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GeorgeStGeorge

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  1. That's it. The character's name (or what he was called) was Paladin. The show's title was hyphenated: Have Gun-Will Travel; the card was not. George
  2. [TITLE], we're gonna let it all hang down. [TITLE], we're gonna chug-a-lug and shout. We're gonna stimulate some action; We're gonna get some satisfaction. We're gonna find out what it is all about. [TITLE], we're gonna let it all hang down. George
  3. Sorry. The title of the show is depicted on the main character's business card (with a slight change in punctuation). The show was originally meant to be a private-eye series, not a western. The main character of this show is called by a title depicting a noble, heroic man. The character's name is never given on the show. He is often referred to as "the man in black," although he often wore dark blue. Instead of the TV show being derived from a radio show, a radio show was based on this TV show. George
  4. "I have such a headache!" "Maybe it's a tumor." "It's not a tumor!" George
  5. I presume that this was a later version, not the old Gregory Peck one? George
  6. You're in the right place. I'm just not sure about this PARTICULAR quote. George PS Apparently, emoticons can't be "typed in" anymore. Though, maybe :) doesn't work, because the smile emoticon is no longer available...
  7. Mel Brooks Silent Movie Marty Feldman George
  8. And I didn't even get to the easy ones. Spacey Played Nixon in "Elvis and Nixon." Incidentally, in "Nine Lives," he plays Tom Brand, whose mind winds up inside his cat. George
  9. I knew that Lyle Talbot played Luthor in some old Superman serials, and Gordon in some Batman serials. The other names didn't look like Luthor types to me. Ted Knight must have been Gordon in the Batman cartoons of the late 60's-early 70's. (I know he was the announcer for Super-Friends and some others.) Name the actor Tom Brand Richard Nixon Jack Vincennes George
  10. Easy one: [TITLE], aw rooty [TITLE], aw rooty [TITLE], aw rooty Wop, bop-a-loo-mop a-wop-bam-boom George
  11. I recognize a lot of the actors, but I can't think of a common character. I suspect that these were voice roles. George
  12. Very familiar, but I can't think of the fill-in. George
  13. The main character of this show is called by a title depicting a noble, heroic man. The character's name is never given on the show. He is often referred to as "the man in black," although he often wore dark blue. Instead of the TV show being derived from a radio show, a radio show was based on this TV show. George
  14. Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring? George
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