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Forest Gump "You've got me??? Who's got YOU???? George

In general, the even-numbered movies were better than the odd-numbered ones. George

OK. Star Trek 1 and 2. ST 1 was a lot like "The Changeling." ST 2 really did well. George

Star Trek 5 and 6? Star Trek 5 was an awful lot like the worst ST episode ever, The Way to Eden*. Star Trek 6 wasn't the best, but it was a very good movie. George *If you say the worst episode was "Spock's Brain," I couldn't argue with you. It was horrible, too.

Correct. George

Knowing the tune, it's easy to hear Ringo's voice singing it. But just seeing the lyrics written didn't trigger anything. George

When the star was negotiating his salary, he had his choice between more money per week and no ownership stake in the show, or less money per week and part ownership. He chose the ownership deal and never regretted it considering the series' durable popularity in syndication gave him a regular income even as he struggled with being typecast by it. When asked how he developed his trademark voice for his character, the star said that it came from watching "The Thin Man" movies starring William Powell and Myrna Loy. After hearing Powell repeatedly say, "Asta! Asta!" he decided to imitate his voice for the character. Rumors that the female co-star's character was originally to be given a more suggestive name were debunked by the actress. Talk show host Johnny Carson made cameo appearances twice during the show's run. Once as a train conductor, and again as a royal herald in a foreign King's court. George

"I lost. I lost? Wait a second, I'm not supposed to lose. Let me see the script." 1: "As my first order of business, I would like to appoint a new Sheriff... my friend Ahchoo." (Crowd): "A black sheriff?" 2: "He's black?" 1: "And why not? It worked in Blazing Saddles." George

The Birdcage? George

Correct. Ryan was the first to pass up Johnson, with Carlton a week or so behind. Perry was later. Ryan is the current record holder and the only pitcher with more than 5000 strikeouts. Strikeout and win records favored older pitchers who pitched every three days, so they could easily pitch 50 games a year. (They also threw a lot more pitches. I remember a Cubs-Cardinals game with Ferguson Jenkins and Bob Gibson both pitching in the 10th inning.) With four-and five-man rotations, one rarely pitches more than 30 games in a season. George

Julie Andrews it is. George

Initials SC and GP. George

The Honeymooners? George

No. Time to make it really obvious: Torn Curtain Hawaii Star! Darling Lili The Tamarind Seed 10 The Americanization of Emily The Man Who Loved Women Mary Poppins The Sound of Music Victor/Victoria SOB Thoroughly Modern Millie George

No. I think some of those movies were before Derek was born. Torn Curtain Hawaii Star! Darling Lili The Tamarind Seed 10 The Americanization of Emily The Man Who Loved Women George

Children of the Corn? George

(Name the actress) Pamela Stewart Miss Dorothy Brown Martine Randall Sister Michelle Beth Jarrett Charlotte Dreyfus George

Torn Curtain Hawaii Star! Darling Lili The Tamarind Seed 10 George

Yep. I love the bass counterpoint. "Don't you know that she's..." "Everything about her..." George

Both great pitchers, but no. Glavine finished with 2607, Maddux with 3371. Further clue about the remaining two pitchers. One was a Phillie in 1983, the other was a Royal. George

There may be some s in our future, but I'm not getting it. George

Unless the Scot's name is also the name of a TV show, I'm not sure this is the right thread for this. George PS: Clever hiding of the Scot's gender...

Yes and No (in that order). Still need one more pitcher (Seaver did pass Johnson, but later.) George

Maybe it's the clothes she wears Or the way she combs her hair Oh, that makes me want to tell her that I care George

The last time, I asked about baseball hitters in the shadow of Babe Ruth's remarkable home run total. Now, let's try pitchers. Walter Johnson threw 3508 strikeouts before he retired in 1927. (He's also #2 on the all-time wins list.) He held that record until 1983, when not one but three pitchers surpassed him. Name at least two of them. Extra points if you say which one did it first. George (Whereas you might not have heard of Jimmy Foxx or Mel Ott, I'm sure you've heard of these guys.)