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"City Heat"? George

Yeah. It's just that I (and some others) haven't been able to access this site for three days; but it would seem that many of you have been able to. Anyway... "Why do Chet's kids look at him like he's Zeus and my kids look at me like I'm a rack of lawn tools at Sears?" "You'll have to excuse my brother-in-law. He gets a couple of cocktails in him and he becomes an expert on everything." "I don't need cocktails for that. Was that a shot?" "No, that was the truth." "Oh, that was a shot!" "That... was a shot." [to the bartender] "Speaking of shots, set us up!" George

Yes, they're real; and they're SPECTACULAR! ;) George

"Trading Places," of course. George

Yep. George

I disagree that googling is "naughty" in this case, because I had to pretty much figure it out to make the search worthwhile. (Unlike, say, Name that Tune, where it would be trivial to google the lyric you're given.) Without googling, there was no way I'd have recognized this particular "Cinderella." I think your first clue was quite good, except that the movie itself probably isn't that well-known. The last clue was good for a generic "Cinderella." I'm not criticizing, just critiquing. This thread is the hardest, at least for me, to come up with clues for. Linda, you're up if you want it. George

These are the first ENGLISH words in teh song: After the turn of the century In the clear blue skies over Germany George

"Lost in Space"? George

Spell his last name right, and you'll probably get it. George

It just occurred to me that it's Cinderella, also. I googled "Cinderella" and "Chamberlain" and came up with "The Slipper and the Rose: The Story of Cinderella" starring Richard Chamberlain. We can wait for Trefor's confirmation. I hope you have an idea for a new one, Linda, because I don't! George

This is just to get all the clues together. Still not quite clicking for me, though. A Frosty movie about footwear and flowers with singing on tombs where love has nothing to do with getting married. Two Chamberlains but one is playing one and the other is one playing. The movie gets a mention in another movie about a famous interview. Get it right and you will have a ball but watch the clock. George

Sorry. I should have waited for the "official" go ahead, but HWTB seemed pretty sure. Anyway, you're up again! George

Jim Belushi Trading Places Denholm Elliot George

This one's a little weird, because the title appears every other line. ----------- Since you left me and you said goodbye ----------- All I do is sit and cry ----------- You went away and left me misery ----------- And that's the way it'll always be George

:) George

I meant it as a good thing. Just a Baba Wawa pronunciation of "X-ray vision." :) George

"Ain't no Sunshine When She's Gone" by Al Greene? George

I never thought of Atoz as "A to Z." Interesting! You have the correct episode: "All our Yesterdays." Spock does comment in the episode how he has eaten meat, and enjoyed it, though he plans to set up some sort of nursery to provide his usual vegetarian sustenance. His love interest was played by a young Mariette Hartley. Your turn! George

That's it! You're up. George

I've never even heard of Pinks. What's it about? Anyway, Three pics, need a name George

Kathy Najimy Sister Act Whoopi Goldberg George

Maybe I should have used the first line: Dip-dip-dip-dip-dip-dip-dip-dip-yum-yum-yum-yum-yum-yum GET A JOB. Free post! George

It's interesting to hear those who say, "If it weren't for TWI, I'd have committed suicide." I'm sure there are such folks, and Praise God if TWI (or more likely, loving people IN TWI) saved them. I, on the other hand, have four friends who committed suicide. All of them were associated with TWI at one time or another, and TWI was DIRECTLY responsible for one of the suicides. I suspect that wrong teaching from TWI contributed to the other three. God bless all of you who have had the strength to endure. George

I miss Chatty's posts, along with a lot of others. I hope they "take the bait" from Paw to drop by, at least one last time. George

I think that this song is appropriate, too: Ronnie Renfro used to play it at the end of his swing-band show on the radio. I especially like the last line: "You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here!" George