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"House of the Rising Sun" It's been covered recently, but I still prefer the Animals' version. George

Just change one of these words. George

Though I'm sure there was an SIT alert for VP's death, the only one I remember specifically came hen my branch leader told me that "Ermal Owens was waiting the Return." Completely oblivious to the euphemism, I thought Ermal had received some revelation about the imminent appearing of Christ! I caught on quickly after that, though. George

Something Wild Jeff Daniels Dumb and Dumber George

Yes, Cindy! is correct. A charming episode. My favorite exchange is Riker recruiting Worf: "When you're out-gunned, out-manned, and out-equipped --what else do you have left?" "Guile." "Join me." George

All of the correct terms are in Suda's guesses. Though not on PBS, this show was syndicated. It lasted five seasons. George

Last clues. I'm not copying them all again, so just add these to the previous ones. If no one else gets it, WW, please chime in. "You'll have warp drive, Captain, though it may not be what you expected." "I'd say that calls for an explanation." "Sir, we'll be able to give you warp one..." "-- for just under two seconds." "Well, not enough for an escape but used as a surprise, sufficient for gaining a strategic advantage." "Sir, all of this is 'theoretical'." "And if the theory fails to pay off?" "Ever driven a Grenthemen Water Hopper?" "Yes." "Ever popped the clutch?" "You're telling me we'll stall the ship?" "As the Starfleet observer I am ordering you to withdraw!" "I am the captain of this vessel! Your order is nullified!" "At the captain's signal, we will fire four photon torpedoes directly at the Hathaway. A millisecond before detonation, the computer will trigger your warp jump." "I think I hate this plan. We don't even know for sure if our warp jump will work." "If the warp engines should fail to function, the result could be... unfortunate." "Very unfortunate... we will be dead." "I busted him up." George

Ok, then. Here's one definitely NOT on PBS. Ok, then. Here's one definitely NOT on PBS. three pics George

Cute. But since I won't be around most of the day, I'll pass on answering and give someone else a chance. George

I've never heard of "Ramses' Kitchen." I just made that up! Are you serious? I wonder, because you mention "The F Word." I know there's a show called "The L Word." George

I'm not sure how to make the You Tube picture come up here, but this will link you to one of my favorites. Not exactly a Wonderland George

"Ramses' Kitchen"? George

This isn't a pictionary... :) George

The actress is Janet Gunn. Craig Stevens played Peter Gunn in the detective show by that name. Peter Gunn, by the way, had this famous theme song: Peter Gunn You're up, Dreamer. George

"There are two ways to handle defeat. You can lose confidence or you can learn from your mistakes." "That is what troubles me. I made no mistakes." "All right, enough of this!" "Doctor?" "How long are you going to sit sulking like Achilles in his tent?" "I am running diagnostic --" "You might be able to sell others with that story, but not me. You're smarting because you got beat. Well, it happens." "No, Doctor, this is not ego. I am concerned about giving the captain unsound advice." "It's a real mess down here, but we'll get to work on it." "I'm sure you'll perform your usual miracle." "What's the Zakdornian word for 'mismatch'?" "Challenge! We do not whine about the inequities of life. And how you perform in a 'mismatch' is precisely what interests Starfleet. After all -- when one is in the superior position, one is expected to win." "Play a machine? Why should I wish to?" "I don't blame you. It's no fun going into a game when you know you're going to lose." "But I wouldn't lose, and now you're no doubt going to make me prove it to you." "I was hoping that you would agree to play me in a game of Strategema." "Although I am intrigued by the audacity of your request, I can't fathom why you wish the encounter." "I enjoy a challenge." "Very well, an opponent of 'limited dimensions' can often be quite diverting." "I have wagered heavily in the ship's pool that you will take him past the sixth plateau." "What if I don't?" "I will be... irritated." "Despite their reputations, this Zakdorn does not appear to be a very formidable warrior." "In the game of military brinksmanship, individual physical prowess is less important than the perception of a species as a whole. For over nine millennia potential foes have regarded the Zakdorns as having the greatest innately strategic minds in the galaxy." "And no one is willing to test that perception in combat." "Exactly." "Then the reputation means nothing." "When you're out-gunned, out-manned, and out-equipped --what else do you have left?" "Guile." "Join me." George

National Lampoon's Vacation Beverly D'Angelo Hair George

Oh, well. George

I should have figured that no one would get it. Picture this person (the TV character, not the actor) with a cigarette: George

This is my favorite version of a classic (it may take a little time to download): White Christmas George

Just to be clear, Tom was right about "Loves Me Like a Rock." I'll let you sort out the rest. George

The Pelican Brief Denzel Washington The Siege George

No. That one begins "When you were young and your heart was an open book." If no one gets it soon, I'll add a bit more. George

When I was just a boy George

I'm thinking that this might cause the teens some OTHER issues... :) George

"Spinning Wheel" (Blood, Sweat, and Tears) George