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Good, because you're still up. George

Network? George

You did it again, Dude. You need an actor (other than Justin Long) from Live Free... George

Do I hear sirens? A couple of them, perhaps? George

There are movies whose actors I'll recognize. because I've seen the movie. Sometimes, I can answer because there was a lot of publicity. This was neither case. Sorry. And, no, you don't have to give only three actors at a time. You have to START with three actors (or movies); but if no one gets it, just add more names (or titles). George

I don't know. It's also possible that all the other actors you listed were in the movie, but I still don't know. Sorry. George

Tim Curry Clue Colleen Camp George

Kevin Bacon Animal House Donald Sutherland George

The Misfits Marilyn Monroe Some Like it Hot George

I really enjoyed the 100th Supergirl episode. Sort of a "Butterfly Effect" with lots of cameos. George

Still not getting it. I only know two movies with Tom Hulce in them, and this is neither Amadeus nor Animal House. George

By now, you've seen LoT, where, when notified of Ollie's death, Nate's only response was, "Never take part in a cross-over." I wonder what they'll do NEXT year? George

I guess that was easier than I thought. A fun show, hot babes, just fun. You're up! George

Name the actor: Paul Bratter Halsy Knox Bill McKay Johnny Hooker Major Cook Sonny Steele George

After Gene Roddenberry's death, Majel Barrett took material from his archives to bring two of his ideas into production. This series was one of them while the other was Earth: Final Conflict (1997). The basic premise of the series - a man from an earlier era piecing civilization back together - was the subject of three earlier Gene Roddenberry pilots: Genesis II (1973) starring Alex Cord and Planet Earth (1974) and Strange New World (1975) starring John Saxon. None of the three pilots became a series. The name of the lead character in this show was the same as that of the lead characters in Genesis II and Planet Earth. George

I seem to remember you mentioning that Rowan Atkinson played a spoof of "The Doctor," and David Tennant was definitely one of them, so let's give that a try. The Doctor (Who) George

Sorry, my friend. You need to link Louis Jourdan with another movie. Let me help: Octopussy Maud Adams Tattoo George

A British fictional character, fairly recent, and possibly not even human (not a man or woman). I'm striking out. George

Of course. George

Yes, but I don't remember the tune. New one: From the park you hear the happy sound of the carousel You can almost taste the hot dogs and French fries they sell George

No. Yes. George

Actually, I used Liam Neeson a couple of months ago, with two of those movies. Anyway, Katharine Ross Anne Bancroft Buck Henry George

Going with the Nashville line, let's try Nashville Cats by the Lovin' Spoonful? George

Frankenstein's monster? George

An interesting theory. I NEVER spend that much time analyzing my entertainment (save looking for "Easter eggs" in a super-hero show); but it's cool that you (and Mrs. Wolf) do. George