 times!
Harker
(14,062 posts)darned! I had no idea.
Thanks for spelling it out, JoseBalow!
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)If you're done guessing, you can see the list of the top 170 movies here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_that_most_frequently_use_the_word_fuck
I'll not post the answer here, in case someone else comes along who knows, or want's to guess.
Harker
(14,062 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)The 1939 John Ford version with John Wayne, and the 1986 TV-version with Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson, both have the same destination, and they are both different from the 1966 version with Van Heflin and Ann-Margret. So pick your poison, pardner.
Harker
(14,062 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)Wrong city, or state
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)It was a brand spanking new city, formed when the railroad came through in 1880. It's population hasn't grown appreciably in nearly a century and half, and by one measure the population might have doubled when the Japanese were interned there during the Second World War.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Last edited Fri Mar 15, 2024, 11:33 PM - Edit history (1)
because he thinks Walt Jr. is smoking pot & that showing him the "tweaker motel" might get him to stop smoking pot.
Hank thinks pot is a "gateway drug" to more dangerous drugs like meth.
(Walter Jr. wasn't smoking pot)
What was the name of the motel?
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)What was Wendy's favorite beverage?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Broadway producer Max Bialystock's office?
(Max Bialystock was played by Zero Mostel)
Harker
(14,062 posts)Who were the two standing next to them.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)nominated for the Academy Award? (best supporting actor)
Harker
(14,062 posts)Tommy Carcetti
(43,219 posts)I just finished The Leftovers so I'm on a Leftovers kick.
My apologies in advance.
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)"Wagon Train is a real cool show, but did you ever notice they never get anywhere, they just keep on wagon training'
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)(She took the newborn baby with her & went to Hank & Marie's house)
Different Drummer
(7,656 posts)What was the character's actual first name (not the first name of the actor in the role)?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Different Drummer
(7,656 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)and you'd likely have been the respondent!
ArnoldLayne
(2,068 posts)Little Joe's Mother's Nationality?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Last edited Wed Apr 3, 2024, 06:10 PM - Edit history (1)
The episode opens with a tribal police officer driving in his 4 X 4 police vehicle (Bronco or Blazer maybe)
He gets a call on the police radio:
1) What was his call sign?
2) What was his first name?
3) What was the name of the lady he was told to go check on to see if she was alight? (answered)
4) He has a little sign hanging from his rear view mirror. On one side it says "Homeland Security" On the other side is a photo of four Native Americans standing with rifles. Complete the caption reading "Fighting _____ Since ____" (answered)
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Fighting Terrorism Since 1492
Can't recall the other clues.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)with Paul Newman as The Sundance Kid in "Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid" prior to Newman being recast as Butch?
Harker
(14,062 posts)of "Combat!" in 1963, and wound up making an uncredited appearance as a German soldier?
Harker
(14,062 posts)to find under his covers in "The Godfather"?
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)rogerballard
(2,905 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)and some cold cut, maybe bologna.
Later, after Crazy 8 eats the sandwich, Walt comes downstairs to get the empty plate, and collapses, breaking the plate.
Harker
(14,062 posts)as the Mexican boy selling lottery tickets?
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)My high school history teacher and track coach worked with him at MGM on the Our Gang series, uncredited.
Mickey Gubitosi led a troubled life.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)Factoid: Robert Blake turned down the role of Little Joe Cartwright
I was going to post some cryptic snark in it, but restrained myself:
Another useless factoid: Janis Joplin first performed with Big Brother and the Holding Company at the Red Dog Saloon .
Oh, but to invent a time machine and go back witness the whole "The Red Dog Experience". Over the years, I met many, many of participants from the Marin County pipeline.
A wonderful film that merits a watch:
Harker
(14,062 posts)Thanks, Buzz.
All good useless factoids lead to useful ones, which makes them useful, too, I suppose.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Did you meet any of The Charlatans over in Marin?
Brother Buzz
(36,481 posts)He knew me, but has no clue what my name was
Mike Wilhelm made many appearances to say hello to friends, but never stayed long.
Dan Hicks MC'd the open mike at another defunct Mill Valley drinking institution, The Old Mill Tavern. My wife met him there on her 21st birthday; it was his 30th birthday. She laughs and says he was depressed because he was so old.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)and rented a room in a boarding house in the Haight-Ashbury, where Dan Hicks lived, (before he became famous).
Dan would often cook up to fried potatoes with onions and would share them with his roommates.
He called them "Potatoes Delight"
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)to reveal the stars of the show, what city is at the point of ignition?
VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)VGNonly
(7,517 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)I don't recall my first color. Probably Bozo. My best friend's family had the first remote that I ever saw. It was about the size of a shoebox in my memory.
doc03
(35,394 posts)first but the bullet was not found. Under an investigation where did they find the perps bullet.
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)doc03
(35,394 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)"the story you are about to see is true"
doc03
(35,394 posts)JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)I thought he was LAPD
doc03
(35,394 posts)pencil mark on the bottom of a board of a wooden shelf. He lifted the board up and there was the bullet hole.
The bullet had grazed the bottom of the board at a slight upper trajectory that raised the board. The bullet entered the wall and the board dropped down covering up the bullet hole. These were supposed to be true stories from the LAPD, the names were changed to protect the innocent they said. Sargent Joe Friday was cleared.
red dog 1
(27,876 posts)where he met future sidekick and straight man, Ed McMahon.
What was the original name of that show, "Who Do You Trust?"
Harker
(14,062 posts)in "Planet of the Apes"?
JoseBalow
(2,530 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)the town of Piedmont, Arizona, where nearly everybody died from contamination by the alien "strain".
As they walk by a grocery store/meat market, a sign for pork chops is shown.
How much were the pork chops per pound?
rogerballard
(2,905 posts)red dog 1
(27,876 posts)Good guess, though.
Harker
(14,062 posts)89¢?
red dog 1
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red dog 1
(27,876 posts)The price of pork chops in Piedmont, New Mexico was 95 cents a pound.
Harker
(14,062 posts)Glorfindel
(9,740 posts)in Disney's "Cinderella"?
Harker
(14,062 posts)Bit of a long shot.
Glorfindel
(9,740 posts)It was actually Verna Feldon (she also played Spring Byington's best friend in the 1950's television series, "December Bride."
Harker
(14,062 posts)I didn't hold out great hope.
doc03
(35,394 posts)Harker
(14,062 posts)ArnoldLayne
(2,068 posts)located in?