ChevyVanMiller

What a great loss, RIP. In his honor, here is the one call that Rick Jenerett said he had in his arsenal, but never had the chance to use. It was when Hawerchuk and Dave Andreychuk were both on the team and Clint Malarchuk was the goalie. Rick said he had hoped that Hawerchuk would score with the other two getting the assists. If so the call would have been, "Here a Chuk, there a Chuk, everywhere a Chuk, Chuk."

I work in a major hotel, over 1,000 rooms. Masks and social distancing are required by law in all public indoor common areas. 90% of the people are complying, no problem. The other 10% are a nightmare. Won't wear the masks, won't socially distance. They are loud and mentally and physically abusive to staff and other guests. That will happen at the stadium in the restroom and food areas. If I was the owner of the Bills, I would pass on fans at the stadium this year. The headaches they will cause will far outweigh the benefits of having them there.

Yeah, me neither. I quoted in the CFL topic that this video looks like it came from a Tecmo Bowl game.

Actual footage of the drill the Bills are putting the new punters through as we speak.

Agreed. I also DVR the Bills game and start watching about 15 minutes after it has started. That allows me to FF through all of the commercials up to halftime. I do the same for the start of the 2nd half. By the time the fourth quarter ends I'm back to real time and have watched the whole game without commercials.

That was some Tecmo Bowl shazizzle, right there.

Gotta think that local peaches are going to be selling for pennies on the dollar this year. The Johnnie Ryan peach pop is always a winner.

I think so, but like you said, he was doing okay with the groupies. Btw, he was an accomplished guitar player who wasn't into the bubblegum rock the Partridge Family promoted. Here's a rare clip of him rocking out on the set of the show.

Didn't we all. If you've never seen the 1977 film, First Love, seek it out. Susan Dey starred opposite "The Greatest American Hero," star William Katt. She plays an older woman in a relationship with a younger, emotionally fragile man. There are some intense sex scenes with a lot of nudity. You can thank me later.

No, he played the first Chris, one season only. I think I've stumped the band on this one so, I am going to give away the answer. The actor is Rick Segall, who played the Partridge's next-door neighbor, Ricky Stevens, during the final season of the show. He would close each episode by singing a song for the family. The gimmick didn't work and the show got canned.

No, this actor was on for the entire last season.

Right show, wrong kid.

No, not seven. Come on get happy and you’ll get the answer.

Well, I’m happy it led you to dig more and find out, but sad her life was taken. I hope there is a special room in hell just for that cretin to burn in eternity.

Good guess, but no. He was a next door neighbor on the show.

Was known for singing. He was an early example of a show “jumping the shark” when his character was added.

Not, Eddie. He was known for singing.

He did it one day after stating that it didn't feel like the playoffs with no fans in attendance. Put his teammates in a tough spot.

Hint: Was a child actor in the '70s.

Name the actor.

I beg of you, Pandora, please do open that box.

You can take "half' right out of that sentence.