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There was another one about either UPS or FedEx "screwing the other guy to get your package delivered on time"; but I couldn't find the exact quote. WW is up. George

I'm sure that WW or Raf would get this movie from any one of the following, so I'll post them all. The movie wasn't THAT well-known, so I don't think it's "Flicks Remembered..." material: "Paramount Pictures presents 'The Freak.' This movie won't just scare you, it will f--- you up for life." "Porsche. It's a little too small to get laid IN, but you get laid the minute you get out!" "You may think phone service stinks since deregulation, but don't mess with us, because we're all you've got. In fact, if we fold, you'll have no damn phones. AT&T - we're tired of taking your cr@p!" "Metamucil: It helps you go to the toilet. If you don't use it, you'll get cancer and die." "Volvo — they're boxy but they're good." "Forget Paris. The French can be annoying. Come to Greece. We're nicer." "Sony -- because Caucasians are too damn tall." George

Is this "Super-Friends"? George

"Bruce Almighty"? (and I was thinking of "Julius Caesar," not "Aladdin"...) George

"This is Spinal Tap"? George

Sounds like it could be one of those high school-based shows, but nothing really jumps out at me. George

Ben Affleck Hollywoodland Diane Lane George

No. This phrase is Latin. George

Et tu, Brute? George

"Heat"? George

Exactly like "Mary Poppins." You're up. George

"Scarface" This one has soooo many lines to choose from: I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog, too! George

A lot of artists recorded the song. As far as I know, Robert Crays was not one of them. The Drifters and George Benson had the biggest hits. Nonetheless, you go! George

"Dragnet"? George

Actually, the first was "Masters of Sex and the Single GIRL," but you got the second one completely correct. Your go. George

Robert Downey, Jr. Back to School Rodney Dangerfield George

Gotta be! (Can you picture Tom Poston as Max Smart?) George

Seems vaguely familiar... George

This late-60's show featured three main characters. The name of only one of them was ever given. Tom Poston, Tony Randall, and Orson Bean were all considered for the lead role, before the actual actor was chosen. George

Apparently, the old Natalie Wood movie was off everyone's radar (or maybe it's the current Showtime series). Let's try a slightly different version (not the same overall title): Carrie Bradshaw and her three BFF travel back in time to the early 60's to meet the authors of Human Sexual Response. George

They say there's always magic in the air But when you're walkin' down that street And you ain't had enough to eat The glitter rubs right off and you're nowhere But looking at them just gives me the blues 'Cause how ya gonna make some time When all you got is one thin dime And one thin dime won't even shine your shoes George

I don't get the "never got a dinner" part. I know it starred Red Buttons as an ordinary guy who just happens to be a doppelganger for a major spy (recently deceased), and whom the government uses to impersonate the spy. I only remember one scene from the show: "Phyfe" gets a pair of too-small shoes to wear with his suit. He "breaks" an enemy spy by just walking around him (the shoes squeak horribly). :lol: I'll come up with one soon. George

Wild guess "The Double Life of Henry Phyfe"? George

Burt Reynolds Sharky's Machine Rachel Ward George

Okay, then..... Willie Aames Zapped! Merrit Butrick George (OK, MB isn't very famous, but I know you've all seen him in at least TWO movies.)