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Of those, however, only about 4 are playing the game. George

Not even remotely familiar. :-) George

I don't get Netflix. It was mentioned in my DISH Network TV Guide. A lady friend has Netflix, so we've seen several Iron Fist episodes. None of the others. George

I see that Marvel's Netflix heroes are teaming up this fall as "The Defenders." George

I don't think Chase killed him. He just sort of disappeared after Chase said that the Arrow was HIS target. I don't think we ever found out who he was. George

Coming to Flash this fall: Elongated Man I hope they do the "Stretchable Sleuth" with the appropriate amount of tongue in cheek. George

"Life is like a box of chocolates." George

I could have sworn I answered this. Must have hit "Back" instead of "Submit" (again). Shrek? George

Is this actually ONE show? The Partridge Family had a spin-off called The Partridge Family 2200 AD (C), which had the family transported through time (B), and was later re-titled The Partridge Family in Outer Space (A). George

Yes. I would have accepted either "Justice League" or "Justice League Unlimited" (but not "Justice League Action" -- Conroy is the only one from the list in that one). George Newbern -- Superman Phil Lamarr -- Green Lantern (John Stewart) Carl Lumbly -- Martian Manhunter Maria Canals-Barrera -- Hawkgirl Kevin Conroy -- Batman Susan Eisenberg -- Wonder Woman Michael Rosenbaum -- Flash George

We'll need at least the last initial. George

Hey, hey, HEY!!! Didn't I just say that it's bad form to guess one, and then not give a clue? Seriously, I mentioned that googling was not allowed, but I should have specified, when ANSWERING a clue. It's perfectly acceptable, even encouraged, to google when you give a clue, to make sure that you get it correct. I'm fairly certain that, bright though he may be, WW did not type out that quote from "The Tell-Tale Heart" from memory. Obviously, no one can FORCE you to give the next clue, but I highly encourage it. Feel free to google from a book or play. As long as the author is fairly well-known, we'd like to see what you come up with. George

Never heard of it, so, no. While Grace answers clues from years ago I'll give a few more names. This will now be easy, at least for WW: George Newbern Phil Lamarr Carl Lumbly Maria Canals-Barrera Kevin Conroy Susan Eisenberg Michael Rosenbaum George

That's it! FYI, "Mary Andrews" is Archie's mom (on "Riverdale"). George

Raf, would you like to go? George

This is a well-known actress. It's just that her roles don't have great name recognition. Claire Standish Betsy Hopper Mary Andrews Melissa Nelson Anne Juergens Paige Wayney Randy Jensen Carrie Donovan Ann Winslow George

"I'm from Iowa. I just WORK in outer space." George

Two answers are correct for this clue: George Newbern Phil Lamarr Carl Lumbly Maria Canals-Barrera George

Grace, I think that WW was gently trying to suggest that this is not a general trivia thread. Each of the game threads has a particular theme. The "Name that..." threads involve giving movie lines, song lyrics, or, in this case, quotes from books. The person who (first) responds with the correct answer gets to give the next clue. If no one gets the answer, the clue-giver may supply more lines, lyrics, or quotes, until the answer is given. (Or, occasionally, no one gets it. Then the clue-giver may reveal the answer and go again, or offer a "Free Post," where anyone may start as clue-giver.} There are a few things considered faux pas in these threads: Jumping in out of turn. You may have a song lyric that you REALLY want to give as a clue. Still, you have to wait until either you correctly guess the current clue or until a "Free Post" is given. Googling the answer. This is not a test of your internet search skills. Exception: if no answer or further clues are given after a few days, you may google the answer to keep the thread moving. This is particularly true of "Triple Movie Links" game. Still, it's preferable to hit the clue-giver up for more clues, first. Answering the clue, but being unwilling to give clues of your own. It's fine to decree "Free Post" occasionally. We have, in the past, however, had players who would repeatedly answer others' clues but refuse to post any of their own. It is usually good to wait for acknowledgment from the clue-giver that your answer is correct, but it is not essential. This is especially true of Triple Movie Links," where no one waits for acknowledgment. In general, if you're wrong, someone will let you know pretty quickly. You might want to take a look at the "How to Play the Game Threads" thread, pinned to the beginning of the forum. Perhaps you'd like to start a thread of your own. You can make the rules as you see fit. If you don't know how to start a thread, I'm sure that Raf would be happy to set one up for you. George

Still not getting it. Sorry. George

Spies Like Us James Daughton Animal House George

GVC, Instead of going back through all of the previous posts, how about YOU giving one? Pick an author you think will be relatively familiar, and quote a passage or two from one of his/her books. In the other threads (Name that Flick, etc.) we often start with less obvious clues and add easier ones until the puzzle is solved. In this case, I would start with something relatively easy. It doesn't have to be VERY easy; as Raf posted, a quote that names Sherlock Holmes (or Watson, for that matter) would pretty much give it up as Arthur Conan Doyle. On the other hand, something from a famous Holmes story (e.g., "The Seven Percent Solution") could work. Care to give it a try? George

Sounds VAGUELY familiar, but I still can't place it. There can't be TOO many flicks with a character named Lillian. George

Claire Standish Betsy Hopper Mary Andrews Melissa Nelson Anne Juergens Paige Wayney George

Prime Cut Angel Tompkins Amazon Women on the Moon George