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Here, they called this " STAR TREK- THE FUTURE BEGINS." It's Abrams' Star Trek reboot movie.

Outer space, the last frontier. There are the trips of the Star Trek Enterprise. Its 5-year plan calls for us to explore strange new worlds...to seek out new life and new civilizations... to boldly fly where no man has gone in space. Live long and be happy. George was obviously quoting "Star Trek-the Next Generation."

Neither do I. Can we get another quote?

I'm shocked. It was " the Weather Girls" with their one hit, "It's Raining Men." It was so successful, they changed their name to " the Weather Girls" because people confused the line claiming they were meteorologists giving a weather report for the name of the band. FREE POST!

Ok, upload is locking me out, but I'll repost pages 3 and 4 when I can.

For the curious, I went to try to retrieve the letter. The first page seems to have been incompletely archived, so I don't have a copy. (At least, not at the moment.) I'll see if I can copy and post the rest.

Uma Thurman Batman and Robin Arnold Schwarzenegger

Next song. "Hi! (Hi!) We're your weather girls, (Uh-huh) And have we got news for you! (You better listen) Get ready all you lonely girls, And leave those umbrellas at home!"

"Money for Nothing". And your chicks for free. Used to think the CHECKS were for free before I read the lyrics, back then. Nowadays they can't play the album version of the song- people complained. ("That little f***** with the earring and the makeup. Yeah, buddy, that's his own hair! That little f&&&&&& got his own jet airplane. That little f%%%%%, he's a millionaire.")

"Won't go to hear 'em play a tango. I'd rather hear some blues or funky old soul. There's only one sure way to get me to go."

How about an even billion for July 4 for the nation? If the question is about individuals, maybe they average 10 hot dogs per person July 4.

Parenthood Keanu Reaves Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure

"Redrum. Redrum. Redrum."

In other news, that was the Joker in Tim Burton's "BATMAN."

I thought that too. Then I saw the BBC miniseries of "the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" and that showed both the spelling and aired the pronunciation, since Ford was from Betelgeuse 7. (In case there's confusion, you were correct.)

Not sure, but taking my best swing at it.... "Field of Dreams???"

I was completely stuck, until "living to run and running to live" jumped out at me. Bob Seeger's "Against the Wind."

"She packed my bags last night pre-flight."

"Wish You Were Here." (Pink Floyd.)

"I'll have what she's having!"

Betelgeuse!

That's it. The best quotes from that movie all seem to be long quotes. Except possibly about the 2 yutes.

That's it. Colonel Flagg, who later claimed to have nothing to do with Intelligence. The Sam and Ralph references were when he and ANOTHER government spook wasted an episode trailing each other around the camp, looking for SOMETHING worth investigating. At the end, they walked off together. "Buy you a cup of coffee, Sam?" "Sure thing, Ralph."

In fairness, twi is a shadow of what it used to be, and almost 100% of everyone who was ever involved in twi is now out one way or another. So, not so many people still need help as was the case 20 years ago. That there are still people who need help is the reason this place is still around.