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"Station log, stardate 46922.3. We have identified the dead Klingon. His name was Hon-Tihl, First Officer of the Toh'Kaht. Why he died, and the cause of his ship's destruction, is still unknown." "Personal log, Miles O'Brien. Stardate 46923.1. We've managed to retrieve a portion of the Klingon Officer's journal. Of course, Major Kira heard about it immediately. She must have spies everywhere." "I think we'll let it go... this time." "So, this is how it all ends." "For you." "You know what disturbs me? The ingratitude. I offered you my kindness, my help, my leadership and how do you repay me? With betrayal. But you won't get rid of me so easily. You see, unlike you, I understand history. My name will blaze across the stars long after your petty treacheries have been forgotten." "But you won't be here to see it." "Is this a Ferengi fashion I'm not aware of?" "How are you, Lieutenant?" "You know what they say - put the shoe on the right foot first, but put the left foot first into the bathtub." "Are you finished with me?" "Unless you'd like to pour yourself through my foretic analyzer. I'd love to see the results." "What do you think?" "What is it?" "A clock! Fascinating, isn't it?" "Did you really build that?" "Apparently so." "Why?" "I have no idea." "The Klingon, Doctor; what did you find?" "He's still dead, if that's what you mean." George

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Or in heaven, either. That leaves.... As I recall, "sponsee" was what grownups called responsibilities around young children. "It's your sponsee to clean your room!" George

"You scratch my back, I scratch yours." "I can't do that. You see, my wife has an exclusive on my entire body. She'd be disturbed if I came home with a pre-scratched back." "James Buchanan is not anywhere. It's in Bensonhurst, which is in Brooklyn, which is where I spent four degenerate years as a student. You know how rough that is? The gangs there don't use guns. They insert the bullets manually." 1. "You're late." 2. "That's your fourth tardy this semester." 3. "Did you bring a note from your mommy?" 4. "Boy, what an honor, in my class, all four Marx brothers: Wacko, Stupo, Jerko, and Dummo." George

"Barney Miller"? George

No. "So, this is how it all ends." "For you." "You know what disturbs me? The ingratitude. I offered you my kindness, my help, my leadership and how do you repay me? With betrayal. But you won't get rid of me so easily. You see, unlike you, I understand history. My name will blaze across the stars long after your petty treacheries have been forgotten." "But you won't be here to see it." "Is this a Ferengi fashion I'm not aware of?" "How are you, Lieutenant?" "You know what they say - put the shoe on the right foot first, but put the left foot first into the bathtub." "Are you finished with me?" "Unless you'd like to pour yourself through my foretic analyzer. I'd love to see the results." "What do you think?" "What is it?" "A clock! Fascinating, isn't it?" "Did you really build that?" "Apparently so." "Why?" "I have no idea." "The Klingon, Doctor; what did you find?" "He's still dead, if that's what you mean." George

"How are you, Lieutenant?" "You know what they say - put the shoe on the right foot first, but put the left foot first into the bathtub." "Are you finished with me?" "Unless you'd like to pour yourself through my foretic analyzer. I'd love to see the results." "What do you think?" "What is it?" "A clock! Fascinating, isn't it?" "Did you really build that?" "Apparently so." "Why?" "I have no idea." "The Klingon, Doctor; what did you find?" "He's still dead, if that's what you mean." George

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Since Don Ameche played the same role in "Coming to America" that he did in "Trading Places," I'd consider this "iffy." On the other hand, it's nice to have others playing, so Perfect Marilu Henner The Man Who Loved Women George

Ironically, this thread is for somewhat devious descriptions of well-known movies. Here, you've pretty much given the whole plot and (presumably) the lead actor, and still no bites. I imagine that when you post the title I'll have heard of the movie, but I haven't seen anything with FW in it in about a decade (excluding reruns of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High). :) Don't get me wrong. I appreciate your attempt to revive this thread. It's probably the toughest one to give clues for. George

"What do you think?" "What is it?" "A clock! Fascinating, isn't it?" "Did you really build that?" "Apparently so." "Why?" "I have no idea." "The Klingon, Doctor; what did you find?" "He's still dead, if that's what you mean." George

The Hunt for Red October James Earl Jones Coming to America George

That's the one. Rambo (and a team of mercenaries) saves missionaries who don't know what they're getting into. You're up, Raf. Nice to "see" you again. George

I don't remember the exact title, something like "Future Imperfect." Riker wakes up, supposedly forgetting the last 15 years, so now he's captain of the Enterprise. Picard is an ambassador working with the Romulans. Riker is a widower with a son. He realizes it's all a charade when his departed wife turns out to be "Minuet" (of "11001001" fame). The scene changes, and now he's captured by the Romulans, along with the same boy who was his "son." He realizes that that is phony, too. Finally, the boy confesses that his whole environment is essentially a giant holodeck; he want ed Riker to stay with him because he was so lonely. Riker brings him to the Enterprise. George

Well, sure, when you put it that way! :wacko: George

It's a lot easier just to google the name of the show and "quotes." But, never let it be said I kept someone from going to a library! ;) George

I'll give 'em until this evening, then I'll answer. George

I should also mention two other "Name That..." threads. NAME THAT AUTHOR: An author is guessed from quotations of his works. NAME THAT HYMN: Like Name that Tune, but specifically for Christian hymns. These were both a bit more "highbrow" than the other threads and interest faded quickly, but they can still be resurrected, if anyone is so inclined. George

Holy crap! (I wonder if that got past the cuss-blocker.) There definitely was a "seared conscience" there, but it wasn't yours! So psoriasis is now revelation? :wacko: Un-frickin'-believable! George

That's another one I can kind of hear in my head, but not enough to get the title. George

Interesting. I would have sworn that it was from "11001001." I must be getting old. :wacko: George I think I know this one. If I'm right, "Minuet" appears again. I'll let the others work on it for a while. George

It's Waysider's turn. George

There were a BUNCH of requirements: All PFAL (Foundational,Intermediate, and Advanced, as well as Advanced Studies required for the Advanced Class); personal history, recommendation from your Limb Coordinator, sponsorship (finances) arranged... Anyone who was actually in the Corps care to fill in anything I missed? George

The title is, in fact, "11001001." I suppose you could remember it as "201," but there's nothing obviously significant about that, either! :) I think that my favorite part of the episode is when Picard adn Riker call off the destruct sequence. "Does the First Officer agree?" "Yes! Yes! Most definitely, Yes!" (or something to that effect) Full speed ahead, Mr WordWolf! George

Dmiller's second post is a screen shot of the website Abi linked. George