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'75-’82 Barney Miller was a smart show. Definitely stands the test of time as it was written reasonably close to real life. Excellent acting from a large cast of regulars and guests that could deliver the sting of life's troubles along with it's hilarious irony. Remember watching the first run final episode and saying, "That was a good show."

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Hey Earthshine I'm sorry I missed your birthday I hope you had a very good one!

As a stand-alone feature in the Trek universe it could prove interesting but this is NOT a fix for Star Trek. The thrill of being explorers, discovery and hard decisions of encountering new life forms is what we need. Tarantino's insisting on an R-rating proves that he should never be involved with any Star Trek production. The very essence of Star Trek is the progress of Humanity - personal and societal improvement and exploration as well as the renouncement of our primitive desires. Tarantino would have the crew of the Enterprise be the exact opposite. When you have eliminated all other possibilities what you have left is to get medieval on their ass.

Saw it tonight. I gave it a solid B. I would rank it 4th or 5th best In the series. The plot is darkest we'll see. It's The rebellions and the Jedis darkest hour. They Tried To lighten it up as much they could Sometimes it seemed forced, but some felt natural like the scene with Chewbacca around the fire and those little Things whatever they were begging for his food and Chewy showed them no pity. lol Rogue one is probably my favorite. So many courageous gritty heroes and a inspiring heroin which were played perfectly by the actors. I thought Kylo ren was done better than before and Ray did a great job again. I was surprized by Lukes teleporting abilities and thought was smart. Saw it 3d and it was very cool at times. That star destroyer seemed to fly over our heads. And those bombs were magnetized btw.

~♡Merry Christmas TRF♡~

The Confirmation (2016) starring Clive Owen and the young Jaeden Lieberher with cameos by Patton Oswalt and Matthew Modine. A simple tale told very well imo. A reassuring film to watch when lifes getting you down.

Crazy in Alabama. Outstanding cast (Melanie Griffith, Lucus Black, with many others, even Meatloaf , delivering an poignant story. Definitely kept it real.

Just seeing Sandy Wexler on Netflix. Very very funny all the way thru but him on the phone with Beav and Butthead had me dyin'. :rfl:

Arriving home safely from the most fun , naughty, wholesome, delicious, exciting, relaxing, 3day trip to North Myrtle Beach that I needed so badly.

Hey Steve. Welcome to TRF. Good topic for SOCN. Only a few more post and our monarch will give you access.

Does a widow still call herself a Mrs? She does if she doesn't want to be aMiss.

High of 79º today in Charlotte NC. It's 10:20 pm and 65º with slight breeze. Sittin on the swing in gazebo. Feels great.

He was able to bring the noblest emotions to the surface. He dazzled with his passion and courage, and charmed with wit and inner humility.

He has great mental abilities, but to his evil master's chagrin, is poor at sports.

Very cool thread Sully. Just like you. Thanks for 10 yrs TRF!

The Giant Mechanical Man. Independent film. A very well acted down to earth romance. Got some nice tidbits of wisdom in it.

Thanks guys! Celebrated with some friends at Longhorn Steak House. Had a a perfectly cooked T-bone and some drinks Friday nite. Took a buddy to look at some trucks he was interested in Saturday then he took me to this hole inthe wall for some awesome teriyaki chicken wings and beer. Then today met with my family after church at Ruby Tuesdays and had lobster tail, shrimp, and tilapia. Its been the tastiest birthday i can remember.

Looks like Beaker watched an episode of Breaking Bad.

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Wow, I thought that random picture would get a few captions... You win by default! :) Late entry.. This happens every year at the Umpa Lumpa Convention.

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