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This popular 90's show had four main stars (three men and one woman). One of them has not had another series. Two of them had very short-lived series. The woman has actually had two fairly successful series (one current). The show was Nielsen ranked #1 or #2 every year from 1994 to 1990. An episode, "The Contest" was TV Guide's #1 episode of all time. George

James CAAAAAANNNNN! Honeymoon in Vegas Nicolas Cage George

Whole song with title or partial title redacted: Let me tell you 'bout a place Somewhere up-a New York way Where the people are so gay REDACT Here they have a lot of fun Puttin' trouble on the run Man, you find the old and young REDACT They're REDACT Everybody's feelin' great They're REDACT They're REDACT Here's a man in evening clothes How he got here, I don't know, but Man, you oughta see him go REDACT He's dancin' with a chick in slacks She's movin' up and back Oh, man, there ain't nothin' like REDACT They're REDACT Everybody's feelin' great They're REDACT They're REDACT Let's REDACT a while Lean up Lean back Lean up Lean back Watusi Now fly Now REDACT REDACT Here's a fella in blue jeans Dancin' with an older queen Who's dolled up in her diamond rings and REDACT Man, you oughta see her go REDACT to the rock and roll Here you find the young and old REDACT They're REDACT, man Everybody's feelin' great They're REDACT REDACT One more time Lean up Lean back Lean up Lean back Watusi Now fly Now REDACT George

"A Hard Day's Night Court"? George

"Peter Pan"? George

Of course. George

"You know the great strength of the church? Its sense of community." "Morning, Father." "Good morning. This may come as a surprise to you Matthew, but we are open on Sunday." "I like the quiet." "I don't think so, son, I think you like the solitude." "You killed the only two people I ever loved. Why?" "Business. That's all it ever is, is business." "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It's been a week since my last..." "What the hell are you playing at, Matt? You didn't come here for forgiveness. You came for permission, and I can't give you that." "Justice isn't a sin, Father." George

"Saturday Night Fever" "A Spoonful of Sugar" George

Having not watched that show, I don't know whether or not it fits my clues. It is not the one I had in mind. This show starred three men and one woman. It is the woman who has had the successful post-X TV career. George

I prefer this version: Dough, the stuff, that buys my beer; Ray, the guy who sells me beer; Me, the guy who drinks the beer; Fa', a long way for my beer. So, I think I'll have a beer. La, la la la la la beer. Tea? No thanks, I'm drinking beer! And that leaves me with no dough-- oh,oh,oh... Incidentally, you didn't name the movie, so it's still open. George

Correct George

I never watched any of those shows, so it took a while to remember the name. This popular 90's show had four main stars. One of them has not had another series. Two of them had very short-lived series. The last has actually had two fairly successful series (one current). George

"Melrose Place"? George

"You killed the only two people I ever loved. Why?" "Business. That's all it ever is, is business." "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. It's been a week since my last..." "What the hell are you playing at, Matt? You didn't come here for forgiveness. You came for permission, and I can't give you that." "Justice isn't a sin, Father." George

Axel F (an instrumental, by the way) George

"Running Man"? George

DEFINITELY! Woody Allen took a Japanese spy film, tossed out all the dialogue, and dubbed in his own. The humor is all over the top. Some of it is hysterical; some, just goofy. It was my favorite comedy until "Sleeper" came out (which is still my favorite). You're up, Wolf Lily. :) George

Doe, a deer, a female deer. George

Neither. Think more nebbishly. George

"Titanic"? George

"Tommy Boy"? George

I KNOW I've seen this one. But it's just not coming to me. George

I'm sure I'm going to be doing a lot of this: But now, it's :) George

The Princess Bride Mandy Patinkin Alien Nation George

No. This was the directorial debut (of sorts) for a prolific comedic actor/director/producer. The movie was originally titled "Key of Keys" before said actor/director/producer got his hands on it. The actresses portraying sisters "Teri and Suki Yaki" also appear in the James Bond film "You Only Live Twice." Playboy Playmate China Lee does a striptease at the end, as the director promised her a part "somewhere in the film." A brief interlude, featuring the Lovin' Spoonful, was added without the director's knowledge, before the film's release. George