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Yes. Although Jane Badler reprised her 1980's "V" role as Diana in the 2011 re-vamp. "Tina McGee" is a scientist in both "Flash" versions (along with the comic books), though in the earlier series, her character was sort of a cross between Dr. Wells (in the "help Barry figure out his power" sense, not the "kill Barry and his family" sense) and a love interest. Obviously, this older "Tina McGee" won't be a love interest for Barry, but I hope she appears in more episodes. George

Playing the father (or mother) of a character one played in the past is not uncommon, and, of course we see it here with John Wesley Shipp. Less common is playing the SAME CHARACTER, over twenty years later. Amanda Pays reprises her role as Dr. Tina McGee. Hey, I'm a sentimental slush. I love this stuff. George

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Well, he wasn't corrupt as Jim Gordon. :) George

"Mars Attacks" I'd like to thank Slim PICKENS for his role in saving the US. George

Correct. :) George

These ARE supposed to be easy. WW is up. George

Shazam! You're right. George

You are correct (that it's wrong). If the shows were an hour long, it would have been "Pee-Wee's Playhouse 60." George

Assuming it's the movie Dr. Smith and not the TV actor, I'll say Gary Oldman George

"The car of tomorrow... today." "Abe. Gee I appreciate you stopping by. How long you got between trains?" "You like this? living in the middle of nowhere? Cuppa coffee, 2, 3 in the morning, you could die first." "Or you could go into the kitchen and make some." "Who needs coffee, 2 in the morning? You sit down, read the paper, chew the fat with the waitress. Here, you look around, there's nothin' but scenery." "I always thought we're the scenery. How do you like your coffee?" "In the city." "When I was a little kid, maybe five years old, in the old country, my mother used to say to me; she'd warn me, she'd say, 'Don't get too close to people. You'll catch their dreams... '... Years later, I realized I misunderstood her... 'Germs', she said, not 'dreams', 'You'll catch their *germs*'..." "Isn't that the idea? To build a better mouse trap?" "Not if you're a mouse!" George

"Gremlins" I may have used this before, but I love this exchange: "What am I gonna do with you people, huh? I held up my end, I delivered the blue boy. What do I get from my triple threat? "Bow! Yield! Kneel!" That kind of stuff closes out a town." "Why do you say this to me when you know I will kill you for it?" George

Close. The second half was an old show from the late 50s. George

No. Raf was being helpful. Maybe he should have said, "Golllleeee, that's a tough one." ;) George

Recurring characters on this show (not the main stars) included a pre-"That Girl" Ted Bessell, a pre-"Hogan's Heroes" Larry Hovis, and a pre-"MASH" William Christopher. The series stayed in the top ten of the ratings for all five seasons. It was in the top three for four of the five seasons. The lone drop was in season three when they finished tenth. George

Like Raf, I got 4 and 5 (Brady Bunch and Laverne and Shirley) Was #1 based on the Three Stooges? George

This one I know. "Christmas Story" Adriannnnn! George

Or that one. George

Or that one. :) George

I don't recognize the line at all. George

An anthology series where Paul Reubens introduces hour-and-a-half-long live dramas. George

I've seen all three of these. :) "Debbie Does Dallas Buyers' Club" :lol: George

A correct guess. :) George

"When I was a little kid, maybe five years old, in the old country, my mother used to say to me; she'd warn me, she'd say, 'Don't get too close to people. You'll catch their dreams... '... Years later, I realized I misunderstood her... 'Germs', she said, not 'dreams', 'You'll catch their *germs*'..." "Isn't that the idea? To build a better mouse trap?" "Not if you're a mouse!" George

No. I don't even remember the first quote, though it reminded me of the boys' meeting "SOW-CRATES." The other lines could certainly apply to them as well, so I gave it a shot. New one soon. George