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I expect this to be answered within about ten minutes of its posting, but anyway... This show appeared twice a week for two seasons, and then once a week for its last season (with the addition of another major character). George

"Stay the course!" George

That "me and Del were singin' Little Runaway" line seems familiar... George

No. This was primarily an action flick, though it had a lot of comic elements. George

That one's been used in a lot of movies (and TV shows). I'll guess "The Godfather" George

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What's not to like? :lol: George

Okaaay, then. More quotes. "How'd you know there was a guy in there?" "There's always a guy in there. It costs me a fortune in closet doors." "You think you are funny, don't you?" "I know I am. I'm the famous comedian Arnold Braunschweiger." "Schwarzenegger!" "Gesundheit." "Danny told me not to trust you. He said you killed Mozart." "Mo- who?" "-zart." "You know, I kill a lot of people, I can't remember half of them." George

A couple of musicians, hiding out from the mob, disguise themselves as women and join a freestyle skiing contest. George

"When Harry Met Sally Jesse Raphael"? George

I guess my point is, before giving away the title, why not give the more recognizable lines? George

I suspect that had you used these lines: Someone left the cake out in the rain I don't think that I can take it 'Cause it took so long to bake it And I'll never have that recipe again, oh noooooo I think you would have had the answer immediately. As with "Name That Flick," it's OK to start out a little subtle, but the longer no one gets it, the easier the clues should get. George

It's got a nice lyric, but I don't recognize it at all. George

Maybe it was a "signing of angels." :) George

"Animaniacs" would sort of fit, but I was thinking of "The Critic" The current show is "30 Rock" You might also remember the short-lived "Sports Night." If you google "TV shows about TV shows," you can also find some others, including the BBC offerings. FREE POST George

WordWolf already had "Murphy Brown." I can still think of one current TV show and a cartoon from the 90's. There are some BBC shows, but those are a bit too obscure, I think. I'll give you another day or so. George

So, were they consoled by the talk show host, or counseled by him? I don't know the answer, either way... :unsure: George

You're up. George

Army vets Bob Wallace and Phil Davis are now a song-and-dance team. Enamored with a lovely female duo, they follow the girls to a lodge in Vermont, only to find that the lodge is owned by their former commander, Ebenezer Scrooge. George

That WAS the obvious one. There are others. George

The cast gave away the middle one, which then led me to the first. "Vanilla Sky Pilot and the World of Tomorrow Never Dies" George

That's two more. Any others? I can think of at least one very popular (if older) show. George

This quote was cute, because "Danny" recognized one of the actors in this movie as Salieri from "Amadeus." George

I know the last one. The first one seems familiar, but I can't think of the title. I'm not getting the middle one at all, which is surprising, since how many movies have giant robots attacking New York? :) George

I'm not sure I'll know whom to declare the "winner," but let's see how many TV shows we can name which were about making TV shows (or, at least, in which one of the main characters is seen routinely on such a show). Two examples to get started: The Larry Sanders Show The Mary Tyler Moore Show George