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Vaguely familiar, but I'm not getting it. George

Pardon me. I thought it was TV Mash up. It sounded like "Welcome Back, Kotter," which, as I recall, has a sweathogs sequel and a cartoon. And, of course, Kotter was a teacher. Movie? No idea. George

Admittedly, only one of the ladies mentioned above has portrayed the character in live action. There is another, but it will be a dead giveaway. Interestingly, not only has one of the ladies voiced the character, but she was actually its inspiration. George

Adding a couple, including the most iconic (if not the best known) Kaley Cuoco Melissa Rauch Mia Sara Tara Strong Arleen Sorkin Jenny Slate George

John Belushi 1941 (or, I suppose, Animal House) Tim Matheson George

A John Sebastian tune is circling in my mind... George

And there are others. Do you know who it is, or are you just making an observation? George

Robert Wuhl Batman Billy Dee Williams George

It WAS the Pretender. There were Jerod, Angelo, Sydney, Brigitte, Miss Parker, Mr. Parker, Mr. Raines, Mr. Lyle, etc. Andrea Parker played Miss Parker as well as her mother, Catherine Parker (the only character with both names given). "Jerod" had escaped "The Centre" (for gifted people like him to be used by the government) and Miss Parker led the group to bring him back. Hence, they were rarely in scenes together. Jerod could mimic any talent with brief study. He impersonated a doctor on one episode, and the exchange between a patient and him was used in the opening credits. George

Anna Nicole Smith The Hudsucker Proxy Tim Robbins George

Kaley Cuoco Melissa Rauch Mia Sara George

Human is up. George

Only one character (with a recurring role) is known by both first and last names. All the other characters are referred to by one or the other. This show had a cross-over with "The Profiler." When the female lead was asked how she felt about working with the star, she said that she hardly knew him. Except in flashbacks, where the characters were kids, the two only appeared in a few scenes together. This makes sense, based on the premise of the show. The female lead shares a last name with the character she portrayed (coincidentally, known only by her last name). "Are you a doctor?" "I am, today!" George

WW is up. George

I keep thinking "Dream On," but I know that's not it. Is this the first line of the song? George

I appreciate your bringing a variety of songs. I wish we had a dozen or so players (as it was, back in the day) where just about ANY song was known by at least two people. Of course, just because I have no idea what this one is, it's certainly possible that it's a favorite of WW or Raf. George

I know which star you're thinking of. However, the MAIN star appeared in a final insult and a movie about someone who sounds filthy. (There are others, of course; but those come to mind immediately.) George

I think I MIGHT have heard "At the Zoo" before, but not "Baby Driver." Cute tune. George

The other WB movie that comes to MY mind immediately stars a non-Korean actor playing a Korean who thinks Korean heritage is the pinnacle of humanity. George

Don Ameche Cocoon Wilford Brimley George

Independence Day Brent Spiner Star Trek X: Nemesis George

Rosanna Arquette Arsenio Hall Michelle Pfeiffer Kelly Preston Robert Picardo Carrie Fisher George

Of course, Bruce Wayne has masqueraded as Clark. Even President Kennedy filled in as Kent. ("If you can't trust the President of the United States, whom CAN you trust?" I'm not sure that quote has aged well.) I seem to remember Martian Manhunter posing as Superman. When he was exposed to gold kryptonite, he didn't lose his powers, he just lost the ability to take Superman's form again. I did get a kick out of that Man of Steel part where one of Luthor's assistants points out that Superman MUST be Clark Kent, and Luthor dismisses him. New one soon. George

Less familiar with each added line. George