Honoring the Best Fall Guy: Cyrus vs. Penguin

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The discussion revolves around the concept of a "best fall guy," with participants debating between characters such as Cyrus and Penguin, as well as referencing various actors and their roles in television and film. The conversation includes humor, personal preferences, and tangential discussions about pop culture and character portrayals.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants suggest creating an award for the best fall guy, specifically mentioning Cyrus and Penguin as contenders.
  • There is a humorous exchange about the meaning of "fall guy" and whether it applies to characters like Cyrus and Penguin.
  • Lee Majors is mentioned as a notable fall guy from an 80's series, with discussions about his roles and songs associated with him.
  • Participants share their memories of various actors and characters from shows like M*A*S*H, leading to confusion about who played which roles.
  • There are playful comments about personal feelings towards characters, including references to "Mr. Perfect" as a pet name for Cyrus.
  • Some participants express uncertainty about the details of actors' careers and roles, leading to corrections and clarifications among them.
  • There is a light-hearted acknowledgment of the thread's deviation from its original topic, with participants joking about the off-topic nature of the conversation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of preferences and opinions regarding the best fall guy, with no clear consensus on who should be awarded the title. There are multiple competing views on the characters and actors discussed, and the conversation remains largely unresolved.

Contextual Notes

Some participants exhibit uncertainty about the details of actors' roles and the timeline of their careers, leading to corrections and clarifications that highlight the complexity of the discussion.

Who May Find This Useful

Fans of classic television and film, particularly those interested in character portrayals and actor trivia, may find this discussion engaging.

  • #31
@wolfram: ??http://www.the5thrace.com/forums/images/smilies/lovers.gif semed kinda topical
 
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  • #32
star.torturer said:
...sory about that

here it is
http://www.the5thrace.com/forums/images/smilies/offtopic.gif
isnt it good

Cool, i like grumpy little guys, they are so bounceable :smile:
 
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  • #33
Is that him? i thought he was so much more macho, that guy looks like one of Evo's fairies.
i wonder if evo knows you said this?

just a point!

are you referencing that popstarish guy in that bandana banana wit?h a pachpupjob on his fariewings
 
  • #34
wolram said:
I remember Lee Marvin now, he played the major in mash, i thought alan lad
was good as hawkeye ,and the little coms man doodah all ways made me laugh Frank was the fall guy, Hawkeye and TJ were all ways getting him in the mire .
Which version of MASH is this?

In the movie, MASH (1970), Hawkeye and Trapper were played by Donald Sutherland and Eliot Gould respectively. Major Burns was played by Robert Duvall.

In the TV series (1972), Alan Alda played Hawkeye and Wayne Rogers played Trapper John. McLean Stevenson played the hilariously funny Colonel Blake, and his replacement was Harry Morgan as Colonel Potter. One may remember Harry Morgan as Sargent Bill Gannon from Dragnet.

Lee Marvin starred in the Dirty Dozen (1967) as Maj. John Reisman.

Alan Ladd was a movie star from the 30's - 60's.
 
  • #35
Astronuc said:
Which version of MASH is this?

In the movie, MASH (1970), Hawkeye and Trapper were played by Donald Sutherland and Eliot Gould respectively. Major Burns was played by Robert Duvall.

In the TV series (1972), Alan Alda played Hawkeye and Wayne Rogers played Trapper John. McLean Stevenson played the hilariously funny Colonel Blake, and his replacement was Harry Morgan as Colonel Potter. One may remember Harry Morgan as Sargent Bill Gannon from Dragnet.

Lee Marvin starred in the Dirty Dozen (1967) as Maj. John Reisman.

Alan Ladd was a movie star from the 30's - 60's.

So who was the funny little guy with specks?
 
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