Scott Baio
The only poster who had his account banned 4 times without ever breaking any rules each of those times.

There is a lady who moved into my block recently, she has sway with the people who run our flats because she is a manager with them ( but has since been stepped down as OUR manager due to complaints from other residents about a conflict of interests and now manages a block she does not live in run by the company )
she is a total **** and is trying to tell me and a neighbour to not feed stray cats and now keeps getting on my case because the strays and othyer residents cats hang around outside my window while doing NOTHING to the Polish couple across the way who actually OWN 3 ****ing cats that wander the Car park ( outdoor cats are supposed to be banned here as per the rules )
she looks exactly like her in the pic above, only fatter with longer hair that she sometimes dyes red

Well played

do you even need to ask these days?
or someone similar.

Kung Fu. Who could play Kwai-Chang Caine?

well if we are talking about a REBOOT then Gandalf would probably not be involved as Toney at least, if it is to be a true reboot and not a continuation.
A TV show reboot is a
fresh start
for an established franchise, discarding previous storylines and continuity to begin again with the same concept but
with new actors, stories, and potentially a modernized setting
But, if they did do this ( a true reboot ) and if Gandalf was still alive he would almost certainly have a cameo or make regular cameos as a new character.
But honestly, I think the sopranos was so culturally impactful and Gandafal so revered for the role that it would be impossible to replace him, it would never be as good.
This is why I fear we will never get a Jurassic Park remake and instead will just keep on getting ****ty sequels that get worse every time, because JP was so perfect that the very thought of redoing it is sacrilege.

Psycho Dad

Desperate housewives. They're making a new show called wisteria lane with new characters. It's as close as we'll get back to the suburbs