Bold-faced type sounds like a very familiar and recent last word in The Game, but then again, somebody *ahem* needed to be corrected again.
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Fantastic word game
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"Move on up to the East Side" was one of the "Priority 1" items on a young George and Weezie's to-do list.
Tom and Helen Willis were straight-up mackin swingers to be sure, but the one who brought all the Continental flair to the swap meets was their erudite neighbor and Swingin' Daddy Mr. Bentley.
"Nothing but his undies and a smile on" was a frequent descriptor of Mr. Bentley when he was arrested by Detectives Cagney and Lacey, but Mr. Bentley never got any kind of smiling leeway when Kojak came around busting his chops.
(Crain, are you really TheDude in disguise? You certainly know how to brings things to a screeching halt like him. In an effort to keep our little tv theme going, I'm hijacking your poor response to keep things moving along. Please make a better effort next time around. Thank you.)
Perry Mason would have had a lot of work to do if he had known Murder She Wrote's Jessica Fletcher as people always seemed to die around her while she was in Cabot's Cove.
Perry Mason would have had a lot of work to do if he had known Murder She Wrote's Jessica Fletcher as people always seemed to die around her while she was in Cabot's Cove.
The Dude said:
(Dude, if you still really cared about this game, you'd actively participate with decent posts rather than stupid stuff like "Hill #17 was steeper than Hill #5". I've taken over this game and hijacking of your posts is very much allowed if need be. )
Best of the West was an early 80s ABC sitcom starring, among others, young actor Meeno Peluce whose half-sister was actress Soleil Moon Frye who went through breast reduction surgery at the age of 16 (36DD to 34C) and who is probably best known as Punky Brewster.
(See Dude?? THAT'S a good post. Try it sometime. But use your imagination, don't just re-word what I just wrote.
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Punky Brewster was not a show I watched, but I really enjoyed Voyagers!, which starred Meeno Peluce as a history prodigy.
"Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" starred Gil Gerard and Erin Gray, the latter of whom also starred in "Silver Spoons" with Joel Higgins and Ricky Schroeder.
Stuart Greenberg said:
No imagination or creativity for one thing. Expound yall! Expound! The Fantastic Word Game needs a foundation to build on, and to teach future generations!
No bold type for another [speaking of which....
]. Bold type yall! Bold type!Shows and movies that were rated R or of a graphic nature on HBO were once preceded by the flight through HBOBoxtown and the disclaimer "HBO will show this feature only at night."
[Do they still do that?]
Only at night and during weekends does this game seem to get the most traffic as, during the day, it seems to slow down which is good because if we moved too fast, we might get ticketed by the boys from CHiPs.
(Sorry, had to go back to the tv theme. And Stuart, Sherry Stringfield is not on CSI. She was on ER for two different tenures. Bad Stuart. Baaaaaaaaad Stuart. )
(Sorry, had to go back to the tv theme.
And Stuart, Sherry Stringfield is not on CSI. She was on ER for two different tenures. Bad Stuart. Baaaaaaaaad Stuart. )