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Emphasis added. :) George

Bump. You HAVE to know at least part of this... George

"I Think We're Alone Now" by Tommy James and the Shondells? George

That's right, Bro. (No need to give the performer on THIS thread, though). You're up! George

If Brother is right (and I suspect that he is, from the lyrics), this IS a song I've heard several times. Just not one I've paid much attention to, I guess. :) George

Sorry, LogosLukos, I don't know this one, either. George

Although there was a movie "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," the correct answer is "The Wolverine." Human is up. George

Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn! George

The Hitcher C. Thomas Howell Grandview, USA George

As impossible as it may seem, there ARE songs pre-1985 which I don't know. ;) George

Chevy Chase Seems Like Old Times Goldie Hawn George

At least you have the right comic-book "universe." A VERY recent film. George

No. As was common for female cop roles at the time, she usually went undercover as a hooker, and often had to be bailed out by her male partner. George

I'm at a loss, as well. George

I believe that's "The Shining." George

Although the lead character's name was "Suzanne," she went by "Pepper," making her "Sgt. Pepper." George

"A Day in the Life" (not the first line) Yo no soy marinero; soy capitan, soy capitan, soy capitan. George

These might be parody skits from "Saturday Night Live"? George

Well, it's "Christmas CAROL," but I'll give it to you. George

Indeed, it would! George

No. The Commodores have the most famous version. Here's another line: She's mighty mighty; she's lettin' it all hang out. George

Well, it IS a Christmas movie, but not that one, you little Dickens! ;) George

"For so many years, I have wanted to thank you for saving my life. But i didn't send for you only to thank you, Logan. I wanted to repay you: a gift to equal the life you gave me." "You have struggled long enough. I can end your eternity... Our company can do anything. I can make you mortal." "The mutant has powers..." "He is just a man, now! His flesh is weak now!" "What they did to me, what I am, can't be undone." "Now, call me old fashioned, but I thought being engaged meant you were done with this kind of bulls--t." "I am the Minister of Justice! Do you have any idea what I could do to you?" "Really? You're gonna try and talk tough standing there in your red underwear?" "Look, you wanna be left alone?" "Yes." "I understand." "Do you?" "Oh, yeah, trust me... problem is, if I do that, I don't think you're gonna live to see the end of the day. You can't pretend s--t isn't happening when it is, princess... Unless you wanna die. In that case, you're playin' this perfectly." George

Well, I remember a brief bit on the Jon Lovitz cartoon, "The Critic," where STNG actors appeared on "Hee Haw, the Next Generation." (The image of Worf playing spoons on his thigh is indelibly burned into my memory.) Maybe they did the same thing with the Love Boat. "The Critic"? George

Indeed. There was one episode bringing back the old crew (except for Grady, who was in Congress), which I really enjoyed. Of course, I really enjoy ANYTHING with Joan Severance in it! George