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No. Mongo STRAIGHT! "Blazing Saddles" George

No. But the title character of one of the shows shares the name with a member of the Justice Society. George

"Ah! Very good. Would you mind telling me whose brain I DID put in?" "Then you won't be angry?" "I will NOT be angry." "Abby someone." "Abby someone. Abby who?" "Abby... Normal." George

The second part is "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," but I don't recognize the TV show. George

"It's About Time" (It's about space. About two men in the strangest place...) Two short-lived shows cashed in on the super-hero craze of the late 60's, both premiering in 1967. One was about a police chemist, "Carter Nash," who developed a formula to give him Superman-like powers. The other was about "Stanly Beamish," a gas station attendant who got his powers from a secret government pill, which only worked for him. Get either show, and you go ahead. Get them both, and you have my admiration. :) Extra credit: what OTHER show (over 20 years later) featured a police scientist who got super-powers (well, one)? George

Who knows? Maybe I've heard it dozens of times and never listened to the words. I don't recognize the lyrics. George

Bump George

Was "Operation Petticoat" ever a TV show? George

Nah. It's older women, now. George

Raf is a journalist... George

Sylvester Stallone Rhinestone Dolly Parton George

Iron Man Gwynneth Paltrow Shallow Hal George

I was waiting for confirmation. I'll post one soon. George

Yeah. It's not as though I don't post some obscure ones. I just can't move this particular one along (without googling). George

Fine. Be that way. ;) George

Hiway is correct. I'm surprised WordWolf didn't get it, especially with the mention of Wonder Woman in "Super-Friends." George

There was a "Justice League Unlimited" episode, "Ultimatum," about the Ultimen, super-powered clones developed by Max Lord. They were a wonderful homage to the (non-Justice-League) Super-Friends. As for the abbreviated uniforms, shall I point out Wonder Woman, Robin... The open-shirt thing seemed to be especially common with black heroes in the comic books. Luke Cage, Black Lightning, etc., all started with the "Shaft" look. I guess they were "bad." On one network, this show was set in the 1940's. On another network, it was current (1970's), with one actor playing the same role, and another playing the son of his previous character. George

Ditto. Well, maybe I am camping on this thread. But I haven't seen "Sommersby," either. George

There was another one about either UPS or FedEx "screwing the other guy to get your package delivered on time"; but I couldn't find the exact quote. WW is up. George

I'm sure that WW or Raf would get this movie from any one of the following, so I'll post them all. The movie wasn't THAT well-known, so I don't think it's "Flicks Remembered..." material: "Paramount Pictures presents 'The Freak.' This movie won't just scare you, it will f--- you up for life." "Porsche. It's a little too small to get laid IN, but you get laid the minute you get out!" "You may think phone service stinks since deregulation, but don't mess with us, because we're all you've got. In fact, if we fold, you'll have no damn phones. AT&T - we're tired of taking your cr@p!" "Metamucil: It helps you go to the toilet. If you don't use it, you'll get cancer and die." "Volvo — they're boxy but they're good." "Forget Paris. The French can be annoying. Come to Greece. We're nicer." "Sony -- because Caucasians are too damn tall." George

Is this "Super-Friends"? George

"Bruce Almighty"? (and I was thinking of "Julius Caesar," not "Aladdin"...) George

"This is Spinal Tap"? George