WordWolf

I get "the Obvious Song" confused with some other song a lot, as titles go. Hm. If it's NOT Frampton, it's someone I confuse with Frampton..... um, SUPERTRAMP! The band is Supertramp. This song is probably off "Breakfast in America". *thinks* Is this SUPERTRAMP with THE LOGICAL SONG? (If not, I'm stumped.)

Is this something by PETER FRAMPTON? I'm thinking it's either like "THE OBVIOUS SONG", or that's its name.

Austin Powers 2- The Spy Who Shagged Me Will Farrell The Producers

Oz the Great and Powerful Rachel Weisz The Mummy Returns

Seriously? Nobody? "Austin Powers- International Man of Mystery". The first Austin Powers movie.

Please keep me posted as to when the new seasons start- I tend to forget to check for them and can miss the episodes.

Generally, I read Science Fiction and Fantasy for fun. A lot of it tends to lean a bit more for a consistent world, where the author put some thought into consistent rules for magic and so on. Some of it is also modern-day supernatural stories in specific series'. As of this week, I've been taking time to read lighter fare in both SF and F. In between, I read through a light biography on Ben Franklin and I'm currently zipping through one on Thomas Jefferson. If any of the above interest you, I can recommend specific series' for each. I tend to stick with a specific series if I find it's worth reading, then I continue it if at all possible. I also reserve the right to abandon a series if I find the quality drops too low (I've dropped at least 2 authors over that in the past.)

George interpreted what I said correctly. This song DID get airplay. It still gets airplay on classic rock stations. It's not the most famous Beatles song, but it's not exactly "Blue Jay Way" or anything. So, Human's turn.

Gregory Robinson Rick Blaine Aristotle Onassis Franco Bertollini Michael Reisler Cottard Ulrich Sigmund Strom Vinnie Iacona Victor Frankenstein Aram Fingal Captain MacHeath Kalibanos

If you came up with "Benefit of Mr Kite- Beatles" BEFORE looking anything up, then I find that was fair, so honestly, did you? BTW, I would have accepted that as the correct answer.

Um, "How I Met Your Mother"?

No. Once the correct answer is posted, trivia buffs may note that the correct answer and Anthony Quinn share a particular trait, but I doubt you know it, and probably couldn't guess it from here.

Was trying to name another movie after a step here. My subconscious finally cooperated. Patrick Swayze Ghost Demi Moore

After carefully consulting the rules, I will play this round fairly- which is to say, listing only television and movie roles and NOT roles from live theater. (Unless there was a television or film version of the live theater show, perhaps.) Gregory Robinson Rick Blaine Aristotle Onassis Franco Bertollini Michael Reisler Cottard

"The band begins at ten to six, when Mr. K. performs his tricks without a sound. And Mr. H. will demonstrate ten summersets he'll undertake on solid ground."

Patrick Stewart Star Trek- Generations Alan Ruck

I MUST be thinking of Natalie Cole's version. Sure sounded like someone else, though.

Given the way the actress just dropped the show after agreeing to play the title character, she deserves to have her character go out like a punk- off-panel with a vague description. I was uninterested in the show and I STILL say that's a crappy thing to do.

This is "PNK CADILLAC." I'm familiar with Bruce Springsteen's version (and bass line), but Tina Turner was someone else who did this song.

This might be CHRISTOPHER PIKE, Captain of the USS Enterprise. (NCC-1701), later an Admiral.

Correct! The sequel to "Desperado", the 3rd movie for "El Mariachi."

*studies George's post* That would have been a good name for a Western. Check the very last quote. This movie did not take place in "the West." Therefore, the title was....?

This certainly was no fairy tale.... Can you at least figure out where the movie took place?

Love that bass line.....

Dan Ackroyd was Elwood, John Goodman was MIghty Mac. John Popper of Blues Traveler seemed to play himself- he said he and his brother were inspired by Elwood and Jake to form a band, and asked Elwood to come listen. He agreed, and took off immediately. Paul Shaffer was from the original Blues Brothers band, but was unable to make the original movie. Here, he got to play alongside them at Queen Mousette's place. The battle of the bands included both the Blues Brothers and the Louisiana Gator Boys. If you look, that band includes Eric Clapton, BB King...... Sorry, if you'd seen the movie, I think you'd remember some of them.