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I'm tempted to say "Lassie" with June Lockhart, but Jon Provost was also in most of the episodes. "Beatrice" could be Bea Benadaret, who starred in Petticoat Junction until her death (and then was replaced by -- June Lockhart). It's hard to think of a drama starring a woman without a supporting cast. George

That's it. Kate Jackson (later of Charlie's Angels fame) got more fan mail than the guys (the actual "Rookies"). Sam Melville, who played police officer and husband Mike Danko, to Kate Jackson's wife and nurse Jill Danko on this show, later played ex-husband Joe King to Jackson's title character Mrs. Amanda King on "Scarecrow and Mrs. King (1983)." George

You have the right general idea, but Daisy Duke was never married. One star of this show, though not one of the titular characters, received more fan mail than any of the other stars. She became even more famous for the show she did after this one ended. An actor and actress who played husband and wife on this show, played husband and ex-wife on another show (not a spin-off). In syndication, the show was aired in some outlets in the full hour-long version, in a mangled half-hour version in others. A show that Raf gave clues for was a spinoff of this show. George

No. I could point out that "titular" characters did not have their NAMES in the title. George

I imagine that's Jimmy Buffet, but I don't recognize the song. George

My favorite line. City Slickers "Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!" George

Sounds like cartoon characters. Mel Blanc? George

Tucker, the Man and His Dream Martin Landau Ed Wood George

Don't know, yet. George

Star Wars 3 (Revenge of the Sith) Temuera Morrison Green Lantern Georg

Need a few more names. George

One star of this show, though not one of the titular characters, received more fan mail than any of the other stars. An actor and actress who played husband and wife on this show, played husband and ex-wife on another show (not a spin-off). In syndication, the show was aired in some outlets in the full hour-long version, in a mangled half-hour version in others. George

Fly Me to the Moon by Frank Sinatra? George

Presumably, you mean Susan St. James, who co-starred with Rock Hudson. George

MacMillan and Wife? George

Could it have been MacGyver? George

Well, apparently Raf isn't correct. And I thought I was pretty clever. George

My assumption is that the spoofs were titled according to the character on stage. Maybe (assuming Raf is correct) Macarthur and Mindy Macbeth and Mindy MacDonald and Mindy ? George

WW is up. George

Correct. In the first segment of the TZ movie, a bunch of lost soldiers in Vietnam bemoan the fact that they shouldn't have "fragged Lt. Niedermeyer." At the end of AH, when describing the futures of the main characters, Niedermeyer is mentioned as being killed by his own troops in Vietnam. In the "Qpid" episode of STTNG, Worf grabs Geordi's lute, smashes it, and sheepishly says "Sorry" (a la Belushi in AH). Donald Sutherland blew off the gross but said it was one of the funniest experiences he ever had. George

No, because this clearly isn't Singing in the Rain. George

There obviously can't be six consonants in a row, so at least two must be vowels. Note that the example I gave of TWO connected pairs was baLLOOn. And WW has given the only word I know of that fits. Again, I don't know if there are others. George

I actually only know one, but there could certainly be as many as four. Feel free to give one (or more). George

I know Gitarzan, and this was no Gitarzan. George

Some words contain pairs of double letters in sequence, e.g., balloon. Can you name a word that has THREE pairs of double letters in a row? George