Big Blue Huddle

Quote from: Ed Vette on May 28, 2022, 11:14:43 AM
4

Ditto

Bill

Got it in 4. Letters fell pretty good today.

Bill

Got it in 5. The first letter was very elusive. 3 attempts to get it.

Bill

I have had HULU for about a year and really like it. A much better bang for the buck than when I had Spectrum. I also have Amazon prime because of the free shipping. And for 9.00 a month I have a streaming service called frndly. Lots of old programs for old farts like me and it has 3 hallmark channels. And it has the ability to record as well.

Bill

Took all 6 today. Just one of those with a bunch of letters that took forever to get right.

Bill

I got it in 3 but took about a half hour to get it. After 2 I had the first 2 letters right and 1 in yellow. I created several words not in the list trying various combinations of letters. Agree that it is a common word.

Bill

A really long one. "Band of Brothers"  Not really a movie but quite a series.

Bill

Took me 5. The streak has reached 33.

Bill

Got it in 5. Sorry I jinxed you Ed.

Bill

Quote from: Jolly Blue Giant on May 19, 2022, 01:05:24 PM
I started watching "Lincoln Lawyer" (the new Netflix series, not the moviewith Matthew McConaughey and Marisa Tomei....although any movie with Tomei is worth it...LOL) because I like legal thrillers. It's a Netflix produced series that just premiered a couple of days ago. I've watched 4 episodes so far and I like it. If you liked HBO's remake of Perry Mason, you might like this although set in today's time era unlike that Mason series

I've read all of Michael Connelly's books so I'm quite familiar with the character (plays Mickey Haller) and the type of dramas he gets into. So far, pretty accurate to the book's characterization of Haller

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au06yHMuMGc

My wife and I noticed this the other day and said we should give it a try. Thanks for the review.

Bill

Took me 6.

Bill

Writer George Plimpton had a small role in Rio Lobo. His part was to play a bad guy that gets shot and killed in a bar scene. He tell the story about how he rehearsed his death scene for a long time to put on a great death scene. He said when it came time to shoot the scene he was hooked up to a wire on the back of his belt. When the director said action he went to draw his gun and they pulled him back into the wall so fast he didn't have time to think and it was over. So much for his academy award death scene.

Bill

You are on a pretty good win streak Ed. I'm at 44.

Bill

Here is my guess distribution

1.   1
2.   9
3.   24
4.   38
5.   27
6.   11

Missed. 2

Bill

It took me 5 but the only goal is to get it.

Bill