#Jerry Morgan

[wutbju]

Right after Easter, Bobby Wood said in the +++Positives+++:

I am a little late to the game since I am in Africa right now… And I have no desire to stir the pot… But my heart is hurting to hear that my dad's legacy was honored in Living Gallery tonight and know that it was dishonored in these board votes. The people that he was closest to on this board have been removed.

The people that Bob Wood, Sr. was "closest to." Huh. Interesting. So that's:

Dr. Gary Cobb, Middletown, Ohio

Mr. Paul Kalmbach, Arlington, Ohio

Dr. Jean Saito, Greenville, S.C.

Mr. Gary Thompson, Buffalo, Mo.

Two of those are doctors and two of those are rich businessmen.

That tracks.

[evilspiritweek]

rc9gn driving headcanons

Randy - Not like,, old enough to get a license during the run of the show, but I do believe he thought Mario Kart translated to actual driving. Gets tickets a lot, but surprisingly never gets into an accident

Howard - On the same level as Randy, I imagine. Really sees it more as a status symbol than actually uses it. In turn though, when he gets his own, he does become a better driver. I firmly believe his personal car would have those fuzzy dice hanging on the mirror

Heidi - I initially thought she'd be a bit reckless, but in actuality, I think she'd be one of the safest drives bc she's low-key on edge the whole time. This is partially due to the fact that it's her parent's car at first, but his anxiety carries over into her personal one tenfold. Again, it's a status symbol. Howard is not allowed anywhere near her car, but if her dad forces her to take him somewhere, he's sentenced tot he back and can't even sit shotgun

Viceroy - Dreads driving. Not necessarily a bad driver, but he hates having to drive with the rest of the public. Thankfully, his job means he doesn't really have to do it much.

McFist - He would get chauffeured around a lot more than actually drive, which is good because he kinda sucks. Definitely no accidents, but he's too impatient, so he'd have bad road rage if he needs to get somewhere. That begin said, if he was just cruising, I think he'd stay in his own lane and actually be chill. Goes to those antique car shows.

Bash Johnson - Technically has his own car, but it'd be under his dad's insurance. Always going at least fifteen above the speed limit. Would ride your ass until he could pass you, flip you off, and then sit at the red light in the lane parallel to you because he didn't realize it was going to change.

Marci - Similar to her husband, doesn't need to drive, and that's probably for the best. She doesn't drive bad, but her parking is the worst- takes up two spots every single time. But at the same time, what are you gonna do about it? That's McFist's wife bro?? (I think she'd actually be really nice about it tho- she can totally adjust if you asked)

Mr. and Mrs. Driscoll - Their licenses have expired.

Principal Slimovitz - I think he'd be a good driver, but with how many times his car's been totaled, he'd also have really bad road rage. If you see him trying to merge, just let him in. His car's been totaled three times that month already, he totally ready to make it a fourth.

Morgan - shes fine overall, but ooooh my god, does she tailgate like it's her fuckign job. Only one in the Dancing Fish with a car, so expect to see all of them squashed in their after practice.

Rachel - Abysmal. doesn't know the first thing about cars. It starts making a funny noise and she's just like "oh! that's a new one ^.^" until her car stops working all together. She knows she's supposed to change the oil, she just doesn't know how frequently or why.

[kbetacygni]

dexter morgan monologuing about the banalities of life and how strange and confusing human relationships are. close enough, welcome back jerry seinfeld

[prowrestlingindustrialcomplex]

This whole Liv, Rhea, and Dom segment made me miss Jerry Springer.

[angel-maldonado-enthusiast]

CLINTON AND NADINE (1988)

dir. Neil Burger

[lobbycards]

Street Smart, French lobby card. 1987

[cinnamoncee]

1958

[urdadstype]

Masterlist

Many characters from different series/movies and famous people blurbs and headcanons!!

You can ask me to add someone if you want and I’ll see what I can do!

Fluff-☺️ Angst-😔 Smut-🔥

Dc Universe

Richard “Dick” Grayson

Bruised Nights - Dick comes home with more wounds than usually and reader gets angry at him for not being careful☺️

Bruce Wayne

(Nothing yet)

Marvel

Deadpool

(Nothing yet)

Matt Murdock

(Nothing yet)

Eddie Brock

(Nothing yet)

The Vampire Diaries

Damon Salvatore

(Nothing yet)

Stefan Salvatore

(Nothing yet)

Enzo St. John

(Nothing yet)

Kai Parker

(Nothing yet)

Sons of Anarchy

Jax Teller

(Nothing yet)

Juice Ortiz

(Nothing yet)

Half-sack

(Nothing yet)

AHS

Kai Anderson

(Nothing yet)

Supernatural

Dean Winchester

(Nothing yet)

Sam Winchester

(Nothing yet)

BTVS

Spike

(Nothing yet)

Teen Wolf

Scott McCall

(Nothing yet)

Stiles Stilinski

(Nothing yet)

Jordan Parrish

(Nothing yet)

Theo Raeken

(Nothing yet)

True Blood

Eric Northman

(Nothing yet)

Dexter

Dexter Morgan

(Nothing yet)

Joey Quinn

(Nothing yet)

Horror movies

Jerry Dandrige

(Nothing yet)

Ghostface

(Nothing yet)

Celebrities

Jordan Riki

(Nothing yet)

[paceypeternathanslawyer]

Jerry and Millie crumbs in The Dick Van Dyke Show

1x02: My Blonde Haired Brunette

[soapkaars]

The King of Swords

‘Upright: mental clarity, intellectual power, authority, truth. Reversed: quiet power, inner truth, misuse of power, manipulation.’ ‘A mature man with sound intellectual understanding and reasoning, this card depicts a man who is strong-hearted, decisive, and intellectually oriented.’

Finishing off the suit of swords, I chose Morgan Heywood from The Patsy. I absolutely hate this film, I hate Jerry Lewis, but I do like Lorre playing his role as the world-weary manager who, together with his cynical companions, rope in a bellboy to substitute the dead comedian who they were managing. While many of Lorre’s later roles could fit on this card there’s something about his simmering dislike as Morgan Heywood that shines through in this film that makes him so much more memorable than this film deserves. When Jerry Lewis’ character does a terrible job in the film, Lorre’s dull glare conveys so much more disdain and tired rage that you wish the film’d focused on him more. Even the way he applauds, in the old-fashioned german way, by knocking on the table he’s sitting at, conveys years of experience and history and character. Morgan Heywood is an old showbiz manager who’s seen the business’ ups and downs, probably has an impressive record and book collection at his tastefully modernist home, and who radiates the card’s qualities of quiet dignity, authority and truth through experience, as well as the shadow side of the mind: manipulative, cynical, and the misanthropic attitude old age can bring to someone who’s been disappointed multiple times in their life. A perfect candidate to close off this shadowy and troubled suit.

[big-boah-2]

I want all of us to take our very different Arthurs (and other characters) and put them in a room and observe them interacting

[all-that-glitters-is-goldfish]

cym as twd characters

Daryl Dixon- @lokighost

Rosita Espinosa- @bckybarns

Negan- @vibraniumcollar

Jerry- @zvdvdlvr

Carol Peletier- @emerald-chaos

Beth Greene- @flordeamatista

Jesus- @sexyprise

[triplethreattheater]

Triple Threat Theater Episode 85:

A Sheep In Wolf's Clothing

Films discussed on this episode:

Stand By Me (1986)

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

The Green Mile (1999)

Runtime: 1 hours, 49 minutes

Hosted By: Joe Daxberger & Rian Miller

Subscribe to Triple Threat Theater on iTunes or check us out on SoundCloud.

Follow Triple Threat Theater on Twitter and Instagram.

[angel-maldonado-enthusiast]

Clinton And Nadine (1988), dir. Jerry Schatzberg.

[lobbycards]

Street Smart, Spanish lobby card. 1987

[suchananewsblog]

Tracy Morgan on A-listers showing Knicks playoff love: ‘I’m not a fair-weather fan’

There’s something fishy about Tracy Morgan. The diehard Knicks fan won’t eat anything at the World’s Most Famous Arena when he cheers on New York against the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Playoffs Sunday, he dished to The Post. “Well I’m a pescatarian now, so all I eat is fish and vegetables, so I eat before I go,” he said. And the Bed-Stuy native isn’t about to get…