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No, this episode is much earlier, although I believe that the custom referred to WAS used, perhaps for the last time in ST when Kehlahr died. George

"Batman"? (Michael Keaton version) George

Well, wait a couple of years and use "Golden Jubilee"! A very happy birthday to you, Bow, and many more (or at least two...) George

Don't you mean "It's not possible that I could be that old already"? My youngest stepson just finished college and got married. Now I've got nothing to spend money on but grandkids! Congratulations and best wishes for all of you, George

C'mon! This is EASY! George

Sounds like a Woody Allen-Chris Rock team-up! George

Okay, this next is from memory... "It is a warning." "A warning?" "To the spirits. A warning that a Klingon warrior is coming." "Why do you mock me? Why do you wish to anger me?" "Only to see if it is still possible." "You look for the battles in the wrong place. The true test of a warrior is not without, it is within." George

"Let’s go! I know what happened. Hey! If there’s going to be any bitch slapping on this team, I’ll do it. Clear? Good. Now shake hands. Shake. There we go. That wasn’t so tough. Was it? Now how about a little hug? Big buddy hug. Come on. Now a deep tongue kiss. (Both women hit him) Now we feel better." "This is so embarrassing! Okay, in my defense, what self-respecting drug dealer cuts his cocaine with potassium cyanide?" "Obviously one that doesn't care about repeat business." "You came all the way down here to see me in my court suit!" "No..." "You totally did!" "No, I did not..." "Your mouth lies but your red ears are telling the truth!" "Well, the psychiatrist examined him and is worried for his mental health." "I'm not all that interested in the mental health of people who want to kill me." "Nope, don't use cologne. Women I date think the smell of sawdust is sexy. That's probably why I don't... date many women." George

Hey, JackDaniels! Welcome to "the game room"! James Earl Jones Coming to America Arsenio Hall George (I'm thinking JEJ counts, even though it's only his voice.)

waysider was right with "Get a Job.' "Goodnight Sweetheart" goes Doh doh-doh-doh doh. :B) I have a feeling that no one is going to get the first song, "I Wonder Why" by Dion and the Belmonts. Since Raf got three of them, I suggest that he has the next turn. George

Linda Hamilton Black Moon Rising Tommy Lee Jones George

Here's more from the fourth song. What I gave before is the beginning of the song, but this part will be more familiar: Sha na nah nah, sha na na na nah bow dow (3X) Sha na nah nah, sha na na na nah, Dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip, yum yum yum yum yum yum (then song title) The first song is my favorite doo-wop song (but that doesn't help, does it?) George

Three for three, Raf! George

I use The Greek New Testament, Kurt Aland, et al. Eds., 2nd Edition, 1968. I've had it since high school. If there are significant variations in the text, they are usually listed along with the "best" text. There are no variations listed for that particular verse, although there may be one ore two versions with different text. What I have is: "Panta______ischuoo_________en too_____endunamounti___me." "All things___I am strong for___in the_____who empowers___me." George

The Countess prefers to watch Fox News, HGTV, and the History Channel. I prefer sci-fi/fantasy like Smallville, Painkiller Jane, Battlestar Galactica, etc. We usually watch "her" stuff when "my" stuff isn't on. She has gotten hooked on a couple of "my" shows, though! George

Raf already got that one (and Blue Moon), waysider. Can you guess the other three songs? George

It does not. George

No, that's a "jerkosecond"! George

The first pic isn't showing here, either. Let me try again: George

Someone wake up Dooj! George

So far, so good, Raf. Those were, admittedly, the easiest two. Of course, as I wrote the syllables down, I could hear the tune in my head. It's not easy to read the syllables and guess the melody. A bit more of a hint: Nicholas Cage, Jim Carrey, et al., sang the first one in "Peggy Sue Got Married." The fourth one is used during the closing credits of "Trading Places." I can't think of such a reference for the third one. If no one gets it soon, I'll name the artist, which should help. George

[Looks it up] Apparently, I was correct. I'm going to try something a little different here. These are all bass lines (or other vocal rhythm parts) to doo-wop and old rock tunes. Can you identify them? Din din din da din da din din, didda didda din, didda din, didda didda didda didda down Down doobie doo down down, comma comma (3X) (then song title) Down down down down down, down ba doobie, (3X) down wah wah wa wah-oo Dip dip dip dip dip dip dip dip, yum yum yum yum yum yum (then song title) Bow buh buh bow buh bow buh bow bow, buh buh bow buh buh bong a ding a dong dang, a ding a dong dang (then song title) George

It's a "gimme." 2 pics George

Reasonably close, but no. (It's not ANY of the L&A shows.) George

I wish Tom had mentioned that there were four pics. I only saw the middle two on my work computer. From the last three, I'm guessing that the first young lady is Naomi Watts. My favorite Woody Allen Flick: "What's Up, Tiger Lily?" George