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I've seen McGinley on TV, but I had to google his movies. George

You are correct, Sir! (And I appreciate the correct spelling.) Ya know, I was kinda hoping that these mashups would have lasted a little longer... George

The re-release was, in fact the Barbarella re-release. You're up! George

There may have been, but it wasn't this show. This one went three seasons and had a different premise. George

In a semi-spinoff, the main character of this show first appeared on an episode of Charlie's Angels, as a friend of Charlie and Bosley. Although the main character's girlfriends are all supposedly older than he, the actor portraying him was actually older than the women. In fact, his boyish good looks almost lost him the part, as the producers thought he wouldn't be taken for 25 (he was 31). In the pilot episode, Greg Morris' Lieutenant Nelson was named "George". When he returned for the series, he was named "David or Dave". George

The first full-length film (as opposed to serials) based on a sci-fi comic book. The movie was re-released in 1977, after the success of the first Star Wars installment. Featured Marcel Marceau in a very talkative role. George

Carol Kane The Princess Bride Mandy Patinkin George

"The Adventures of Superman" In black-and-white, there was no need to have Superman's actual red, blue, and yellow costume. When they started filming in color, obviously they re-did the costume. Phyllis Coates and Noel Neill are well-known Lois Lanes. And Superman did appear on an episode of "I Love Lucy." George

"Unfriended"? George

So, Arrow. At first I thought the season premiere was some sort of dream episode. Mild spoiler alert: what is actually the case is made clear about 1/4 through the episode. I was going to write my reactions, but I think I'll wait until whoever of you actually plans to watch the episode, in the near future, does so. So, GET TO IT! George

Then perhaps the lyrics are reminding me of some other song. George

I actually saw (D) (or, most of it) on cable recently, but I can't think of the title. George

I think I might have seen "Sale of the Century" and MAYBE the "$1.98 Beauty Pageant." "Treasure Hunt" does not ring a bell. George

It does seem vaguely familiar. Sort of rappish, I think, rather than melodic. George

I was tempted to try DCUNIVERSEONLINE when Teen Titans started, but all I heard from those who watched it was that it was violent and profane. The reviews of the new Harley Quinn show sound exactly the same. Ergo, I have not watched ANY of the shows on that service. George

I'm not sure of the movie characters, but we seem to have made Human disappear... George

I'll take Obscure Game Shows for 1000, Alex. George

Need more... George

Car 54 Where Are You? David Johansen Scrooged George

The question mark means I'm not sure... George

The sad thing is, I've probably seen a couple of these (not the British ones). Tickling the back of my memory... George

"Young Girl," by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap? George

I presume that this is an actual plotted movie, not a compilation like "That's Entertainment, Part II." George

I do remember the title. I don't think I saw the movie. That's why we keep Raf around. George

Not super-hero, but comic book, anyway. How do you handle the death of an actor in a series? If it's one of the main stars, maybe you find another actor to play the part. If it's a continuing role, but not absolutely necessary, you can have the character "leave town" or "die." I'm sure that the death of Luke Perry caught the Riverdale folks by surprise, but I think they did a great job with the tribute to "Fred Andrews." I suspect that a lot of the tears were real, as the cast was quite fond of Perry. George