WordWolf

Got it in one! Correct!

Ok, George posted before I did, so his post counts. Proceeding from "Jaws". Richard Dreyfuss American Graffiti Harrison Ford

Ok, did an image search on Sandahl Bergman. Recognized her face from another role. Airplane II- the Sequel Herve Villechaize the Man With the Golden Gun (That should at give at least 2 good actors to link from-the one who played James Bond, and the one who played Francisco Scaramanga.)

"I had visions, I was in them I was looking into the mirror, to see a little bit clearer the rottenness and evil in me. Fingertips have memories, Mine can't forget the curves of your body. And when I feel a bit naughty, I run it up the flagpole and see who salutes, but no one ever does. I'm not sick but I'm not well, and I'm so hot 'cause I'm in hell." *skip* "We're no strangers to love. You know the rules and so do I (Do I). A full commitment's what I'm thinking of. You wouldn't get this from any other guy. I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand." "We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but you're too shy to say it (To say it) Inside, we both know what's been going on (Going on) We know the game, and we're gonna play it. And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see." Please name the song in boldface. (Bragging rights if you can name the song NOT in boldface, which is harder.) (Actually, the word "paranoia" APPEARS in the plain text one, but it's not the title. Didn't think of that until I reviewed all the lyrics.)

I know who Mako is, a bit. He's one of a handful of Asian actors who got all the roles as "the Asian guy" in TV and movies and so on. All of them showed up on MASH at some point. I remember him from that, and some other TV appearances here and there. (Mako appeared 4 times on MASH as 4 different characters. The first was the North Korean officer in charge of a prisoner exchange, Dr Lin Tam. He's the one who was offended when one of the doctors pulled a gun- until he saw the actual pistol Frank Burns pulled, and wasn't impressed. "What the hell is that?" The second was Major Choi, in charge of a Korean army hospital. That's a hard role to remember, but he recognized Frank Burns by reputation- "old Ferret Face." The third was the one I remember best, South Korean Lieutenant Hung Lee Park, in charge of a wounded prisoner they tried to help escape. That was the officer who played chess with Major Winchester. Finally, he played the North Korean soldier who had a wounded comrade. He found Hawkeye driving, and held him at gunpoint, trying to get him to treat the soldier without allowing him to move the soldier, whose chest injury looked bad but his head injury didn't and was a LOT more serious.) The name "Sandahl Bergman" isn't ringing a bell yet.

No.

If you remembered the title of the first one- without looking it up= then go ahead and post it, preferably with the artist. Otherwise, I'll be adding more lyrics shortly. (The song in boldface is MUCH better-known.)

Not The Cure. Not the Dandy Warhols. Not "Paranoia", and there's nothing in either title to do with any disease or diseases. Apparently (I just learned), "King Iso" did a song called "Not Well." That song and that artist have nothing to do with this round at all. Both songs got airplay. The one in regular type, I don't expect you to know. The one in boldface, that one you know. It's pretty famous. The reason I posted 2 songs like that? It was a clue to the song in boldface.

Incorrect, those were quotes from 2 different songs. You have neither title and neither group.

Those were 2 different songs. The one in boldface is the one for the round, but the other one there is partly for bragging rights to name also, since it's a lot harder around here. (The rest of the reason will be clear when the round is over.) Neither is the title of either song. So, still looking for a song title (one or the other.)

"Ve-rry in-teresting. But stupid."

Based on very vague memories, and some cartoon spoofs, I'm going with "THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW."

Next song.... "I'm not sick but I'm not well, and I'm so hot 'cause I'm in hell." *skip* "We're no strangers to love. You know the rules and so do I (Do I). A full commitment's what I'm thinking of. You wouldn't get this from any other guy." Please name the song in boldface. (Bragging rights if you can name the song NOT in boldface, which is harder.)

"There is a House in New Orleans"

Should be "Fly Like an Eagle." I'm having trouble remembering the original artist ("Steve Miller Band"???), so I'm going with "SEAL", who, I'm confident, did a neat cover.

I keep seeing the title as "Beep Beep (Little Nash Rambler)", and searches for "Little Nash Rambler" keep ending in articles about a song called "Beep Beep". Wikipedia lists it as "Beep Beep." So, pending some truly authoritative source, I'm counting that as official. I'll have another song up shortly.

"Rosebud."

BZZT! Incorrect title, George. (And "New York, New York," old blue eyes.)

I've avoided the new stuff, but the 8 movies based on the 7 books, those I saw. Even if you only watch them when they air on TV, they're not hard to find. Generally, if I want, I can see those and the LotR movies airing on one channel or another.

Mr T as Clubber Lang in "Rocky 3."

"While...ri-ding...in...my....Ca-di-llac...much...to....my....sur-prise..."

This is a game show that lasted for several seasons, on different channels, and even spawned a video game based on gameplay. The actual gameplay was pretty straightforward, but a lot of the show's success was based not on the gameplay, but on STYLE. The gameplay for an entire episode could be over in less than 5 minutes, but we padded it out with responses from the audience, with feedback from family members there to support the player, and with the show's unseen antagonist occasionally doing something unexpected in the game area. In at least a few episodes, we saw the show's antagonist very clearly and got to hear them. That was because they got permission to exchange the antagonist for DARTH VADER, and there's no reason to include him if you can't see or hear him. The rest of the show's cast also got a wardrobe change for those episodes, as well (all 26 of them), although the host kept his suits. The name of the show is easy to understand for anyone who has watched even one episode of the show, since the show is dominated by asking one simple question. The name of the show is NOT written as a question despite that.

Free post.

OK, that one was "The Faculty", which has a cult following, and, apparently, may be unknown outside that cult following.

*taps microphone* Anyone reading the thread?