Crap. I thought the response was YES to comic roles. Sorry I wasted a question. :smack:
- No.
Huh. I thought EH had nailed it.
- Is he older than 49?
Has he been a regular on a television series within the last ten years?
- No
- Yes.
I’m willing to go past 20 questions if you guys need, by the way. I think you’ll get it soon enough.
Kiefer Sutherland?
- No
OK, Hint time(as we go past question 20).
Hint: This actor and another actor have appeared as characters(and have interacted with one another) on two separate shows in the past 5 years.
Different shows and different characters, but both actors have appeared in both.
The other actor is British, by the way…not that we are guessing about him.
Was one of these shows a spin off of the other?
Was at least one of these shows set in a medical facility?
In the meantime, I’ll do one. I am thinking of a CONSUMER PRODUCT.
Is this product intended to be ingested by humans?
Is it bigger than a breadbox?
Heh. Classic question.
No.
No.
I wonder what will happen in twenty years when the kids don’t know what the hell a breadbox is.
They’ll ask, “Is it bigger than a Wii console?”
Does it typically cost more than $500?
Nope.
- No, both were unique, new shows that had ZERO connection to each other…which is why they both played new and different characters on each.
- Nope.
I am pretty sure most “kids” have never seen a breadbox. At least the ones I remember as a kid in the 1960’s.
Is this product generally used inside?
I figure Google Images will still be around.
Question: Is this product designed to be worn on the body?
We had a breadbox in our flat in Britain in 1990.
The product is no more likely to be used inside than outside.
One version is.
Five down.