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Well, I know that Shields and Yarnell (mimes) were regulars on the Sonny and Cher show, but that show went three seasons. Sonny got a spin-off, the Sonny Comedy Revue, which also featured The Unknown Comic; that lasted one (short) season. I'm not sure if S&Y were on that show, too; nor do I know if any of the other stars listed in the clue appeared, though all would be reasonable for that time and genre. I don't really know what "the name of a celebrity who starred of the show, but not with name that you may be familiar with" means, (maybe, not with Cher?) but I'll go with the Sonny Comedy Revue for now. George

John Travolta Urban Cowboy Debra Winger George

Scarlett Johansson Lost in Translation Bill Murray George

Interesting guest stars. At first, I'd think it was an early show, with Ball, Reiner, et al.; but Chevy Chase means it was at least late 70s. Other than that, I've got nothing (so far) George

Okay, then Kim Basinger 9 1/2 Weeks Mickey Rourke George

Still no idea. George

Kim Basinger My Stepmother Is an Alien Dan Aykroyd George

Better do it quickly, or it may be a moot point. Look at the most recent threads in the Open forum. George

Glad you had a say in it, too. Talk, of course, is cheap. If you're so zealous to stave off the TWI hordes, host your own d--n site. George

Hey, RG! Although I live in Texas, for me, country music is just something to dance to, so I couldn't tell much about big hits, and certainly not about this little nugget. Incidentally, I'm not sure how many people lurk in this forum, because there are only a few regulars. Although this forum is a reasonable place for this thread, you might want to try in the Open forum, to get more views. George

Something Raf posted on another thread implied that membership (visitorship? lollygags?) at the Café is probably below 100. I mentioned on that thread that if membership in TWI dwindles, it would not be surprising to have it happen here. Sad, but in the same way that having your kids start their own families is sad. So, if it really is time to close the Café, so be it. But if the real reason is financial, THAT would be really sad. George

Ummm...no...and no. (Though I'm sure you know the real answer.) George

This will be an easy one. "No soup for you!" "There was shrinkage!" "Yes, they're real; and they're spectacular!" "I'm the master of my domain!" George

I'll give it a shot, soon. Of course, the show, and the lines from it have to be fairly well-known, but not TOO easy... George

"Moonlighting"? George

No, though it does have Scott Bakula, Kathy Ireland, Robert Loggia, Rob Schneider, Jason Bateman, and Sinbad Jingle All the Way Ahhhnold George

With WW possible out of pocket, we'll see if Raf (or Wraysed2?) can chime in. Fun movie. Kind of like "The Replacements." George

Since I don't recognize that exchange, which would be pretty memorable, I suspect I'm unfamiliar with this movie. We'll see. George

Unfortunately, I can't think of a movie with both Julia Roberts and Diane Lane in it, so I'll go with Wraysed2's clue. He must have posted just ahead of Human. Besides, Diane Lane ALMOST had the lead role in Pretty Woman Hector Elizondo Necessary Roughness George

The Avengers Uma Thurman Batman and Robin George

Point Break Keanu Reeves Constantine George

It is, indeed. George

There are a lot of goofy cop shows which might fit the bill, but I'm not getting it. George

"All right, remember - alcohol equals puke equals smelly mess equals nobody likes you!" "Are you drinking, too?" "No, it's Coca-Cola." "Are you sure? There's no rum in that Coca-Cola?" "I'm not a big drinker. And if it was, I'd probably be puking more than that kid!" "Oh, I don't think anybody could puke more than than kid. I think I saw a boot come out of him." "I'm sorry... I just couldn't do it." "Well, if you need more time, I guess I could wait." "No... I don't need more time, Robbie. I don't ever want to marry you." [takes a deep breath, sighs] "Gee, you know that information... really would've been more useful to me YESTERDAY." "Good afternoon, everyone. We're flying at 26,000 feet, moving up to 30,000 feet, and we've got clear skies all the way to Las Vegas. Right now, we're bringing you some in-flight entertainment. One of our first class passengers would like to sing you a song inspired by one of our coach passengers. And since we let our first class passengers do, pretty much whatever they want, here he is... " George

Cocoon Jessica Tandy Driving Miss Daisy George