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Sorry. I got nothin'. George

That's pretty easy. I'll see if anyone else gets it. BTW, if you were still "playing" the last episode, you could have asked for more clues. I assumed you were just uninterested. George

I'm just going to assume that no one wants to play, again (or is reticent to give an answer and not post another clue). This was, of course, the original series episode, "The Galileo Seven." (Did you ever wonder about Kirk being elated to find that FIVE crewmembers were beamed aboard, alive and well? He doesn't even ask who the two missing crew were! What if they were McCoy and Spock -- or Scotty?) I picked this one because IDW Comics, who have had the rights to ST properties for the last few years, have started a series based on OS episodes, but using the "new" timeline of the recent movie. The last two issues were from "The Galileo Seven." In case anyone who isn't reading those issues now plans to go back and catch up (there are only four issues so far), here is a SPOILER ALERT. Since, in the new timeline, Ohura and Spock are intimate, the way the Galileo is saved in the comic is that she steals a shuttlecraft and rescues them from the planet. Not nearly as enjoyable as Spock making an emotional judgment, I think. If anyone wants to continue, please do. I'll be happy to play. George

Spider-Man Cliff Robertson Three Days of the Condor George

Yeah. The "...just one line" threads are supposed to be REAL EASY. The "Name that..." threads can involve a bit more subtlety. No harm done. George

You got it. Go! George

There may be, but it's far more famous in a larger city. (The "toddling town.") George

Lois Chiles Broadcast News Jack Nicholson George

On State Street, that great street, I just want to say They do things that they don't do on Broadway. They have the time, the time of their life. I saw a man; he danced with his wife! George

"Dodge Ball"? George

"Toy Story" Houston, we have a problem... George

I think there was one with Liza Minelli. But I have no idea if it's the correct answer. George

The last one is one of the real giveaways. "Animal House." I usually go ahead and post, but this time I'm throwing it up for grabs. FREE POST!! George

"Paperback Writer"? George

This one's tough to post, because most of the lines contain the title, but here goes: They have the time, the time of their life. I saw a man; he danced with his wife! George

Happy Gilmore Richard Kiel Moonraker George

It scans to "Jingle Bells." Is that it? George

Possibly. But not for Lady in Cement Raquel Welch The Three Musketeers (1970's version) George

There aren't a lot of movies with characters named Ginny and Marcellus, either. In fact, this movie was done here, probably within the last year. I don't remember what it is. :( George

And WW is correct about my movie clue. He's up. George

"I know why you're here. I know what you've been doing... why you hardly sleep, why you live alone, and why night after night, you sit by your computer. You're looking for him. I know because I was once looking for the same thing. And when he found me, he told me I wasn't really looking for him. I was looking for an answer. It's the question that drives us, Neo. It's the question that brought you here. You know the question, just as I did." "Perhaps we are asking the wrong questions." George

It's clearly Jeff Goldblum. The only movie I can think of with the line is "Independence Day." Well, angelfish, the solution to your problem is simple. The only way to get what you want is to become a human yourself. George

"Back to the Future" This one came from a fairly popular movie, but it's certain that some of you won't know it. Those who did see it, though, should remember this exchange: "What the hell are you doing?" "I'm kicking my a-s-s! Do you mind?" George

"Malcolm X"? George

Nope. She was in Dr. No. Of course, you could always use Desmond Llewelyn, who was Q in about the first 20 Bond films. But I prefer Jill St. John (who wouldn't) Tony Rome Frank Sinatra George