If all questions were about, animals, gardening, books or food I'd do great
Nooo...they have to go and throw in that history and geography stuff

plantmanager said:That's great you tried, Debbie. We love the show and never miss it. I'm great at pulling out answers at home with no pressure, but would totally lose my mind if I was on the show. I wouldn't even know my name!

When my dad & I watch it together, sometimes he is completely stunned and asks me how in the hell did you know that, with a look of bewilderment on his face. It is then I give him a nonchalant look & say "Doesn't everyone"... Just to be a smartass.

You mean there are people that do not watch Wheel Of Fortune?

I went to see The Girl on the Train and while it became obvious, in the same way the murderer was made obvious on the old Perry Mason Show years ago, half way through, how it would actually end was still up in the air and it was nice the way it ended.

I watched Burn After Reading yesterday, after I found the DVD in the shed. Supposed to be a comedy...but it was awful, not funny, all the characters were such disgusting human beings...I'm getting rid of it! What kind of world is this? People reviewing it online actually said it was good...why? Tomorrow is The Durrells in Corfu, something I can actually enjoy!

Debbie,
I know my limitations and Geography isn't one of them, Nor a lot of other catagories!
But GOOD FOR YOU!

Karen,
ROTFL! I'd forget my name too!!

Debbie,
I promise not to call you that for any reason!

Ronnie,
Oh yeah, history isn't my thing either. Or anything younger than the 1900's.

Debbie,
That's funny. DH used to watch the earlier show then go down and watch it with his Dad. Naturally he knew all the answers...

RpR,
I haven't watched ''Wheel'' in forever.

I watched ''August Rush'' thru happy tears.

We watched Dr. Strange at the cinema last night. Tuesday is slow day, so tickets much cheaper. Enjoyed the movie, always a fun of Benedict Cumberbatch

Especially liked that comical red cloak Dr. Strange wore, we were all just laughing watching it do its thing

Tarev,
Laughing, the cloak makes me want to watch it, lol!

We all need a cloak of levitation!

Watched Big Eyes in Netflix. I love Amy Adams but I like films based on actual events. I actually had a Big Eyes doll.

I started Netflix series, The Crown, the story of Queen Elizabeth II's life. Stayed up late to watch 2 episodes. Enjoyed it!

Finished watching last night the BBC tv series The Living and The Dead. It is just one series, too bad it was not renewed anymore. Interesting supernatural storyline.

Yes! I love The Crown too! Still watching that as well.

billyporter said:Debbie,
I know my limitations and Geography isn't one of them, Nor a lot of other catagories!
But GOOD FOR YOU!

Karen,
ROTFL! I'd forget my name too!!

Debbie,
I promise not to call you that for any reason!

Ronnie,
Oh yeah, history isn't my thing either. Or anything younger than the 1900's.

Debbie,
That's funny. DH used to watch the earlier show then go down and watch it with his Dad. Naturally he knew all the answers...

RpR,
I haven't watched ''Wheel'' in forever.

I watched ''August Rush'' thru happy tears.

I actually think being called a smartass is a compliment! Nicest thing anyone could say to me!

ChefDebbie said:
I actually think being called a smartass is a compliment! Nicest thing anyone could say to me!

I have a shirt that says I graduated from Smartass University.

Cheryl,
A Big Eyes doll. I'll have to Google that. Oh, how cute!

Debbie and Pepper,
ROTFL!!!!

I watched Divergent Allegiant last night. I still like the first Divergent best when they pick their future.

Do any of you catch Last of Summer Wine?

I watch it on and off and find the original three the best.

ChefDebbie said:

I actually think being called a smartass is a compliment! Nicest thing anyone could say to me!

I guess if you're going to be an arse, you might as well be a smart one!

Dr Who fans. The Power of the Daleks starts on BBC America tonight. It is a 6 episode animation remake of lost episodes from 1966 where they found the voice recordings but the film is gone.
http://www.ign.com/articles/20...

I just watched a movie in my collection that I did not know I had. What a gem !! At least a 10+ on a scale of 1-10. Edmond Gwenn, Jerry Mathers (before Leave it to Beaver.) Shirley Maclaine in her first movie. A comedy set in New England in the Fall. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. 1955. IMDB = 7.2. The Trouble With Harry. You really must watch this one. Gene