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Originally sponsored by the Ford Motor Company, which supplied all of the vehicles used on the show. In the closing credits, the star could always be seen driving off in the current year's Ford Mustang. Of the series that Quinn Martin produced, this series was his longest running of all. It aired nine seasons. Mark Felt, who later unmasked as the infamous Watergate informant "Deep Throat", served as a Technical Advisor for this show. George

It all came together for me with the "only mostly dead" line. I didn't watch "Soap" all that often, so I had no idea someone was shot at the end. I didn't watch Benson all that often, either. New one, soon. George

Ah. Soap/Benson? George

Well, she was commenting on a post by Raf FROM A YEAR AND A HALF AGO! Maybe she REALLY needs to refresh the page! George

So, then the ghost character was not a main character of the second show? George

Tim Allen Wasn't in Jingle All the Way. You're probably confusing it with The Santa Clause. George

Kelsey Grammer Toy Story 2 Tim Allen George

I didn't watch the end of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (or any of "Angel," for that matter); but I could see this show/spinoff pair possible fitting the bill. George

Blazing Saddles Alex Karras Victor/Victoria George

JayDee, It wasn't that long ago that we had more than a dozen players for the games. Over time, though, it's come down to a core (Corps?) of four of us, so we're always anxious to get "new blood." This one has two versions. You can either choose an actor/actress and start listing roles they've had in movies or TV. Alternatively, you can pick a character (real or fictional) which has been portrayed by a number of actors (as WW points out, some of these can be voice actors, in the case of cartoons), and start listing the actors. The first choice is easier, since all you have to do is choose the actor/actress and look him/her up in Imdb or other listing. If you do that, you might want to start out with less obvious roles (for instance "Derek Lutz" rather than "Tony Stark" for Robert Downey, Jr.) and then give more obvious clues, if needed. Try it! You'll like it! George

Yeah. What WordWolf said. Please try out any of the other game threads, too. As WW said, the first post in the thread gives the rules. For convenience, I added a thread, pinned to the top of the forum, which explains all the games. The basic rule is that none of the games is a test of googling skill. Oh, and that the person who correctly guesses an answer gets to post the next puzzle. And if you don't know an answer, feel free to say that you don't know. That encourages the poster to post more clues. George

That other one was haunting me. Is this one "Key Largo"? I don't remember the artist, if it is... George

Welcome to the game JayDee! I suppose we should wait for Raf, but I know that Gibson played Benjamin Martin in "The Patriot." Do you know what to do, now? George

This movie, set in the Greek islands, features music by Swedish musicians. This is not a sequel. George

I forgot that I'm up. Have one soon. George

Fortunately, your final answer was the correct one. The Jeffersons actually outlasted All in the Family. George

WW answered that one, Human. We're doing his, now: Sonny Wortzik Arthur Kirkland Steve Burns though we could use more names... George

Correct! George

Kevin Costner For Love of the Game Kelly Preston George

James Garner David McCallum Richard Attenborough James Coburn Robert Graf Donald Pleasence George

Do you just remember the quotes, or do you remember the movie they're from? 1 "I don't wanna hurt anybody. I don't enjoy hurting anybody. I don't like guns, or bombs, or electric chairs. But sometimes people just won't listen. And so, I have to use persuasion. And slides. My parents, Sharon and Dave. Generous, doting, or *were they*? All I ever wanted was a Ballerina Barbie. In her pretty pink tutu. My birthday. I was 10, and do you know what they got me? *Malibu* Barbie." 2 "Malibu Barbie." 3 "The nightmare." 2 "The nerve." 1 [flicks to the next slide of her throwing a bared-teeth temper tantrum] "That's not what I wanted! That's not who I was. I was a *ballerina*, graceful, delicate! They had to go." "But what if you met the right man, who worshiped and adored you? Who'd do anything for you? Who'd be your devoted slave? Then what would you do?" "I'd pity him." "You'll meet someone. Someone very special. Someone who won't press charges." 1 "And then Mommy kissed Daddy, and the angel told the stork, and the stork flew down from heaven, and left a diamond under a leaf in the cabbage patch, and the diamond turned into a baby!" 2 "Our parents are having a baby, too." 3 "They had sex." George

Kim Basinger Blind Date John Larroquette George

The goofy rhymes makes me think of "The Benny Hill Show." George

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CBS never gave this show a proper series finale. The cast, bitter that they never got a chance to say goodbye, reunited years later for a stage play based on the sitcom. The main star said he found out the show was cancelled by reading about it in the newspaper. Ja'net DuBois sang the show's famous opening theme song, and its closing credits as well. This show, a spin-off of a very popular show, actually ran more seasons and aired more episodes than its progenitor. George