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Marisa Tomei who went on to win an Oscar. Yup, that was her. It was supposed to be Meg Ryan, but that was before the premise changed to a spinoff.

On February 22, 1997, the remix of Don't Cry For Me Argentina was number one on the dance charts. It went something like this:

I thought we had a gentlemen's agreement that some level of looking it up was acceptable after three days, and it has been three days in the sense of 72 hours after the first clue was posted. I cheated way before George did, so you're not gonna hear back from me.

Really? Larry Storch?

The original premise was a white woman in an all black setting. When the planning switched to a spinoff, the white girl became a subplot. The name of the series makes a lot more sense with the original premise, and very little sense once the subplot and spinoff angles were jettisoned.

Dynasty debuted in 1981, so Linda EVANS was not a match. That's why I went with Gray.

This is Rocky III

Charlene Tilton and Heather Locklear are too young. Linda Evans... doesn't match 1978. And it wasn't Joan Collins. So that rules out Dynasty. So Dallas. Victoria Principal ... too young to be an older woman's leg Basedon hints I'm gonna go with Linda Gray from Dallas

You were supposed to have been provelone That's all they wanted Not mozzarella...

I'd be particularly surprised if WW didn't get it.

Phil Collins. Next up [and this did get mucho airplay in its day: "You won't believe me. All you will see is the girl you once knew. Although she's dressed up to the nines At sixes and sevens with you."

Su Sussudio

Your third clue is incorrect. The TV role came second. That is, if the line that offended his mom had anything to do with showing the other guy's wife what it's like to be with a real man.

90 feet narrows it diwn to baseball movies. Gonna go with Major League

Yes!

It is not Starship Troopers. "What is best in life?"

The main character of this series left after the first season. Two characters who were initially in supporting roles eventually became the central characters. This series was a spinoff of another popular sitcom. The [eventual] producer of this series, already famous in her own right, was the sister of a star of the parent series. This series was not conceived as a spinoff. It was conceived as a fish-out-of-water comedy about someone [Meg Ryan] who became a supporting character [not Meg Ryan] when the spinoff idea took hold. When the main character of the first season departed, the aforementioned producer wanted to resume the fish-out-of-water angle. Alas, the actress [not Meg Ryan] hired for THAT role decided to leave the series. A few years later, she gave an acceptance speech at the Oscars.

The second-fifth clues are DEFINITELY Batman 66. Bringing in the Sheaves is the song the marching band plays while Batman just can't get rid of the bomb. Lee Meriwether was Muss America 1955.

Because it is. Not confirming. Just certain you are correct

NCIS: L.A. from NCIS from JAG

Sorry HW/OB

"Grant me revenge! And if you do not listen, then to HELL with you."

"If I were dead and you were still fighting for life, I'd come back from the darkness. Back from the pit of hell to fight at your side." *** "Do you want to live forever?"

We all know Rambo is a killing machine. In the first movie, his commanding officer told the small town sheriff hunting Rambo that he'd better have a "good supply of body bags" if they were going to send people after Rambo. But how many people does he actually kill in the first movie, First Blood?

Revolution