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"Me, working for YOU??" "Signs" by Tesla. And the door burst open wide, and my father stepped inside. George

Especially since it was his response to Mel Brooks asking him to be in the movie! George So how about Rubber baby buggy bumpers!

"Silent Movie." The only word spoken was by the mime Marcel Marceau. (I thought of using this one myself.) Since I'm SURE that's the movie Steve! had in mind, try this: Rubber baby buggy bumpers! George

Right you are, Steve!! In the TZ segment where Frank Converse becomes the various objects of his bigotry, he's a Vietnamese in the brush when a couple of lost soldiers remark that they wished they hadn't killed their CO, Niedermeyer. In the end of AH, when the various characters' lives after college are presaged, for Doug Niedermeyer it says "Killed by his own troops in Vietnam." What a cute homage! George

Back to Petticoat Junction for a minute. I checked IMDB and see that Pat Woodell played Bobbi Jo before Lori Saunders. So Chatty had the right church, just the wrong pew! George Feel free to resume Branson memories.

This line will make it obvious. Whoever gets it (first), see if you can remember the tie-in to, yes, Animal House. Want to see something REALLY scary? George

Some of the lines are reminiscent of the old Dixieland tune, "Bourbon Street Parade"; but obviously that's not it! George

No, and No. This line is from a fairly well-known movie. The beauty of it is its relationship to an earlier movie. George

I think I knowwho the band is, thanks to your last clue, but I really have no idea what the song is. (I see why you like it, though!) George

I sure wish we hadn't fragged Lt. Niedermeyer! George

Sounds like "Galaxy Quest" to me! George

It's not just the kids leaving. Often, it's the husband retiring and "moving in," so to speak. If the wife hasn't had to deal with a full-time spouse for over twenty years, it can be a tough adjustment. George

Far be it from me to act as marriage counselor, but wouldn't this be more effective face-to-face? I'm sure you guys can work this out! As to your main point, I was too healthy and successful for leadership to bug me about stuff. Of course, I wrecked my "Green Lanternmobile" (restored '67 Chevelle) about a year after getting dumped by TWI. If any of them had heard about it, I'm sure there would have been much finger-pointing and joy that such "weakness" had been expunged from the ministry. --> George

Real research requires adjusting one's theory to account for the data. Unfortunately, it's often easier to adjust the data to fit one's theory. George

Call it a draw. :)--> George

Steve!'s answer sounds right; but just in case it isn't, how about "Finding Nemo"? George

You could have included the band adn the title and I still wouldn't have got it. :D--> And I don't recognize Belle's tune, either. George

When that happens to me, I hum "Blame It on the Bossa Nova." It drives out every "ear worm" (except, of course, for "Blame It on the Bossa Nova"). George

There IS life outside of TWI! (I wonder if there's any INSIDE.) George

"Good Boy"? George

Billie Jo was the blonde. (Meredith McRae, et al.) Bobbi Jo was the brunette. (Lori Saunders) Betty Jo was the redhead. (Linda Kay Henning) George P.S. CK, that sure doesn't look like Lori Saunders. Whoever she is, she's cute; but I don't think it's Lori.

"Lots of curves, you bet! Even more when you get to the Junction!" Whenever I'm "movin' kind of slow," I call it "Uncle Joe Syndrome"! And Bobbi Jo was definitely the hottest. :o--> George

It's like "Bachelor Father." I was about seven when both went off the air, but I still remember them. I would have thought that anything on before I was ten would be gone from memory completely! George

Of course, before "The Rifleman" he was a baseball player (Cubs, I think). And who can forget his role as Sylvester T. Superman on the old Superman show? George

Sounds like a comic version of Watergate, so "Dick"? George