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The cast gave away the middle one, which then led me to the first. "Vanilla Sky Pilot and the World of Tomorrow Never Dies" George

That's two more. Any others? I can think of at least one very popular (if older) show. George

This quote was cute, because "Danny" recognized one of the actors in this movie as Salieri from "Amadeus." George

I know the last one. The first one seems familiar, but I can't think of the title. I'm not getting the middle one at all, which is surprising, since how many movies have giant robots attacking New York? :) George

I'm not sure I'll know whom to declare the "winner," but let's see how many TV shows we can name which were about making TV shows (or, at least, in which one of the main characters is seen routinely on such a show). Two examples to get started: The Larry Sanders Show The Mary Tyler Moore Show George

"Grease" "Your Honor, every one of these letters is addressed to Santa Claus. The Post Office has delivered them. Therefore the Post Office Department, a branch of the Federal Government, recognizes this man Kris Kringle to be the one and only Santa Claus." George

At first, I was thinking "The Saint," but it can only really be "The Avengers" (Bahm-ba-da-baa-DAHHH) George

I'm guessing that they're John Astin (not Raul Julia!) and Jack Cassidy. I can almost picture them together, but I really can't remember the show. George

Of course. :) George

"Danny told me not to trust you. He said you killed Mozart." "Mo- who?" "-zart." "You know, I kill a lot of people, I can't remember half of them." George

I never saw "Philadelphia." The lawyer part was probably a common joke. My favorite variation: A 747 full of lawyers went down in the Atlantic. The good news is that everybody drowned. What's the bad news? There were 10 empty seats. "Carpe Diem!" George

A fowl from another universe is brought to our Earth by calls made by long-bearded Christian entrepreneurs. George

"Amadeus" :lol: George

Ah. "Mad Men of Honor" ;) George

I was hoping that "Doyle" and "Frog One" would give it away. "The French Connection" is correct. George

You've got the song right, so I'll give it to you. Percy Sledge did the most famous version, followed by Michael Bolton. The only good thing about the song is that women will usually dance REALLY CLOSE to it. Maybe that's why guys like it. Of course, the lyrics describe the guy as a total idiot. George

Again, I get half of it. The first part is Men of Honor. The second part looks like The Secret of My Success, but that's clearly wrong. George

"Grace Under Fire" It was the number 1 new comedy in 1993 (#4 show overall) and did well for three seasons. The Butler dealt (in her personal life) with some addiction problems, and the show tanked. FREE POST George

The first part must be Die Hard, but I don't recognize the other half. George

Her character's name was GRACE Kelly... George

Anchorman Christina Applegate Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead George

The Patriot Tom Wilkinson The Green Hornet George

"This is Doyle. I'm sittin' on Frog One." "Yeah, I know that. We got the Westbury covered like a tent." "The Westbury my a$$! I got him on the shuttle at Grand Central, now what the hell's going on up there?" " All right! You put a shiv in my partner. You know what that means? Goddammit! All winter long I got to listen to him gripe about his bowling scores. Now I'm gonna bust your foot for those three bags and I'm gonna nail you for picking your feet in Poughkeepsie." "Brooklyn is loaded with guys that own candy stores, two cars, and like to go to nightclubs!" "Yeah, but you put this little candy store hustler together with Joel Weinstock and maybe we got a big score!" George

The Cider House Rules Michael Caine Dirty Rotten Scoundrels George

Like Rhett Butler, but not exactly. :) George