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Heck of a game, eh? I won't mention how my Illini did. :( George

Hot Shots Charlie Sheen Rated X George

This show was more recent than either of those. There were two spin-offs that I remember. One did well; the other didn't. George

A good, but incorrect, guess! George

Is that a "Pictionary" or somehow otherwise related to the show in question? I don't remember a show called "Four Guys Hanging Out in Front of a Bar." George

I'm tempted to go with "Eyes Wide Shut" and Nicole Kidman, but let's do Mission Impossible Jon Voight Midnight Cowboy George

The one-millionth customer bit seems vaguely familiar, but I don't think I'll get it without googling. George

"I have a headache." "What's that?" "A headache? You know -- when you've been working to hard?" [shrugs shoulders.] "You know -- when you eat ice cream too fast!" "Ohh! I HATE that!" George

Rose was Corps (16th, or thereabouts) and was on staff in theTexas Limb in the early '90's. The last time I saw her was at the last ROA, when she was rather depressed about having been "demoted" to Corps grad. She was a very nice woman, and I wonder whatever happened to her. (I think she was in North Carolina for a time.) Anyone out there know her? George

I knew Geralyn when she lived in the Houston area. I haven't met Carolina, but there are two listed in the US, both in Texas: Carolina Zamarripa from Switchboard.com George

Oh, I don't know. I don't think it's wrong to use an actor twice if he's been in a lot of movies. Nor should it be wrong to re-use a movie, as long as it has different actors. For instance, I would have no problem with Parenthood -- Steve Martin -- The Jerk being on the same page as Father of the Bride -- Steve Martin -- The Man with Two Brains, or Steve Martin -- The Jerk -- Bill Macy and Bernadette Peters -- The Jerk -- Emmett Walsh. I do agree that Steve Martin -- The Jerk -- Bernadette Peters twice (even if one is in reverse order) should be months apart. George

Moose sans squirrel makes me think of "Northern Exposure." George

Haven't seen it. George

I can't remember right now whether it was in Wonder Woman #1 or Sensation Comics #1, but I remember a couple of panels where a black train porter, with bug-eyes and big lips, is helping WW with her bags. His statement was something like, "Dese bags sho am hebby! Mus' be full o' books!" Was this an intentional slur? I doubt it, though it was plainly a caricature, sadly quite commonplace in 1941. Back then, also, Japanese were horribly caricatured as bright yellow, skinny, with bottle-glasses and buck teeth. Racist? Not necessarily, since Chinese were portrayed more civilly. It was just a way to vilify our nation's enemies, in much the way Arab extremists are caricatured today. George

Mel Brooks Blazing Saddles Cleavon Little George

"Cinderella"? George

Sarah Jessica Parker L.A. Story Steve Martin George

This clearly occurs at DS9. The first sounds like an exchange with Dax. The second with O'Brien. The third probably Kira chewing out Quark. Since they sound like they're still getting to know each other, I'll guess "The Emissary." George

I forgive you. Go, and sin no more. The Jerk Bernadette Peters Pink Cadillac George

To be honest, I didn't even think of "Rain Man." George

I think you need to help us out here, Suda! George

The first picture is Rob Lowe, but you have the TV show right! George

Correct. George

Just hop on the bus, Gus. George