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Parenthood Steve Martin The Man with Two Brains George

Three Men and a Baby Steve Guttenberg Police Academy George

Be that as it may... George

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Still need more help. George (I long for the days when we had a dozen or so players...)

If Raf REPLIES, I'll be shocked. George

Sorry. Just don't know it. George

The only show I know with Karen Cliché was Adventure, Inc., but it did not have any of those other stars. George

I know French, but the literal translation "Under the Sign of the Sword" doesn't help. I suspect that the French isn't a translation of the English title. Set in California, it COULD be a Zorro show, but it's not the old Guy Williams version. I MIGHT get the third choice, with a bit more help. Sheena Easton in a TV show sounds familiar. George

Unbelievably (or not), I still have no idea. George

It's really not clicking for me, either, though I may well have heard it. George

I haven't seen "The Doors," though I remember it coming out. That's how old I am. George

That last line seems familiar, but I'm not getting it. George

I gave it to WW, but he's had four days to post one, so Human can go ahead, if he has one. George

John Wayne? George

I'm 0 for 15, here. George

I'm not sure what part was the guess, but the answer is completely correct. George

Star Trek III John Larroquette Blind Date George

I'm not going to beat you to it. George

An Earl isn't exactly a Duke, but Rissk translates well to Hazzard, so I'll give it to you. The car not only had the Confederate flag on it, but it was also called the General Lee. Ah, simpler times! And, of course, short-short jeans are still called "Daisy Dukes." WW's up. George

An assassin relives the same 24 hours, over and over, each time slightly varying his attempt to kill President De Gaulle. George

So, "tardis" is an acronym. Live and learn! George

This wildly popular show (at the time) would probably not even be produced today, as it frequently displayed iconography which is out of style, today. Speaking of style, one of the characters' outfits were so popular that they are still referred today by that character's name. (And, thankfully, that outfit is still popular.) George

"Galaxy Quest"? George

"Constantine" is correct. "1998" was a typo. I meant "1988," which is when "Hellblazer" appeared, though, as you point out, Constantine first appeared in Swamp Thing in 1984. "Hellblazer" was thought to be too similar to "Hellboy," so "Contantine" was picked as the title. I REALLY prefer Matt Ryan's take to Keanu Reeves's. You're up! George