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Right. Of course, having performed a medley of these songs in band, just recently, I would have gotten any of them. Otherwise, I might have gotten it from "Younger than Springtime" or "Happy Talk." The last three are the most memorable, of course. George

Younger than Springtime Happy Talk A Cockeyed Optimist Dites-moi Honey Bun Bloody Mary There Is Nothing like a Dame Bali H'ai Some Enchanted Evening George

Apparently a cartoon (or CGI); but I don't recognize it. George

This recent cable-TV show was based on a Stephen King story. Many of the episodes have subtle references (Easter eggs?) to other King works. Actors Laura Vandervoort, Steve Lund, and Kiara Glasco, all of whom guest-starred in season 3 of this show (as Arla Cogan, James Cogan, and Ginger Danvers, respectively), went on to star in another Syfy-syndicated Canadian series called Bitten. WWE star "Edge," (Adam Copeland) played a major role in the last couple of seasons. George

Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine Frankie Avalon Beach Blanket Bingo George

Name the actor: Jack Crabb David Sumner Chuck Clarke George

Cathy Lee Crosby was the main one. I remember her in a pilot for a Wonder Woman show preceding Lynda Carter's. I think Rosario Dawson played a Wonder-Womanish character on Smallville, and Susan Eisenberg voiced a number of the cartoons. You obviously held back Lynda Carter and Gal Gadot. I don't know where the others showed up, but most were athletic actresses with brunette hair. George

Wonder Woman? George

Actually, I had no idea. If you mentioned it here, before, I've long forgotten it. :) George

Nikita? George

From its title one can only assume that the producers expected one or more sequels to this movie. None ever appeared. The characters, and the fictitious martial art of "sinanju," were taken from the "Destroyer" series of books. George

David Prowse? George

Now ya turn to the left when I say gee, You turn to the right when I say haw, Now gee, ya ya baby, Now haw, ya oh baby, oh baby, pretty baby, Do it baby, oh baby, oh baby, Boogety, boogety, boogety, boogety shoo. George

OK, I'll go again. :) There was wine, and there was turkey; there was caviar. There were [TITLE] of wine, up to h'yar. (This song is usually remembered for a repeated lyric, rather than the title.) George

Younger than Springtime Happy Talk A Cockeyed Optimist Dites-moi Honey Bun Bloody Mary George

Ummm...hello, JayDee. Does the "???" mean you don't know the actor who portrayed those roles, or do you just have no idea what's going on, here? :) George

No. Blond actor. George

City Slickers (1 or 2) Jack Palance Shane George

The Untouchables Andy Garcia Internal Affairs George

I guess what confused everyone was that Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello actually appeared in AP 2. Younger than Springtime Happy Talk A Cockeyed Optimist George

S.O.B. Robert Preston The Music Man George

Do you know the actor, then? I'm not getting it. George

Well, the THIRD movie was "Goldmember"... George

I heard a wonderful teaching yesterday. The preamble to it was the adage "hate the sin; love the sinner"; but it went on to describe HOW to do that. Certainly, Jesus had no problem spelling out for the Pharisees exactly what he thought of them, but how different his "tone" was in dealing with the woman caught in adultery. Her sin was not in question. The Law concerning the subject was clear. But Jesus dealt with her with great compassion. The point of the teaching is that we need to BE JESUS to people, especially at critical points in their lives. I think that that principle applies to posting as GSC, as well. In general, we should be loving to the others, even if they seem to be obstinate and wrong-headed. There may be times, though, when a stronger "tone" is appropriate. When Jesus let the Pharisees have it, it wasn't for the Pharisees' sakes (they weren't going to change), but for those "lurking." George PS. Part of the problem has been the removal of the politics thread. Now GSCers have no place to call each other Denebian Slime Worms, and get away with it.

Right. Man of Mystery was the first film. "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" is the correct answer. I'm a little confused as to why Human was uncertain about this, since it's he who made the original post... :unsure: George