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Agreed. Sadly, my DVR did not record the episode that just aired; but I have a lady friend who records things for me as a backup, so I'll get to see it this weekend. George

Getting colder... George

"The Wolfman"? George

No. This show lasted 10 seasons. Of the five main characters, only three appeared in all 250 episodes. One of the stars was fired after seven seasons due to cocaine addiction. The series was based on a novel by Jeraldine Saunders. Dick van Patten played the lead character in the TV-movie pilot, but due to his starring in "Eight Is Enough," he could not play the role in the series. George

That's it! George

What always struck me as odd about the family/household distinction is that the "household" was not the closest members of the family (as taught by TWI), it was everyone who dwelt in the house, including the servants. George

I, I love the colorful clothes she wears And the way the sunlight plays upon her hair I hear the sound of a gentle word On the wind that lifts her perfume through the air [Chorus, which repeats the title about four times] Close my eyes She's somehow closer now Softly smile, I know she must be kind When I look in her eyes She goes with me to a blossom world George

This show lasted 10 seasons. Of the five main characters, only three appeared in all 250 episodes. The series was based on a novel by Jeraldine Saunders. George

The Twilight Zone? George

I saved Alfie and Alfred Pennyworth, in case I needed a REALLY obvious one. Human's up. George

It was, indeed, "Wayne's World" George

Comic Book Villains Donal Logue The Patriot George

The Avengers Uma Thurman Batman and Robin George

Yes. :) George

21 Jump Street Johnny Depp Chocolat George

That's him. Which one(s) gave it away? George

"Forrest Gump"? George

No. Arthur Tressler Nigel Powers Wilbur Larch Lawrence Jamieson Lloyd Fellowes Dr. Frank Bryant Dr. Robert Elliott LtC J.O.E. Vandeleur George

Men in Black Tommy Lee Jones The Fugitive George

I'm sure you have. :) This is not a Cowsills song. This group was much more prolific. George

Name the actor Arthur Tressler Nigel Powers Wilbur Larch Lawrence Jamieson George

Dr. Frankenstein? George

In this movie, the scene where the main character's ex-girlfriend tries to patch up their relationship by buying him a gun rack, is based on some truth. The actor once dated a girl who apparently broke up with him due to his preoccupation with his comedy. A week later, after some thought, she tried to reconcile by buying him a gun-rack. To her, this was an absurd joke that she had hoped he would appreciate. He didn't, and the two remained apart. When the movie was released, and the star's ex viewed the movie with her new steady boyfriend, she was mortified not only to learn that the gun-rack anecdote had been written into the film, but also she was shocked to see that the main characters referred to "her" character as a 'psycho hose-beast'. Some time later, the star telephoned his former girl, attempting to apologize for including a very detracting version of her in the movie. George

I, I love the colorful clothes she wears And the way the sunlight plays upon her hair I hear the sound of a gentle word On the wind that lifts her perfume through the air George

Dracula? George