Smooth talking

There was a smoothtalking character in a checkered vest wearing what looked like a plumcolored tuxedo jacket whom she described as a lecturer.

The source of the tax structure is clearly the popular electoral system and an inept electorate, which places in office smoothtalking men of a disposition to trade tax and other favors in return for personal emoluments.

Chill Wills did a notable characterization of the smoothtalking, pennypinching rancher who hired and exploited them.

Contemporary preaching doesn't need "flawless performances" or "smoothtalking" that is facilitated by a Teleprompter or other mechanical appurtenances that guarantee simulated perfection in public speaking, but it does need effective, spontaneous, and personal communication to be effective.

“Not yet, Mac. But think of all the research you’ll get out of this. Y’know, breaking new psychological ground. Like you said, this is a real twist. Those psych journals will be calling you.” Mac laughed at Buratti’s attempt at smoothtalking.

A thoroughly enjoyable episode, belonging mostly to Robert Colbert, whose earnest smoothtalking to save as many necks as possible, and despondency and dismay as he realizes where he and Doug have materialized in the pre-credits sequence, contribute highlights to the episode.