A thread with a few of our greatest hits tweets.
Plus some handy links:
Apple: https://t.co/z9OKohH8GX
Spotify: https://t.co/UCFwNON2d4
Trailer: https://t.co/A1Mu4oAfyu
Facebook group: https://t.co/xwuOCbPxv1
Watch The Equalizer! https://t.co/NAm975VWJw
Home Alone fans! Did you know that FIVE actors from the holiday classic Home Alone were guest stars on The Equalizer? Including Macaulay Culkin almost two years before Home Alone came out. Check them out, and Merry Christmas! #homealone
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“Four of them sitting at the table have been in the Equalizer” I say to my family while watching Christmas Vacation, earning their admiration and respect.
And that’s a podcast wrap for us! 88 Equalizer episodes, 94 podcast episodes total. Chris, Chuck, and Vince thank you all for listening, for the feedback and all the Equalizer love.
A few historic ones. The very last glimpse of the newspaper ad (in a teenager’s scrapbook) and the very last closing freeze frame. The show ended too soon and didn’t have any official conclusion. Still, this episode shows their unwavering dedication to new stories and new ideas.
Series finale! Suicide Squad (s04e22, 8/24/89). #TheEqualizer goes against “Million”, an NYC drug lord who employs solely ex jocks. Guest stars Ving Rhames as a prequel of Marsellus Wallace. Also @JOEtheMORTON. Listen to our recap ➡️ https://t.co/Lk9fv9vvLc
In 1989, five years before Pulp Fiction, Ving Rhames guest-starred on the final episode of The Equalizer. His character, Luther "Million" Paxton, works remarkably well as a backstory for Marsellus Wallace.
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One of the best final scenes of #TheEqualizer, with @CynthiaNixon and Howie Seago, though it would have been nice if Robert McCall learned some ASL for the occasion.
A thread with a few of our greatest hits tweets.
Plus some handy links:
Apple: https://t.co/z9OKohH8GX
Spotify: https://t.co/UCFwNON2d4
Trailer: https://t.co/A1Mu4oAfyu
Facebook group: https://t.co/xwuOCbPxv1
Watch The Equalizer! https://t.co/NAm975VWJw
In 1989, five years before Pulp Fiction, Ving Rhames guest-starred on the final episode of The Equalizer. His character, Luther "Million" Paxton, works remarkably well as a backstory for Marsellus Wallace.
https://t.co/j9NTLhvD9X