Which TV character would you most like to see in quicksand

[Duncan Edwards]

Regarding the imagination, this is as big as the person wants it, this is a thought, not a limit.

I'm not taking issue with your contributions. I just want to know if you are any relation to the late, great, Ed Wood?

Why the director Ed Wood?

He said something very similar in thought once. If you read it the right way it's brilliant.

Anyhow, let's get back to the subject of the thread. I would love to have seen Linda Carter sink all the way under. I don't mean Wonder Woman. I'm talking the entire statuesque amazoon personage of Linda Carter herself. That really would have worked for me.

[PM2K]

Anyhow, let's get back to the subject of the thread. I would love to have seen Linda Carter sink all the way under. I don't mean Wonder Woman. I'm talking the entire statuesque amazoon personage of Linda Carter herself. That really would have worked for me.

Amen!

[Hispanian1]

Mr. Duncan:


Thanks for the clarification respecting Ed Wood.

In my group there is a folder dedicated to Linda.
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Sus fotografias son verdadero arte.

Your pictures are real art.

In fact you have inspired some of my style, it is fair.

[Hispanian1]

In the words of Robert Palmer: Simply Irresistible.

[gilligansunder]

I know this subject was posted a while ago but I can't help myself. There is no shortage of characters but I'll some it up to eight. Charlie Pace from Lost, Chad Radwell from Scream Queens, Sam Oliver Reaper, Dutch Nilbog Breaking in, Clark Kent or Jimmy Olsen Smallville, Dean Winchester Supernatural, and Jesse Weller from Life Is Wild. I could go on and on but I must stop... Eddie Kelso and Pete Muldrow Friday the 13th: A New Beginning.