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Is it inspirational?

I didn,'t know Brian Jones was 27. now I do.

Dynasty, he guessed. No, Dynasty had many stars. Susan Lucci was not one of them. Nor was she the actress in my clue.

ok, last one is a guess: Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Jimmy Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse and ... Brian Jones?

John Cusak, John Malkovich, Monica Potter

are we back to 6 or still at 7?

Hazy Shade of Winter Bananarama [ok fine, but they did a cover!]

JJ JM JH KC AW That's it for me

Noelle Kringle, Jessica Stanley, Stacy Pilgrim

I can only name 5

Greetings, Alex. What can we get for you? Coffee? Tea? Reality?

Not Lassie

My Hometown was correct And yes, Harwell died

The lead actress on this show appeared in all 264 episodes. No other actors even came close. The second most number of appearances was by William Windom (known to us nerds as the guy who played Decker in the original series Star Trek episode "The Doomsday Machine." Windom appeared in 53 episodes of this series. The show ran 12 seasons. The lead actress was nominated for an Emmy every time. She lost every time. She was considering a role in a half-hour comedy series, but her agent convinced her to go along with this hour-long drama instead. Her character's middle name, Beatrice, was a tribute to one of her best friends, who DID take the part in the comedy series. Chaka Demus & Pliers turned the title of this series into a hip hop/rap song. Aside from the title, it had nothing to do with the series.

yup

Well NOW it's a giveaway. The Rookies SWAT was a spinoff

"It's the Fujita scale. It measures a tornado's intensity by how much it eats." "Eats?" "Destroys. That one we encountered back there was a strong F2. Possibly an F3." "Maybe we'll see some 4's." "That would be sweet."

An hour long show with title characters whose names do not appear in the title, capable of being edited into half hour episodes for syndication. Shows like The Love Boat and Fantasy Island could be trimmed, but they do not have title characters. Misfits of Science never got syndicated. The Waltons (If I'm going to take the plural NAMES literally), but no idea who the non-Walton fan favorite would be. I am confident it's an older show (70s or 80s, MAYBE 90s but I doubt it). No standout character in The A-Team (was that ever syndicated?) Technically, she's a title character, but I'm gonna go with Daisy Duke getting more fan mail than Bo or Luke, neither of whose names appear in the title The Dukes of Hazzard.

"Explain this to me again. I didn't know somebody could shoot themself with their own arrow." *** "You gonna do some praying for me, boy. And you better pray good."

"I was 8 years old and running with a dime in my hand To the bus stop to pick up the paper for my old man. I'd sit on his lap in that big old Buick and steer as he drove through town. He'd tousle my hair and say "Son, take a good look around..."

Poor chap had the misfortune of dying the same week as Jimmy Buffett and the guy from Smashmouth. Gary Wright, you're an all star. Dreamweaver

lol. ok that was a gag answer anyway, but thanks for the clue

MacGruder and Loud!

I know only one Ufgood, but his name wasn't Oberon that I recall. The actor who played Ufgood DID play Marvin, sort of, in a David Prowse sort of way. And while I don't remember a character named Lickspittle, it sounds like just the type of "Whatever go ahead and mock me with a BIGGER check... see what I did there?" Peck. Peck peck peck peck peck. Warwick Davis