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These were all good. James Garner had the best Movie career of the lot.

Now lets go over their shows.

James Garner : Maverick 1957 to 1960 A Hit. Then Nichols 1971 -1972 , then The Rockford Files 1974-1980 , an big hit (I love that show) Then Bret Maverick 1981 to 1982 , Then 1991 Man of the people. 16 years on TV shows.

lee Majors: The Big Valley 1965 to 1969 , then The Virginian 1970 to 1971, Owen Marshal (CAL) 1971 to 1974 then Six Million Dollar Man 1973 to 1978 , then The Fall Guy 1981 to 1986. 20 years on TV Shows. Highest Paid TV Star in 1970's.

William Shatner : Star Trek 1966 to 1969 , Then Barbary Coast 1975-1976, then TJ Hooker 1982 to 1986, then Rescue 911 from 1989 to 1996, then Tek War 1994-1996 , then Boston Legal 2004 to 2008, then Shatner's Raw Nerve 2008 to 2011 , then My Dad Says & Aftermath from 2010 to 2011, then Weird or What from 2010 to 2012. 28 years on TV.

Carrol O'conner : All In The family 1971 to 1979 , then Archie Bunker's Place from 1979 to 1983, then In The Heat of The Night 1988 to 1994. 20 years on TV. (A Top 10 show all time)

Lucille Ball: I love Lucy 1951 to 1957 , then Lucy and Desi Comedy Hour 1957 to 1960, then The Lucy Show 1962, then Here's Lucy 1968 to 1974 , then Life with Lucy 1986. 19 Years on TV.

Tom Selleck: Magnum PI from 1980 to 1988 , then Las Vegas 2007 to 2008 , then Blue Bloods from 2010 to Now. 24 years on TV.

Michael Landon : Bonanza 1959 to 1973 , then Little House on the Prairie from 1974 to 1982 , then Highway to Heaven from 1984 to 1989 . 30 years on TV. He died at age 54 , so 30 out 54 years of his life was on TV and he was about to be in a New show when he died.

I have to vote Michael Landon has the greatest TV star ever. He also produced and directed. Every show he was on was a Hit. I will rate who had the best show later.

It was a good movie **** stars out of 5

Camping Trip- You and your significant other can see the stars, while cooking food over a hot fire. You and your woman/man can fish either each other or go hunting and of course tell each other scary camp fire stories.

Staycation- While neither you and your love might not be going out somewhere but it also comes with a bright side the two of you have paid time off of work. In your comfy staycation you and your so can watch a movie together, have a little no clothes days. The two of you can take turns cooking each other a romantic dinner and basically just not focused on work.

Island Vacation- This might be the most expensive of the three but it not a once in a lifetime experience for nothing. The two of you will have a beautiful hotel room together, while you wear your swimming trunks/bikini your significant other will also have their bikini/trunks. Just imagine the warm sandy beach and at night time a lovely dinner right by the beach.

As someone who is more into traveling and experiencing new exotic locations I would be willing to pay half the cost with my significant other for the luxury island get away, I can imagine how sexy my girl would be wearing her bikini while the both of us drinking in the beach chairs. 🏄🏾‍♂️🏊🏾‍♂️🩳👙

But my fellow gentleman and ladies I wonder if you have a SO which sort of vacation with them seems the most appealing and amazing in your eyes?

This is "Composite Grand Master Skywalker" feats. Such as the feat of Luke commanding 10 Storm troopers to "Sleep" and all of them passing out simultaneously, or killing two Gamorreans with "Force Choke" in Return of the Jedi. Luke also has Doppleganger, which is a Very Difficult feat over close range (Yoda's Vader clone in Empire Strikes Back,) but massively Heroic over multiple light years like in the 8th episode of the movies.

Composite Grand Master Skywalker is capable of performing up to 20 Heroic difficulty actions simultaneously (Jedi Academy Trilogy). To put this in perspective, Movie era Yoda can only perform ONE Heroic difficulty action at a time, while Palpatine can apparently perform around 10 Heroic difficulty actions simultaneously.

The largest telekinetic feat I know of performed by Luke in the EU is destroying SIX 600 ton force-immune crawlers with singularity shielding, by using Force Wind to throw them all into one another. This would be six "Greater-than-Heroic" difficulty actions simultaneously. In the Academy Trilogy Source Book, Luke can make "Double Heroic" actions in base form, and "Quadruple Heroic" actions using a Force Point. i. e. Cloak a Capital starship.

Other: Jean Grey - w/ Phoenix Force or someone else:
Probably not winnable, but try all Force Powers combined, seven days of Emptiness, and using a Force Point every five seconds for the duration of the battle.

Further Luke feats:
Speed: 50 times ordinary Jedi (Vong War), blind dodges lasers and lightning (New Hope, RotJ)
Durability: Absorb/Dissipate Lava, bullet proof w/ Lesser Force Shield.

It is "G-Canon" (Via interview) that Luke's maximum potential is exactly the same as Dark Vader, and Luke knows ALL Force powers, both good and evil. Moreover, Luke survived "Several Minutes" of the Emperor's full power Force lightning on the Death Star. The Emperor's lightning is about three times stronger than natural lightning, based on X-rays from Vader's skull and back. 2,000,000K temps.

As I enter my fourth decade, I find myself looking back on looking back on the stories that shaped me: the books, the movies, and the games. In the mid-90's, Lucasarts (the video game wing of Lucasfilm) was on a roll; pretty much everything the company made form 89-99 was gold. There were exceptions (I'm looking at YOU, Force Commander and Yoda Stories!), but some highlights of the art form came from them at this time. And when the announcement came that the prequel movies were finally being made, the decision came down that EVERY Lucasarts product would be a Star Wars product.

Legend says that when the word came down, project director Tim Schafer held a meeting, asking his subordinates "Okay, our next game will be the last non-Star Wars title we make here. It won't be fantasy, it won't be sci-fi, and it won't be real-world. What will it be?". They settled on:

Sort of a Casablanca-meets-Dia de los Muertos vibe, no? It very much has that. And a healthy dose of proto-Mexican mythology mixed in, too. If you haven't given it a whirl, I highly recommend you do.