query: when did charlie and the waitress get married in real life

pos: Charlie Day Philadelphia" to host "SNL" (after Danny DeVito, though DeVito hosted "SNL" before "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" premiered). DeVito made a special appearance during Day's opening monologue. In September 2014, Day provided his voice for "The Sims 4" TV spots. Day has been married to actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis since March 4, 2006. They met in 2001 and were dating in 2004 when they co-starred as incestuous siblings on "Reno 911!". Ellis has a recurring role on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" as "The Waitress" an object of the unrequited love and obsession for Day's character. The couple had their

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) she will never be interested in him (the actress who plays The Waitress, Mary Elizabeth Ellis, is in fact married to Charlie Day, who portrays Charlie). Charlie's attempts to woo The Waitress invariably end badly for her, as his actions have caused her to lose jobs and sleep with Frank and Dennis. Despite this, he seems to have had luck with other women, such as in the pilot episode ""The Gang Gets Racist"", where he begins dating a girl he meets at a community center, only to be dumped when trying to use her to get a date with The

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) obsession when she realizes he has been helping her avoid danger by testing her food for poison and putting vitamins in her shampoo. The Waitress is "easily forgettable" according to the Gang, who only refer to her as "The Waitress," with the only one who possibly knows her name being Charlie. Dennis once received a phone call from The Waitress, but he did not recognize who she was when she referred to herself by her real name. Her name tag was also missing at the high school reunion and Dee forgot she went to school with her, believing that they

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) and assistance in seducing the waitress. Charlie's obsession with the Waitress fuels a surprising capacity for cruelty and manipulation. Charlie is the only one of the Gang who displays any real work ethic, being the only one taking on less-desirable work around the bar, work referred to as "Charlie work" by the rest of the Gang. Also, in the various episodes where he and the Gang get jobs outside the bar, he tends to have the most hustle. Overall, he seems to be the least morally bankrupt member of the Gang. Charlie seems to be the most artistically talented member

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) apartment go unfinished, and The Waitress realizes that Charlie is valuable to her life as he is the only person who cares about her well being. She also gets jealous when Charlie finds an interest in a new woman, demanding to know who "that bitch" is. Charlie goes to great lengths in order to woo The Waitress, including trying to impress her by demonstrating his paternal nature by pretending to raise other people's babies. He also fabricates a story about him having terminal cancer when he sees her wearing a Lance Armstrong bracelet. He also attempts to connect with her

neg: Arno Brandner life. Arno proves to Erika that she's the woman he wants and only has to help Charlie because she has no other to count on. As Clarissa is found and suffers amnesia, Charlie becomes head of Clarissa's estate, which holds shares in 'Brandner Bau'. Charlie tries to get involved into Arno's company. But when he teaches her a lesson, she realizes that she better stays out of it. Arno's relationship with Erika gets more serious as he proposes to her. Erika plans her wedding to Arno as she meets the lesbian waitress Nina Ryan. The two women form a friendship

neg: One Life to Live storylines (2000–2013) surgery, Nash married Jessica. The transplant was successful, but David wanted $10,000,000 before he agreed to the transplant. Viki learned the truth, and in an attempt to regain their friendship, David gave the money back to Clint, and Viki forgave David. Viki Davidson wound up on an adventure of her own when she left Llanview for Paris, Texas, in 2007. She began working at a diner as a waitress and fell in love with Charlie Banks, Jared's father. Viki then realized that Charlie was an alcoholic. He turned back to the bottle after failing to reconnect with his son. Viki

neg: Big Bad John (film) Charlie walks to First Man (Michael Hunter) and Waitress (Bonnie Isaac) talks and then Charlie makes sure that Jacque is attempting this and then Jacque shoots First Man and the goons arrive and then Charlie shoots the goons and then Waitress runs. Charlie runs from Jacque and then Jacque says you left me here and then Charlie runs. At the motel Charlie walks in and talks to Motel Manager (Doug Jackson) is saying I'm sorry they said Room 3 is out of service get room 6 instead and then Charlie walks to room 6 and then he enjoys himself sitting

neg: Charlie Banks (One Life to Live) Charlie Banks (One Life to Live) Charlie Banks is a fictional character from the ABC soap opera "One Life to Live". He was portrayed by Brian Kerwin from October 25, 2007, to May 11, 2011. He re-appeared on December 12 and 13, 2011, when Viki returned to Paris, Texas. Charlie comes into the Bon Jour Café in Paris, Texas, in October 2007; he soon befriends his waitress, Victoria "Viki" Lord Davidson, and asks her out. Charlie and Viki have a date at the local drive-in. A recovering alcoholic, Charlie is looking for his son to make amends. He gets a

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) Waitress. Another instance of Charlie having a stable girlfriend is in the season eight episode ""Charlie and Dee Find Love"", where he begins dating an attractive and wealthy young woman, played by Alexandra Daddario, who appreciates him for who he is. Unfortunately, Charlie ruins this relationship by revealing he only was using this kind young woman to get closer to The Waitress. In the season ten episode "The Gang Misses the Boat", Charlie and Sweet Dee share an intimate night after an intense slam poetry session together, but by the following day refuse to even comment on the previous night's

neg: Charlie Harper (Two and a Half Men) When he was 17, he almost married a woman whom he thought was the love of his life, but relented; as Charlie says, if he didn't, he would today be married to a "65-year old retired belly dancer". Charlie constantly criticizes Alan's and Jake's presence in his house, but generally seems comfortable that they are around, because they are the only people who have known him for a long time and remain in his daily life. When Alan was surprised to find Charlie did not have their mother's cell phone number in his contacts list, Charlie told him "If I

neg: Charlie Harper (Two and a Half Men) wears, and instructing him to try to emulate Charlie's poses; she has named all of her five ferrets Charlie. Rose's father (portrayed by Sheen's real-life father Martin) became similarly obsessed with Charlie's mother Evelyn; Charlie and Evelyn sought "expert" assistance (i.e., Rose) to get rid of him. Charlie is usually charmed by Rose, but is not interested in a relationship with her, even though Berta thinks they are a good couple together. When Rose decided to leave to go to London Charlie believed that she was only pretending in order to get him into a relationship with her; after she

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) also very capable of devising intricate, Machiavellian schemes, manipulating other characters to his own ends. He particularly displays this when he seduces and manipulates a beautiful and wealthy girl named Ruby before insulting, rejecting, and humiliating her in front of a packed mansion of guests, merely because the Waitress finally acknowledged his presence in her life. He has also orchestrated elaborate schemes when given authority in the bar by Frank in the episode ""Mac Bangs Dennis's Mom"", where he successfully convinces Dennis to humiliate himself sexually and get in a fight with Mac and convinces Dee to give him favors

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) by pretending to be an alcoholic so he could continue to spend time with her at Alcoholics Anonymous, where he continues to guilt her into being his sponsor. Charlie once proposed to The Waitress, but she declined. Dennis does not care for The Waitress whatsoever; however, she is notably infatuated with him. When together, she seems to forget herself and follows Dennis blindly and will do most anything to get his attention; some instances even involve her making decisions against her better moral judgment. Her most extreme cases of trying to grab Dennis' attention include being Charlie's sponsor for Alcoholics

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) met ten years later when Charlie introduced them. The Waitress has worked a number of menial side jobs alongside her occupation as a coffee shop waitress, including a manager of a corporate pub, a booth manager at a carnival, and a food delivery woman. She struggles financially and eventually ends up in a women's shelter. The Waitress is an on-again off-again alcoholic, who has been involved with Alcoholics Anonymous for years, but as a result of the Gang's actions, she repeatedly relapses. When intoxicated, she is rude and belligerent. Charlie Kelly openly stalks The Waitress, and keeps a journal of

neg: Posh (play) landlord Chris and his waitress daughter Rachel that he will keep things under control. While James avoids his presidential duties, others vie for his position. Inspired by his godfather Jeremy, a former Riot Club member and now a Tory MP, Guy tries to impress the boys with a "ten bird roast'. Others are less restrained; one has hired Charlie the prostitute. When Charlie arrives she refuses to get under the table and perform oral sex on the boys; they are surprised at her scruples. As the members get more drunk and rowdy their bullying of each other and of Chris

neg: Charlie Banks (One Life to Live) says he does. On April 13, Viki files for divorce. In May 2011, Charlie learns of Echo's lies and lashes out at her, ending their relationship. Charlie learns that the Bon Jour Cafe in Paris, Texas, was destroyed and wants to help rebuild it. On May 11, 2011, Charlie apologizes to Viki and the two part ways. Charlie returns to Texas, and Viki goes to see Clint. When Viki goes back to Texas for the annual pie contest, she and Charlie run into each other as Viki again becomes a waitress. Though awkward at first, Charlie apologizes for the failures

neg: Liz Parker as a waitress after school. She did well in school, especially in science that had been her passion since she was a child. Her dream was to go into molecular biology at Harvard university. However, after the events in the season three finale, Liz's whereabouts are unknown. Liz is a complex character; very sweet and kind overall, yet strong and determined. Control is something very important for her: with it, she can get facts and answers and this makes her feel more safe about herself, those she loves, and life in general. However, her real nature isn't really so controlled.

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) Gang," but frequently finds herself involved in the Gang's antics due to being dragged in as a pawn for one member to get revenge on or humiliate another member. Despite having an on-again off-again crush on Dennis Reynolds, the Waitress despises the Gang, most notably Dee Reynolds, who is responsible for most of The Waitress' involuntary involvement with the Gang. The Waitress is openly stalked by Charlie Kelly, who is enamored with her, but the Waitress constantly rebuffs him. She has numerous restraining orders against him, but that doesn't stop him, as she begins to allow him to continue his

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) rating in terms of enjoyability and fun. Mac has little relationship with The Waitress outside of trying to sleep with her in order to upset Charlie, on account of Charlie smashing one of Mac's "Project Badass" tapes. This is later revealed to be untrue, as the tape Charlie was smashing was actually Frank and The Waitress' sex tape that Charlie mistakenly watched. Mac and The Waitress actually have only engaged in "hand stuff." The Waitress sleeps with Frank in order to make Dennis jealous of her. She does this under the guidance of Dee, who is being instructed by Charlie,

neg: Shake It Up (U.S. TV series) episode "Charlie Shakes It Up" premiered. In this episode "Good Luck Charlie" characters Teddy, Amy and Charlie all go to Chicago to visit their great-aunt Nell so they can get into the will and get rich. When they arrive, they take the wrong car and are mistaken for the Duncan Sisters (two famous dancers) on "Shake It Up Chicago!". Rocky and CeCe notice that they are imposters when Flynn wants to get the real Duncan Sisters autograph. After Teddy and Amy explain the truth the real Duncan Sisters appear into the studio so Deuce locks them into the janitor's closet

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) waitress in season 12 "Dennis' Double Life" where they both expressed their feelings together and ended up having sex, only for Charlie to realize she is not what he pictured her to be. Charlie consistently shows more empathy than any other member of The Gang and seems to have slightly higher ethical standards. For example, he turned in the McPoyle Brothers when they attempted to profit from accusing a former teacher of molestation. In the episode ""The Gang Finds a Dead Guy"", he and Mac burn a box of authentic Nazi memorabilia once belonging to Dennis and Dee's grandfather, although

neg: Shoot the Piano Player Shoot the Piano Player Shoot the Piano Player (; UK title: Shoot the Pianist) is a 1960 French New Wave crime drama film directed by François Truffaut and starring Charles Aznavour as the titular pianist. It is based on the novel "Down There" by David Goodis. A washed-up classical pianist, Charlie Kohler/Edouard Saroyan (Charles Aznavour), bottoms out after his wife's suicide — stroking the keys in a Parisian dive bar. The waitress, Lena (Marie Dubois), is falling in love with Charlie, who it turns out is not who he says he is. When his brothers get in trouble with gangsters,

neg: Mac (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) religious views on homosexuality. In the final scene of the season 4 episode "Mac's Banging the Waitress," Charlie says to Dennis, "Do you still get the feeling he wants to bang us? That's what this is all about," after Mac tries to demonstrate how "badass" he is by falling from the roof onto a pile of mattresses. In the season 9 episode "Mac Day," Charlie says, "I know we've never said this as a group, but Mac's gay," to which the rest of The Gang readily agrees. In Season 10, when Dennis is listing all of the delusions The Gang

neg: Mabel's Married Life Charlie demands the dummy leaves. He pushes it. It swings back then rolls forward again striking Charlie. Charlie tries to placate it but ends up striking it again. Each time he hits it, it hits him back harder. Mabel joins in the fight then reveals to Charlie that it is just a dummy. Meanwhile, neighbour get concerned at the noise. Motion Picture News noted, "All will be aching from laughter when it is over." A reviewer from Bioscope wrote, "The mix-up between Mabel, Charles and the dummy is extremely funny, and in the restaurant Mr. Chaplin gives a very excellent

neg: One Life to Live characters (2000s) Noelle shares tales of woe from life with her ex-husband. When fugitive Marcie McBain (who had been posing as new waitress "Sally Ann") is arrested along with Noelle's fellow waitress Gigi Morasco following a police stand-off, Noelle takes care of Gigi's young son Shane. Moe and Noelle are seen again in May 2008, when Natalie and her secret lover, con man Jared Banks, visit Paris and the Bon Jour to get away from the prying eyes of the Buchanan family. They are unaware that the notorious David Vickers, the true Buchanan heir, has taken a job at the Bon Jour

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) The Waitress is a fictional character on the FX series (which later moved to FXX), "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", and is portrayed by Mary Elizabeth Ellis. The Waitress is the most prominent recurring character in the series; initially a waitress at a Philadelphia coffee shop, who is the unfortunate love interest of main character Charlie Kelly (Charlie Day), who routinely stalks her, much to her disgust. The Waitress is the most frequently featured character of the recurring cast of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia". The Waitress is not a part of "the

neg: It Could Happen to You (1994 film) It Could Happen to You (1994 film) It Could Happen to You is a 1994 American romantic comedy-drama film starring Nicolas Cage and Bridget Fonda. It is the story of New York City police officer (Cage) who wins the lottery and splits his winnings with a waitress (Fonda). This basic premise was inspired by a real-life incident. Isaac Hayes has a role as undercover reporter and photographer Angel Dupree, while also being the film's narrator. The film was remade in Hindi as "Bade Dilwala", which was released in 1999 and in Telugu as "Bahumati" in 2007. NYPD officer Charlie Lang

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) all her activities and whereabouts day to day, but Dee steals it in return for a favor from The Waitress. It is likely he has begun a new one although Charlie has stated that he "has copies" of the original. On occasion, he has hired other people to stalk her and report her whereabouts. The Waitress has issued several restraining orders against Charlie, but amends them to allow Charlie to come within a fifty-foot radius after many of the tasks Charlie completes for her, including putting vitamins in her shampoo, testing her food for poison, and killing rats for her

neg: Seascape (play) and get in touch with his youth. Charlie refuses, embarrassed by her insistence. Nancy changes the subject to their sex life. She tells him about a time in their marriage when she thought of divorcing him. There was tension, and she suspected that he was having an affair. Charlie denies this, and Nancy accepts his word. Nancy encourages him to sink under the water again and to show her how he did it. Charlie again refuses and turns the conversation to her. He tells her that she was a good wife. Nancy says the same about him, listing the many

neg: A Charlie Brown Christmas instructs him, and the accompanying Linus, to get an aluminum Christmas tree that is big, shiny and pink from a nearby tree lot. When they get to the lot, filled with numerous trees fitting Lucy's description, Charlie Brown ironically and symbolically chooses the only real tree there (in disbelief that wooden Christmas trees still exist)—a tiny sapling. Linus is unsure about Charlie Brown's choice, but Charlie Brown is convinced that all it needs is some decoration and it will be just right. While those two get the tree, Schroeder tries to pass off "Für Elise" as a Christmas song, as

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) incident. In the season 12 episode The Gang Tends Bar, Dee makes Charlie a valentine and gets angry with him when he doesn't give one back. After threatening him with a bag of Anthrax (actually just powdered sugar) he writes a song for her, which she calls pathetic. Other instances throughout the series suggest that there may be unadmitted feelings between the two. Charlie's genuine affection for The Waitress, twisted and sociopathic as it often is, has been cited by co-creator Glenn Howerton as an element that grounds The Gang's misadventures somewhat. He did however manage to win over the

neg: Beth Hart she's got it all. She's the new Janis Joplin, Tina Turner - the real deal, you know?" Hart is married to her road manager Scott Guetzkow, and currently resides in Los Angeles. Her manager is David Wolff and her tour and production manager is her husband, Scott Guetzkow. Hart has struggled with drug addiction and bi-polar disorder, but has taken control of her life and medical issues through religion and practicing transcendental meditation. At the 56th Annual Grammy Awards, Hart received a nomination for Best Blues Album with "Seesaw", ultimately losing to Ben Harper and Charlie Musselwhite's "Get Up!". Hart

neg: Claire Bennet to save waitress Charlie Andrews. Claire is amongst the Union Wells Wildcats cheerleaders, including Jackie Wilcox, cheering their team to victory against San Antonio when she spots her father Noah looking on. Noah expresses his regrets about not being able to attend the homecoming game, but Claire tells him not to worry about it, and that they can hang out whenever they want to. Noah then lets her rejoin the cheerleaders. In "Shadowboxing", Claire is determined to get answers about the sorority rush attacks. She convinces Noah and the Haitian to intervene to help her. When they arrive at the

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) in order to get The Waitress (through a convoluted plan) to like him. Unbeknownst to anyone for a long time after, Frank records their sex. His toupée falls off during their love-making session. The Waitress sleeps with him in the 7th season finale as she is drunk after the High School Reunion. Many fans interpreted the seventh season's two-part finale, "High School Reunion," as an indirect reveal of The Waitress' real name. In the episode, The Gang attends their high school reunion and Frank, feeling left out, decides to go with them. Since there is no name tag for him,

neg: Charlie Gehringer from the family farm outside Fowlerville, Michigan, to Detroit. Gehringer recalled that she was a diabetic and "needed someone to look after her." Gehringer speculated that he might have married earlier (he didn't marry until he was 42) "but I couldn't see bringing a wife into that kind of situation." Gehringer noted that his mother was a "great fan" who would either come out to the ballpark to watch her son play or listen to Harry Heilmann's radio broadcasts on the porch. Gehringer did not marry until after his mother died, and when he did get married in 1949, he

neg: Winona Ryder participated in a real wedding ceremony during the filming of "Bram Stoker's Dracula": "We actually got married in Dracula. No, I swear to god I think we’re married in real life. In that scene, Francis [Ford Coppola] used a real Romanian priest,” she added. “We shot the master and he did the whole thing. So I think we’re married." Coppola corroborated her story, saying: "This is pretty authentic and I think very beautiful, because we actually did the ceremony and had the priest do the ceremony. So in a sense, when we were all done, we realized that Keanu and

neg: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (season 5) wrestling show for American troops stationed in Afghanistan and Iraq, with Frank also dresses up as a trash man for his wrestling-for-the-troops persona. In their dating lives, The Waitress announces her upcoming wedding, which sends Dee into a panic while Mac and Dennis introduce Charlie to online dating to get his mind off the fact that his days of stalking The Waitress are over once she says, "I do." Dennis introduces the gang to his manipulative guide to scoring with women, while Dee has an online relationship with a soldier who turns out to be a wheelchair user. This season

neg: Heroes: Saving Charlie time (as seen in the episode "Six Months Ago") in hopes of saving the life of Charlene "Charlie" Andrews, a waitress with enhanced memory, with whom Hiro has fallen in love, but who is destined to die at the hands of super-powered serial killer, Sylar. These are characters that are talked about at some point in the novel and in flashbacks but do not necessarily appear in the story. Heroes: Saving Charlie Saving Charlie is a novel written by Aury Wallington and published by Del Rey Books (), based upon the television series "Heroes". It was released on December 26,

neg: Les Boys attempting to get the pub's attractive waitress to notice him, but she only has eyes for the team's best player, the hunky, but married, mechanic. When game day arrives, the waitress has waylaid the mechanic on the pretext that her car needs work. The rest of the players show up (including the goalie, who has previously vowed retirement) to find themselves faced with a team of ringers, including players they recognize from various minor leagues. Bewildered by the competition and handicapped by the lack of their best player, they quickly fall behind until the pub owner finally discloses the wager,

neg: Doug Williams and Julie Olson soapmill as 'just friends,' but slowly it developed into a full-scale love affair." On an October 1974 weekend, the two secretly married. Only a few friends of the couple knew about the event. When the press got knowledge of this, it "set off a commotion among fans, who wrote endless letters to the show asking that the couple also be allowed to get married in the story. If they could get married in real life, so the argument went, they certainly should be able to get together on screen." The writers of "Days of our Lives" refused popular demand, and

neg: Shadowboxing (Heroes) diner in Texas where Charlie Andrews worked. Sylar threatens to kill the new waitress if Matt doesn't tell him about how he ended up in his mind. Matt complies, telling him he made Sylar believe he was Nathan, resulting in Sylar's mind being trapped in Matt's, and how he, Angela Petrelli, and Noah are the only three who know the truth. Sylar then announces his intentions to get his body back and kill everyone involved, but when he steps outside, he is confronted at gunpoint by several police officers. Matt reveals that while Sylar was doodling on a napkin earlier,

neg: Ronnie Mitchell them both being married. Ronnie admits she doesn't love Charlie, and ends their marriage. Charlie and Roxy come up with a plan to flee to France with Matthew, but Roxy secretly tells Ronnie and they plan to double cross Charlie and get him arrested. However, events backfire and Ronnie nearly loses Matthew, though Charlie returns to Walford soon after. Ronnie asks Vincent to help her get rid of Charlie, and he disappears, with Roxy finding his discarded wallet. She later asks Honey Mitchell (Emma Barton) to move in with her. When Dean becomes increasingly controlling over Roxy, Ronnie asks Linda's

neg: Charlie Banks (One Life to Live) Rodi's Bar. He finds a drinking buddy in troubled Dr. Michael McBain, whose wife Marcie is on the run from the police and FBI after the court had ordered that their adopted son be returned to his biological father. Charlie ends up spending the night at Michael's apartment. Michael learns form Charlie that Marcie had been in Paris, Texas, and the two fly down to Paris. Charlie continues to drown his sorrows and shows up at the Bon Jour Café drunk. Unsure of how to handle the situation, waitress Gigi Morasco calls Viki for help. Viki flies back to Paris

neg: Tempest Storm been sexually abused at that approximate time in her life. At 14, she worked as a waitress in Columbus, Georgia, where she quickly married a U.S. Marine in order to emancipate herself from her parents, and had the marriage annulled after 24 hours. At 15, she married a Columbus shoe salesman, whose sister worked with her at a hosiery mill. Storm said in a 1968 interview with film reviewer Roger Ebert that after six months in that marriage, "I just left one day. I still had it in my mind to go to Hollywood. I couldn't get it out of

neg: Charlie Schneider the wrong guys. Most of them use Charlie because of her wealthy lifestyle and she is left heartbroken many times. Charlie begins an affair with David McNeal and falls in love with him. They get into a relationship, but when Charlie's worst enemy, Tanja von Anstetten, who was supposed to be dead, returns, and wants to get back at Charlie. She threatens her with her life and begins an affair with David. Tanja makes sure Charlie finds out about it and Charlie catches David with Tanja in bed. Charlie breaks up with him, but Tanja isn't finished with her old

neg: Monica Geller Courteney and David, who did get married." Before marrying Cox, Arquette had guest starred in an episode of "Friends" as Phoebe's love interest. During season 10, Cox got pregnant with her and Arquette's child. At that same time, her character and on-screen husband were going through the process of adopting a child. Like Monica and Chandler, Cox and Arquette had also struggled with conceiving in real life. Although Kudrow's real-life pregnancy had successfully been written into the show, the same could not have been done for Cox because "Friends" had already long-established that Monica is incapable of having children. Therefore,

neg: The Young and the Restless characters (1970s) 1988, Kay married Rex Sterling, a bum who had spent some time in prison that Jill hired and cleaned up to trick Kay. His former cellmate Clint Radison finds Marge Cotrooke, a diner waitress and realizes that she looks the same as Katherine. He decides to use her in his plan to replace Kay with Marge and get to her fortune. His friends get jobs at the Chancellor Mansion, while Marge is taught to act like Kay. Kay Chancellor and her housekeeper Esther Valentine are held captive while Marge replaces Kay. Marge immediately changes things from Katherine's life, starting from

neg: What a Whopper wanes when Tony is unable to produce a promised photo of the monster. He and his friends make another phony monster to photograph, only discover the locals have made their own monsters. Vernon and Charlie decide to get married, while Marie falls for Tony, and the poached salmon are inadvertently loaded into a police car. The film ends with Tony and Marie attempting to escape an angry mob by rowing across the loch, only for the real monster to appear. Aspiring writer Jeremy Lloyd was working as a travelling salesman of rust-proof paint in the late 1950s when he wrote

neg: Alice Hyatt Arizona, where she finds a job as a waitress at a greasy spoon called Mel's Diner, which is run by Mel Sharples (Vic Tayback). She struggles with her new job at first, but eventually gets the hang of it with help from the cynical head waitress, Florence Jean "Flo" Castleberry (Diane Ladd). She also meets local, divorced farmer named David (Kris Kristofferson), and they fall in love. They nearly break up when they get into an argument over their future together, but David ultimately says he loves her and Tommy and wants to spend the rest of his life taking

neg: Jason Stanford (consultant) used in the film. He did appear in "All About Ann", an HBO documentary about the life of former Texas Governor Ann Richards, as well as in "Along Came Kinky", a film that documented Kinky Friedman's campaign during that gubernatorial election. Stanford is married to Sonia Van Meter. His parents are journalist Phil Stanford and Pili Meyer, a real estate agent. He also has two brothers: Charlie Stanford, a jazz guitarist, and Zac Stanford, a screenwriter. Jason Stanford (consultant) Jason Stanford was the communications director for Austin Mayor Steve Adler. Previously, he was a Democratic strategist, commentator and author based

neg: Rhodes to Perdition of being upset about the ring being returned. He says that he returned it to give her the happy life she deserved. She says that she feels that she brings out the dark side of her lovers. The Rhodes girls are celebrating before the party when Lily pulls CeCe away to look at photos. Carol expresses her jealousy that Charlie was able to get "more money out of her than I did in 45 years". Max enters and Charlie tells him to leave. Serena tells them she knows about their past. Lily comes to Charlie's rescue but Carol gets angry

neg: The Nightman Cometh to play. Initially, Mac is excited to play The Dayman, but Dennis goads him into trading parts. Frank is cast as the troll and Dee is picked to play the princess. Dee is concerned over the subject matter of her song's lyrics, contending they sound like she molests children. Charlie also tries in vain to get Frank to say "boy's soul" rather than "boy's hole" in his song. Charlie tracks down The Waitress, giving her a ticket and telling her that he will never bother her again if she attends. On the night of the show, the gang is excited

neg: Bride for Rent get money from his trust fund is to fulfill the conditions set by his grandmother and that is to get married. That's when he meets Rocky who agrees to act as his pseudo wife in exchange for a “talent fee.” With Rocco's tempting offer and Rocky's need for money, the two seal the deal. As Rocky and Rocco go through their married life, problems come one after another thus, they are forced to reconcile their differences and work with each other. However the real complication begins when feelings start to grow between the two of them. Will they be able

neg: Snoopy's Getting Married, Charlie Brown Snoopy's Getting Married, Charlie Brown Snoopy's Getting Married, Charlie Brown is the 28th prime-time animated TV specials based upon the popular comic strip "Peanuts," by Charles M. Schulz. It was originally aired on the CBS network on March 20, 1985. Snoopy is performing guard duty for Peppermint Patty, but gets sidetracked when he meets a beautiful dog named Genevieve. Soon after, Snoopy decides to get married, and wants his brother Spike to be the Best Beagle at his wedding, resulting in Spike traveling a long way from Needles, California and trying to earn money by competing in a dog race,

neg: Graham Kennedy Graham Kennedy", produced by Bob Phillips, one of the producers from Kennedy's breakthrough Channel 9 program "In Melbourne Tonight", is quoted as saying: Graham always told me right early on that he would never get married. He told me that his life was devastated when his parents split up, and he said straight out, "Mrs Fox, I'll never get married", so I never expected anything more of him than what did happen. Even when Lana Cantrell came into the scene I was puzzled and I did say to him why all this, and of course we all know it was

neg: Tex (novel) (for attempting to jump over the ditch) but yet help them at times (transportation to school instead of taking the bus). Cole Collins, Strong, Father of Blackie, Charlie, Robert (Bob), Johnny, and Jamie Collins; married to Mona Collins. Has his kids call him and Mona by their first names, which is something that Tex finds strange. He is the epitome of a strict and controlling father, one that isn't afraid to spank his kids. When Johnny and Tex get drunk at Charlie's party, he goes to where the McCormick's life and blames Tex for getting Johnny drunk. After they get

neg: Charlie Buckton "That woman will do anything to get a guy in handcuffs." "All About Soap" said Charlie and Darryl's chemistry was "clear for everyone to see" and wondered when she would stop hiding behind her "law-abiding facade". When Charlie and Darryl share their "steamy moment", Erin Miller of "TV Week" said "It was the moment we've all been waiting for." In 2012, Stephen questioned whether there was another police officer who has had "such a difficult life as Charlie". She said she transformed from "lesbian to gangster's moll" and opined that her life continued to "spiral out of control". Kerry Barrett

neg: No Looking Back (film) Charlie tells Michael he is okay with how things have changed, he is shocked and hurt. Claudia,(Holly) it turns out, is a waitress in the small-town luncheonette, complete with skirted pink uniforms and is Charlie's high school sweetheart, whom he left behind in the wake of an unwanted pregnancy and abortion. Charlie visits Claudia at work despite his knowledge of her relationship with Michael. Still hurt from Charlie's post-high school departure, she tells Charlie to leave her alone. Stuck there most of her life and as her 30th birthday approaches, Claudia dreams of bigger things, but if afraid to take

neg: Charlie Buckton have broken up if it had not been for Jack's death. Anderson also stated that the storyline sees a new side to Charlie, jealousy. She decides to get in the way of his new relationship. Anderson went on to explain: "She admits part of her wanted to cause trouble, but Angelo is still attracted to Charlie and they sleep together." The actress also defends Charlie's actions claiming she did not intentionally set out to hurt May. Charlie and Angeo's relationship dynamic becomes strained after Charlie refuses to give Angelo an "easy life." Although they have a "great connection between them",

neg: Hilda Terry in New York when she was 17 and spent two years working as a waitress at Schrafft's. During the mid-1930s, she reconsidered her career plan after she entered both a sports cartoon and a funny cartoon in a newspaper contest, winning a prize with the funny cartoon. While working as a waitress, she studied art at the Art Students League. One of her teachers there was Gregory d'Alessio, and they married in 1938. She was signed by King Features Syndicate to create a feature comic strip, "It's A Girl's Life", which would soon become "Teena", the strip for which she

neg: Alan Harper (Two and a Half Men) married young, though Charlie and "everybody else" advised Alan against marrying Judith. He lost his virginity to her during an Aerosmith song (from the episode "Who Is This Vod Kanockers?"). During the separation, Alan desperately tried to reunite with Judith, not realizing that the real reason she kept calling him and asking him to rush over was simply to keep him doing the chores he always did around their home. Judith clearly despises him and takes every chance to make his life miserable, even though it is sometimes clear that Alan and Judith still have feelings for each other. Once

neg: La La Land (film) actress in Los Angeles. Stone has loved musicals since she saw "Les Misérables" when she was eight years old, saying that "bursting into song has always been a real dream of mine", and that her favorite film is the 1931 Charlie Chaplin romantic comedy "City Lights". She studied pom dancing as a child, with a year of ballet. She moved to Hollywood with her mother at the age of 15 to pursue a career, and struggled constantly to get an audition during her first year. When she did, she often was turned away after singing or saying just one line.

neg: The Waitress (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) Anonymous, grinding on homeless people, and sleeping with Frank. On several occasions, Dennis has used her undying love for him against her, mostly to blackmail Charlie into doing whatever it is Dennis would like. He has slept, flirted, dated, and been in overall close sexual contact with The Waitress in order to do said blackmailing, usually involving "climbing up the ranks" of Paddy's, getting out of Charlie work (earlier in the series) or general tomfoolery. Throughout the course of the show, Dennis has slept with The Waitress several times, of which he records their sex, giving it a "one star"

neg: Hannah Wilson (Home and Away) a "big heart" and being a positive person with "much get up and go". Hannah comes to Summer Bay to ask Zac MacGuire (Charlie Clausen) for his help, when she believes their niece and nephew are being brainwashed by a cult that Zac's brother, Ethan (Matt Minto), has got them involved in. Howarth explained "Hannah hasn't seen Zac in years, because he's been estranged from his brother. Hannah's sister, Sarah, was married to Ethan, but died a year ago. Hannah has been looking after the kids and helping her brother-in-law. She's played a real motherly role with them." Zac initially

neg: Real Life (Simple Minds album) 1:16 + 4:22), but the music as such did not indicate any break between the parts. On the 2002/2003 reissue, the track is indexed as one. Album Singles Real Life (Simple Minds album) Real Life is the ninth studio album by Scottish rock band Simple Minds, released in April 1991. This was the first Simple Minds album recorded without keyboardist and original bandmember Mick MacNeil, who left the band after the previous tour in 1990. The core band on this album comprise only Jim Kerr, Charlie Burchill, and Mel Gaynor (who all appear on the rear cover), with the remaining

neg: The Older I Get theskilletsizzle.com; " the song is about my relationship with my Dad and feeling that I was kind of betrayed by him and all these bad feelings going on. But in the end, it came down to 'forgiveness' in the end when I forgave my Dad there was a real healing that came in my life and the song The Older I Get was about that and saying I wish I could go back... do it all over again and I would probably make that step earlier towards forgiving him because my life got so much better when I did." Skillet

neg: Danni Stark she wants and she can be a right little schemer. She likes to concoct plans to get her own way and can be real troublemaker." Danni can be manipulative at times, especially when she wants something. Szonert told Rochelle Tubb of "The Sun-Herald" that she did not share many similarities to her character, but did occasionally display some aspects of Danni's personality in real life. Danni is diabetic. When she is caught injecting insulin with a needle, fellow residents thought she was using heroin after Michael Martin (Troy Beckwith) gossiped about her. She had previously been emotionally neglected at boarding

neg: Charlie Balducci Charlie Balducci Charlie Balducci, aka Charlie B, got his spot on the national stage when he appeared in MTV’s True Life: I’m Getting Married. He secured his place in reality TV stardom when he went off on his limo drive when he thought the camera and microphone were off. Charlie is an Actor and owns a non-profit arts organization in Staten Island that offers programs to aspiring artists. According to his IMDb page his credits also include: 2007-Staten Island, Narrator/Christopher 2013-Nobody’s Perfect, Talk show host 2016-Hart Blvd The Movie 1997-Charlie Balducci became Charlie B as co host on MTV's "Beach

neg: Bill Melendez "Snoopy, Come Home" (1972), "Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown" (1977), and "Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown" (1980), as well as the video games "Get Ready for School, Charlie Brown!" (1995) and "Snoopy's Campfire Stories" (1996). The last Peanuts-related production he worked on was "He's a Bully, Charlie Brown" (2006). Melendez and Lee Mendelson, who also worked on the "Peanuts" specials, films, and TV shows, formed their own production team and did other animated specials. They were responsible for the first two "Garfield" animated specials, "Here Comes Garfield" (1982) and "Garfield on the Town" (1983), as well as "Frosty Returns" (1992),

neg: Taryn Manning I moved out," said Manning. "Literally when I asked my mom for a dollar I got one single dollar." In spite of the family's financial troubles, her mother was able to enroll Manning in karate, dance, and acting classes. When Manning was 12, her family relocated to San Diego, California. Two years later, her father committed suicide. As a teenager, she worked as a waitress and a barista to help support her family. Manning began acting in the late 1990s, appearing in small roles in several film and television productions, including episodes of "The Practice", "Get Real", "Speedway Junky", "NYPD

neg: Charlie Schneider and tells Charlie that he wants her and even confesses his love to her. But this is too much for Charlie and she tells him she isn't ready to say it back to him yet. Sascha is okay with it, but things get more complicated when he becomes more and more an important part in Charlie's life. Thinking that she isn't ready for a serious relationship, she ends things with Sascha. Single again, Charlie enjoys her life and is invited to a masked ball at Castle Königsbrunn. Set up to dance with Eduard von Tepp, she soon needs to see

neg: Charlie Balducci is the bank owned property is up for auction. Charlie Balducci Charlie Balducci, aka Charlie B, got his spot on the national stage when he appeared in MTV’s True Life: I’m Getting Married. He secured his place in reality TV stardom when he went off on his limo drive when he thought the camera and microphone were off. Charlie is an Actor and owns a non-profit arts organization in Staten Island that offers programs to aspiring artists. According to his IMDb page his credits also include: 2007-Staten Island, Narrator/Christopher 2013-Nobody’s Perfect, Talk show host 2016-Hart Blvd The Movie 1997-Charlie Balducci

neg: Charlie Harper (Two and a Half Men) body. Shortly after he cancelled his wedding with Mia, Charlie began dating a rude real-estate agent named Lydia (Katherine LaNasa). Alan, Jake, Rose and Berta did not like her and made this clear to Charlie, but when she met his mother, Evelyn, the four realised that she and Evelyn were exactly alike in character. Bobby, the waiter at Charlie's and Evelyn's favorite restaurant, was the first to recognise Lydia's similarity to Evelyn. When Lydia began bossing Berta around, Berta threatened to quit unless Charlie broke up with her. Lydia meanwhile threatened to break up with Charlie unless he fired Berta.

neg: Belén Fraga illicit acts to take Carol and the orphans away from her life. She almost makes Carol to be arrested, which is prevented by Rian. In the end, she's caught in act by the police. Carol and Rian are finally free to get married, and after doing so, they adopt the remaining "chiquititas". Actress Manuela do Monte portrays Carol in the 2013 Brazilian adaptation of the story. Carol is a Psychology academic and works as a waitress at the Café Boutique, which belongs to Júnior's wealthy family, the Almeida Campos. At the Café, she first meets Júnior and four street children,

neg: Charlie Manna such as "Alcatraz - the Musical," and "La Bonanza," a parody of an opera based on a popular TV Western, which he performed on The Johnny Cash Show. Veteran comedian Phyllis Diller credited Manna with helping improve her standup routine when she was starting in the business, "It was at New York's Bon Soir nightclub during the early sixties that the comic Charlie Manna gave me the greatest advice about how to get on: quickly tell five of your hottest jokes and then run with them. Get the audience laughing for real, don't make it a phony deal." Manna was

neg: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (season 4) a sprawling musical to win over The Waitress. <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (season 4) The fourth season of the American comedy television series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" premiered on FX on September 18, 2008. The season contains 13 episodes and concluded airing on November 20, 2008. The Gang gets even crazier this season when Sweet Dee and Charlie become cannibals while Mac and Dennis decide to hunt humans for sport. Later, the gang hatches a plot to counter soaring prices at the pump by stealing and reselling gasoline, then try living the healthy life—by scamming their way

neg: It Could Happen to You (1994 film) (Nicolas Cage) is a kind and generous man who loves his job in Queens, New York, where he lives. His wife, Muriel (Rosie Perez), works at a hair salon and, unlike him, is greedy, materialistic, and selfish, constantly complaining about their situation in life. Waitress Yvonne Biasi (Bridget Fonda) is bankrupt because her husband, Eddie (Stanley Tucci), whom she could not yet afford to divorce, emptied their joint checking account without her permission, while also leaving her with over $12,000 in credit card debt. Charlie meets her when she waits on him at the diner where she works. Since he

neg: Sonny Kiriakis would get [the role] because Judi and I clicked so well" Smith said of his audition. Smith believed he got the role of Sonny because he can relate to him so easily. Despite being straight in real life, Smith said "When I read the scripts, I just get it instantly." He revealed that the casting department was quite impressed by his audition. In his portrayal, Smith said "I do as much work on the character as I can to make it as real as possible and to tell a good story." To prepare for the role, Smith did a lot

neg: Charity Standish to do. Kay, at one point, found out from Reese that a succubus can, after having a one-night stand with someone, die. Kay started to discover that zombie Charity wanted Miguel dead. Kay started regretting what she did and wanted to get rid of zombie Charity. Meanwhile, Tabitha's real life doll Timmy found out that the real Charity can be saved when a device called the Demon’s horn is used. Timmy left in search for the demon’s horn. Zombie Charity then saw Timmy as a threat and proceeded to try and get rid of him. Meanwhile, Kay time after time

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) The possibility that Frank Reynolds is his real father has been heavily hinted at throughout the series. Charlie finds out that Frank had a one-night stand with his mother, Bonnie, thirty years earlier, roughly at the same time as Charlie's conception. Charlie tries to persuade Frank to take a paternity test, but Frank adamantly refuses. Later, when his mother informs Charlie that he survived an abortion, she tells him that Frank is his father and pushed her to get the abortion, although Frank insists that Bonnie was known for being a "giant whore" and therefore maintains that he is not

neg: Verbotene Liebe minor characters uses David in one of her schemes. She seduces David and takes care that Charlie discovers them in bed together. Charlie ends the relationship, but when they both suffered because of Tanja, they decide to stay friends after all. He leaves Düsseldorf for a while, after he hasn't much success with an opera he wrote. When Charlie has money problems, she decides to fake David's death and get money for David's written opera. After this David surprisingly returns and is furious when he finds out what Charlie did. David refuses to forgive her, but in the end he sees that

neg: Lisa Lampanelli thing is, people sense when you have the least bit of anger or hate towards a group––that's why you never make fun of people you don't like." Though only having married white men, she makes frequent references to her "real-life relationships with black men", riffing in an interview that "my problem is, I can't get a good-looking white guy anymore, I just don't have the looks to get that. I can get hot blacks, but also blacks are now starting to get uppity and go for the skinny white ones and the Asians, which is very offensive to me that

neg: Ando Masahashi Ando called the police, which forced D.L. to flee with his son Micah. Further along in their journey they stopped at a Diner in Odessa, Texas, where they met a waitress named Charlie Andrews, who had the ability to instantly memorize things. When Charlie was killed in the storage room of the diner by an unknown man Hiro, despite Ando's pleading, traveled back in time to prevent her death. He failed to return within five seconds as he promised, leaving Ando alone. Later in the diner, Ando noticed a picture of Charlie and Hiro together, taken six months ago, and

neg: Juliette Barnes suck up to a powerful DJ to get good reviews and airplay which leads to critics leaving the show before her set and bad reviews. Charlie, who owns several radio stations, gets the DJ fired when he hears of this but has him rehired when Juliette regrets what Charlie did. Still in Houston, Juliette gets a surprise visit from Olivia, who hits on her. It turns out Charlie and Olivia just wanted her to be a part of their threesome. After this, and following her confronting them about their lifestyle, Charlie divorces Olivia. Juliette begins to feel threatened by Layla

neg: The Fabulous Suzanne love Suzanne. Another waitress of his has taken an interest in him and tries to convince him to give up waiting for Suzanne, and choose her instead. Suzanne finds herself now being courted also by the two brothers' father, who has fallen for the charming former waitress head over heels. Despite this she manages to sneak away and come to the opening of Bill's new diner. She is hoping to talk her way back into Bill's life, but the rivaling waitress spills vicious lies into her ears, saying that she and Bill are now engaged to be married. Devastated by

neg: Brian Welch hours a day in Korn. Every day. And then when you come home and you've got to deal with real life and your wife isn't having that, crap goes down." Despite his dreams coming true, Welch did not enjoy the touring life with Korn. You travel, you get to another town, you play a show and you do it again. You try to just be at peace but even a big, huge band like Korn, playing in front of thousands of people, it can get lonely. You feel like you're a trucker and you're traveling with a bunch of truckers.

neg: Edna Murray an early age. As a teenager, she married a man named Paden with whom, in 1917, she had a son, Preston. She and Paden soon separated. She married again to Walter Price, but that marriage also failed. Murray was working as a waitress when she met robber Volney Davis, who became her lover. He was imprisoned for life in 1918. She moved to Kansas City, Missouri where she joined her younger sister Doris, who was living with criminal Emory Connell. Murray met and married Connell's partner, jewel thief "Diamond Joe" Sullivan. Sullivan was convicted of murder in 1924 and was

neg: Carl Gugasian his release in 1964, he did not attempt to live a normal life; rather, he took deliberate steps to continue with a life of crime and to excel in it. This decision was, in all likelihood, the result of a misunderstanding. Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Ray Carr remarks, "He didn’t know that juvenile records get expunged. He thought he’d never be able to get a real job." In 1971, he was studying for a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering at Villanova University when he enrolled in the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, a college-based military recruitment program designed to produce

neg: Shelley Unwin to work, wearing the dress and makes a scene in front of a pub full of regulars. In the end, Charlie gets his own way again when Shelley decides that it would be a good idea to lose a bit of weight. Charlie slowly isolates Shelley until she ends up hiding in her bedroom for several months and pushes away all her friends, including Ciaran, who leaves Weatherfield. Shelley thinks plastic surgery on her eyes would make her feel more confident so Charlie pays for it. She then suggests they get married and Charlie agrees, but wanting her to feel

neg: The Young and the Restless characters (1980s) Marge replaced Kay. Marge immediately changed things from Katherine's life, starting with unintentionally pushing Rex into the arms of Jill Abbott. She also sold Chancellor Industries. When Kay's son, Brock Reynolds, returned from India, he realized that someone had replaced Kay. Marge later helped Kay catch Clint and his friends and get them in jail, before returning to her life as a waitress. Marge returned to Kay's life in October 2008, asking her for help with her problems. Kay realized that Marge had become a drunk, and she wanted to help her beat the addiction as a payoff of Marge

neg: Tanja von Lahnstein alive and calls the police. But they can't do anything and Charlie has to bare, how Tanja plays with David McNeil, Charlie's boyfriend. He begins an affair with her, but Charlie finds out soon and breaks up with David. He realizes that Tanja only used him to get back at Charlie and he turns his back on Tanja. Tanja gets the shock of her life when her mother Annegret arrives soon before she marries Ansgar in Summer 2008. Annegret wants a reconciliation after the haven't spoken for years. But Tanja refuses to let her mother back in her life, after

neg: Temptation of Wife (2008 TV series) was the real daughter of Lady Min and she proclaims herself the owner of Min Beauty Shop. Ae-ri sees this and asks So-hee to cooperate with her to ruin Eun-jae's life. At first, this works out. Later, when Ae-ri becomes the reason for Gun-woo to divorce So-hee, their collaboration ends. Lady Min persuades Gun-woo to get married to So-hee because he thinks her depression would get better and Soo Hee won't ruin Eun-jae's life. So-hee does the complete opposite. Eun-jae continues to become the best makeup artist and lives now with her family. One day, Gun-woo goes to work to

neg: Teresa Bell her and she has been married to her husband for a couple of years. Vendy told an "Inside Soap" columnist that she was glad her character had more depth than a bimbo and she said Tess is nothing like the person she thought she would be playing. When asked if it felt strange to be playing a married school teacher, Vendy said "Yeah! It is weird because in real life, I have no desire to get married whatsoever! Tess has many more responsibilities than Krista, so it has been interesting to play someone like her." A writer from the official

neg: Gratuitous Sax & Senseless Violins did well enough to return the group to the top forty, the first time since "Beat the Clock" in 1979. The lead single "When Do I Get to Sing 'My Way'"; made #7 in Germany, #38 in the UK (it was re-released in May 1995 and peaked at #32). The second single "(When I Kiss You) I Hear Charlie Parker Playing"; retitled "When I Kiss You (I Hear Charlie Parker Playing)" #61 in Germany and #36 in the UK. The final single "Now That I Own The BBC" did less well making #81 in Germany and #60 in the UK.

neg: The Horse Whisperer (film) the multiple horses that played Pilgrim were all well-trained animals and that the movie did not represent a real-life time frame for training a single real-life animal. He pointed out that the film made the rehabilitation of the horse appear to be a one-session event, when in reality it would take considerable time for such a change to occur. Lyons criticized a number of dangerous practices shown in the movie, and was particularly critical of the scene where Booker hobbles, ropes, and lays the exhausted horse on the ground, then has Grace get on the recumbent horse, which is then

neg: Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia) Person"", Charlie dresses as Bob Dylan. He plays the piano quite well, and he demonstrates he has perfect pitch in ""Charlie Work"", exhibiting a natural musical talent; however, he fears rejection of his music or other creative ideas by others. Charlie's musical talents are a reflection of actor Charlie Day's real-life skill as a musician and songwriter. Like Dee, he suffers from stage fright and becomes nauseated when performing in front of live audiences. Early in the series, Charlie had a fear of leaving the city, claiming that he has never left Philadelphia in the episode ""The Gang Hits the

neg: Charlie Harper (Two and a Half Men) of a large, older woman, albeit with a pair of testicles (he does not consider his new form all bad, as he is able to grope his own breasts). Charlie advises Alan to turn his life around and become self-dependent for once. After the meeting, Alan decides to rent an apartment, which is very low-grade. The following night, Charlie reappears to Alan, and admits that he did not care if Alan changed, but was happy that even though he is dead, he was finally able to get him out of his house. Later, after Alan fakes a second heart attack,

neg: John Lyons (horse trainer) into a film documentary. Lyons gained both support and notoriety due to his critique of the film "The Horse Whisperer", noting that while there were many positive messages, there was also the potential for people to get some dangerous messages about horse training from certain sequences. He first noted that the multiple horses that played Pilgrim were all well-trained animals and that the movie did not represent a real-life time frame for training a single real-life animal. He pointed out that the film made the rehabilitation of the horse appear to be a one-session event, when in reality it would

neg: Bernie McCullough microwave and when he foolishly tried to cut it off, he was electrocuted). Vanessa finally finds a college but does not want him to be involved. With Wanda's advice, Vanessa changes her feelings towards her uncle and they reconcile. Bernie discovers that Jordan has been taking advantage of his kindness and in the final scene of the series, Bernie takes back the iPod he bought him. Unlike the real Bernie Mac, Bernie was married with no children; however, in real life he was married with one daughter. Bernie Mac did look after his sister's three children after his daughter had