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I know the song, but I'm not sure if "I Think We're Alone Now" is the actual title. George

Cool. One point I might make is that if there's a photo of a person whose name is required for the puzzle (as opposed to, say, his action or facial expression), it helps to mention that. four pics (two on one line); you need the (non-cartoon) guys' names George

Thanks! Sorry for the late reply. This sort of thread used to be in "Open," where it was easy to find. Not anymore! George

From Raf's analysis and the first two pics (ANGEL + SAND), I'd guess "Angels and Demons." The third picture could be a demon, but then the last pic is irrelevant. The last pic could be "MOMS," but then I don't get the guy. ?? George

I'm pretty sure that's the Cowardly Lion's speech in "The Wizard of Oz," but I'll wait for acknowledgment. For those of you who haven't seen "It Happened One Night," Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert are broken down on the side of a road and need to hitchhike. Gable gives a speech about all the various thumb techniques for hitchhiking but fails to attract a ride. Colbert hikes up her skirt and sticks her leg out, bringing the first car to come by to a screeching halt. Vive la difference! George

No, not "It's a Wonderful Life." This movie was actually about a decade earlier. I remember watching it many years ago, during a baseball strike, when TBS showed movies in lieu of Braves' games. If no one gets it by the end of the day, I'll give the answer. George

This is going to take some cogitatin'... George

"My Way" Up every mornin' just to keep a job I gotta fight my way through the husslin' mob... George

This one's also an oldie but a goodie. The memorable part isn't really these two dialogues, but what happens in between! ;) "I'll stop a car, and I won't use my thumb!" "What're you gonna do?" "It's a system all my own." FAMOUS SCENE "Why didn't you take off all your clothes? You could have stopped forty cars!" "Well, ooo, I'll remember that when we need forty cars." George

"Hawaii 5-0" He took cases for one of three reasons: he believed the client was innocent; the case was just interesting; or for the money. George

"Remember, you have to shove a pineapple up Hitler's a-s-s at 4 p.m..." "Are there boobs on my head?" "Yeah, big ones." 1: "Drink up. Here's to fifty million clams." 2: "To the defilement of Earth and the corruption of its people." 1: "Okay whatever, just drink it." 2: "It's awfully hot down here. How do you manage to stay so cool?" 3: "Uh, beer lowers the body temperature. I read that in a beer magazine." 2: "This liquid would probably quench my thirst, cool me off." 1: "Definitely." 3: "It'll give you a pretty good buzz." 2: "Or maybe it will trap me inside for all of eternity." 3: "Uh, no it won't." George

I think it was Mae West, but I couldn't name the movie. George

Yes. In fact the title comes right before the lyric I gave. George

"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" The Beatles or Elton John All that summer we enjoyed it Wind and rain and shine That umbrella we employed it By August she was mine George

"Fantasy Island" Gopher, Isaac, Julie, Doc, and Merrill George

Yes, though it's parsed DECK + INK + ANNE + DIE :) George

Tango and Cash Kurt Russell Escape from New York George

Driving Miss Daisy Jessica Tandy Cocoon George

"We Can Work It Out" (Not the first line) Think of me, Babe, whenever some sweet-talking girl comes around George

The "new girl in town" line seems familiar (though, maybe I'm recalling an old "Charlie" -- perfume -- ad). The other quote (?) doesn't make it clearer, to me. Since the FOX network came on in the early 80's. I can think of a lot of pre-1980 shows with female leads, but none that lasted nine years. George

1: "Drink up. Here's to fifty million clams." 2: "To the defilement of Earth and the corruption of its people." 1: "Okay whatever, just drink it." 2: "It's awfully hot down here. How do you manage to stay so cool?" 3: "Uh, beer lowers the body temperature. I read that in a beer magazine." 2: "This liquid would probably quench my thirst, cool me off." 1: "Definitely." 3: "It'll give you a pretty good buzz." 2: "Or maybe it will trap me inside for all of eternity." 3: "Uh, no it won't." George

A few shows come to mind. I'll start with "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"? George

"Beetlejuice"? George

Time's up. "Quick Change" four pics; you need the woman's name George