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BABES AYYY TUNNEL ??? George

SKI/FLIP/JUMP/HOT DOG ??? JED no idea George

Darn. Now I have to think of a new one! George

"Iron Man"? George

Correct, of course. George

That's it. Go Steve!! George

And Worf's response: "Yes, they are Kilingons. We just don't talk about it." (The reason for these "embarrassing" Klingons was revealed in an Enterprise three-parter.) "Interesting. You Earth people glorify organized violence for forty centuries. But you imprison those who employ it privately." "You smug, button-pushing brass hat!" "I want asylum." "At gunpoint?" George

Hiway, you're up! George

I'm sure I posted another line! Anyway, this will give it away: Giddy-up a-oom-pow-pow oom-pow-pow mau-mau George

That actually sounds a bit familiar, but it's apparent we need more quotes. Kimberly? George

How about another one, hiway? George

Too devious, I guess. Let's modify it a bit. A man saves his mentor's life but later refuses to save the same man's life. George

The Avengers Sean Connery Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves George

Definitely easier. "Trials and Tribble-ations" DS9 The DS9 crew wind up back in time at station K-7 in time for the "Trouble with Tribbles" episode. A wonderful job of "Forrest Gump-ing" them into the old footage. (The scene of Sisko meeting Kirk was actually edited from another original episode, "Mirror, Mirror.") George

Right. Final episode tonight. Of course, it could also have been the syndicated E/R, featuring Elliot Gould and the delightful Corinne Bohrer. (Whatever happened to her, anyway?) George

one pic George

Pirate! Where have you been, my man? George

Sorry. It's just not clicking for me. Maybe WW will get it. George

"The OC"? George

I'll do another one, but it probably won't be until tomorrow. If someone else wants to jump in, be my guest. George

It's gouda cheese. George

I do believe he's right. The Burbank reference made it obvious. I assume the "hereafter" quotes were Arte Johnson with Ruth Buzzi. George

That is cute! Now, if I could do that with Snopes or the Urban Legends site on About.com, I could eliminate half of the spam I get from well-meaning friends and family! George

Since "Happy Days" was about the (late) 1950's, there probably wouldn't have been much mention of the space program. On the other hand, the '90s show that was to the '70s as the 70's show "Happy Days" was to the '50s would be a possibility. "That 70's Show"? George

Obviously DS9, but I can't place the episode. George