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Real People Under the Stairs (?) George

Hint: Sam and Suzie are rodents (but not rats or mice). Love kept them together. George

Odds and ends: The new Batwoman will be Javicia Leslie, who out-diversity-es Ruby Rose by being black, as well as bisexual. She won't be playing Kate Kane, so it will be interesting to see how all of the other relationships on the show will change. Although there were tensions on the set, Rose gives an injury sustained in filming as the main reason for leaving. Stargirl finished its first season in fine form. One has to suspend a lot of disbelief to accept that a group of inexperienced teen-agers could do what the actual JSA could not; but the show was fun and has a good tie-in for next season (which won't be until next year). I wonder when the next season of the other shows will begin. Will Stargirl be part of the crossover? Agents of SHIELD has its final, two-hour, episode tonight. This season has been very good. George

Probably pretty high. I saw it recently on cable, and they do tend to play the same movies several times a month (especially since there aren't any NEW movies). George

It wasn't their biggest hit (by a long shot); but it did pretty well. George

I had heard it. Some of the lines I could "hear" in my head. The current song is from the early 70's. Husband and wife team. I had SUCH a crush on her... George

Correct. The Empire's space ship "transformed" into a giant maid robot, to remove the atmosphere from a planet. Shortly thereafter, it would go "from suck to blow." George

Heath Ledger Monsters Ball Halle Berry George

Body Heat Kathleen Turner War of the Roses George

Right. And the opening song was "Welcome Back" by John Sebastian. George

Yes. "That's Incredible" + "(The) Incredible Mr. Limpet" You're up.

Conspiracy Theory Julia Roberts Erin Brockovich George

Carnal Knowledge Ann-Margret Tommy George

Nibbling on bacon Chewing on cheese Sam says to Suzie Honey, would you please be my Mrs Suzie says yes with her kisses Now, he's tickling her fancy Rubbing her toes Muzzle to muzzle Now anything goes as they wriggle Sue starts to giggle George

Seabiscuit Tobey Maguire The Cider House Rules George

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In this TV movie, real people do strange things, including a man turning into a fish. George

Raf's still up. George

Groucho Marx was to make a cameo appearance in the episode "Sadie Hawkins Day". The planned scene was the star doing his frequent impression of Marx, then Marx appearing with his reaction. But when the 86-year-old Marx arrived on the set, it was decided that he was too weak to perform and the scene was scrapped. Marx posed for publicity photos with the cast but they were never released due to his frail appearance. The original title of the series was to be simply a single word (the main character's name); but that was before the composer had difficulty writing the theme song lyrics. He couldn't find enough rhyming words for the title. Giving up on that tack, he decided to compose lyrics that illustrated the premise of the show (a man returning to his home town). The producers were so impressed with the song that they decided to change the series title to include the song's title. The song was also released on a single which went to #1 on the charts. George

"I'm in love for the last time in my life." "I'm in love for the first time in my life." "Stay to supper?" "I won't do that unless I'm still here at breakfast." "How do you like your eggs?" (Putting candles on a birthday cake) "Okay, what is it? How old are you?" "Just set the damn thing on fire!" "My friends have overlooked my shortcomings, seen me through some dark days, and brightened up the rest of them. I'm glad to have them; I'm honored to have them; I'm lucky to have them. " "You are a miserable little son of a bitch, you know that? I don't know why she took you in the house... I'd bed you down with the dogs! And I'll tell you something else, mister, you may be a lot younger and stronger, but you're about to get your a$$ kicked from here to the state line... and I'm wearin' the boots that can do it!" "You're a feisty old booger, aren't ya." "I thought we just settled that!" "I'm a widower. That's like catnip to a cat, in a town where the ladies outnumber you ten to one." George

But when I gave the name of his characters in The Misfits (Gay Langland) and It Happened One Night (Peter Warne), you didn't recognize them. I really enjoyed IHON, but I couldn't tell you the character's name. But say "Rhett Butler," and everyone knows who it is. George

That's it. George

That's not quite right. I'm not sure if "Murphy's Law" was an attempt at humor or an honest mistake. George

Of course. Very well-known, easily recognizable actor, but only one iconic role (Rhett Butler). George

I wouldn't refer to Terms of Endearment as a "May-December" story. More like "November-December." Raf's post was a clue to the identity of the female lead. George