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The overall concept and several names in this film appear to be taken from the Doc Savage pulp magazines of the 1930s and 1940s: both main characters are multi-talented surgeons, adventurers, and musicians; and both have an inner circle of sidekicks with nicknames. The movie's ending invites the viewer to watch for the upcoming film "[Title character] vs. The World Crime League". This was the real title for a sequel that Sherwood Studios planned to make, if this film had been successful. Unfortunately, it was a box-office bomb, and Sherwood Studios went bankrupt. However, after its release on video and cable, the film became a cult favorite, much in the same way as Mad Max (1979) (which crawled from obscurity to spawn two sequels). Legal wrangling, due to the bankruptcy, prevented any other studios from picking up the sequel rights, and even many years later, MGM had to fight through a pile of red tape simply to get the OK to re-release it onto home video (DVD). In 2021, the novel "[Title character] Against the World Crime League" was finally released. George

I know this guy is in the Harry Potter films, but I haven't seen any of them. On the other hand, we're past "google curfew," so: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Richard Harris Hawaii George

I Think We're Alone Now "They paved paradise and put up a parking lot." (You probably know the song, but it's one with an obscure title.) George

I'm still clueless for this round. George

This actor also did movies in the 30s and 40s, but I'll limit my clues to movies from the 50s through the 70s. Hondo Lane Joe January Sheriff John T. Chance Davy Crockett Sam McCord Tom Doniphon George

WW is up. George

"This is the Tower Of Murder, and it's where I hang out." "Nobody burns my a-s-s and gets away with it!" "These, my power pasties, are the only force that can stop the sex beam. Once accomplished, Earthlings, my spirit shall at last rest in peace." George

"Down, doobie-doo down down, comma, comma" George

On the other hand, that nasty little X off the coast of South America could very well wind up in the Gulf. George

Sometimes it pays to check the other threads. Immigrant Song. George

The airtime rule just gives everyone a chance. I was a big fan of the Captain and Tennille. Obviously, "Love Will Keep Us Together" would be well-known to all. "Muskrat Love" and "Do It to Me One More Time" less so, but still not unreasonable. "(You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman" was a cover. Most would guess Aretha Franklin as the artist, which would also be acceptable. On the other hand, while I find "Broddy Bounce" adorable, I don't think it ever got airtime. Unless you bought the LWKUT album (or heard C&T in concert), you probably never heard it. George

If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you. George

Not impacting the US, but Fiona is hammering Puerto Rico, and looks to be hard on Turks and Caicos and Bermuda... George

Stupidly obvious is never a bad choice, though not every song has to be "Hey, Jude," either. Keep playing. Invite your friends. There was a time when the game threads had over a dozen players. That allowed a bit more wide-ranging puzzles. Have you tried the movie/TV threads? George

I recognize the song but don't know the title. George

"Gone in 60 Seconds"? (Better late than never...) George

I don't recognize this one, either. Sorry. George

Up, Up, and Away I may have done this one before, but "Sunshine came softly through my a-window today; Could've tripped out easy a-but I've a-changed my ways." George

Tracking "Fiona." Most models have it curve up into the Atlantic, though some portend landfall in Florida or the eastern Gulf. George

Not ringing a bell, sadly. George FYI, I'm in my mid-60s. I believe Human is about my age, with Raf and WordWolf a few years younger. My 'sweet spot" would be songs from about 1960 to 1980, though I know some other, later songs. This is not to say that you shouldn't post any song you want (within the "must have had air time" rule); but the few players we have might not know more recent tunes.

Ummm..."Ten Second Chef" for E? George

Note that any artist who performed the song (and actually had air time, not just some deep album cut) would be a correct answer, as long as those exact lyrics are in that artist's version. Covers don't always have exactly the same lyrics. Also, feel free to try "Songs Remembered from One Line." The artist isn't required for the answer. George

The updated cast SHOULD help, but it doesn't. George

If I were still married, I'm sure my ex would have known these. She was really into cooking shows. I haven't watched one since the divorce (12 years ago). George

Iron Man 3 Ben Kingsley Without a Clue George