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The last one says to me: "Zorro the Gay Blade" George

Sounds like a Monty Python skit, but I'll guess "Zoolander"? George

I actually recognized this one, even without the last two posts. I can't remember who performed it, though. George

Yeah. If I recall, "Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah" was set to a classic. "Waltz of the Hours," or something like that. George

Jennifer Love Hewitt notwithstanding, I didn't watch it. George

A House in the Hills Michael Madsen Kill Bill, Vol. I George

Good job, Suda! One hint: When you use Yahoo! images (or others, I suppose), the thumbnail gives the size of the actual picture in pixels. I usually shoot for the 200x200 range. Anything over 600 in either direction will be pretty big. Your second pic looks to be about 1200x1200! George

I promised Sudo I'd respond daily for at least a week. Sorry I missed yesterday, but my computer was acting up. I'll try to say something insightful later! George

Raf? George

Raf, I realize that you now have a plethora of games to choose from, but you need to keep up with the ones that you've answered correctly. Go, Dude. George

Your logic is impeccable, Captain. We are in GRAVE danger! George

I think it's the NG episode where Worf travels through dimensions, eventually bringing a whole space sector of Enterprises together at one time. George

Double ?? for me. George

Suda, Quit whining! Go to p. 22 of this thread, and follow the directions I put there. I expect to see a puzzle from you by this afternoon! George

Getting closer (except for the prune juice part). Here's the deal: the Klingons were invading, but the point here was that Garak and Worf (among others) were headed to the Dominion homeworld (I think because Odo was sick). Garak tries to set of a bomb to blow up the Dominion homeworld, when Worf stops him. They tussle for a minute, Worf wins, and says the line I quoted. Garak comes back with "Come now Mr. Worf, you're a Klingon, don't tell me you'd object to a little genocide in the name of self defense!" The episode was titled "Broken Link." Go ahead, WW. Your turn.

Star Trek: Generations (again) Brent Spiner Independence Day George

Neither. In fact, they were on the Defiant at the time. George

Has anyone else seen "Tall Tale"? Maybe you need to give it a nudge, Ca. George

I dunno. Sounds like some WB soap opera like "7th Heaven." George

Tell me why Garak and Worf were fighting, and it's yours. George

Hey, Hiway, did you watch the new "Legion of Super-Heroes" cartoon on WB, er, CW? Not as slick as "Justice League," but not as doofy as "Teen Titans Go!" George

"You fight well, for a tailor!" George P.S. The best part of "Trials and Tribble-ations" was seeing Kirk chew out Bashir and O'Brien after the bar fight with the Klingons.

The sound of sonar in your clip reminded me of two shows, THIS ONE, which clearly isn't it, and another show starring Richard Baseheart and David Hedison. Is that it? George Though I've been unable to find a sound clip of the show I have in mind, I did find out that the same composer wrote the "Time Tunnel" theme, which also sounds a bit like your clip.

I'm tempted to say "Mirror, Mirror" from the original series, because Kirk says teh "I think we could be ... friends" line about a new recruit whose counterpart he met in the other dimension, but I don't think Bones used the other line. The scene from "Mirror, Mirror" was used in the DS9 episode "Trials and Tribble-ations" which "Forrest Gump"-ed several scenes from the classic "Trouble with Tribbles" but used the "Mirror, Mirror" scene when Sisko meets Kirk. Bashir helped O'Brien, and could have said the "I'm a doctor..." line. Well, let's see. Hiway said he's useless with DS9 quotes, so I'll go with "Mirror, Mirror." George

You are correct with "Long, Tall Glasses." taken from a bit of a line in the second verse. I think most people refer to the song as "I Can't Dance"! George