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Yes. It was the beginning of her closing theme song. George

Not even close. I do expect that you've seen this movie, though. (Incidentally, Zeus appears in "Thor, Love and Thunder" but not the Shazam movies.) George

"D'oh!" George

One actor was the star of three shows, The first one had a different title in the US from its title in the UK. The second one had the same title in both the US and UK, and it was the US title of the first show. The third was never officially called a sequel to the second, but it was, for all intents and purposes. All remaining clues pertain to the third show. Throughout the show, the star is menaced by "Rover" (not a dog). The Butler (played by Maltese actor Angelo Muscat) never speaks, and appears in more episodes than anyone else, other than the star. Name the third show. For extra credit, name the other two. George

Apparently, no takers. It's unlikely that you would just think of it, anyway. Polish, polish. FREE POST George

"Why you keep calling me Jesús? I look Puerto Rican to you?" "Guy back there called you Jesús." "He didn't say Jesús. He said, "Hey, Zeus!" My name is Zeus." "Hey! Who was the 21st President?" "Go f--- yourself!" George

Bump George

Human? George

Young Frankenstein? George

Steve Carell Fred Willard Seth Rogen George

Spider-man Kirsten Dunst Hidden Figures George

I just happened to see it recently on cable. I think it's showing this month on Showtime or Cinemax. Occurs in modern-day Rome, with Shakespearean dialogue. George

Matt Dillon The Outsiders Ralph Macchio George

Diane Keaton George

I can hear it but am blanking on the title. George

Sabrina the (teen-age) witch? George

You might enjoy the 2011 film of Coriolanus, starring Ralph Fiennes and Brian Cox (among others). George

Obviously the newer version. I've only seen the 1968 film. But a quick IMDb search shows that WordHusky is correct. George

Well, not incorrect. She was the only other Archie character I can think of. YMMV. Obviously, there were Betty and Veronica. Both were in cartoons and live action (Riverdale) but meet none of your other qualities. I'm pretty sure Midge, Big Ethel, and Miss Grundy are out, too. Archie Comics also had some super-heroes (The Jaguar, The Fly, and another (Black Hand?)) but no females. I'm stumped. George

Look out, Cuba! George

We ruled out Josie McCoy. The only other Archie character I can think of with her own show was Katy Keene, but she certainly didn't have more shows than Supergirl. Indies like Dark Horse weren't around in the 60s. Was this a Gold Key character? George

If it's a DC character, I'm not seeing it. If it's a Marvel character, I won't get it. George

"Crazy mover" must have some meaning, but I'm not getting it. Not "seed drill" either. George

By "more shows," do you mean more series or more episodes? George

Supergirl? I don't think her appearance in Action Comics was meant as a one-off (and it was in 1959, not the 60s), and I don't remember her having a cartoon, though she probably appeared in others. Her live action show started on CBS and then moved to CW, and she guested on Flash and other Arrowverse shows. George