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Satisfaction Not the first line: "You know I didn't even know her name But I was never gonna be the same What a lady, what a night" George

The Godfather "You ain't getting no rematch!" "Don't want one." George (done from memory, so may not be verbatim)

You might wake up some mornin' To the sound of something moving past your window in the wind And if you're quick enough to rise You'll catch a fleeting glimpse of someone's fading shadow George

Correct. (Parodying, of course, the opening of the Tonight Show in the Carson years.) George

No. Characters in this movie include Leo Durocher, Eddie Stanky, Joe Garagiola, Branch Rickey, Pee Wee Reese, and Red Barber. Robert Redford and Jack Nicholson were considered for the Rickey role. The film does not explore the main character's career with the Montreal Royals, but he was hugely popular. After leading the team to the league championship, it was noted: ..."probably the only day in history that a black man ran from a white mob that had love, not lynching, on its mind." The star is perhaps better known for a role in the MCU. The star did many of his own stunts, because he believed that his stunt double's performance was not true to the main character's actions (the actual person portrayed in the movie). George

Alexi Karamazov Peter Gifford Capt. Harrison Byers Adam Cramer Bob Wilson Paul DeVinger George

As well as being the first Best Picture, "Wings" was also the only SILENT film to win that award. (Kind of the opposite of WW's response.) Human's up. George

I can "hear" it, but I can't think of the title. George

No and, interestingly, no. George

"Heeeere's Johnny!" George

I have no idea. George

EXCELLENT show!!! Not preachy, but powerful. Obviously, a lot of backstory for the disciples not found in the Bible, but true to what we do know of them. George

Pirates of the Caribbean (the first)? George

What was the first movie to win the Academy Award for Best Picture (called Outstanding Picture, then)? What else is unique about that film? George PS Just not to leave the rest of WW's question hanging, it was the Raiders and the Jets.

Correct. George

Yes to Marilyn Monroe. No to "Love Happy." She was, in fact, in "Monkey Business." (Even on the movie poster.) George

Christopher Lee? George

The Man with the Golden Gun Maud Adams Tattoo George

I don't remember the teams, but I'm pretty sure it was "Heidi" that interrupted the game. Unfortunately, the networks' solution now is to air a game in its entirety and then show the other shows afterwards. So If you try to tape a show, you might only get the first half, because you tape the last 20-30 minutes of football (or, now, even basketball). I wind up having to tape well into the news and late-night shows in order to see the earlier shows in their entirety. George

Interesting choice, but no. Ladies of the Chorus The Asphalt Jungle All About Eve Love Nest Let's Make It Legal O. Henry's Full House Monkey Business The Seven Year Itch Let's Make Love George

Characters in this movie include Leo Durocher, Eddie Stanky, Joe Garagiola, Branch Rickey, Pee Wee Reese, and Red Barber. Robert Redford and Jack Nicholson were considered for the Rickey role. The film does not explore the main character's career with the Montreal Royals, but he was hugely popular. After leading the team to the league championship, it was noted: ..."probably the only day in history that a black man ran from a white mob that had love, not lynching, on its mind." George

This two-season series featured Danielle Panabaker and Jeri Ryan in major roles, though neither was the star. The actual star, James Woods, kept the show from being cancelled before it even filmed. Known for movie roles but not a TV personality, he was appealing to the producers who wanted someone like him in the role. The actor said it was the first TV role he thought had the depth to interest him. The title character has three rules, to which he refers as his "Cutthroat Manifesto": * "Trial is war. Second place is death." * "Truth is relative. Pick one that works." * "In a jury trial, there are only twelve opinions that matter, and yours (speaking to his team) is not one of them." The one-word title of the show was sort of a play on the main character's last name and his aggressiveness in the courtroom. George

"Diana! Shield!" George

A different Rag Doll was a big hit for the Four Seasons. You're up. George

Actually, the mistletoe was not a Poison Ivy clue, but a Christmas clue. Batman Returns? George