Baker's Dozen II (Part 1)

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas
  7. Ben Kingsley

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas
  7. Ben Kingsley
  8. Benedict Cumberbatch

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas
  7. Ben Kingsley
  8. Benedict Cumberbatch
  9. Faye Dunaway

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas
  7. Ben Kingsley
  8. Benedict Cumberbatch
  9. Faye Dunaway
  10. Ian McKellen

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas
  7. Ben Kingsley
  8. Benedict Cumberbatch
  9. Faye Dunaway
  10. Ian McKellen
  11. Mark Hamill

Actors/actresses who have played good people and bad people

  1. Sigourney Weaver
  2. Jack Nicholson
  3. Billy Zane
  4. Glenn Close
  5. Edward G. Robinson
  6. Michael Douglas
  7. Ben Kingsley
  8. Benedict Cumberbatch
  9. Faye Dunaway
  10. Ian McKellen
  11. Mark Hamill
  12. Demi Moore

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach
  6. I’m in a real pickle, here.

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach
  6. I’m in a real pickle, here.
  7. Just a red herring

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach
  6. I’m in a real pickle, here.
  7. Just a red herring
  8. Nothing but sour grapes

-“BB”-

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach
  6. I’m in a real pickle, here.
  7. Just a red herring
  8. Nothing but sour grapes
  9. He has bigger fish to fry.

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach
  6. I’m in a real pickle, here.
  7. Just a red herring
  8. Nothing but sour grapes
  9. He has bigger fish to fry.
  10. That guy’s a bad apple.

Common phrases that include an adjective and the name of a food, but are generally ascribed to something other than food.

  1. He’s a good egg
  2. That was a tough nut to crack.
  3. Kansas is flat as a pancake.
  4. Easy as pie
  5. Pretty as a peach
  6. I’m in a real pickle, here.
  7. Just a red herring
  8. Nothing but sour grapes
  9. He has bigger fish to fry.
  10. That guy’s a bad apple.
  11. What he said was complete baloney.