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Correct, of course. I loved the end, when Picard is returned to his correct age. The first thing he does is check for hair! George

I have a feeling that there will be six more pictures... George

Don't feel bad. "Name That Author" seems to have gone not with a bang, but a whimper, also. I gravitate more towards the low-brow entertainment! George

My Monday schedule usually has Heroes and Sarah Connor Chronicles, so I haven't seen Big Bang. One of my kids has all the episodes DVR'ed, however, so I'll check them out. George

It's down near the bottom of the forums, and now subdivided. George

I haven't seen the show, so this is a WAG: "The Big Bang Theory"? George

I'll let you guys haggle it out. I'm surprised that I couldn't find another picture of Sweetum, though. Not the best-known Muppet, for sure, but my favorite. George

"This is the first time these Jefferies-tubes haven't seemed cramped." "How much farther do we have to go?" "About fifteen meters... Don't tell me you're tired!" "I'm not as young as I used to be." "I want my father, I want my father!" "Where did you get the idea that being short and awkward is some kind of wonderful gift?" "The Enterprise computer system is controlled by three primary main processor cords, cross-linked with redundant melocore's ramistat, fourteen kiloquads interface modules. The core element is based on an FTL nanoprocessor with 25 bilateral kelolactorals, with twenty of those being slaved into the primary Heisenfram terminal. Now, you do know what a bilateral kelolactoral is?" "O-Of course I do, human. I am not stupid!" "Of course not. This is the isopolavial interface, which controls the main pheromental drive unit - don't touch that! You'll blow up the entire pheromental drive." "Oh, what, er...wait, er, what is a...a...a pheromental drive? Just explain it to me." "That is the pheromental drive unit. It controls the ramistat core and keeps the Ontarian manifold at 40,000 KRGs. The pheromental drive is powered by..." George

Hey, Mo! We missed you at the BBQ. Hope to see you this year. Meanwhile... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! George

Yes. The first pic represents two words. George

That's it, Leafy One. (TEACH + AYY + HOOKER) Your turn! George

As mchud points out, it's hard to make a thriving drug business without a good channel to market. None of my friends are druggies, sadly. (And, no, I haven't seen "Breaking Bad.") My graduate work was in organometallic chemistry. When I was at Dow, I did organic syntheses, inorganic syntheses, some polymer syntheses, and a lot of process support for one of the plants. Now I do primarily inorganic chemistry, including some work with radioactive isotopes. I plan eventually to teach at a junior college or small university. Sorry, Dooj, but you are FAR too hot for a nun! George

Well, maybe not SO hot... Three pics. NO names needed George

You guys are incorrigible! "Third Watch." Now to get away from scat and back to hot babes. George

Actually, it's a three word title.... George

I hate it when a pic disappears! Here it is again, with another version of the second pic: George

Sorry about the small size of the first pic. three pics, need two names and a character George

As far as the "hints" go, I'll accept "duh" as good-natured humor, but let's not refer to an American President as offal. George

"When you're walkin' down the street... and you see a little ghost... whatcha gonna do about - Ghostbusters?" "What? What is that?" "That's the Ghostbusters theme song." "No." "I'm pretty sure it is." "How come you never got married Mr. Fletcher?" "Well, the common story is, the girl that you's gon' ask you waited too long to ask. She went on to marry somebody else and then you can't find anybody to compare to her, so what happens?... You get old." George

At one Word in Business, I was seated at dinner with, among others, Mich@el F0rt. The woman attending with me asked him about the books, and he gave the "AC Grad" answer. (I don't remember if he mentioned anything about faithful abundant sharing, though I wouldn't be surprised if he did.) I wasn't particularly interested in checking the books at that time; it seems I missed a great opportunity! George

"Shrek the Third." George

"Where did you get the idea that being short and awkward is some kind of wonderful gift?" "The Enterprise computer system is controlled by three primary main processor cords, cross-linked with redundant melocore's ramistat, fourteen kiloquads interface modules. The core element is based on an FTL nanoprocessor with 25 bilateral kelolactorals, with twenty of those being slaved into the primary Heisenfram terminal. Now, you do know what a bilateral kelolactoral is?" "O-Of course I do, human. I am not stupid!" "Of course not. This is the isopolavial interface, which controls the main pheromental drive unit - don't touch that! You'll blow up the entire pheromental drive." "Oh, what, er...wait, er, what is a...a...a pheromental drive? Just explain it to me." "That is the pheromental drive unit. It controls the ramistat core and keeps the Ontarian manifold at 40,000 KRGs. The pheromental drive is powered by..." George

Well, the Robert Preston clue helps. It's not "The Music Man," of course; it's "The Last Starfighter." Great show. George

SHH SINK THE ????? George (If it were "Sink the Bismark," you wouldn't need the first clue.)

"Maverick"? George