Twilight Man

Good job, SnarkyTart. You were the first to guess Bradshaw (without any other guesses). I actually doubted it was him and I previously included that link showing him back when he had a country music career. I guess I owe you a Coke.

Each week, John Walsh leads viewers through unsolved violent crimes that urgently need to be closed - where time is of the essence and harnessing the power of ID's active and engaged audience could bring these criminals to justice. Joining John in every episode is his son, Callahan Walsh, who leads the operation on the ground, working in tandem with the community and local authorities to search for persons-of-interest. In partnership with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), In Pursuit with John Walsh will also feature two missing children each hour, providing age-progression photos and descriptions in the hopes that viewers can provide new leads to their whereabouts.

Oh, Benjamin Harrison / Far beyond comparison / He'll fight just like a garrison So yeah, that happened --- Disney back during their "We have NO IDEA what we're doing" age. "I've got a great idea --- let's make a musical about politics and the 1888 election --- that's what the kids want to see!!!!"

Another interesting guess; Bradshaw did have a "modest" country music career, with a single climbing deep into the charts. His former team was the Steelers, who are in the same division and battle the Ravens (at least) twice every year (The deer did say "Look out, Ravens.), but the Ravens didn't exist when Bradshaw was playing. I'm still more inclined to believe that it might be Peyton. Getting ready for the new episode tonight.

Greetings, old chums. It appears as though IFC is now going to be broadcasting a block of episodes every Saturday. The episodes seem to running slightly longer than 30 minutes, so IFC may be the first network in several decades to show the actual "uncut" episodes in their entirety. For those of you who still have not purchased the DVD sets, this is most exciting news indeed. (Although I still wonder why you have not purchased the DVD sets.)

The Trigger Twins - identical twin criminals who were a thorn in AzBats (Jean-Paul Valley Batman (long story)) side during the 90's. You don't need to be the "World's Greatest Detective" to figure out that the blonde who was with Oliver Queen and the blonde who was with The Green Arrow are the same person.

Probably because he wasn't killing any criminals (as several of the recappers have pointed out, "that's" Five-O's job!!!!) Like I said, normally their job, but, in this special episode, they need to preach how civilians shouldn't be taking the law into their own hands and letting the pros do it. Soooooo...... I see we're using Hollywood Plot Device #147382 -- vigilante obsessed with comic books. We have Castle (04.02), IZombie (02.09), NCIS (09.15), and Elementary (04.17), just off the top of my head.

Angry Young Man - Billy Joel Angry Young Man (Fooling Yourself) - Styx Angry Young Man - Corey Hart Angry Young Man - Steve Earle Angry Young Man - Ted Nugent

Universal Soldier (1972) - George Lazenby portrays a mercenary commissioned to train an army for an exiled African leader. (Turning down another Bond film was one thing; starring in (and co-writing) this flop was quite another) Universal Soldier (1992) - Van Damme takes on Lundgren; good acting is definitely not necessary.

They, of course, get the Russian janitor. "Here, I am janitor. Back home, in Russia, I am scientist." and, for the last time, Raj, we are not getting Mayim Bialik to be on our te-, oh, ............. never mind. I remember back when Sheldon thought he had discovered "something", only to have Leonard disprove it a few episodes later. As I recall, shortly after Sheldon discovered it, they asked the Russians (or was it the Chinese??) to colloborate the data, which they did (which they never pointed out when Leonard later debunked it). I seriously was wondering that as well when this new piece of data came up. (Does anyone remember that movie where Walter Mattheu is portraying Albert Einstein (NOT KIDDING!!!) and he tricks the Russians somehow.)

Gooooooooooooldberg!!!!!!! Goooooooooooooldberg!!!!!! Gooooooooooooldberg!!!!!!! I knew I recognized that voice when I was watching those previews this past week. I miss seeing him. and Callen's sister story arc is............ done.

I Got A Feeling - Ricky Nelson I Got A Feeling - George, Paul, John, & Ringo I Got A Feeling - The Four Tops I Got A Feeling - MoneyBagg Yo I Got A Feelin - Billy Currington I've Got A Feeling - Ivy I Gotta Feeling - Black Eyed Peas I Gotta Feelin - Eagles of Death Metal and then there's James Brown, but that's technically I Got "The" Feelin

Politics aside, may I just say that the cameo appearances of Scott Bakula as Dwayne Pride and Wahlburg as Danny Reagan were really stupid.

Good to see Benjamin, Doug, & Gary again. They are still as inept at having fun as always. I love Jim Croce's "Operator" aka "Ray Stole My Girl". (Remember when phone calls cost a dime????)

I am (obviously) not sure how old you are, but the "new" Easy-Bake Ovens use "heating elements" now because the 100-watt incandescent light bulbs are obsolete. These new ovens work much better.

Childs Play (1972) ------ Two teachers breed violence at a boarding school, with Beau Bridges caught in the middle. Childs Play (1988) -------- "Hi, I'm Chucky. Wanna play???"

Rockville is located on the Subway Red Line and the bus transit system RideOn operates dozens of bus lines inside Rockville and the surrounding Montgomery County. It is nice that your sister and her husband have their own private transportation, but for those who can not afford a vehicle (and gas and INSURANCE!!!!), DC and the surrounding areas truly do have an incredible mass transit system.

As a person who lived in the Washington area for five years, with the exception of New York, there is probably no other US city that has a more extensive public transit system. There is almost no place in Washington (all throughout the entire beltway) that is not within two or three blocks of a bus line and/or the incredible subway system that it has. They are currently working on an extnsion that will take subway passengers to Dulles and beyond (which will replace a bus line that they currently have). So this woman claims "How am I going to get to work???" Oh pu-leeze!!!! Just another person who refuses to take public transit. So Madame McCord is finally agreeing to what everybody knew was going to happen from day one of this show. Somewhere CJ Cregg is saying "Why couldn't I have been the first female fictional president???"

Of course there is a list of almost every single episode (with many of the entries getting their own web page). From classics like "The Cat From Outer Space" and "The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band" (another Kurt Russell as a kid film) to modern ones like "Not Quite Human (1, 2, & 3!!!)" & "The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon" (say what with the who what now??) The predecessors to the DCOMs (much like them --- some were good, others ---- welllll).

Venom (2018) - Can a Spider-Man universe exist without Spider-Man???? Venom (2005) - A group of teenagers fear for their lives in the swamps of Louisiana, chased by Mr. Jangles, a dead gas station attendant now possessed by 13 evil souls.

I've been watching Chi McBride for decades, from "Pushing Daisies" to "Human Target" to all the way back to "John Laroquette Show" (not to mention movies like "The Frighteners" and "Gone in 60 Seconds"). You can just tell his ad-lib moments really make his characters much more believably funny. (PS Only "Dog" can turn a hot tub into a "cold" tub. HA HA)

Not too many examples of something like this (for obvious reasons). I can only think of the time they wrote an episode of Hercules where Herc and Ioalus had to travel to their old academy and we got to see Lilith as an adult. And the comic book where Skeeter shows up at the Muppet Theater.

So, what show will Hillary cameo in NEXT this season???? Will it be "Blue Bloods"??? or maybe "FBI"????????? or perhaps "Mom"?????? Bill: "I'm OK with any of 'em just as long as it isn't "How To Get Away With Murder"?? How many times can I say I'm sorry???"

Hollywood is constantly "dragging" shows out that have the "boy meets girls, boy wants girl, boy can't get girl" concept. Shows like "Get Smart", "Mork & Mindy", "Cheers", "Lois & Clark", etc. have the first seasons where the two leads are trying to "get" each other. Somewhere in the middle of the show's run, the writers decide to have them get married, (Yes, I know, Sam and Rebecca didn't get married, but they did spend the last season dating, with a stupid plot involving trying to get Rebecca pregnant) only to quickly discover that the writers have NO IDEA how to write for a show that features a married couple. When they started to write this show in that direction, I knew that these writers were going to wind up in the same scenario. "Friends", of course, took the "boy meets girl" concept allllllllllll the way to the end. Next week, Hollywood Writing 101 will explore why TV shows that feature friends growing up in high school tend to keep the show going beyond high school instead of just ending the show at graduation. Class dismissed.