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"Gonna tell Aunt Mary 'bout Uncle John; he said he had the misery but he had a lot of fun!" George

This is probably pretty easy, but What do baseball, bridge, golf, Formula One racing, and tennis have in common? George

Any Avengers flick Scarlett Johannsen Black Widow George

Definitely. George

I know who did the Monk theme, but that's it. George

"Dallas"? George

"To Infinity and beyond!" George

No, State Fair Kitten with a Whip The Pleasure Seekers The Cincinnati Kid The Swinger Murderers' Row George

Reminds me of "Radar Love," but that's not it. George

State Fair Kitten with a Whip The Pleasure Seekers George

Apollo 13. George

You got it too soon. I was going to use this iconic photo of Lynda Carter: George

This show was not a series in the traditional sense, although nineteen roughly semi-annual episodes aired over a period of twelve years. One might describe this show as demonstrating people in unaccustomed roles. Most people appeared on the show once or twice. Notable exceptions were Gabe Kaplan and Robert Conrad. Occasionally, members of the cast played "Simon Says." I remember one particularly skilled player finally getting beaten when the master of ceremonies said, "Simon says, 'Hold your breath.'" "Let it out." George

Clint Howard Night Shift Shelley Long George

He connects..Going...Going...GONE! You're up. George

Sid and Nancy Prick Up Your Ears Chattahoochee Henry and June JFK Leon: The Professional George

"By the power of Grayskull!" George

Peter Boyle The Dream Team Stephen Furst George

Julie Andrews Victor/Victoria Lesley Ann Warren George

Since WW answered his own post, he's technically up... George

Still a free post... George

I guess this is still a free post, though Raf is technically up... George

Interesting. I forgot that Columbo (along with others like Banacek, McCloud) were rotated in NBC's Mystery Movie of the Week. Still, Columbo appeared more often than twice a year, and MMotW didn't go 12 seasons. George

It's clearly Gene Hackman's Lex Luthor, from one of the first two Superman movies. I'm going for #1. George

Errol Flynn? George