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Banana Boat Song "I am just a poor boy, though my story's seldom told." George

I can do three of them (not including the freebie). I recognize some of the others but don't know teh actual names or artists. George

Of course. George

Alan Ritchson Justin Hartley Phil Lamar George

Well, we need someone to give a serious answer. George

Suddenly, I'm up in about four threads. Give me a minute. George

I just saw this on cable. It may not be generally familiar, but let's give it a shot: Anna Faris Blythe Danner Chris Pratt George

Scent of a Woman? George

The show is at least as recent as 2012 (first Avengers movie). The characters seem to be interested in comic books and other fantasy. I finally recognized the discourse between Raj and his father. The Big Bang Theory George

Let's start with The Fast and the Furious George

I doubt it's The Frisco Kid, but that's the only other movie I can think of with a rabbi main character. George

Airplane? George

This sounds familiar, but I can't place it. George

It's not Guardians of the Galaxy. Is it one of those Fast and Furious things? George

Witness? George

The Princess Bride Mandy Patinkin Ragtime George

Neither Lola-La nor Liri Lee were ones that came to my mind, but I'm sure they're correct answers. Lori Lemaris met Clark Kent in college. She disguised her tail by pretending to be wheelchair-bound, with her "legs" covered. The other two that I thought of were Lyla Lerrol, a Kryptonian actress who met Superman when he traveled in time to pre-destruction Krypton, and Luma Lynai, whom Supergirl tried to set up with her cousin. She couldn't live under Earth's sun. You're up! George

Any one 1938 to present is fine. LLs just haven't been as much of a thing, recently. George

In the early years (1938 to, say, 1978) of Superman, a disproportionate number of characters had the initials "L.L." Lex Luthor, for instance. Off the top of my head, I can think of five women that Superman was romantically involved with who had those initials. Other than Lois Lane and Lana Lang, can you remember any of the others? George

Or anyone who watched "The Patriot."

This could be a trick question, as battles often occur after a war is "over." But, let's try the obvious: A) Yorktown B) Cornwallis C) Washington D) the French fleet blocked their escape. Incidentally, when I visited DC this past October, I picked up a copy of Cornwallis's Articles of Surrender, George

The Wiz? George

I'll just say you won twice. George

The success of the Batman TV show spawned a number of super-hero shows of various quality. Here are two, one-season shows from 1967. Name one to win the round: Stanley Beamish, the weakling proprietor of a Washington gas station, is also a top-secret super agent. When the Government's Bureau of Special Projects needs Stanley, he takes a pill that gives him an hour's worth of strength, courage, and flying time. There have been two DC characters with the same name, in versions of the Justice Society (And it's not Hourman.) Carter Nash was a chemist in a police department who discovered a liquid that could turn him into an odd sort of superhero: very shy and dominated by his mother. Taking the liquid blew off his outer clothes, so he basically fought bad guys in his long johns and belt. The first time he appeared, someone asked him what the "CN" on his belt buckle stood for. He didn't want to say his name, so he came up with his corny alias. No DC character with the same name. George

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