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Yes. Chuck Norris is from Texas, is half-Cherokee (two grandparents), and, if what I've read is true, actually Texas Ranger (though I suspect it might be an honorary position). You're up. George

Seems familiar, but I'm not "hearing" it. George

Two versions of this movie are available. The theatrical release is shorter and has several light elements to counter the action/drama. The version released on video and streaming services is much longer, has virtually no lightness, and actually has a significantly different plot. This movie was initially going to be split into two parts, with an alleged singular continuing story line. But by the time filming was under way, the idea of the film being in two parts seemed to have quietly gone away. One of the stars was pregnant during the latter part of filming, but only one of the co-stars guessed it. George

Kirstie Alley Madhouse John Larroquette George

WW is up. George

(Moved to Movie Mash up, where it belongs)

Over the course of the show (8 years), "DA Alex Cahill" is abducted and held hostage 22 times, shot 3 times, and drugged once. After the eighth season, CBS wanted to extend the show's contract for two more years. However, with the star's wife being pregnant at the time, the show was removed from the line-up. The star and the character he plays share at least three things: They are both from the same state, they are both part Cherokee, and they had the same profession (when the actor wasn't acting). George

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (?) George

Of course. George

Meg Ryan The Presidio Mark Harmon George

Mama Told Me not to Come "Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans..." George

Thomas, it is. Ken Howard played him in "1776." Nolte played him in "Jefferson in Paris." Diggs played him in "Hamilton." Dillane played him in the "John Adams" miniseries. Georg

Yep. George

No, The Hollywood Knights Scarface Amazon Women on the Moon The Fabulous Baker Boys Ant-Man and the Wasp Hairspray Malificent Batman Returns The Russia House George

No. Here's a hint: I got the idea from your penultimate Movie Mash-up. (And Conreid portrayed the role as a voice actor. The others were live.) George

No. It's "Along Came Jones." (Interestingly, I always heard "Sawtooth Sam," not "Salty Sam.") FREE POST George

I'll wait a day to see if Raf or WW chimes in. George

I'm not sure if LoT can actually jump the shark, at this point; but this is getting REALLY silly. They may need to bring in Bebo to add some semblance of propriety. It did have some fun moments, though. I really liked a bit at the end with Steel essentially imitating Captain America in Spider-Man: Homecoming. George

Great Balls of Fire Dennis Quaid DOA George

Name the role: Nick Nolte Daveed Diggs Ken Howard Jeffrey Jones Charlton Heston Stephen Dillane Hans Conreid Kevin Kline John Dehner George

The Hollywood Knights Scarface Amazon Women on the Moon The Fabulous Baker Boys Ant-Man and the Wasp Hairspray George

Hint: It's a Ray Stevens tune. George

I'd guess "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," but that wasn't black-and-white. George

Hair 2 lines. The first MIGHT not be enough: "I plopped down in my easy chair and turned on Channel 2. A bad gunslinger called Salty Sam was chasin' poor Sweet Sue" George

LoT and Batwoman return tonight. George