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Dorothy’s children

posted 7 months ago in The Golden Girls (1985)

Rhett in jail

posted 9 months ago in Gone with the Wind (1940)

“Same as if she shot him!”

posted 9 months ago in Gone with the Wind (1940)

In the middle of July?

posted 9 months ago in I Dream of Jeannie (1965)

Wave Of The Future “goof”

posted 10 months ago in Little House on the Prairie (1974)

Pinky Tuscadero’s hair

posted 10 months ago in Happy Days (1974)

I cry every time

posted a year ago in Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood (2019)

Self defence instructor

posted a year ago in The Facts of Life (1979)

The director of Don’t Bug The Mosquitoes

posted a year ago in Gilligan's Island (1964)

Drew’s daily closing remarks

posted a year ago in The New Price Is Right (1972)

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I love Paul Lynde’s performance of Kids in this. It’s my favourite part of the movie!

posted 14 days ago in Bye Bye Birdie (1963)

Myself, I only ever watched Hocus Pocus a year ago. I don’t need to see it again. A Christmas Story, however, I have watched every year, sometimes more than once, for decades. So my answer is A Christmas Story.

posted 23 days ago in A Christmas Story (1983)

Cynthia Lennon, John Lennon’s first wife.

posted 2 months ago in Cynthia Erivo

Mine is We Are In Love. That is when I discovered him. I did hear him in When Harry Met Sally before that but I didn’t know who he was. My favourite Christmas song of his is (It Must Have Been Ol’) Santa Claus.

posted 2 months ago in Harry Connick Jr.

I have never heard of a version that has been edited to thirty minutes. However, I have not watched this on TV for I don’t know how many years. I have it on DVD which I watch at least twice a Christmas season. To answer your question, I would only watch the unedited version.

posted 2 months ago in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964)

Here Comes Peter Cottontail 😃 Seriously, it is! However, if you are only considering actual movies and not holiday specials only shown on TV, then I will go with Leave Her To Heaven.

posted 3 months ago in Vincent Price

I found that to be VERY disturbing!

posted 4 months ago in The Decks Ran Red (1958)

Yes, the movie is different. Please see my original post.

posted 4 months ago in Gone with the Wind (1940)

Yes, Rhett did kill a black man. In chapter 36 of the book he confesses to Scarlett, “I did kill the n*****. He was uppity to a lady, and what else could a Southern gentleman do?”

posted 4 months ago in Gone with the Wind (1940)

Marty gave Frenchy her virgin pin to pierce Sandy’s ears at the sleepover.

posted 8 months ago in Grease (1978)

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