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"My love bigger than a Cadillac. I'll try to show it when you're driving me back. Your love for me got to be real. A-for you to know just how I feel." "I'm a-gonna tell you how it's gonna be You're gonna give your love to me." (I'm running out of lyrics already.)

My honey, my baby, don't put my love upon no shelf! She said, "Don't hand me no lines, and Keep Your Hands to Yourself." As you mentioned, also George Thorogood. Next song. "My love bigger than a Cadillac. I'll try to show it when you're driving me back. Your love for me got to be real. A-for you to know just how I feel."

Movie bromance? Let's see.... Must be a Kevin Smith movie. How about "Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back to the Future?" *applauds as instructed*

Bravo, T-Bone.

Next song. "Yeah, the other night I laid sleeping And I woke from a terrible dream. So I called up my pal Jack Daniels And his partner Jimmy Beam."

I think this is "Taking it to the Streets," by "the Doobie Brothers.

That's the movie. But I thought your clue was a stretch-I didn't see the connection and I knew the answer. But it's your turn.

In this 1941 (2005) Terry Gilliam movie,a pair of brothers were conjoined twins, separated as children but still linked in some way. They traveled and con people, performing bogus exorcisms in French-occupiued Germany in the 19th century. When they suddenly encounter the real deal, it takes all their swashbuckling skill and their courage to face the curse. Starred Douglas Fairbanks, Matt Damon, and Heath Ledger.

BTW, that may have been the real name of the song, but John Cougar Mellencamp titled it "Pink Houses." You know, when I was in college, I knew somebody who smoked these guys....

So, no, without any exorcisms or curses, this wasn't a reference to Karamazov. (Unless there's a version of the movie that REALLY deviated from the book....)

Here's a movie we've never done! A pair of brothers were conjoined twins, separated as children but still linked in some way. They travel and con people, performing bogus exorcisms. When they suddenly encounter the real deal, it takes all their swashbuckling skill and their courage to face the curse.

Odd, since I've heard "Homeward Bound" earlier this year and don't think I've heard "I Feel for You" this DECADE. *looks it up on wikipedia* Interesting. The song version's credited to Shaka Khan with Mellie Mel of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five. Hw/oB was on the right track, because the Pointer Sisters did record a version of this on the same album AS "I'm So Excited." (Also the album's name.) However, I actually got the title as well as an artist, so I got the nod. According to Wikipedia, it was originally a Prince song, and the Pointer Sisters and Shaka Khan did the only known covers. Ok, next song. "Well, there's people and more people. What do they know, know, know? Go to work in some high rise And vacation down at the Gulf of Mexico."

I keep confusing "Man on Fire" with "John Q" and think of only 1 movie with Denzel Washington. Since you didn't describe "John Q", I led myself way off course on that one. Ok, what show was it that featured Topo Gigio? *thinks* Aha! Old Horse-Face! So this is "The Mister Ed Sullivan Show."

?????? Ah, is this "I Feel For You," With Chaka Khan and some rapper dude?

That wasn't it? How about "The Six Million Dollar Man from UNCLE"?

The movie's title either has to start with "Man" or end with "6." And it's obviously not "Big Hero 6."

Oops. Well, that's it. Yeah, but that doesn't mean every song he does has NYC links automatically...

AFAIK, this song has no connections with NYC, neither by lyrics nor concept. (If there's any connection at all, it's not an obvious one because I don't see it.)

The next one shouldn't take long. "Scooby-dooby-doo."

I know who John Adams was. Joe Gould only makes me think of Chester Gould, the Dick Tracy guy. And the name Bob Zmuda makes me think of Andy Kaufman and Tony Clifton, but that's all I've got.

"SHOUT"., by "Tears for Fears." Not a one-hit-wonder, they also scored with "Sowing the Seeds of Love", not to mention "Everybody Wants to Rule the World."

I'm caught up on Arrow and Flash until this past Sunday. I'm 1 episode behind on LoT and just finished Supergirl. (I'm 1 behind on Gotham & seriously behind on Agent Carter and MAOS. We'll catch up on those during the slow season.) I'm pretty sure I know what's in the pod. BTW, anyone remember the word "Omegahedron?" I bet Helen Slater does. Can't they just put Jimmy in ONE bow tie, or make a reference to him having given them up completely? As far as Arrow goes, I'm seriously disappointed in Ollie that the stone was all still intact. I SO expected the smaller keystone to be a FAKE and for the real one to have been pulverized and scattered as pebbles in faraway places. Personally, I think the "Genesis" plan sounds STUPID. If you want to clear an area and leave it open for moving in, then a LIMITED chemical strike and explosive strike, coupled with The Undertaking's earthquake machine, would be the way to go. Hard radiation ruins the target, and if anyone thought of biological warfare, those things will eventually get past any security AND mutate so inoculation will be marginally useful at best. So, hit the real estate without disease or radiation, and you can use the land later.

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This was the one-hit wonder, Sly Fox, with "Let's Go All the Way." FREE POST.

It is. You named the show- "That Girl." It is your turn.