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Not yet, and no. This is not a live-action film. George

You're sort of on the right track, but this was much more recent. George

"Black. All important movies start with a black screen. And music. Edgy, scary music that would make a parent or studio executive nervous. And logos. Really long and dramatic logos." "What's the password?" "Iron Man sucks." "Why did you build this thing with only one seat?" "Because last I checked I only had one butt." "Were you looking at the old family pictures again?" "No, I wasn't!" "Sir, I have seen you go through similar phases in 2016 and 2012 and 2008 and 2005 and 1997 and 1995 and 1992 and 1989 and that weird one in 1966." "I have aged phenomenally!" George

You are correct. Humorously, when the cast would come out for bows at the end of each taping, Earl Hindman ("Wilson") would always hold a small piece of fence in front of his face (with the exception of the final show). You're up, Human. George

This will be far too easy, but I loved the show. Other than a couple of "so-and-so was originally slated to play [featured role]", there isn't a lot of good trivia out there on it. On episodes containing a show-within-a-show, the studio audience of the "pretend" show was the studio audience of the real show. The last US broadcast network sitcom to be videotaped. The iconic neighbor, whose whole face is never seen, was based on the star's childhood memories, where he was too short to see over the fence. George

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Could it be "Frasier"? It was still on in 2004, and Kelsey Grammer played the role for about 20 years. However, his "ex-wife" was Lilith, who did not, as far as I know, portray a "Nanny G." Still, it's my best guess. (Maybe one of Grammer's real life exes was Nanny G?) George George

I was afraid I was going to have to exclaim something like "Neptune's beard!" "The Poseidon Adventure" is correct. George

Right genre, wrong flick. George

Name the actor: Henry Sikorsky "Sleepy" Bill Burns Harold March Lou Russo George

Something just occurred to me. If a mute person is asked (or decides) to speak in tongues and interpret, one would assume that the interpretation would be the standard sign language he's accustomed to. It's the speaking (signing) in tongues part that gets tricky. Would it all be finger-spelled? I don't know how many sign languages there are, but I would guess that most use very similar (if not identical) signs for the same words. Is that true? If so, signing in tongues and interpreting would be like speaking in British English and interpreting in American English. Has anyone here been in a meeting with mute manifestations? George

I got it from Scaramanga. George

Christopher Lee? (I ALMOST said Christopher Plummer.) George

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If you're caught up with Arrow, you've probably been surprised by the secret identity of at least one of the characters. If you're not caught up, get with it! The rest of the DC CW-verse gets goofier by the day. George

"Why did you build this thing with only one seat?" "Because last I checked I only had one butt." "Were you looking at the old family pictures again?" "No, I wasn't!" "Sir, I have seen you go through similar phases in 2016 and 2012 and 2008 and 2005 and 1997 and 1995 and 1992 and 1989 and that weird one in 1966." "I have aged phenomenally!" George

Cannonball Run? George

Laurence Olivier? George

Alan Rickman? (I know he played Rasputin once.) George

I first thought of GW ("Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother"), but his character's name was Sigerson Holmes, not Mycroft. I suppose we'll need another role or two... George

No real idea. I'll try "Talladega Nights" (?) George

It's that guy from "Elementary." Or, is it the guy from "Sherlock"? Either way, I don't know his name. George

I suspect that you'd have to knock out Mrs. Wolf, first. Can't argue with the sentiment, though. George

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