"What in God's name were you thinking?" asked Republican Sen.
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What in god's name is going on with all these vests?
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Not to be dramatic, but what in god's name could this possibly mean?
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So what, in God's name, is the American embassy doing in Tel Aviv?
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And what in God's name are undecided voters undecided about, after all this?
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What in God's name is this feathered dinosaur King doing in a chicken coop?
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Senator John Kennedy, a Louisiana Republican, asked Mr. Sloan: "What in God's name were you thinking?"
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What in god's name do mercilessly unforgiving collision physics contribute, aside from interruptions to story moments and YouTube fail compilations?
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You need to man up and start talking to us and tell us what in God's name caused you to do this.
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And what in God's name are powerful computer programs like the Merovingian up to when they're not being antagonists in the films?
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LARGE Artistic Colored Telephone Wire Loom DisplayPhoto: Bruneau & Co. AuctioneersThis is awful, and we don't know what in god's name it actually is.
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What in God's name the message was when she walked down the steps with Marley while a fractured image of the constitution shone onstage is anyone's guess.
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"What in God's name made Trump think it would be a good idea to ask to bring Russia back to the table?" the FBI agent told Insider.
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Based on the novel "What in God's Name," by Simon Rich, this new limited series stars Daniel Radcliffe as Craig, an underpaid angel tasked with fulfilling prayers.
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In any case, I will be tuning in twice a week (the show will air both on Sunday and Mondays) to find out what in God's name it all means.
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The series is executive produced by Michaels and created by Simon Rich, who will also serve as showrunner on the series, which is based on his book, What in God's Name.
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It was all perfectly ordinary, and not once over the next 673 minutes did we voice our central thoughts: Where were we going, what was "the agency" and what in God's name was going on?
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One of the biggest cliffhangers from the first half of the season is actually addressed: What in God's name would Cookie (Taraji P. Henson) and Lucious (Terrence Howard) do once they got their hands on their backstabbing son Hakeem.
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The first death goes wrong, with the appointed medic unable to find a suitable vein through which the chemicals will pass; the second goes right, although what in God's name, you want to ask, is so right about it?
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But questions about the soundness or overall sincerity of these arguments hasn't been a major talking point, certainly not compared to the many thought pieces devoted to analyzing just what in god's name would motivate these college students to be anti-speech.
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This point gestures towards, but ultimately sidesteps, the question of just what in god's name would motivate these college students to bring someone to campus whose entire purpose was to dehumanize protected groups and generally cause a scene, on the grounds that...free speech.
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His indelibly odd performance as a mercurial medical genius "injects the show with this syringe full of wackadoodle energy, leaving the viewers wondering what in God's name this show is about," said Mr. Fukunaga, who was just named as director for the next James Bond film.
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One and half years later, Let Go was the best performing debut album of 2002—a year of the Olsen twins and Lord of the Rings and wearing fuck bracelets despite being 14 and not knowing what in God's name that really meant—and went six times platinum.
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But movies such as "London Has Fallen" conjure a "What in God's name were they thinking?" feeling -- especially at a time of heightened terror fear (which is, granted, the new normal), and in a season in which major presidential candidates are spouting anti-Islamic and anti-Middle Eastern prejudices.
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" In Burnham's early days as a touring comedian, his parents would accompany him; Pattie recalled dropping him off for his first gig at the Improv, in Hollywood, with the apprehension of a mother leaving her child on the first day of school: "We drive off, I look at Scott, and I'm, like, 'What in God's name have we done?
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What Am I Doing in New Jersey? is the 12th album and sixth HBO special by American comedian George Carlin. It was recorded at the Park Performing Arts Center in Union City, New Jersey for an HBO special and released on August 15, 1988. In a November 17, 1988 interview on Late Night with David Letterman, Carlin revealed the title was going to be "What in God's Name Am I Doing in New Jersey?" and when about to explain the title change, Letterman asks about Carlin's childhood, a topic which the interview follows from then on.
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Miracle Workers is an American anthology comedy television series, based on the writings of humorist Simon Rich — the 2012 novel What in God's Name in its first season, and the short story "Revolution" in its second season. The series was created by Rich, and it stars Daniel Radcliffe, Steve Buscemi, Geraldine Viswanathan, Jon Bass, Karan Soni, Sasha Compère, and Lolly Adefope. In May 2019, TBS renewed the series for a second season, titled Miracle Workers: Dark Ages, which previewed on January 19, 2020, with its regular timeslot premiere on January 28, 2020. In August 2020, the series was renewed for a third season.
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On May 17, 2017, TBS announced that it had given the production a series order for a first season consisting of seven episodes. The series was created by Simon Rich and based on his novel What in God's Name. Executive producers were expected to include Rich, Lorne Michaels, Andrew Singer, Daniel Radcliffe, and Owen Wilson. Production companies involved with the series were slated to consist of Broadway Video and Studio T. On October 19, 2017, it was announced that Wilson would no longer be serving as an executive producer and would be replaced by Steve Buscemi.
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Coming from different ethnic and religious backgrounds the boys showed that despite the war their daily preoccupations were much the same as those of teenage boys the world over – girlfriends, parents, sport, fashion, exams, music. Would their friendship survive? Ultimately the programme confronted British viewers with the question: 'What in God's name are we doing there? The film received a standing ovation from the audience at the Traverse City Film Festival, and at the Tribeca Film Festival it was short-listed for the 2008 World Documentary Feature Competition, competing against eleven other non-fiction films for Best Documentary Film and Best New Documentary Filmmaker.
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