Friday, March 15, 2019

IN THREEE WORDS

Tell us what comes to mind in three words with our weekly guest.

In three words
Diahann Carroll 

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30 comments:

  1. the dogs' mother3/15/2019

    Favorite tv show - long time ago... :-)

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  2. Dave R3/15/2019

    First black sitcom

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  3. Bob3/15/2019

    More than three words, but when she joined Dynasty she called herself:
    First Black Bitch on TV.

    I'd go with ...
    Classy Gorgeous Lady

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  4. anne marie in philly3/15/2019

    julia, singer, actress

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  5. Deedles3/15/2019

    Sidney Poitier's mistress. (Yes I went there).
    Breast cancer survivor.

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  6. mrpeenee3/15/2019

    Coyingly mushy sitcom.

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  7. Agnes Goldberg-DeWoofs3/15/2019

    accomplished, graceful, beautiful

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  8. gretchen Reukauf3/15/2019

    Alexis Carrington's match.

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  9. Asriel 3/15/2019

    tasteful, elegant, sublime.

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  10. Asriel 3/15/2019

    tasteful, elegant, sublime

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  11. Cleo Phatra3/15/2019

    Broke television history

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  12. ursula of opera3/15/2019

    brilliant, talented actress

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  13. Miss Lady Finger3/15/2019

    talented wonderful singer

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  14. eroswings3/16/2019

    Dynasty's Dominique Deveraux!

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  15. Sixpence Notthewiser3/16/2019

    Classy, sassy, sexy.

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  16. The Midnight Magpie3/16/2019

    Historic black actress

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  17. Blobby3/16/2019

    Earl J. Waggedorn

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  18. Madame Redfern3/16/2019

    actress, singer and recording artis

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  19. Cap Chasen3/16/2019

    Tony Award Winner.

    And she was the first black woman to win one. I love her music best.

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  20. Mahogany Empress3/16/2019

    good Bronx girl

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  21. Deedles3/16/2019

    She actually isn't the first Black woman to star in a sitcom. She is the first to star in a non stereotypical domestic help role. That, I believe, was Ethel Waters, in Beulah. She quit because of the demeaning portrayal of Blacks. I forget who took her place. Ethel Waters did have a t.v. variety special in 1939. The first person of color, male or female, to do so. Thus endeth the lesson. Anne Marie, no one plays trivia games with me anymore. *Sigh*

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    1. Cello Josh3/16/2019

      I just saw you comment.I like trivia games.

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    2. Deedles3/16/2019

      Cello Josh, I love trivia games, especially anything that has to do with entertainment. Geography, just no! I once beat my sister at Trivia Pursuit because she threw a geography question at me, knowing I suck. It was What is the capitol of Montana. Heh, I knew the answer was Helena only because Gary Cooper was born there and I'd read his biography. I'm not even a sore loser or winner and no one will play.

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  22. Cello Josh3/16/2019

    Porgy and Bess

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  23. Robzilla3/16/2019

    Dominique Deveraux.

    Yeah, I only needed two words this time.

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  24. Kirk3/16/2019

    Lloyd Nolan's nurse.

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  25. Jon3/16/2019

    David Frost ex-fiancée.

    Ex-Mrs Vic Damone.

    Prefers Petrussian Beluga.

    Ciao... for now!

    Jx

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  26. Geo.3/17/2019

    Beautiful accomplished professional

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  27. Moving with Mitchell3/17/2019

    JULIA! CLASSIEST NURSE... (ever).

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  28. Inexplicable DeVice3/24/2019

    Amazing Dynasty Hair!

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Go ahead darling, tell me something fabulous!

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