WordWolf

Um, "Superman 3"???

Yes, the man PERSONALLY responsible for losing 80% of the membership for a church group, who is frequently cited as a reason people left afterwards, is teaching on leadership. He also taught on outreach strategies, or how to increase numbers in church group membership.

Which makes this George's turn.

That's him- from "Good Morning, Vietnam", "Cadillac Man", and "Hook." Your turn.

"You're in more dire need of a blow job than any white man in history." "You know what you are? You're an @$$-half. It would take two of you to make an @$$-whole." "Eat WHAT? There's nothing here! GHANDI ate more than this!"

*sighs* "I Can't Get Enough of You Baby." Originally recorded by Question Mark and the Mysterions, was covered by SMASH MOUTH. FREE POST!

twi is still selling "The Outreach Strategies of Jesus Christ." That was lcm's baby. They're still selling it, but I don't see his name. Typical twi- remove the names, and pretend that solved EVERYTHING.

Um, I think you're using Windows and looking at browsers. Microsoft Edge is a web browser. Google has Chrome as a web browser- but there's a lot of things called "Google" just like there's lots of things called "Microsoft" so I can't tell which Google product you mean, but from the context of Edge, you might mean Chrome. Linux is an operating system, like Windows. (Several specific parallel operating systems, all types of Linux.) If you're looking for different web browsers, you'll need different answers than if you're looking for different operating systems. I agree that Linux is good-especially Ubuntu- if you do basic computing, since there's Linux versions of many of the things you'd want. I tend to have very specific software needs, so I need at least one desktop with Windows. As for web browsers, I use neither Chrome nor Edge. I have Opera (a Chrome distro) handy just in case I need a Chrome version. I don't like Chrome nor Edge because both are used for spying on their users. I like my privacy, and don't want my processor power nor time wasted with telemetry if I can avoid it. I tend to use several FireFox distros, depending on my needs at the moment. (FireFox itself for flexibility, PaleMoon for speed on sites I trust and don't require the latest bells and whistles, and LibreWolf for secure browsing much of the time. Lately, I find myself using LibreWolf more than the others.) )

SYLVESTER STALLONE. I wasn't sure about the first one. The second quote was Rocky in one of his movies. The third quote was obviously "Demolition Man."

That's it.

He always gets better parts than his brother.

I'm blanking completely. Anyone can jump in now. FREE POST!

"Tell me more about this man 'Houdini'." "Why do you attack us?" "Why not?" "This place is a lunatic asylum." "Oh, well. Who wants to live forever? DIVE!!!!" "Quarterback. New York Jets."

I'm skeptical of your claim of the last clue. However, I'll concede the point if you can send me a video clip confirming it. (Well, it was worth a shot....)

I'll take the correct name of the band who did the original recording, or the remake.

The original band was mentioned very, very recently on this thread.

Yes. I did my best to lead with EZ quotes this time around.

You are correct! Moffatt played Poirot- who was one of the detectives spoofed in "Murder by Death"- on the radio, as well as acting in other works by Agatha Christie. There was a film remake of MotOE, as well as a TV-movie.

Tony Perkins Michael York Vanessa Redgrave Richard Widmark John Gielgud Sean Connery Jacqueline Bisset Ingrid Bergman Lauren Bacall Albert Finney Jean-Pierre Cassel Martin Balsam Wendy Hiller Rachel Roberts Colin Blakely George Coulouris Denis Quilley Vernon Dobtcheff Jeremy Lloyd John Moffatt John Moffatt may be remembered for playing a famous role on BBC Radio(or not.) In this movie, he did not play that role, but he played alongside someone else who played that role. Bing in this film also fit into his thing about acting in works based on the same writer's books- on BBC Radio, in TV movies, and in this theatrical release. BTW, the answer to this round is not "Murder by Death." (Feel free to look up that movie if you don't remember it.)

"Tell me more about this man 'Houdini'." "Why do you attack us?" "Why not?" "This place is a lunatic asylum."

"You know, considering how shot to pieces you were, it's amazing you're still alive." "Ow! Considering who's treating me, I'd say it's a miracle. Watch out. Ow! Where did you say you studied medicine?" "Heidelberg. 1453." "Did you major in medicine or dueling?" "Both. A couple more days, you'll be able to travel." "You don't have to look quite so happy about it." "He says he heard a strange noise, we went to go check it out, and he saw three grown men with drawn swords, having it out." "Did he also see a guy in a bat costume and a long cape?" "I'll kill you in a second, boy. Leave while you still got your head."

You've definitely heard of it. If you can't figure out when you've seen it, perhaps the critical question isn't "when", but "where."

This song was covered by a band who was mentioned very recently, and the cover appeared in a movie. (As did the other song that was mentioned very recently.) The original was done by a band who was also mentioned very recently.

OK, if not "Furthest Frontiers", how about "THE OUTER LIMITS"?

The original WAS "Win Ben Stein's Money." In Round 2, BS steps in to answer questions. If others get answers correct, their totals go up and his goes down. If he gets them correct, no money changes. Jimmy Kimmel's been the host of "WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE" for a few years now, starting around 2020 0r 2021, with a show that had no studio audience. (With no audience, "ask the audience" became "ask the host". Personally, I would have liked them doing an online poll at the time.) So, perhaps it was too easy, but it was on my mind right now. Your turn again!