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Happy birthday, Shell!  Hope you had a wondermous one.  What day was it, so I don't miss it next year?

I remember an episode of "The Young Ones" where Rik thought one of his roommates was dead (trust me, it was VERY funny!).  And he went around the house wailing, "Neil, Neil!  Orange peel..." :rofl:

That's a tough one.  I remember he was in something with Shelley Winters.  I can't remember the name of it.
who was in "Roseanne" with Johnny Galeki
who was in "Hancock" with Jason Bateman
who was in "Juno" with Ellen Page
who was in "An American Crime" with Michael Welch
who was in "Remembering the Daze" with...

If somebody knows a better way, (or remembers the name of the Shelley Winters thing, this doesn't have to count.:embarrassed:

How about Sandy Dennis?

HA!  Good one.  I love Alice Ghostley.

AG was in "Designing Women" with Hal Holbrooke
who was in "Into the Wild" with Emile Hirsch
who was in "The Girl Next Door" with...

EDIT:  I know, I know!  I could've skipped a step if I'd used Lucy-fer.  But I try to forget that whole thing.

Richard Thomas

Genevieve Bujold was in "The House of Yes" with Tori Spelling
who was on "Beverly Hills 90210" with...

Michael Madsen

Whoa!  If you went thru that without going up in smoke, you're a good mom!

Never knew what?  I don't see anything in Shell's first post except the picture?

Dorothy Dandridge was in "Porgy & Bess" with Sidney Portier
who was in "David & Lisa" with Lucas Haas
who was in "Alpha Dog" with...

Tim Roth

What a great show that was.  So mishandled by the network.  As I recall they made the show share a timeslot with "NYPD Blue".  And hastened the cancellations of both.  Another brilliant programming decision by one of the big 3, and why there is no big 3 anymore.

It's amazing what's happened to Evan Rachel Woods' career since O&A!  I really thought Julia Whelan had a great future, too.  Hopefully she'll land another great role someday.

I know this is really trite, but the book is WAY better.  Good movie, though.  I missed Kimmy!

I loved the scene, too.  And I loved the Helen/Adam stuff and especially the Helen/Will stuff about consolation and desolation.  I've thought about that a lot since I first saw that episode the first time.  That's what I loved about JoA, it gave me a lot to think about.

They did cheat and give themselves stock tips and winning lottery numbers to, "fund our rock & roll lifestyle."  Usually people with these kinds of talents or gifts never seem to take advantage of them, but Henry does.  But he travels involuntarily, so he really can't keep a good job or anything.  So I didn't blame him.