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Flashback: Failure to Dream (1986)

In 1986, Lynn Pomeroy played as Melinda in a movie called "Failure to Dream" with Ronnie Thomas as her husband Wayne, and Marla's kids Faron and Natalee played their kids Lane and Lynn. One song in this movie was "Letter to Home" by Glen Campbell. Both Ronnie and Lynn had no children in real life, the same as her twin sister Gwynn.

Short Film: Cowboys Working Hard 4 (1984)

In 1984, Robbi Wolverton replaced Marla with a new short called "Cowboys Working Hard 4." This is the last "Working Hard" short for now. Bob Breunig was on the radio show singing a song while Robbi and Doug Cosbie were in her room. Tony Dorsett saw the huge stacks of the wood box. John Dutton's wife Ginny was the ballet dancer as Robbi, Doug and Tony saw her. John also looks over to see them. That night, Tony Hill told Robbi that his relationship with Jalie McClenton is over. Ed "Too Tall" Jones was singing the R&B song while Drew Pearson and Bob were still on the radio. Rafael Septien told Robbi that he has a third Mexican movie, and Robbi told Ron Springs to get busy. Dennis Thurman was using a typewriter to write about the gossip, and Everson Walls was with Robbi the next day to check the banking account. Danny White was still playing a piano while Randy White was with the horse. Robbi was singing "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys." ...

Marcis' Home Robbed and Marla's Cousin Injured

Earlier this week, Dave Marcis' home in Arden has been robbed by the unknown convict, and at another house, the same convict stab Cyndy Medlin's arm. Cyndy is Marla's cousin. Cyndy will be 77 on Sept. 11. Robert Pressley said via satellite with Allison Yim today that Cyndy's injuries had been sustained while he had breakfast with Dave. Cyndy's been living in Asheville since 1971 where Dean Dalton was living.

Flashback: The Pomeroys and Tim Curry in "Hard Ways"

In 1994, The Pomeroys were in the movie called "Hard Ways" with Tim Curry, who passed away the same day as Dolly Parton yesterday. Off screen, Gwynn kissed Tim, and her husband Randy Spiers was in shock just like 1986 when she had a relationship with Bobby Hillin Jr. Gwynn was stunning about her relationship with single men, even though Dolly is involved with single men while she is still married to Carl Dean, who died last year. Lynn does the exact same thing as Gwynn.

Marla's Got Guts Thirteenth Episode: Seahawks, Steelers and Vikings

Marla picks John McMakin, Ken Geddes, John DeMarie, Ed Bradley, Gordon Jolley, Joe Owens, Ron Howard, Lyle Blackwood, Eddie McMillan and Bob Penchion for a trivia contest. Marla's wrong or right answers to players: John M.: Pass (the answer is Paddy Driscoll) Ken: Pass (the answer is 1961) John D.: Pass (the answer is Danny Villanueva) Ed: Pass (the answer is Les Kelley) Gordon: Pass (the answer is Cleveland) Joe: Pass (the answer is Dave Whitsell) Ron: Pass (the answer is 8, 7 brothers and 1 son) Lyle: Pass (the answer is Earthquake) Eddie: Pass (the answer is Mike Mercer) Bob: Pass (the answer is Homer Jones) The Seahawks will not have extreme games because they did not have a right answer. Marla picks Ernie Holmes, J.T. Thomas, Glen Edwards, Gerry Mullins, Joe Greene, Frank Lewis, Ray Mansfield, Bobby Walden, Steve Furness, Dwight White, Andy Russell and Mike Wagner for a trivia contest. Marla's wrong or right answers to players: Ernie: Pass (the answer is Lou and Walt Micha...

Cheyenne and Ethan Expecting Third Child

Marla's grandson Ethan and his wife Cheyenne Reid were expecting their child, and third son to be named Pearson David Reeves, and it was due in January 2027. Crandon will be a big brother, but Cramer is already dead a year before Crandon was born.

Grace's Greatest Cowboys of All Time

The first episode in 2017 features the Dallas Cowboys. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing. 1. Bob Lilly 2. Roger Staubach 3. Randy White 4. Michael Irvin 5. Emmitt Smith 6. Larry Allen (d. 2024) 7. Troy Aikman 8. Mel Renfro 9. Tony Dorsett 10. Bob Hayes (d. 2002) 11. Drew Pearson (update: Hall of Fame) 12. Jason Witten 13. Rayfield Wright (d. 2022) 14. DeMarcus Ware (update: Hall of Fame) 15. Chuck Howley (update: Hall of Fame) 16. Lee Roy Jordan (d. 2025) 17. Ralph Neely (d. 2022) 18. Harvey Martin (d. 2001) 19. Ed "Too Tall" Jones 20. Darren Woodson 21. John Niland (d. 2026) 22. Cliff Harris (update: Hall of Fame) 23. Tony Romo 24. Everson Walls 25. Tony Hill 26. Cornell Green 27. Deion Sanders 28. Dez Bryant 29. Nate Newton 30. Don Perkins (d. 2022) 31. Charlie Waters 32. George Andrie (d. 2018) 33. Erik Williams 34. Mark Stepnoski 35. Jethro Pugh (d. 2015) 36. Jim Jeffcoat 37. Jay Novacek 38. Eugene Lockhart 39....