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It should, indeed. It has to be Wonder Woman. I assume the "spin-off" actress is Debra Winger (Wonder Girl). The lead actor of the other franchise was probably Chris Reeve. George

Sorry, though I would have almost considered it a given. I do recommend watching the "Crisis Aftermath" shows. They don't give any future things away (other than the non-Crisis-related Stargirl series to debut this spring), but they do have some nice takes on things already revealed. George

Although I've seen The Princess Bride numerous times, I've only seen Forrest Gump once. I don't remember RWP from it, or from Wonder Woman, which I have seen a few times. I think I saw Unbreakable, but I haven't seen Beowulf. So, not a drop kick for me. Good for Human. George

I don't even have a fluid guess. George

Well, yeah. The female lead was in a few other movies around that time, and a more iconic actor had a small role near the end of the film. Nice to "see" you again, Human. Where ya been? George

Again, not real spoilers: Lucifer (from the TV show) is apparently part of the continuity; Cisco annoyed that he didn't get to name the Anti-Monitor. George

If not (B), then is (F) Big Brother? George

Another well done episode. And a nice, nostalgic clip from a 1990 show. Too bad we have to wait a few weeks for the finale. George

No spoiler here, but some points from Episode 2 I enjoyed: Seeing Tom Welling again. His Smallville really launched the Arrowverse. Actually seeing Kevin Conroy. He's been the cartoon voice for Batman for over a decade, but I've never SEEN him before. Most of the "Easter Eggs" were quotes from old (and not so old) Superman and Batman movies. FYI. Black Lightning, while not technically a crossover episode, was what we would have called a "Crisis Tie-In." You may want to include it in your CoIE viewing. George

Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me Michael York Logan's Run George

I agree that we need to let everyone catch up. Do we discuss after the first three episodes, or do we wait until the conclusion in January? George

Enjoyed episode 1 (Supergirl) of CoIE. Cute cameos with Robert Wuhl and Burt Ward. Episode 2 (Batwoman) tonight. New Black Lightning tonight, but it's not part of CoIE. I guess that that will be in January. There was also a "Crisis Aftermath" special, after the SG episode. I've recorded it but haven't seen it. George

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No, it was a western, featuring several sets of actor brothers (three Carradines, two Quaids, two Keaches, and two Guests). That should help. George

I vaguely remember the show, but I can't remember the title. George

Well, CoIE starts this Sunday. An interesting article about the history and logistics of the crossover can be found here: Crisis Info (no teasers!) George

Is (B) "Big Brother"? George

Raf's post somehow escaped my notice (right before the page break, I think). Anyway, yes, Belushi and Aykroyd. George

There are TWO correct answers for this one. You really should give both, to win: 1941 Neighbors The Blues Brothers George

Well, kind of. I threw a few spitballs, and one of them stuck. George

My feeling is that you probably don't want to use the main star (say, Johnny Depp for a Pirates movie); but if you're only going to give three names, it would help for at least one to be recognizable, and all the characters should have significant screen time. There are TWO correct answers for this one. You really should give both, to win: 1941 Neighbors The Blues Brothers George

I've seen both movies. I do remember Jeremy in Orgazmo. An IMDb search of Boogie Nights does indeed show Nina Hartley, Tony Tedeschi and Veronica Hart, but you have to dig pretty deep. I might have tossed in at least Heather Graham, if not Julianne Moore or Burt Reynolds. Ummm...am I up? George

They're all porn stars (and I think it's Chaisey Lain). Unfortunately, the only "serious" movies of that genre that I can think of, Last Tango in Paris, The Devil in Miss Jones, Behind the Green Door, and maybe Boogie Nights feature none of those actors. I've seen most of them in various Cinemax or Showtime features, but no single movie stands out. George

Gnarly! George

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