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I thought that I had read that "The Trouble with Tribbles" was originally supposed to be a Harry Mudd episode, but that Roger Carmel was unavailable. A quick check of the internet does not bear this out, however. Anyway, I say we give RumRunner a shot if he's willing. You don't have to remember lines by heart. If you remember an episode, google it. IMDb and Memory-Alpha have many lines from Star Trek episodes. For example, if you wanted to do the NG episode "Q Who?" google "Q Who" and "quotes." You get a slew of choices. Some entire scripts (including all NG and DS9 scripts) are available at TWIZTV George

"Scrubs"? George

Rummy! Welcome to the game! We could wait for NowISee, but I'm sure you're right. Actually, you have the title right, which is enough; but the episode you described is "I, Mudd." (You should name the series, as well as the episode, by the way.) George

That was "Name That TV Show." Completely different game. :) The Rifleman is, of course, correct. George

These stories just -- live! ;) George

You are only considering gross receipts, here. Although the labor was mostly free, you still have to take out the cost of the food, the utilities, etc., before you can answer how much ROA actually made. I expect that the net was pretty significant, though! George

Those are the clues (though the first is spelled "Thor"). So what's the answer? :) George

That's it.. "The Blink of an Eye." Go, NIS! George

I don't usually use text abbreviations, but this one definitely had me ROTFLMAOPIMP! George

Every day when the work is behind you and the shop and the store put the lock on the door, just get away where your worries won't find you. If you like, well, I'll tell you more. At the door there's a man who will greet you. Then you go downstairs to some tables and chairs. Don't let the day get the better of you. When the evening comes, there's so much to do George

three pics, one name (sort of) George

TRAINS FORUM "UH's "Transformers"? George

Hey, I thought you (or was it Steve!?) were kidding with "The Squid and the Whale"! "Anne of the Thousand Days" starred Richard Burton and Genevieve Bujold. It was nominated for about a dozen Oscars, including Best Picture (1969). You're up. George

Actually, no; but I THOUGHT there was! The actual title of the movie (I just looked it up) was "Anne of THE Thousand Days." Story of Anne Boleyn. You're up, Raf! George

That's the one. Normally, we wouldn't allow two guesses without a response, but it seems you're the only one with a clue about this one. You're up! George

Tzaia's take on the chair-stringing thread: Perhaps it was all the focus on the trivial that kept people from seeing the big picture. Geroge

Something that has escaped the mainstream media is that there are large supplies of Tamiflu available, thanks to the protocols put in place by Pres. (G W) Bush. George

So close... so DAMN close! George

Yep, by Neil Sedaka. It's funny -- when it came out in the 70's, I thought it was Karen Carpenter singing. I couldn't figure out the line "I look at her, and she kises me"! You're up, Bow George

If you give the title, that's fine. George

"They cannot hear you, Captain. To their ears, you sound like an insect. That's your description, Captain. Accurate, if unflattering. Really there is nothing wrong with them." "Am I behaving incorrectly?" "No. It's just that I liked you the way you were before: stubborn, irritating, and independent." George

Roy, It sounds that you've recovered from your illness. I pray for God's blessing on you for many more years. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! George

Every year, 20,000-30,000 Americans die of the flu. I doubt that this will make a big dent. George

That's why I waould always sit at the end of a row. As soon as the meeting got started, I could slide the seat out a few inches. Because of the different geometries of men and women (men, broader shoulders and narrower hips; women, vice versa), sitting "boy-girl-boy-girl..." could provide a small amount of relief when the chairs are too close. George

Of course. Chief O'Brien was married, too. This was the DS9 episode where O'Brien thinks there's some massive conspiracy, with everyone, including Keiko, in on it. Actually, he wasn't the real O'Brien,but a doppelganger who THOUGHT he was O'Brien. George