GeorgeStGeorge

OK. Well, we had a guy who used to answer all the puzzles but refuse to put up any of his own. I don't want to be that guy. This show hasn't been mentioned in this topic since 2013, so it's safe to give it a go: This 1967 NBC show was an attempt to cash in on the popularity of Batman. It only lasted 15 episodes. The character was not the Flash, although he was a police scientist in his secret identity. A potion he developed gave him his powers. He was a super-hero mostly because his mom wanted him to be one. George

Super-Friends? George

Otherwise known as FREE POST. George

Damian Darhk is Hitler. George (OK. I had no idea what Godwin's Law was, so I just looked it up.)

Man of Steel John Wick 3 (or 2) Bad Company George

Spider-Man ( the first Tobey Maguire one)? George

When I was eighteen, I probably wouldn't have looked at a 30-year-old woman. Now that I'm almost 64, there are women in their 70s who look good, as well as those in their 60s, 50s, 40s, 30s, and 20s. My horizons have grown. I remember that I first started feeling old when I could go to the gym, see two good-looking girls, and realize that I was as old as both of them, together. Now, it's three of them. George

I used to wish that Legends of Tomorrow would go back to its serious roots. But I'm finding that the silliness is growing on me. There were a few times with tonight's episode where I laughed out loud. Even with Arrow gone, there's enough darkness in the other shows that I can enjoy what's become almost a parody. On a side note, with Nora Darrkh now a fairy godmother, there was a scene in the show a couple of weeks ago that could have gone a completely different way. Nora pops up in a troubled high schooler's bedroom and asks what his deepest desire is. She was afraid he was going to ask for revenge on the other high schoolers, when all he really wanted was a nice suit for the prom. Okay. But when I was in high school, if this showed up in my room and asked me what I wanted I'm pretty sure that my response wouldn't have been "a suit." George

Fatal Attraction Ann Archer Patriot Games George

Love the comic reference, but I don't recognize the movie. George

If you want to go ahead, Raf, do it. I'm not feeling inspired, right now. George

The Archie Show? Josie, I think had at least a cartoon, if not a live action show. And Riverdale airs currently. George

I doubt he was. Traxx, it is. George

This is not a well-known movie, except perhaps here. Priscilla Barnes Robert Davi Shadoe Stevens George

I guess I'm not getting what you mean by "franchise." Is Looney Toons a franchise? Is Super Friends a franchise? Is the Marvel universe a franchise? Or is it much less broad, like Pinky and the Brain/Pinky, Elmira, and the Brain? George

I sure am. George

Oz also "was" Yoda, and BDW was in Star Wars movies. I just don't remember Ratzenberger in any of them. Well, let's try The Empire Strikes Back George

The only movie I can think of with Temuera Morrison in it is Green Lantern, but this certainly isn't that. With Frank Oz ( and maybe Ratzenberger), I'm going to guess "The Muppets Take Manhattan." George (again, from someone who hasn't seen ANY of the Muppet movies)

I see that the cuss blocker is still working. "Foot," my eye! George

Bonnie Bedelia Heart Like a Wheel Beau Bridges George

The only actor I know from "From the Hip" is Judd Nelson George

Not getting it yet. George

Never heard of it. And I feel no less a man because of it. What show did it spin off from? George

Yes. Only Chevy Chase reprised his role. Jackie Mason essentially replaced Rodney Dangerfield, and Dan Aykroyd replace Bill Murray. Pretty boy Robert Stack replaced Ted Knight. The Randy Quaid role would have originally gone to Sam Kinison, but Kinison backed out when Dangerfield did. George

I have seen Miracle on 34th Street, but I'm pretty sure everyone in it was dead by the time some of the other movies appeared. Natalie Wood? George