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Remember These???
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Remember him??????Bruce Lee fought him in Enter the Dragon. Jean Claude Van Damme fought him in Bloodsport.
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Remember him????
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Remember this?????? You don't even see the newspaper, let alone the boy. 
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Remember her??????
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Saw Robert Vaughn in a western again today. He was guest starring on Wagon Train.
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Remember him???? Extra points if you name the actor who voiced him.
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Since I seem to be on a Flintstones kick anyway... Remember them????
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Watched them. But loved (and still love) the Jetsons.
eclark1894
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Nope. Harvey Kormon from the Carol Burnett Show and Blazing Saddles.
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Funniest Mel Brooks movie!
Still funny, nearly 50 years later.eclark1894
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My favorite line in the whole movie, "Hey, where all the white women at??"Funniest Mel Brooks movie!
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Remember them???? When I was growing up I didn't know that Chip and Ernie were real brothers. And sadly, we just lost Tim Considine in this photo, as of a week ago of this post.
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The thing I always liked about watching Tim Conway on the Carol Burnett Show was watching the other actors trying not to laugh at his jokes.