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No, this was an earlier, National League pitcher. Interestingly, one of his teammates, a few years later, threw a no-hitter and then eight no-hit innings in back-to-back starts, but lost the second no-hitter in the ninth inning. The pitcher had some good years and some bad. Four All-Star appearances and one World Series, but only a 119-121 won-lost record overall. He was one of only six NL pitchers to lead the league in strikeouts three years in a row. He is in his team's Hall of Fame, but not the MLB Hall of Fame. He is really only remembered for the back-to-back no-hitters. George

The Dick van Dyke Show? George

Highlander? George

Of course. George

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So, does this mean that these are backstories of the characters, or roles played by the actors on other series? George

John Travolta Urban Cowboy Barry Corbin George

YES!!! Woody Allen plays a character who sort of morphs into whatever group he happens to come across. I was almost going to write that he might have been Durlan or Martian. George

I'm assuming those aren't movie titles, but I don't recognize a single name. George

Who was the only pitcher to throw no-hitters on two consecutive starts? George

I can almost hear it. Female vocal, but not 5th Dimension or Mamas and Papas. George

My Girl "Here she comes, just a-walkin' down the street." George

A decade before "Forrest Gump," this movie put its star in a number of real scenes from the 1920s and 1930s. Unlike FG, this movie was in the form of a documentary. The cinematographer had had some acclaim for his work on "The Godfather," but this film produced his first Oscar nomination. Silent screen legend, Lillian Gish, was filmed for a scene in this movie. She scolded director of photography, Gordon Willis, on his lighting set-up and, while the crew watched aghast, gave Willis step by step instructions on how to re-light the scene. Willis complied. The scene did not make it into the final version of the film. The star is quite famous, for good and bad reasons. This is one of his lesser-known films As with many of his other movies, the star wrote and directed. George

A decade before "Forrest Gump," this movie put its star in a number of real scenes from the 1920s and 1930s. Unlike FG, this movie was in the form of a documentary. The cinematographer had had some acclaim for his work on "The Godfather," but this film produced his first Oscar nomination. Silent screen legend, Lillian Gish, was filmed for a scene in this movie. She scolded director of photography, Gordon Willis, on his lighting set-up and, while the crew watched aghast, gave Willis step by step instructions on how to re-light the scene. Willis complied. The scene did not make it into the final version of the film. George

Danny Devito Hoffa Jack Nicholson George

Christian Bale Ford v. Ferrari Matt Damon George

"Sweet Pea." Let's try again: "Just take those old records off the shelf." Georg

Then let's try 1984. George

Yes. George

Balls of Fury James Hong Big Trouble in Little China George

Correct. Ack! Ack! Ack! George

That's OK if you're light and your hat provides lift... Correct. For some reason, Fields really hated the role and the show. George

Right on both counts. "Mary Brown" was her character in Amazon Women on the Moon. She was "Lorna Carp" in Shampoo. George

Neighbors Dan Aykroyd Pearl Harbor George

Maybe marginal for this thread, but I expect that it will be recognized: "I want the people to know that they still have two out of three branches of the government working for them, and that ain't bad." George