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I think Michael Palin was in "A Fish Called Wanda," but I'll go with Eric Idle National Lampoon's European Vacation Beverly D'Angelo George

I played "Fingal's Cave" in college, but I couldn't tell you now who wrote it (without the omnipresent google, anyway). George And I have NO idea what that TV theme was. Did Nirvana do a TV show?

Hmph! My next guess would have been "City on the Edge of Forever"! The two things I remember most about "A Taste of Armageddon" (except for Barbara ., of course) were Scotty in command (I always loved the episodes where the "second-stringers" got to lead, however briefly) and people, who were lined up voluntarily to be disintegrated, diving out of the way of Kirk's and Spock's phasers. :blink: This one won't be word-perfect, but it should be close enough: Worf. Discommodated. Disgraced, a pariah. Pleased to meet you! George

That's Spock distracting someone in order to "neck-pinch" him. I think it was the Nazi planet episode, "Patterns of Force." George

[b]Cloris Leachman The Beverly Hillbillies Lily Tomlin[/b] George

Owen Wilson Meet the Parents Robert DeNiro George

Dreamer is correct. To be honest, I didn't remember the title of the episode; but I knew it was the two-parter where the Kazons had taken over the ship and only the holographic doctor and mentally-unstable Ensign Suder are left to re-take the ship. I checked, and the title was, indeed, "Basics." Since Dreamer has passed, I'll leave it open for someone else to post a clue. George

Can you name or describe the episode? George

Glad to see you back, Rhino! You, too, Chas! ANNA (Kournikova) + MARY (hart) +CANNON + PARIS (Hilton). You're up! George

"Why, thank you, Captain McCoy!" The Immunity Syndrome (original series) George "I'm a Doctor, not a counter-insurgent!"

Tops has the song (sort of). It was "Dominique" by the SINGING Nun. Go ahead Tops. George

Sudo's latest clip was from one of my favorite shows. ("Happy Days" was actually a spin-off from one of the episodes.) I especially remember Phylis Davis and Anjanette Comer. Whatever happened to them? <Sigh> George

We've run aground again, Pirate! A little help? George

Okay, let's get this started again: George

"Shore Leave"? George

I thought it might be THIS SHOW, but that was early 70's. (I'm not adept at hiding info, so I'm sure you'll see the title when you click the link.) George

"Qpid"? (The NG episode where Q puts Picard and crew in a Robin Hood adventure.) George

I'll post, then. That's the problem with having more than one song at a time. This might be really hard or really easy! Routier pauvre et chantant En tous chemins, en tous lieux, il ne parle que du bon Dieu George

Well, that's "Margaritaville" by Jimmy Buffet. Is anyone still trying to get your first song? George

Damn, you're good, Hiway. I was hoping to catch someone thinking it was "By Any Other Name." But, yes, it was the NG episode "Relics," where Data gives Scotty a bottle of an unknown green libation. The failure to use the contraction was the clue. Well done! George

Dooj, The Countess and I live south of Houston. We'd be happy to bring something. (Lucy makes a great potato salad!) George

"Evening Shade"? George

"Back to the Beach" starred Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon as parents of a surfer girl. A wonderful spoof of their old movies, it also featured cameos by Bob Denver, Don Adams, and others. George

I guess it's my turn then. This one is tricky: "What is it?" "It is -- green!" George

Garth's clue is from the original series episode "Journey to Babel," but I'm not sure if he correctly identified the previous quotes. If he did, I'll post the next clue. George