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Not a big fan, though I did like the music. "So, uhh, who's home? "Well, my mom already left for the diner, and dad went to 7-Eleven to get scratchers... I guess he won, 'cause that was six years ago. "Hmm... which happens, dads leave, no need to be a ***** about it, here's what I need... a laptop, a digital watch, a cell phone, the pneumatic actuator from your bazooka over there, a map of town, a big spring, and a tuna fish sandwich." "I build neat stuff, got a great girl, occasionally save the world. So why can't I sleep?" George

"O Brother, Where Art Thou"? George

Stallone. Also well-known for reprising his Rocky role. I can't see him in Eddie Murphy's role in BHC, though... George

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Note that this is a TV movie... George

Your last few posts have been songs I've heard before, but not enough to recognize them. :) George

In this TV movie, two astronauts exceed the speed of light and travel back to the Stone age. They are rescued when HG Wells picks them up in his time machine while pursuing Jack the Ripper to our era. George

Pulling ideas from Movie Mashup and TV Mashup, I see. Beverly Hills Cop Rock :lol: George

It's.... correct. :) George

That sounds an awful lot like Harrison Ford (3 Han Solo, 4 Indiana Jones, 2 Jack Ryan), though I can't see him in BHC. If it was a black actor, I can't think of one so sequel-prone. George

I figured that that might give it away. :) George

"The Liberty Bell March" (used for a TV show and at least one film with the same characters) George

Correct. George

Not Twin Peaks. As occasionally happens during a show's run, one of the actors died. At the actor's (pre-mortem!) request, his character was said to have died during sex. NBC executives supported the series in its infancy despite a lack of viewers; in 1981 it became the lowest-rated series ever renewed for a second season. IT also wasn't renewed for the entire season, just for ten episodes. It was only picked up for the full season after ratings improved. First weekly television series to receive $1,000,000 from the network to film a single episode. Regarded as a hallmark in American dramatic television. First dramatic series to incorporate long shots and handheld shots and continuous storylines. Nominated for 21 Emmys for its first season - a record despite having low ratings. George

Beverly Hills Cop 2 Brigitte Nielsen Cobra George

Peggy Sue Got Married Kathleen Turner War of the Roses George

Pretty Woman Richard Gere American Gigolo George

Perhaps I'm not familiar enough with Mormonism. The Mormons I've met are, if not ecumenical, certainly tolerant. For the sign in question to be "ironic," am I to assume that Mormons are known to be intolerantly exclusive? George

Could it simply be a joke? George

I presume that something was mis-typed here. What were you saying? George

Leap of Faith Debra Winger Terms of Endearment George

Troy Orlando Bloom Pirates of the Caribbean (take your pick) George

"Bonnie and Clyde" George

First weekly television series to receive $1,000,000 from the network to film a single episode. Regarded as a hallmark in American dramatic television. First dramatic series to incorporate long shots and handheld shots and continuous storylines. Nominated for 21 Emmys for its first season - a record despite having low ratings. George

Raf is up, here, too... :) George