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RIP Captain Stubing (aka Murray Slaughter) (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=338478)

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Originally Posted by Mennonite (Post 15691326)

I'm genuinely disappointed seeing you voice such a dumb opinion.

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Originally Posted by Mennonite (Post 15691326)

I'm genuinely disappointed seeing you voice such a dumb opinion.

SHOTS FIRED

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Originally Posted by Mennonite (Post 15691326)

I'm genuinely disappointed seeing you voice such a dumb opinion.

RIP Captain Stubing (aka Murray Slaughter)

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 15690872)

That's pretty good trivia right there.

One of the women on that cast had a drug problem, and I would've bet that she was gone.

Now THAT is also interesting trivia. I would have bet the over.

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 15691174)

It's in black and white. I can't do black and white.

You are missing out on some great stuff.

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Originally Posted by Mennonite (Post 15691326)

I'm genuinely disappointed seeing you voice such a dumb opinion.

Are you even allowed to use electricity?

Black & White, Perry Mason is one of all time favorite TV shows. Then there's the Andy Griffith Show, Beverly Hillbillies Show. So many TV shows I grew up watching in B&W, we didn't own a color TV until I was 16.

I mentioned earlier Sunset Blvd is my favorite movie, here's the ending of the 1950 film as Norma Desmond (Gloria Swansom) is about to be arrested for the murder Joe Gillis (William Holden) and she sees the movie cameras, newsman and lights and suddenly she's flashes back in her mind that she is once again the silent film star and everyone is here to see her final performance. Her ex-husband and director Max (Erich von Stroheim) who has protected her his whole life, picks up the cue and begins to direct. The cops and all the bystanders stand back and watch. The scene is narrated by the deceased Joe Gillis.

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