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What do baseball, bridge, golf, Formula One racing, and tennis have in common? Football, soccer, and basketball do NOT have the same thing in common. Interestingly, curling, Denny's, and darts DO. George

Correct. George

Written by Neil Diamond. The Monkees' recording was his biggest hit. George

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That's true, I suppose, though as Human points out, it would be hard to find a telecast of bridge. Let's modify the clue: What do baseball, bridge, golf, Formula One racing, and tennis have in common? Football, soccer, and basketball do NOT have the same thing in common. Interestingly, curling and darts DO. George

Hogan's Heroes "Once upon a time, there were three little girls who went to the police academy; and they were each assigned very hazardous duties. But I took them away from all that and now they work for me." George

California Girls "I thought love was only true in fairy tales." George

Familiar, but I would need more. George

I rarely watched Dallas, but I remember the big "Who shot JR?" to-do. New one soon. George

"Gonna tell Aunt Mary 'bout Uncle John; he said he had the misery but he had a lot of fun!" George

This is probably pretty easy, but What do baseball, bridge, golf, Formula One racing, and tennis have in common? George

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Definitely. George

I know who did the Monk theme, but that's it. George

"Dallas"? George

"To Infinity and beyond!" George

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Reminds me of "Radar Love," but that's not it. George

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Apollo 13. George

You got it too soon. I was going to use this iconic photo of Lynda Carter: George

This show was not a series in the traditional sense, although nineteen roughly semi-annual episodes aired over a period of twelve years. One might describe this show as demonstrating people in unaccustomed roles. Most people appeared on the show once or twice. Notable exceptions were Gabe Kaplan and Robert Conrad. Occasionally, members of the cast played "Simon Says." I remember one particularly skilled player finally getting beaten when the master of ceremonies said, "Simon says, 'Hold your breath.'" "Let it out." George

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He connects..Going...Going...GONE! You're up. George

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