The QuizMaster
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The QuizMaster
@TheQuizMaster27
I really like movies.
Katılım Ocak 2016
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@jonny_ruela Was fortunate enough to “meet” him at a supermarket in Los Angeles. I said “Captain Knauer!”…
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Ed Lauter was an absolute legend to me since i got into movies in the early 80s. He's got 208 credits and so many memorable roles in films like
Cujo
The Longest Yard
Death Wish 3
French Connection 2
Real Genuis
Young Blood
Raw Deal
School Ties
The Rocketeer
and on and on...
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@TheFrizz87 @AndyFrizzell @Matty_S_Gill @callen0013 @CraigJoly @RickCanale @Markradwan I think one walk-off was on a Saturday in July during the Morgan streak…
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@KurtSchlichter They cranked out an amazing number of incredible songs. Even some of the deep album cuts are excellent.
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I want to defend to the death idea that the Monkees are an incredible band and totally underrated and should be part of the rock ‘n roll Hall of Fame
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@AmazingPopPod One of the funniest sketches of all time. My friends and I still quote it.
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Don’t tell me you’re retro if you don’t remember the great talk show host Arsenio Beckman.
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@conroyherald The first few years on CBS were outstanding.
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But the first few years were great. The pub crawl with Zsa Zsa Gabor was classic.
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@conroyherald I was literally just talking about Letterman. He literally phoned it in during his last (many) years at CBS. Tired, incredibly unfunny segments (know your cuts of meat - again?) and endless commercial breaks. And I mean endless. Oh - and he preyed on his female interns.
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@conroyherald I was literally just talking about Letterman. He literally phoned it in during his last (many) years at CBS. Tired, incredibly unfunny segments (know your cuts of meat - again?) and endless commercial breaks. And I mean endless. Oh - and he preyed on his female interns.
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I don’t know if he got more bitter. He just seemed to lose interest. But the bits he did with the businessmen in the area like Rupert Gee were very funny. And the old NBC shoe was great.
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@conroyherald Letterman was at his best before jumping to CBS, but even his early days there were really good. He got progressively more bitter as the show went on. He did have great musical guests, though.
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I watch this once a day
All The Right Movies@ATRightMovies
KATHLEEN TURNER opening SNL in 1989, and sending up her iconic voice.
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@bostonradio I was literally just thinking about this song (in the context of that cringeworthy musical number featured in the short-lived “Mary”).
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48 years ago today May 20, 1978, ‘With A Little Luck’ by Paul McCartney and Wings began a 2-week run at #1 on Billboard’s Hot 💯.
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Chad Tracy is now 10-10 as the Red Sox interim manager.
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@BENZOTOOIE Terrible. But at least we understood why Harrison Ford conducted that unparalleled media blitz.
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Does anyone remember that they made a new Indiana Jones movie just 3 years back?
Shia Lebouf died in Vietnam and they tried to make Phoebe Waller-Bridge the new Indy. It bombed horribly.
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@longdbye I saw this in the theatre. As indie as it gets.
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@BosSportsBros It was a terrible broadcast. Sound was off and the picture kept blinking. And just flat.
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Is this golf tournament feeling extremely flat to anyone else right now?
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@BrianKirschner_ Terrible broadcast, as well. Sound has been echoing and the picture has been blinking.
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Okay as of 5:15pm est this is the worst major Sunday I have ever watched in my life
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@AAkooJ Didn’t he premiere the video on the show in 1980?
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Paul McCartney encore to end #SNL 51.
Congrats, couldn't have ended the season any better.
Yer Majesty.
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I’ll be honest with you, I’ve never understood why this was nom’d for 11 and won 3 Academy Awards.
It’s not that it’s awful, at all — it’s just that it’s not that level (for me).
CHARIOTS OF FIRE (1981)
Anyway, it was released 45yrs ago today.
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@TheCinesthetic You are so right; his performance is nothing short of genius. Every line delivery, every gesture, every body movement - absolutely pitch perfect.
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Jason Alexander losing every Emmy nomination for George Costanza in Seinfeld still feels absurd. George gave the show its neurosis, panic, selfishness, insecurity, and legendary meltdowns. One of the greatest comedy performances television has ever seen.
cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic
Which TV performance deserved way more awards recognition?
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