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Okay, its a band, a clue about the band name, think colour !!!!

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OOoooooooohhhhhh



Give Birth to a SMILE - Pink Floyd


good one.

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Weeeeeeeeeeeeeee:arms: well done vexhold your turn....

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Been waiting for this as I have a couple in mind to do... Here's the 1st one...

Movie

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Didn't recognize that Pink Floyd song at all (not that I know all of them by heart...), not even after finding it on YouTube, but I feel excused after reading this about it :lol:.

Nice pictionary ;)

I think that is the US version of Wheel of Fortune with Pat Sajak; don't know yet who the guy in the loud shirt is, a tennis commentator maybe?

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I have no clue who the guy in the screaming tennis shirt is either, but that mr. Sajak looks so strange at him that I think you might be referring to:
A Man Betrayed (UK title Citadel of Crime, TV title Wheel of Fortune)
It is a movie from 1941 (USA), but I don't think it has anything to do with tennis :no: ...

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The shirt means nothing. I just had to find a picture of him without his "official garb".

He is a US TV show persona who is well known.

I have another version of my picture if it needs to be used...

But for now this is all you get

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I think the other fella is from The Price is Right ,Bob Barker ?

Hang on a minute is it Quiz Show (1994)

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Yes that guy is old as Bob Barker, but not as dead as him. Sorry.

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Lets try "My Name Is Earl" Nature's Game Show ? but I think thats a TV show not a movie:thinking:

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Ok, this must be too hard to get the guys name.... reposting Picture.

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Well he's either a judge or an auctioneer !

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I don't think Bob Barker is dead, he's just retired :)

Having said that, I still have no clue on who the other old guy is :winky: so I keep looking.

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I didn't think he was dead either:doubt:

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Haha, I was sure that shirt was photoshopped with ulterior motives...and you tell us it's for real :lol9:? I have tried to think of a google term that can give me a photo of any shirt like that, with or without him in it, but no luck yet :biggrin:.

Now looking for, as Scouser mentioned too, TV judges and auctioneers...;)

[edit] He looks a bit like Judge Joe Wapner of The People's Court, but I have a hard time imagining that guy wearing that tennis player shirt....;)

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My bad, he just looks dead... lol. I guess u cant believe everything u read on the interweb thingy.

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Assuming the guy is indeed a judgethen how about The Wheels of Justice (1911, 1915) or The Wheel of the Law (1916)

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who are these people?? i've just watched a NEW programme from th bbc that had ronan keating(?) singing his new song iris- well it was awful- i mean why have we goo goo dolls- but here- i have never seen a wheel of fortune or any of these guys-- you think i'm going to guess now- don't you?? well no- i am clueless!!

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Well Helanren, you have all the clues.... put em to work.


Gimme an answer.



Nope.

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Whats Ronan Keating and the GooGoo Dolls got to do with price of fish ! :rotfl: Have you been at the Barolo:lol:

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Is it Rain Man? :doubt:

Or Joseph's Wheel of Destiny?

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I found a Rain Man reference too, apparently Raymond is also a big Wheel of Fortune fan, but that would have been a very hard clue :lol:!

However, your second one sounds good :thumbsup:

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Rain Man it is. Good Job.

Celli your up.

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Well I would never have got that in a million years ! well done celli:arms: and good pictionary vexhold.

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Well I'll be.......if anything I had my hopes on Joseph's Wheel and not on Rain Man.
Of course as soon as Hel identified the man as Wapner I heard Raymonds voice in my head saying :'' course it's ten minutes to Wapner, ten minutes to Wapner'', but I thought it was a bit far fetched, apparently not.:biggrin:

OK then I have a MOVIE for you as well

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TV movies OK? Then maybe Run, Simon, Run :biggrin:.

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gone with the wind:biggrin:

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Nice tries, but :no:

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So the guy is Piers Morgan.

And the gal is Amanda Holden.

Both from same show.

And a roadrunner poof cloud between them.

hmmmmm........

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Yep and it looks like Simon Cowell's done a runner !

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You'r on the right track Scouser.

Good find Vex, that Roadrunner poof :lol:

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Haha, wondering what a "Roadrunner poof" could be, I tried googling it, and this is the very useful #1 result on page 1:

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I got that too Helman:rotfl:

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run simon run?

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The Helman already guessed that one vivi.

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The Goodbye Girl - Neil Simon?


As for "the Roadrunner Poof" watch this (Start at 3:15 and watch when the roadrunner takes off)

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didn't see that- and no, not too much barolo!! not on a week day :)

what about the orphanage? simon disappears here albeit in spanish

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No, like Scouser said.
Sorry no.
Again no.:no:

The name Simon is not in the title.

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good evening celli nice to see you- this is a little helman like- too difficult for mere mortals! i wanted the 51st way to leave your lover- but that's neither a film nor a tune :umno:

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Good evening dear mortal, no it's not difficult, not from where I'm sitting :tongue:
50 ways to leave your lover, great song, no movie :no:
Ask yourself what do you now about the people in the picture?