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He played Marty Bowen twice?

The first is from The Paper. "It's showtime" was Beetlejuice

"Really? Well guess f-ing what? I don't really f-ing care. You wanna know f-ing why? Because I don't LIVE in the f-ing world! I luve in f-ing NEW YORK CITY! So GO F- YOURSELF!" *** "It's showtime!" *** "Alfred, let's go shopping."

When was the last time you hung garlic on your doorway to ward off vampires? When was the last time you genuinely feared you would get a visit from tge Krampus instead of Santa Claus because you were on the Naughty List? What horrors await you for rejecting Muhammad as Allah's final prophet, peace be upon him? We fear the hell posited by Christianity as much as you fear all those other fates. Which is to say, not at all. And while we may not all muster the disrespect for your beliefs to say "F-God," I will gladly say that based on how the Bible presents him, Yahweh's non-existence in reality is probably his only redeeming quality.

James Earl Jones And obligatory objection to the first misquote.

The legal dramedy aired on CBS for two seasons, 34 episodes IIRC. It takes place in the same fictional universe as The Practice [and therefore Boston Legal], which aired on ABC, and All McBeal, which aired on Fox. Boston is not the city.

This idea of giving God the glory when it's not due Him is something I've thought of often. I struggle to articulate it, but I've come to call it Dumbo's feather. In the Disney movie, Dumbo is led to believe that the feather is magic and enables him to fly. He doesn't find out until the climax that it wasn't the feather at all. The ability was his, without the feather. I think of that when people say they never could have given up their addiction without God, they never could have straightened out their lives without the power of Jesus through the Holy Spirt, they never could have quit smoking, drinking, drugging, carousing if not for Him. I stay silent when they say such things, because I know it would be easy for them to fall back into their old habits if their thinking were to change too radically. At the same time, I am remarkably proud of these people because I know there is no magic in the feather. You beat drugs! You beat alcohol! You transformed your life! I am so proud of you! And then you give the glory to the feather. I guess. Go ahead. But I know.

Everything BUT "George" was a clue! lol.

Dragging it out stopped being funny Red Riding Hood https://youtu.be/0TwubBMMAQQ?feature=shared

Hey George! I could send another clue for ya. To have.

Fine. Name the sitcom.

I'll do it, but I'll hate myself in the morning...

Not a lot of tv shows set in this city, which has two "major league" professional sports teams (three if you include soccer, which the rest of the world counts but we don't because we're snobs, and four if you count women's soccer). Using wikipedia for this, so if I'm missing a series, I blame them for the error. There are five series set in this very real city. The most famous is a sitcom and the city's name is part of the title. That is such a giveaway as a clue that getting the series right won't win the round. That would be too easy. You would be forgiven if you could not name any of the other series even on pain of having to sit next to Allan at Thanksgiving in an election year. One series is a legal dramedy, but not one that lasted more than two seasons. Three are reality-esque (a famous pop star's exploits opening a drinking establishment with his brother, no one this group is interested in; a show about female cops; and a show about a school for the performing arts once attended by the aforementioned pop star). Two win this round, name the legal dramedy that only ran for two seasons AND the city. Hint: It stars an Oscar winning actress as a female character with a traditionally male name. The presence of one guest character/actress establishes this series as set in the same fictional universe as two other more famous series in the genre. Both earlier series were the (singular) answer to a much earlier clue in, I believe, this thread). OR name any of the reality series AND the city. (One of them featured the city in the name, Don't get redundant. Note: Wikipedia lists a sixth series, but it's an anthology and only one episode was set in this city

Of course

She glanced this way, I thought I saw, And when we touched she didn't shudder at my paw. No, it can't be. I'll just ignore. But, then, she's never looked at me that way before.

No... STRIPES

Fixed

That leaves GOTHAM

I forgot Lois n Clark, which invalidates my guess i think

Well, I've got the city and, I think, the three shows. Adventures of Superman 21 Jump Street Powerless But I don't have ALL the clues for Jump Street, which took place in a city called... Metropolis

George, take it.

Green Arrow

Who.

I don't know

Revvel: You may answer that if ypu choose, but if you choose nit to, that's ok too.