REBUS puzzles

omegaswisst

Eli Wallach?

mswilks

OK, finishing the night with an easy one and I'm out ...

Canuck

Mister Rogers Neighbourhood. Although the guy is not a picture of the Mr. Rogers I am familiar with. Or maybe my answer isn’t completely correct.

JimInOz

I'm sure you are

Just add

Canuck

But Mr. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s neighbourhood doesn’t make any sense, I see no reference to Hammerstein in the rebus. Therefore, the clue included is of A Mr. Rogers, but not the Mr. Rogers of fame In the tv show.

JimInOz

Exactly.

You got it right.

I was just trying to point out that you may be familiar with pictured Mr Rogers, though he was never in the TV show.

If @mswilks had used this picture

Enough of the clues in that rebus told me it must be the Mr. Rogers Neighbourhood, that I thought it could be none other. I was momentarily stalled with the guys picture, but I put it down to being a picture of a different Mr. Rogers, just to slow us down. I guess I was right. Considering how many of these puzzles baffle me, this one was a snap,




It would hardly have been a puzzle would it.

M'Bob

JimInOz

Sam
Sun
Night
Head lug
Gauge

Samsonite Luggage.

M'Bob

Australian Open?

JimInOz

Sam
Sun
Night
Head lug
Gauge

Samsonite Luggage.

M'Bob

Australian Open?

JimInOz

Sam
Sun
Night
Head lug
Gauge

Samsonite Luggage.

M'Bob

Good news! Recent research out of the New England Journal of Medicine confirms what we here have all along suspected: those who spend an inordinate amount of time contemplating the creation and solving of Rebus puzzles have, compared to a control group in a double-blind study: more esteem at social gatherings; better dental health; pay less on average for auto repair; and prefer zucchini over other vegetables. The authors do note, however, that there was a slightly higher incidence of delusion.

Yes - believe it all. You're not being...

Canuck

I assume this was intended as a rebus