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Danielle Panabaker might not have been born when The Big Chill was filmed, anyway... George

I'm pretty sure WW is correct with "My Blue Heaven." The merengue sequence with Steve Martin and Rick Moranis is a favorite of mine. I've never seen "Goodfellas," so any witness protection reference would have been lost on me. "You don't tip federal agents! "Of course you do!" George

One of them could be "Very Bad Things," which involves a wedding, but I can't think of a prequel OR a sequel to it. George

The initial version of this show set a new record at the time - for the lowest ratings for a pilot. A re-edited version that featured two of the stars' original screen tests at the beginning scored one of the highest test ratings ever. Of the four stars, only two participated in all 58 episodes. One was written out of an episode so he could attend his sister's wedding; another was written out of three episodes; one while he recovered from a tonsillectomy, one when his son Jonathan was born, and one to make a family trip. George

Supergirl back on hiatus, Superman and Lois return tonight. George

The only two movies I can think of about the same character and which came out about the same time were "Tombstone" and "Wyatt Earp." Of course, neither is really a comedy, and Earp is not around to proclaim his displeasure. No real idea. George

Galaxy Quest Missi Pyle Dodgeball George

Sound of Silence "You keep sayin' you got somethin' for me: somethin' you call love but confess." George

I have heard the song. Didn't remember a single lyric, though. George

The Big Chill (?) George

Not there, yet, though I doubt Helgenberger appeared in many movies. George

Oceans Twelve Don Cheadle Iron Man 2 George

Cora Peterson Loana Lilian Lust Kit Forrest Priestess of the Whip KC Carr Det. Eileen McHenry Constance de Bonacieux Dianna Brock Mrs. Windham Vandermark George

By the way, Raf, how DOES one delete a post, these days? George

That must be about the whole song by now. I still do not recognize it. George

Another one of those whose title is not how people remember the song. For What It's Worth "When I think of all the cr-p I learned in high school..." George

The funny thing is, it hit my while I was driving to a date, and I kept thinking the Human would give up and give the answer before I got back to my computer. Worse, I got home, but didn't remember to post until the next morning. Glad I got in under the wire! New one soon. George

Correct. I had not known that until watching it recently on Turner Classic Movies. George

No. Communism was "in" by the time Hanoi Jane showed her colors. And without googling, I suspect that Fonda did not win an Oscar 25 years before Fisher's first movie. I haven't seen GWH, either. I'm more into Sci-Fi, action, or comedy, so I miss a lot of "deep" films. George

I don't know if it's the right answer, but I finally remembered the show I was thinking of. The Loretta Young Show (?) George

Carrie Fisher's first movie. Her mother, Debbie Reynolds, told the star of the film that if he messed around with her daughter, she would put out a "hit" on him. The actress who won the Best Supporting Actress for this film had been nominated for Best Actress 24 years earlier but was blacklisted shortly thereafter for saying something nice at a Communist friend's funeral. George

Still not ringing a bell. George

I'm sure there's a coming. Though, to be fair, it's not easy remembering TV from 60 years ago. (I'm only 65.) George

The only "Jay and Silent Bob" film I've actually seen is "Dogma." Those guys have done more than three movies together, though, so it can't be about them. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were also in Dogma. I don't know how many collaborations they had, but one was Good Will Hunting Is that it? George

I think I remember the show, but I don't think I'll be able to remember the hostess. I'm thinking afternoon show in the early 60s. Of course, those could have been syndicated reruns from an earlier prime-time show. George