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Don't know Chris Cooper, either... :unsure: George

Let's see if both of these come up: George

Yeah, Dean is more of a concern than Erin. I guess we can all pray that it turns north toward Florida.... George

I thought I answered this earlier today. (I probably hit the Back button instead of Add Reply. I do that, sometimes...) "Fernwood 2nite." I can't remember if this has been done, but it's easy: two pics George

Since I posted this one a few weeks ago, I'll let someone else chime in. George Besides, gagh is best when it's fresh!

So how'd THAT work out? George

Now I get it. Suda, how many fingers is Lennon holding up? George

Close enough. It was "The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr." I briefly skimmed If Chins Could Kill. Bruce Campbell pointed out that he's made a career of major roles in minor movies (e.g. "Army of Darkness") and minor roles in major movies (e.g. "Congo"). I like him in USA Network's "Burn Notice," although he's more subdued than usual. Have at it, WW. George

Just a reminder to our new folks: only use songs that had radio airplay. Album cuts are okay if you've actually heard them on the radio. (Of course, just because I don't recognize a song doesn't mean it wasn't oft-played!) George

What sort of connector do I need to connect the headphone jack to my computer? Also, I have Nero SmartStart on my computer for CD/DVD burning. Can I use it instead of the Roxio program? George

You are correct about the episode, though I would hazard that "Spock's Brain" and "Journey to Eden" were even worse. George

"Have you been lonely?" "What is loneliness?" "It's a... thirst. It is a flower dying in the desert." "The very old and lonely man, and a young and lonely man; we put on a pretty poor show, didn't we?" "You wouldn't understand that, would you? You see, I feel sorrier for you than I do for him, because you'll never know the things that love can drive a man to: the ecstasies, the miseries, the broken rules, the desperate chances, the glorious failures, the glorious victories. All of these things you'll never know...simply because the word "love" isn't written into your book." George

Here's a still from the show. If no one gets it from this, I'll do another show. George

The Andy Griffith Show had some wonderful supporting characters. Denver Pyle as Briscoe Darling was one of the best! George

Actually, "Firefly" was on FOX, though the SciFi Channel re-ran it a year or two ago, including some episodes that didn't air before it was cancelled. Joss Whedon has a lot of pull to get a movie made of a cancelled TV show (not including Star Trek!). Serenity was the name of his spaceship and the name of the movie. You're up, Suda. George

FALL + TITO + EARS = Fawlty Towers! You're up, wasway! George

The actor starred in "Jack of All Trades" and was a regular on "Hercules." George

Suda, take the "dip" out of your answer. George

I'm not sure what Tom's comment means, but we need an answer here. Perhaps it will help if I mention that the man ruled Yugoslavia for decades. George

Need a nudge, here... George

It was, of course, Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts in "Conspiracy Theory." I remember the scene, where MG is watching with binoculars JR on a treadmill. He keeps searching his radio stations until he finds the one she's listening to (which he can tell by reading her lips as she sings along). :o George

Would those stars have the initials M.G. and J.R., respectively? George

"You wouldn't understand that, would you? You see, I feel sorrier for you than I do for him, because you'll never know the things that love can drive a man to: the ecstasies, the miseries, the broken rules, the desperate chances, the glorious failures, the glorious victories. All of these things you'll never know...simply because the word "love" isn't written into your book." George

I'm more familiar with the Frankie Valli version of that song. I can't think of a movie featuring it. George

Now I know who it is, because I use the product all the time. Bob M. wasn't the actor I had pictured, though. George