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Guess I'm up... The title of the film was originally "El Pistolero" but was changed before release. The day they shot the two stars' love scene, the entire crew showed up to see it. During the actual filming, however, only the actors , the director, and the script supervisor were in the room. For most of the killings they used a gun that essentially fired fake blood at the characters instead of squibs. This unfortunately created too realistic of an effect resulting in them having to edit out much of the deaths for the censors. George

Wild Wild West Salma Hayek Desperado George

OK, then. From the comic books, one would have assumed that Adrian Chase was the Vigilante. In this universe, however, he's Prometheus. Which does beg the question, Who's Vigilante? (I assume it's not some prairie troubadour.....) George

Well, then I guess I still can't talk about the surprise secret identity... George

Actually, in Latin it's Diabolus... If time travel makes your head hurt, the season finale will bring a migraine. George

Personally, I thought it was Wentworth Miller saying "This isn't my first prison break," while plotting to get Dominic Purcell out of a Russian prison in LOT. Incidentally, I'm pretty sure I saw a Justice League poster in Archie's bedroom, on Riverdale. George

Raf, presumably. George

Mary-Elizabeth Mastrantonio The January Man Kevin Kline George

Allow me: George

Johnny Depp Edward Scissorhands Winona Ryder George

Actually, she worked in a book store/coffee shop. The "stacks" were stacks of books. George

In a lot of cases, TV roles for an actor or actress may be as well-known as movie roles, or more so. In Lloyd's case, my next round would have been Fester Addams, Emmett Brown, and Jim Ignatowski, the last, of course, from the show Taxi. He was a regular on Stacked, a short-run show notable primarily for its star, Pamela Anderson. George

I suspect that when the name of the show comes out, I may be doing one of these: But right now, I'm not getting it. George

OK, then. "A House in the Hills Have Eyes" FREE POST George

Amy Poehler Blades of Glory Will Farrell George

(My other guess was Dustin Hoffman as "Tootsie.") "It's clobberin' time!" George

I have two guesses. Here's onew: Mrs. Doubtfire (Robin Williams) George

Although you gave two answers, I'll give it to you. John Colicos was Kor, in the original Star Trek, and a couple of DS9 episodes. Christopher Lloyd was Kruge in ST III. George

Are they still called WB shows, in your neck of the woods? WB and UPN merged years ago to make CW. George

That's fine. Just letting the others know. George

The Flash musical also has some important Supergirl development, so it would be good to be caught up with the latter before watching the former. George

Obviously, I didn't start with the easy ones. Let's add a couple more, before I throw in the giveaways. Cletus Poffenberger Captain Kruge Henry Sikorsky "Sleepy" Bill Burns Harold March Lou Russo George

If Raf's as big a Helen Slater fan as I think he is, he should know the first half. There's actually a two word overlap in this one. George

I may have to get Netflix. In the meantime, I actually enjoyed the Flash/Supergirl (with bits of Arrow and Legends) musical crossover! First plus: it was a musical, not an opera, so there was plenty of talking between songs. Second plus: the singing was good. I really enjoyed the Barry/Kara song-and-dance number, "Super-Friends." Third plus: Hank Henshaw in full Martian mode. I wish he had been in the BIG crossover Minus (sort of): Why is every male singer a tenor? (OK, the Joe/Martin/Malcolm trio at least had a baritone.) Minus (sort of): The villain was The Music Meister. If I'm not mistaken, his only other appearance was in a musical episode of the Batman Brave and Bold cartoon... All you laggards: Catch up!!! George

Not really. It has its moments, but the characters just have no appeal. I'm still watching it, but I'd be surprised if it gets renewed. George