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Fine. "Chicago Hope." Three pics (the second might be a little tricky) George

There was a movie called "A Walk on the Moon," which I presume this represents. I get "Uh' and "Duh," but what is the wheat ear (or whatever) supposed to be? George Not criticizing, mind you, I'd just like to know.

Maybe I'll just pretend I'm Tom and HOPE to be in CHICAGO. George

Would this be ahospital show, by any chance? George

Yes. thirtysomething. Go, Suda. George

I got chewed out a few months ago for using a made-for-TV movie, so I don't anymore. Ms. Ward has done other theatrical releases, though, never you fear! George

I think we need a new picture of Kathy's legs. George

Steve Martin Dead Men Don't wear Plaid Rachael Ward George

Two out of three right. George

"A child... a moron... a failure... and a psychopath. Quite a little team you have put together..!" George

Must be "Prophet Motive." Grand Nagus Zek tries to re-write the Rules of Acquisition, maybe due to Moogie's influence? George

Not close. (Except for the Thing.) George

three pics George

"So does every guy have to go through this just to find out your name?" "You should try asking for my number." George

One of the "Jurassic Park"s? George

Obviously DS9. Obvioulsy two main sub-plots: one with Bashir, one with Rom and Quark. Not enough yet for me. George

If someone else would like to post one, go ahead. Otherwise, I'll post one later today. George

If those pairs of spheres are supposed to represent nitrogen (N2) and oxygen (O2), then it's probably air. "Airwolf" George

Of course. George

I watched Dr. Who reruns on PBS in the early 80's. What amazed me was that the shows had no set length (30 min., 1 hr., whatever) but just sort of played until they were done. I don't get the SciFi channel, but I have seen a couple of the new Dr. Whos. Seems to carry the spirit of the old (but in a one hour format!). George

Google "Shirley Booth." George

Chicago Queen Latifah Bringing Down the House George

Is this the DS9 episode where Quark thinks he's dying and plans to auction himself off? George

My favorite 1B was probably Willie McCovey, but one I have interesting memories of was, I believe, "Moose" Skowron. He would do the splits taking almost every close throw from short or third. He was tall enough that that extra reach probably gave the Sox (the WHITE Sox, that is) an extra putout or two per game. George

Meet the Fockers Dustin Hoffman Dick Tracy By the way, good to have you here, Son! Have you tried our other games? (Incidentally, it's customary to give others some time before responding to your own last clue.) George