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Remember These???

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KageRyu

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eclark1894 said:
Remember them????? From the original show in 1969. I was eleven years old.
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I recognize Sam and Dean, even though Dean obviously died his hair and Sam cut his - obviously I recognize Charlie. I am not sure who the girl in glasses is, and is that dog supposed to be Castiel? He was Sam and Dean's pet after all. I had heard there was a Cartoon for Supernatural but had never seen it. ;) :D
 
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Miss B said:
I used to occasionally watch some cooking shows years ago, but I don't recall now which ones. I seem to remember one of the guys was into barbecuing all the time.
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Sounds like Bobby Flay. :)
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Miss B said:
YES!! That's the one I was thinking of. I really liked watching his show.
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I used to watch the food network all the time back in the early 2000's. I gave it up because I dropped cable. I can still watch it online, but I'm not into cooking that much anymore.
 
Miss B

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I don't do much fancy cooking anymore, as there's only my niece (and her boyfriend) and nephew (and his wife) left in my family, and my niece lives in Arizona, and my nephew lives in Massachusetts. They don't come into NY all that often, so I have no need to cook big meals just for me.

I haven't watched the Food Network much in recent years either.
 
Miss B

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The Graduate was a fantastic movie. I don't recall if that was the first movie I saw Dustin Hoffman in, but it's certainly the most memorable one.

Then again, Midnight Cowboy was pretty good as well.
 
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Miss B said:
The Graduate was a fantastic movie. I don't recall if that was the first movie I saw Dustin Hoffman in, but it's certainly the most memorable one.
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I've seen Hoffman in some great films. Mr. Holland's Opus, Jaws, Hook, Sphere, Rain Man, and Kramer and Kramer. But the Graduate came out in 1967. I was nine and didn't care.
 
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