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- out the nicer side of Rita. Derrick Glossner (David Chandler), Wade Glossner (Parker Bolek), and "Diaper" Glossner (Gibson Bobby Sjobeck) (all introduced...
- Shields as Rita Glossner, mother of the reckless Glossner boys who terrorize the Hecks' neighborhood Wade Chandler as Derrick Glossner Gibson Bobby Sjobeck...
- Eastwick Elliot Episode: "Magic Snow and Creepy Gene" 2010 The Middle Rodney Glossner Episode: "The Neighbor" Scared Shrekless Teenager No. 1 (voice) Television...
- Year Title Role Notes 2013 The Middle Girl Glossner Episode: "The Kiss" 2014 Maker Shack Agency Cheerleader Episode: "Pilot" Petals on the Wind Emma Television...
- Mike, Mike's father. He appears in "Thanksgiving". Brooke Shields as Rita Glossner, the Hecks' uncouth and troubled neighbor. She appears in "The Neighbor"...
- as the "Cross Landlord" until it was purchased by Joseph Glossner in 1907 and renamed. Glossner was named Keeper of a Post Station in the order of Thurn...
- vollmundig Schmitz – Feine Weine. Retrieved 31 December 2014. "Besichtigung Glossner-Bräu mit Brauereimuseum" (in German). Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz. Archived...
- Economy: Origins and Evolution. London: Macmillan. ISBN 978-0-333-48563-7. Glossner, Christian, ed. (1989). The Making of the German Post-war Economy: Political...
- ISBN 978-1-902282-06-0.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: publisher location (link) Glossner, Christian Ludwig (2010). The making of the German post-war economy : political...
- the South's "cesspool of degradation and ignorance". Historian Jeffrey Glossner of the University of Mississippi writes: "While their voices are often...