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The Six Million Dollar Man is correct. Interestingly, when the show was broadcast in Israel, it was called "The Man Who Is Worth Millions". This was due to the fact that, in Israel, the number six million is associated with the Holocaust. In Spanish-speaking countries of Latin America ONLY, the series is known as El Hombre Nuclear ("The Nuclear Man"). George

"Book him, Dano!" George

I didn't watch the show, but maybe How I Met Your Mother (?) George

How about the main character? Having an OG figure would be like having a Chief O'Hara figure. George

Two of the main supporting characters appeared on this series and its spin-off. When the spin-off moved to another network, this practice continued. This was the first time the same continuing characters appeared on two different television series, broadcast on two different networks at the same time. The star has said that he performed about 90% of his own stunts. In the spring of 1977, before production began on what would be the show's final season, the star refused to go to work until contract demands were met. At one point, it was reported that producers were considering hiring a new actor to take over the series. Among those considered were Gil Gerard, Bruce Jenner, and Harrison Ford (the producers said he was unsuitable as an action hero). George

1: "I don't care if they did call you Larry Poppins. You are completely unfit to handle a child." 2: "It was Barry Poppins." 1: "What kind of sick cocktail were you going to make my grandson?" 3: "Jack, the baby's teething. I told Greg to give him some rum to ease the pain." 1: "It was your idea?" 3: "Yes." 1: "What is wrong with you people?" "Greg, a man reaches a certain age when he realizes what's truly important. Do you know what that is?" " Love... friendship... enjoying the moment... living... just love." "His legacy." "That, too. Right, yeah. Sure." "Let me put it very simply. If your family's circle does indeed join my family's circle, they'll form a chain. I can't have a chink in my chain." George

Elizabeth McGovern Ordinary People Donald Sutherland George

Banana Boat Song "I am just a poor boy, though my story's seldom told." George

I can do three of them (not including the freebie). I recognize some of the others but don't know teh actual names or artists. George

Of course. George

Alan Ritchson Justin Hartley Phil Lamar George

Well, we need someone to give a serious answer. George

Suddenly, I'm up in about four threads. Give me a minute. George

I just saw this on cable. It may not be generally familiar, but let's give it a shot: Anna Faris Blythe Danner Chris Pratt George

Scent of a Woman? George

The show is at least as recent as 2012 (first Avengers movie). The characters seem to be interested in comic books and other fantasy. I finally recognized the discourse between Raj and his father. The Big Bang Theory George

Let's start with The Fast and the Furious George

I doubt it's The Frisco Kid, but that's the only other movie I can think of with a rabbi main character. George

Airplane? George

This sounds familiar, but I can't place it. George

It's not Guardians of the Galaxy. Is it one of those Fast and Furious things? George

Witness? George

The Princess Bride Mandy Patinkin Ragtime George

Neither Lola-La nor Liri Lee were ones that came to my mind, but I'm sure they're correct answers. Lori Lemaris met Clark Kent in college. She disguised her tail by pretending to be wheelchair-bound, with her "legs" covered. The other two that I thought of were Lyla Lerrol, a Kryptonian actress who met Superman when he traveled in time to pre-destruction Krypton, and Luma Lynai, whom Supergirl tried to set up with her cousin. She couldn't live under Earth's sun. You're up! George