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"The Wiz"? George

Not The Brady Bunch. The "Alice" show was Linda Lavin in a diner, not related to The BB. I'm not sure if this was a comment on Human's answer or an allusion to "All in the Family." The latter is not the correct answer, either, although it did have at least three spin-offs. None were dramas, as I recall. George

One of the most popular sitcoms of the 70's, it spawned three spin-offs, each with the name of one of the characters. Two were also sitcoms; the other was a drama. George

One of the many "Dr. Who" manifestations? George

Too esoteric. ;) Any more clues? George

Of course! With the delightful Catherine Bach and her "Daisy Dukes"! :wub: Your turn! George

Very short blue jean cut-offs got their name from a character on this show. George

The Freshman Bruno Kirby City Slickers George

Ah, Seattle! "Here Come the Brides" also starring Robert Brown and a non-Vulcan Mark Lenard. George

Miss Congeniality William Shatner Star Trek: Generations George

It could, indeed. You're up. George

"Baby, you make me wish I had three hands." "If I am not me, then who the hell am I?" George

If you say so. :) "Do you expect me to talk?" "No, Mr. Bond. I expect you to die." George

Yeah. THAT one gives it away. "E.T." George

You haven't, however, confirmed M*A*S*H as the answer. George

I'm pretty sure that that's it. Raf did a really cute "Pictionary" (I can't recall if was in Movie or TV) of this show years ago. He had "M" from the recent Bond films, The Fonz saying "Ayyy," the Superman "S" symbol, and an old person ("age") with the cartoon character "Asterix" in between the letters. It was very clever. George

Next line Tell her she can keep them, just the same. George

Reminds me a litle of HAL in "2001: A Space Odyssey"; though I don't know if "stress pill" was in common parlance in the mid 60's... George

The one with all the asterisks in the title... George

"Jesus Christ, Superstar"? George PS I wont have access to a computer again until Monday. If I'm right, I'll check back in and try my hand at a clue.

Correct. Fred Dryer and Stephanie Kramer. George

Really wild guess: "Jesus of Montreal"? George

Correct. The first dialogue is Loki and Captain America; the second is Loki and Black Widow; the third is Loki and Nick Fury. You're up! George

Kelly Preston The Experts John Travolta George

I suspect strongly that you've seen this, though these aren't the most obvious lines. George