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I didn't realize that it was that recent. I'll post another shortly. George

I still remember Paulsen talking about gun control: "You come home and find your wife in the arms of another man. What are you going to do? Poison him?" :lol: I can't remember if I've used this one on this thread before. For some reason, the search function will search the forums as a whole, but not just this thread. Anyway: A number of shows have had actors replaced by others, either in the same role (e.g., Darin Stevens) or as a replacement (Bub/Uncle Charlie). This show had three actors play one role, two actors playing another, and a third character was "replaced" upon the death of an actor. (PS I'm using the term actor without reference to gender.) George

"The Santa Clause"? George

Sounds like "The Smothers Brothers." I remember Pat Paulsen's mock Presidential campaign; was that on the show? I also remember the phrase "kiss my bass," but I don't remember "tea time." George

"Trading Places"? George

A research assistant brings a gas chromatograph to the Amazon jungle, to aid an eccentric scientist. Imagine her surprise to find Thomas More! George

Maybe if I write it To-GUH! To-GUH! To-GUH! :) George

You have until Sunday night. :) George

"Law Abiding Citizen Kane" George

The Lone Ranger William Fichtner The Longest Yard (2005 version) George

Obviously, hiway and I watched a lot of the same TV. The robot's name was Rhonda (or AF704, depending on whom you ask). George

So I Married an Axe Murderer Nancy Travis Eight Men Out George

Pre-Catwoman Julie Newmar stars as a sexy (duh!) robot. George

Dick Tracy Madonna Evita George

Toga! Toga! Toga! George

Not that hard Whoopi Goldberg The Color Purple Danny Glover George

That actually was my second guess. Well, Excuuuuuse meeeeee! :) Before I forget: "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" George

I had heard that Kenneth Copeland and/or his wife Gloria had taken PFAL. It seemed reasonable to me, as a lot of Copeland's teachings (especially on Christian prosperity) were very similar to VPW's. Of course, now it seems more likely that both men drew on common sources... :) George

Drew Barrymore ET the Extra-Terrestrial Dee Wallace (Stone) George

Tom Cruise All the Right Moves Lea Thompson George

I never remember which movie this actually comes from. "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"? George PS MY favorite parody is in Weird Al's "UHF": "Badgers? We don' need no stinkin' badgers!" :lol:

Sgt. Hulka says it when he jumps off a tower onto the top of "The Van" as the crew escapes from Czechoslovakia. George

Anthony Hopkins The Mask of Zorro Catherine Zeta Jones George

I imagine that this line has been used quite often, though the scene that comes to mind for me is in "Stripes." George