WordWolf

There's 2 correct answers to that. "Some silicone sister with her manager's mister told me I got what it takes. She said, 'I'll turn you on sonny, to something strong if you play that song with the funky break.' And go-cart Mozart was checkin' out the weather chart to see if it was safe to go outside. And little Early-Pearly came in by her curly-wurly and asked me if I needed a ride. Oh, some hazard from Harvard was skunked on beer playin' backyard bombardier. Yes and Scotland Yard was trying hard, they sent a dude with a calling card. he said, do what you like, but don't do it here. Well I jumped up, turned around, spit in the air, fell on the ground Asked him which was the way back home. He said take a right at the light, keep goin' straight until night, and then boy, you're on your own." "Mama always told me not to look into the sights of the sun. Oh, but Mama, that's where the fun is."

It sounds like it because that's what it is. Go.

"Mama always told me not to look into the sights of the sun. Oh, but Mama, that's where the fun is."

"Easy, Miss. I've got you." "You've got ME? Who's got YOU??"

So, then, is it "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure, featuring lead singer Robert Smith?

*thinks* Hm. Sounds familiar. But what's the title.... Is this "Paradise" by the band "Remedy", featuring lead singer Bob Jones? Am I close? Maybe not, but go to YouTube sometime and check out the songs I put up recently. They're quite good.

Both, actually, ARE pretty well-known lines from the movie, usually for different people. "Ferris Buehler's Day Off."

Ah, is this "V for Vendetta"?

I connected Stacy Keach with Mike Hammer, but couldn't remember the name of any show with Mike Hammer in it. Oops.

I'll open this to anyyone. I've been stalling song threads lately.

Ok, then I think this would be "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In Plain Sight."

That's been sub-referenced so many times I can't connect it to even 1 movie.

I'm thinking part is "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in" but I'm stuck on the other. BTW, where I'm posting from, TV shows are not on the same networks as you're getting, usually, so the USA Network reference either means I've never heard of the show or it's not on that network here. It might help others, though.

I think this is Bob Dylan, but that's all I've got.

Ok, I give up. This is Colbie Caillat's song "Bubbly." FREE POST!

Persis Khambatta, of course. I recall comedian John Mendoza, who said something like "I'm feeling kind-of obnoxious today. I'm in the kind of mood where you want to walk up behind a bald man and go 'wax on, wax off.' " I heard that in my head when answering your post. :)

Ok, got something.... Mad House John LaRoquette Stripes

"Will you count me in?" "The rain is fallin' on my window pane But we are hidin' in a safer place. Under covers stayin' dry and warm You give me feelings that I adore." "I've been asleep for a while now. You tuck me in just like a child now. 'Cause every time you hold me in your arms I'm comfortable enough to feel your warmth. And it starts in my soul And I lose all control. When you kiss my nose The feeling shows. 'Cause you make me smile, Baby just take your time Now holdin' me tight."

"Star Trek:the Motion Picture." Have they been airing on TV on your area this month? One actress in that movie reminds me of a different quote from a different movie, which I will use as my next clue. "Wax on, wax off."

"Can you count me in?" "The rain is fallin' on my window pane But we are hidin' in a safer place. Under covers stayin' dry and warm You give me feelings that I adore."

"He chose poorly."

Ok, I'm closing this one out. It's Jason Mraz' "Curbside Prophet." He does change the lyrics with different shows, a little. I like the one on YouTube where John Popper plays harmonica and the crowd jumps in at the right times. I like that song, and his duet with Colbie Caillat, "Lucky." ====================================== Ok, next song. "Can you count me in?"

By George, he hasn't got it! Think of Rex Harrison. This was a musical number in "My Fair Lady."

"With my hand in my pocket and I'm waiting for my rocket to come. "y’see it started way back in NYC when i stole my first rhyme from the m.i.c. at a west end avenue at '63 the beginning of a leap year, february, ’96 with a guitar picked up in the mix i committed to the licks like a nickel bag of tricks well look at me now and look at you now and look at us now, now, now, now." "Well you're never gonna guess Where I've been been been And I have no regrets That I bet my whole checking account Because it all amounts to nothing up in the end Well you can only count on the road again. We'll soon be on the radio dial And I been payin' close attention to the Willie Nelson style Like a band of gypsies on the highway while I'm one man pushin' on the California skyline Drive up the coast I brag the most 'Cuz I'm pickin' up my pace and makin' time like Space Ghost Raising a toast to the highway patrol with the most Put my cruise control on coast" "see i'm a down home brother, redneck undercover with my guitar here i'm ready to play and i'm s a sucker for a filly got a natural ability I'm geared to freestyle look at my flexibility dangerous at the mike my ghetto hat's cocked right the ladies say, "yo, that kid is crazy" "Hey, hey something's different in my world today Well they changed my traffic sign to a brighter yellow." If nobody gets it now, I'll give it up.

You posted the correct answer-it was "Airplane!" Starring Leslie Nielsen. Airport '77 or whatever year was the movie they spoofed with this one. Your turn.