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"Changed" was filmed at PFAL 77, which VPW taught at Ball State University. Perhaps you were there... George

Original series "I, Mudd." Harry and Kirk knock out "Norman" with an antinomy. (Haven't had a chance to use THAT word since logic class in college!) George

Steve!'s response implies the NG episode "Darmok." As I recall, Starfleet had had encounters with the Tamarians but never understood them. WW's first exchange would belie that. George

Sure sounds like James T. Kirk's final words to me, Steve!. George

Yes, I did use the same exchange in "Name That Flick," but it was so unique that I thought I'd use it here, as well. If no one got it, I'd have gone with "D'oh!" Blackest Night has been interesting. (I especially like the fact that the black rings can't raise from the dead someone "at peace.") Making Black Hand, previously a second-rate villain, the cornerstone of the series is a little silly though. I have a Green Lantern T-shirt and ring. I don't need the others. :) I assume that someone (probably Hal Jordan) will wield all of the colored rings, combining them into a white power to destroy the black ones. Anyway, you're up! George

Act2 said she "can't change the order of the words." (I presume that this means she is not allowed to do so, not that she is incapable of the act.) Therefore, this is a matter of the proper punctuation. George

This might not give it away to everyone, but it was my favorite exchange: "What was THAT?" "I believe it was the sound the Green Lantern made when Sinestro through him into a vat of acid." George

That's it! (And those were some of the "cleaner" lines.) George

If "Seminars for Seniors" is the meaning, then go with "Seniors' Seminars" George

I'll give it a go, then. "Holy s---, a talking beaver!" "A chocolate river! Mmm! Mmm! Chocolate! Hahahaha!" "That's actually the sewer line." "What are you doing?" [cleaning a doorknob] "Willy told me he wanted his knob polished." "Dumbass." George

"Back to the Future"? George

I could probably do this one in either order, but Steve Martin My Blue Heaven Rick Moranis George

Well, I gotta tell ya, last night's episode was "weird science" to say the least. A "sip" of liquid nitrogen would not be enough to kill anyone. It might sting for a moment, but it would boil off before doing any harm. Now if someone poured a whole Thermos of the stuff down your throat... Abby's gas chromatograph was nonsense, as well. And finding "residues of liquid nitrogen" in the discarded Thermos -- not going to happen. (Once it evaporates, LN2 is the same as the nitrogen in the air.) This wasn't a Halloween episode; it was April Fool's! George

You sure are easily annoyed! George

Crispin Glover Back to the Future Lea Thompson George

Maybe I can get this started again. three pics, need a name George

Bump. P.S. It was on HBO.

"On pure speculation... just an educated guess – I'd say that man is alive." "It's like a jigsaw puzzle, all one color. No key to where the pieces fit in. Why?" "No , don't... No, please!" "It shouldn't hurt; not like this, it didn't hurt us." "I am not like you." George

Is this the NG episode where Data and Pulaski aid a ship where the crew has aged rapidly. They were also "contagious," so Pulaski got old, too. They were able to save her by programming her DNA (from a hair in her hairbrush) into the transporter and "re-configuring" her. If I'm right, it's also the episode where she stops thinking of Data as just a machine. George

Actually, a few WIB's (or is that W's IB?) had a day set apart for specific businesses (Word in Arts, Word in Building, Word in Education, etc.) Those like myself (a chemist), for whom there was no specific "forum," could do Word in Ethics. I remember at least one year where I did this. It was led by Walter C and involvedferreting out keys from the Ten Commandments (yes, the Ten Commandments) which would apply to business. It was very interactive. George

Well, the polygraph babe seems interested in him... George

It is, of course. Spoken by Ben Grimm after he turns himself back into the Thing to help take out Dr. Doom. Probably the best "tag line" in comic books. George

"Jimmy Palmer" is a featured character, not a starring role. He didn't appear in every episode last season, so I'm not surprised that we haven't seen him yet. Relax! George

"It's clobberin' time!" George