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332 "The Scientologists want us to fail!"

Re: Jamie Lee -- Is this anywhere near the "Freaky Friday" remake?

332 ♫ Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones, now HEAR the Word of the Lord ! ♪

332 ♫ Glory, glory hallelujah! Tea-cher hit me with a ru-ler...♪

not really good with these, but I'll try one. about the clock and the berg

Last Year at Marienbad ???

331 ♫ By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea...♪

131 Research into the "Lungs vs gills" theory. It literally got face-to-face a few times.

Correct. Your thread.

Quinn, (Detective) Joe "Joey" -- Desmond Harrington for 72 episodes (2008-2013) on SHO's Dexter , just ended.

1970s. Color. Stark, realistic drama portraying what was just becoming known as "the drug culture". A rising young star who was to be come both a great screen cop and a great screen criminal in the next few years.

Have nothing good at the moment. Open thread.

Any hints on this one? I don't recognize it, and it doesn't Google.

330 "We stole the recipe, but nobody'll catch on. It was originally called Kikiapoo Joy Juice."

329 "Wanta know what passes for Hell in this town? It's when Svengoolie wont return your phone calls!"

Your thread, Emgee66.

We're No Angels ??

329 The suspect has lawyered up, and he will not give his name. He is the only one to survive the meth lab explosion.

"You see, Hopsi, you don't know very much about girls. -- Stanwyck in The Lady Eve Walter Matthau: typewritten list

And very hard to clue up while making spare use of the terms "king" and "Gypsies". Getting close to 375 Views. Sarandon possibly the MVP of this cast, but they all did very well. Your thread, Sixes.

Ollinger -- R.G. Armstrong in Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid

329 Here you see the "Before" pic. The "After" photo will follow the dental work.

328 Prior to the arrival of DNA on the scene it was sometime tedious to script an "identify the victim" sequence. But sometimes, dealing with a weak premise, it could be used to pad a weak script.

Tom Jones Legacy dispute

The same woman who told her son the Crucifixion parable had a fortunetelling business . "You are under an evil curse due to the evil money that your husband left you. You must take it out of the bank and bury it beside your husband's grave on a moonless night...Well, if that frightens you, withdraw the money and bring it to me; I will bury it for you. Then the curse will go away..."