WordWolf

No, that would have resulted in the wrong number of "Sodiums". I used exactly enough for 2 lines of the song.

Yes. That's become a running gag in certain circles. Not that I've heard, but the Batman show had Batgirl, and when she went into action, she had her own theme-song!

Nothing. But hypocrisy has a long, proud history with twi, beginning with its founder. We were supposed to not count our families- but vpw had a huge deal made of his own family tree (the dead members, not counting the live twi ones), and if twi announced something was suddenly significant, then it was.

The "Sodium" part was neither part of the lyrics, nor a quote. That's why it's separated, as if it wasn't part of the lyrics, and has no quotation marks around it. This is the "mash up" thread, and clues are not required to be quotes or even trivia.

"Where do you come from, where do you go? What is your scene, baby, we just gotta know!" "Are you a chick who fell in from outer space? Or are you real with a tender warm embrace? Yeaaah, whose baby are you?" Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium, Sodium....

A casual read shows this is so obviously written by twi and is just a repost or cut-and-paste. twi's poor grammar shows through in words like "celebrators" for "celebrants", and their "international countries" phrase has long been amusing to those who wonder how many countries are within your own borders and are thus not "international", other than Vatican City. Of course, nobody from Vatican City attended, nor were they invited. That's hardly news.

We just saw it. He gets a vibe, huh? Everybody else expecting Ronnie to be alive on one of the other Earths? Of which there are 52 we can find? Mrs Wolf speculated that crossing from Earth to Earth cuts a Speed Force connection- as if there's a different Speed Force per Earth, and your connection only works on YOUR Earth because you have signal, like a wifi connection. Certainly explains that's why Zoom doesn't just run over. Me, I also appreciate the work it took to slip the homage in place, complete with "Coming!" "Coming!"

They air here 1-2 weeks after there, due to adding subtitles or whatever. We haven't seen it yet. Give us 72 hours.

That's him. Martin Freeman in "Sherlock" (shame on you for not watching that), Jude Law in the Guy Ritchie movies, and a number of the others from a variety of media. Amazing how we recognize the Sherlocks but not the Watsons, often.

Will Farrell the Producers Nathan Lane

Seriously? Ok, gotta think of something.

Nigel Bruce Robert Duvall James Mason Colin Starkey Martin Freeman Ian Hart Jude Law LeVar Burton (kinda) Lucy Kiu (kinda)

"Where do you come from, where do you go? What is your scene, baby, we just gotta know!" "Are you a chick who fell in from outer space? Or are you real with a tender warm embrace? Yeaaah, whose baby are you?"

Tim Allen Galaxy Quest Sam Rockwell

(Actually, that was the rare "quadruple" post. You don't see many of those.)

A group of 18 could stay around for quite a while. It's very unlikely that, over that time, they could recruit an additional 18 to replace them over the decades as old age and other things get them. The zeitgeist that surged members in twi in the 70s and early 80s is stone cold, and the adherents are lukewarm at best. So, over time, this "problem" is self-correcting. If any are still of childbearing age, we might see some raising their kids that way, but that's it. Then again, if they're that loyal, they may have absorbed vpw's visible bias against everyone in twi having children (except the top cadre) and had none at all.

*wild swing* "Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Sex" etc etc by Woody Allen?

Nigel Bruce Robert Duvall James Mason Colin Starkey Martin Freeman Ian Hart

Look Who's Talking John Travolta Pulp Fiction

Is this "Scent of a Woman?" And was the phrase "OUR Harvard mouth" meant to be "YOUR Harvard mouth"? It looks like a simple typo. If not, it changes the quote a LOT.

I've got Mel Gibson as "Braveheart." I don't have the racing movie or the Iraq war movie.

That's it. The other line was during The Great Pie Fight.

"Yankee Bean Soup, cole slaw and Tuna Surprise." "You've got to remember that these are just simple farmers. These are people of the land. The common clay of the new West. You know... morons."

Star Trek: Generations Whoopi Goldberg Soapdish

I don't know who was in it, but the original "Fantastic Voyage" might match the description. (Me, I remember the unrelated cartoon. Ted Knight always made narration sound so important.)