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I may know the movie, but I'm not getting it from the soundtrack clues. George

"You know, I believe we have two lives." "How... what do you mean?" "The life we learn with and the life we live with after that." "Pretty good food, huh?" "Damn good." "You can't spell it, but it eats pretty good, don't it?" George

I got chills; they're multiplyin', and I'm losing control, cause the power you're supplying, it's electrifyin'. George

Iron Man Robert Downey, Jr. Back to School George

"A Few Good Men." New one soon. George

"Captain America: The Winter Soldier"? George

Well, the song is "Hooked on a Feeling." Is that the name of a movie, too? George

Sounds like pretty much every Army (or Navy, or Marines...) movie. George

Still need more help. George

It's a show tune. George

We all have those moments in these games. Sadly, I have seen "Demolition Man" but not "big Fish"! George

Sylvester Stallone Tango and Cash Teri Hatcher George

It is the Tonight Show. Because he often "guest hosted" for Johnny, Jay Leno actually "starred" in more "episodes." Did you know, that back in 1957, the Tonight Show was briefly a newscast? George

Need more clues. George

Don't recognize it, Raf. George

This is definitely not a rock and roll song. :) George

I'm just not hearing a melody. George

This show has been on the air for 60 years. One person starred on it for 30 years, but actually filmed fewer episodes (4531) than another star who was on the show for 21 years (4610 episodes). George

Maybe Malcolm McDowell was too surly as Roarke. "Fantasy Island." George

Or, possibly, to defend him against false accusations. Even if some of the allegations are true, it doesn't mean they all are. As you point out, it's for the courts to decide. George

I think that all of these shows might have been on UPN, rather than the "big 3" networks. I think they were all shows from the 90's. George

It was, indeed. :) George

He must know somethin' but he don't say nothin' He just keeps rollin', he keeps on rollin' along. George

The third show was, indeed, "The Sentinel." Richard Burgi played a cop with heightened senses. The first was "Dark Skies." The second was "Tek War," created by William Shatner. The fourth was "Jake 2.0," (I always thought of "Chuck" as a rip-off) starring Chris Gorham, who presently stars in "Covert Affairs" on USA Network, and also had a lead role in The fifth show, "Odyssey 5." I watched them all in their entirety, except Tek War, of which I saw only a couple of episodes. WW is up (unless Mrs. Wolf want so join in). :)/> George

In 1960s America, a young couple struggle to expose the truth about a hidden alien invasion, while a secret government organization follows its own agenda in dealing with the threat. It turns out that aliens were responsible for just about everything in the 60's, from the Kennedy assassination to the New York blackout. Featured a pre-Voyager Jeri Ryan as a Russian agent. (1 season) The year is 2045, and a highly addictive computer-based reality drug takes the users of the drug into a fantasy world. Jake Cardigan, a cop who was jailed on trumped charges, is hired by the mysterious Walter Bascom to fight the drug. Jake's first partner was Sid Gomez who was replaced by sexy Sam Houston; Nika is a computer wiz who works for Bascom; Cowgirl and Spaz are two "cyberpunks"; and Shelley Grout is a government agent trying to stop Jake. The creator of the show (and one of its stars) was also the star of a much-better known sci-fi series. (1 season, though over three years) After spending years in the Peruvian jungle during his tour in Army Special Forces, Cascade PD Detective James Ellison developed hyperactive senses, which came back to him five years after his return to the US. He can see people in darkened windows at night from two hundred yards, hear the music playing on the radio of the car he's chasing after he's lost sight of it, and can distinguish between wood and plastic after both have been in a three thousand degree fire. After being cancelled after three seasons, support from fans got the network to give it another half season to tie up all the plots.(4 seasons) A computer technician for the NSA secretly longs for a chance to work on the field. Circumstance puts him in a top secret laboratory, in the middle of a shootout between security guards and a saboteur. During the battle, a vial containing an experimental serum explodes, covering the technician with shrapnel. But it turns out that the serum is actually nanomites, microscopic submachines that heal his injuries and alter his body. Upon discovering his new mind-boggling powers, the technician begins to operate at an atomic level, possessing superhuman strength, lightning-fast speed, heightened hearing, magnified vision and the ability to communicate telepathically with computers. The NSA soon realizes that he is an untested asset and forms a Special Ops team with him at its core. The actor who played the geek-turned-superhero-agent also is on of the leads in a current spy show (cable network). (1 season) After witnessing the destruction of the Earth from orbit, a group of astronauts is sent back in time and given 5 years to prevent the disaster from happening. The actor mentioned in the show above also played a leading role in this one. This was also Peter Weller's first starring role on a TV show. (1 season) George