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"Time Bandits"? George

"Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy"? George

I've taken WIGP (Foundational and Intermediate); and I don't recall a discussion about Peleg. I'm SURE there's nothing in there about methane (gas hydrates) as there was in WAP. George

I know I'm confused, Cowgirl! Is this a clue to a movie or TV show (or beer commercial)? George

Well, okay, I HAVE seen some of "The Deer Hunter"; but I doubt I've seen the beginning (where the music probably would be heard). I actually met one of the (bit part) actresses from the film. She was a cousin of Don Brunelle (9th Corps); I met her at his wedding. George

In that case, perhaps another clue is warranted. George

If he's reasonably techno-capable, an iPod or equivalent might be good. He could put more music on it than he'll ever listen to. George

Hiway, Now that you're back, did you get the PM I sent you? Some people have had problems, so I don't know if you received it. George

I think we may have created a monster when we pushed Kathy to post more. How about a compromise where any poster has no more than one open link? If no one guesses the answer, and you want to post another, just tell us the one we didn't know! George

Correct. Is anybody out there other than Raf? No offense, friend, but this is like postal chess. We need more players. George

A really big hit? I never saw it! (Or, I've completely blocked it out of my mind!) George

Thanks for the clip, CK. Didja ever notice how most of the TV themes that actually got air time on the radio were cop shows? Right off the bat, I can think of Hawaii 5-0, the Rockford Files, and Hill Street Blues; and I imagine there are others I could think of with a little time. George

Yes! I think it was one of the best TV themes ever. George

Yeah. "Moose" was a giveaway, since it clearly wasn't Bullwinkle! I'm thinking that the show that starred an old SNL star also starred the co-star of "McMillan and Wife." Since Katerine Helmond only starred in "Who's the Boss" and one other show, it was the other one. At least now I understand Sudo's clue. Since Kathy mentioned that she had tried to post the "Rockford Files" theme, I'm wondering if that's what she meant by the star having appeared in a movie with Sally Field. Of course, it's possible that one of the many stars of the actual show in question starred with SF in a movie, as well. George

Kathy's doofy little theme song is driving me nuts! (A rather short drive, I might add.) I know I've seen teh show, probably many times; but I just can't place it. And Kathy's and Sudo's clues don't help. Rick's songs come up on my iTunes with title and artist, so there's no point in guessing. Actually, the last one with the guitar solo didn't give anything away, and I have no idea who did it! Pachelbel's Canon was one of the songs Lucy and I had played at our wedding. As a recessional, we used John Philip Sousa's "American Wedding March." I dare you to find a clip of THAT! I think our wedding may have been the first performance of the piece in seventy years. George

"Dogma"? George

(((((((((Chatty)))))))) George

All right, but this won't be nearly as clever as my last puzzle: George By, the way, Raf, I'm impressed that you recognized Bill Cullen!

Quite right. George

Other than Moses, I think only one other person in the Bible was called "the man of God"; and that was an OT prophet whose name wasn't even given, because his office was more important (to the record) than his name. Even in the OT, there were usually several prophets active simultaneously, so declaring one to be THE man of God would be out of order. George

My warmest wishes, and thanks for GS Cafe! George

As originally planned, the murderer was going to be the police detective that was hunting Dr. Kimble. It became so obvious to everybody, that they switched it up, so that it actually WAS the one-armed man who did it. George

Hoping beyond hope, I suppose. "Rocky IV"? George

No, not "Peter Pan." Another clue: A British bank is run with precision; a British home requires nothing less. Tradition, discipline and rules must be the tools. Without them: disorder, catastrophe, anarchy; in short, you have a ghastly mess! George

Okay. That was from "The Formula." It was one of those flicks propagating the silly idea that the oil companies were hiding a secret formula for a low-cost fuel that would replace gasoline. When an assistant points out to Marlon Brando, as the CEO of "Titan Oil," that they could blame a gasoline price increase on the Arabs, he retorts, "Ah, Arthur, you're missing the point: We ARE the Arabs." Try this one, instead. It's pretty easy, but I have a LOT of quotes from this one, if we need them. "Michael, we are not a codfish." George