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City of New Orleans "It's a cold and grey Chicago morn, and another little baby child is born..." George

Legends of Tomorrow returns tonight. George

Papa Was a Rolling Stone "I met a gin-soaked barroom queen in Memphis." George

Doo-Wah Ditty (Manfred Mann) "Jeremiah was a bullfrog..." George

Twins Kelly Preston For the Love of the Game George

Hotel California "Start spreadin' the news: I'm leavin' today." George

"All my troubles seemed so far away..." George

It is. The Mary Tyler Moore "reunion" movie excluded Phyllis, so Cloris Leachman actually picketed the production. She won a Best Supporting Actress award for "The Last Picture Show" and played Granny in the Beverly Hillbillies movie. Phyllis's husband, Lars, was never seen. George

Doesn't ring any bells. George

I always think of that as the title. I can't remember the real one. Space Oddity? George

Will Smith? George

Nathan Lane The Birdcage Robin Williams George

Pat Boone covered a number of Little Richard tunes. Far less scary for suburban housewives. "Bohemian Rhapsody" "When the moon is in the seventh house, and Jupiter aligns with Mars..." George

So close. So DAMN close... George

Raquel Welch Mother, Jugs, and Speed Harvey Keitel George

The star of this show won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar before this show appeared (though not before she first played this character -- yes, it's a spin-off). The star also appeared in a movie version of a different (and somewhat earlier) sitcom, playing a much older character. The backstory of the spinoff is that the character's oft-mentioned but never seen husband dies, so she moved in with her mother-in-law to start a new life. (?) The original show had three spinoffs: two comedies and a drama. This is one of the comedies. A TV Movie was produced and aired in 2000, featuring two main characters but nobody else from the original show. The star of THIS show was offended that she was not invited to participate in any way; and she picketed the production during shooting days. Barbara Colby played Julie Erskine in the first three episodes of the series. She and her friend James Kiernan were murdered on July 24, 1975, not long the episode "Up for Grabs" was filmed. The crime remains unsolved. George

Brainiac 5 continues to use movie references. Last week it was "Ghostbusters" (the "perfect movie," according to Brainy); this week it's "Back to the Future," as he a Nia go back to Kara and Alex's past. The actresses portraying the younger Kara, Alex, and Cat Grant are amazing likenesses. I almost thought they were digitally de-aged (as per Kurt Russell in Guardians of the Galaxy 2). George

...And Justice for All (?) George

I'm surprised you didn't go with Pat Boone. I don't think the performer is required in this thread, so go ahead! George

I'm Henry the 8th by Herman's Hermits. I guess we can try this again... Wop-bop-a-loo-mop-a-lop-bam-boom! George

Kevin Hart? (That's whom I meant before.) George

You're not limited to quotes in this thread... George

The star of this show won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar before this show appeared (though not before she first played this character -- yes, it's a spin-off). The backstory of the spinoff is that the character's oft-mentioned but never seen husband dies, so she moved in with her mother-in-law to start a new life. (?) The original show had three spinoffs: two comedies and a drama. This is one of the comedies. A TV Movie was produced and aired in 2000, featuring two main characters but nobody else from the original show. The star of THIS show was offended that she was not invited to participate in any way; and she picketed the production during shooting days. Barbara Colby played Julie Erskine in the first three episodes of the series. She and her friend James Kiernan were murdered on July 24, 1975, not long the episode "Up for Grabs" was filmed. The crime remains unsolved. George

Chris Rock? George

LotR Fellowship of the Ring Christopher Lee Hannie Caulder George