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I believe you're right about the drinking game. And the 24-hour format could be considered the "star." I'm not sure what characters are referred to in the other clues. George

I'm a little confused by these two lines: Maybe the publisher wasn't the killer, but then why frame the writer? If the publisher is the murderer, why does he not know the writer he's framing? George

Well, no, all I have to do is wait two more days and google. I've actually seen 61* (about Roger Maris passing Babe Ruth, but with 8 more games in a season, hence the asterisk); but I don't remember who was in it. George

This one seems familiar, too, but not as much as the previous one. George

Lost in Space? George

Actually, it reminded me more of Cap. Anyway, back to Raf's clue: I don't scratch my head unless it itches and I don't dance unless I hear some music." *** "Only kin's allowed in here." "Alice, are you blind? Don't you see the family resemblance? That's my brother." *** "What are you?" "Mobile, agile, hostile!" "What is pain?" "French bread!" "What is fatigue?" "Army clothes!" "Will you ever quit?" "No! We want some mo', we want some mo', we want some mo'!"

I would not have considered Diner a "recent" movie (38 years ago); but I guess it's a matter of perspective (Casablanca 78 years ago). George

I don't know about YEARS, though it was sort of hinted at in last year's crossover. George

Ah. The "audition" was Ant-Man and Falcon. George

I know I've seen this movie. The "played 18, shot 18" and "audition" lines are VERY familiar. George

OK. I get it now. George

Helen Slater A House in the Hills Michael Madsen George

Upstairs, Downstairs? George

"Diner"? George

Avengers: Endgame? George

You're half right. Mia Farrow was not in any of those movies. George

I was thinking the old Avengers show, because of "Dorothy Gale"; but that character was Catherine Gale, so I'm still stumped. Incidentally, there's no comma between Dorothy Gale and "Ace" McShane. Is that a single character (Dorothy Gale McShane, nicknamed "Ace")? George

I assumed that was a clue, but I didn't (and don't) get it. Unless it's something Brolin said as "W." This requires two names to win (both are in all three movies): Annie Hall Love and Death Play It Again, Sam George

I knew he was in Milk, but it was Jonah Hex that gave it away. George

Battlestar Galactica (the first one)? It had a robotic dog, or "dagget." George

Sounds awfully familiar. George

You are correct. I've seen Erland in three films, the two you mentioned and "The Wanderers." I haven't tried googling to see if there were others. His large size was a major factor in his dying of heart failure. :-( George

Final Arrow episode. Good job. Not too mushy, and brings back a lot of supporting characters from the series. New job for Layla. And John????? George

This first clue might give it away, as I've mentioned this person before. A featured actor in this movie was a student at MIT when I was there. I met him a couple of times, as he was on the wrestling team along with one of my fraternity brothers. He died far too young. Two of the actors became state governors. The movie was based on a novella by Richard Bachman. "Richard Bachman" is actually a pseudonym for Stephen King. George

Josh Brolin? George