WordWolf

I thought the 3-day rule applied to Triple Movie Links, or if no more clues were posted. That having been said, go ahead, George. Move us along. (Yes, Larry Storch did voiceover work.)

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Let's see... how do I go from here to an answer without incredibly obvious names......

Not Brainiac. Has he really had at least 4 live actors? BTW, I'm confident you've seen Cameron Monaghan in the role- but probably had no idea the actor's name was Cameron Monaghan. It was a recurring role in his case. (I know I saw him a lot in the role.)

I know that quote well from chorus, not from airplay, but I won't question you about it airing much. "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina," off the "Evita" soundtrack, with MADONNA on vocals.

*checks* Get out- that redhead in season one was played by MARISA TOMEI???

Ok, I've got it now. This was "A DIFFERENT WORLD." On "the Cosby Show", Lisa Bonet's character went off to college- and that show aired right after "the Cosby Show." She went to an all-black college- except for one white girl who also went there. Both that actress and Lisa Bonet, IIRC, weren't there as of season 2 or possibly Lisa Bonet stuck it out until the end of season 2.

Velveeta, Velveeta, Velveeta.... Please try our cheese- it's Velveeta.

Would you believe we did this song in chorus, in junior high school?

At least one might have been helpful. Those additions were all live actors.

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That's the word. Would have liked the artist as well, but I can live without it.

I'm fairly certain Alex Haley and the Meteoroids did this one....

This is not Lex Luthor.

I kinda thought the last one was a giveaway, but obviously not. "Ooh- give me a chance, give me a sign. I'll show her anytime." "I feel so good if I just say the word." "Now I know that I'm too young, my life has just begun." "Ah, I've just got to have her, have her now. I've got to get closer but I don't know how. She makes me nervous and makes me scared. I feel so good if I just say the word."

Kurt Russell?????

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Once I thought I'd connected the Amigos to their names, I thought this was Steve M. (Martin Short was Ned Nederlander, and Chevy Chase was Dusty Bottoms.)

That's it, off Pink Floyd's "The Wall."

"Ooh- give me a chance, give me a sign. I'll show her anytime." "I feel so good if I just say the word."

Oh, you're going to LOVE the explanation for the broken mints...... vpw had standing instructions to have mints at the podium for when he showed up. (He did NOT explain it was to cover the booze on his breath, which would have helped understanding.....) At one point, vpw mentioned in passing that he broke the mints. So, naturally, an instruction went around IMMEDIATELY- always break the mints FOR vpw before he gets there....eventually going to "break them in 3 pieces." So, vpw started showing up to the podium, intending to put an intact mint in his mouth, and crack it open to use the interior to hide the booze on his breath with the stronger interior. One day, he got there, and the mints were all cut up. So, he went with it. That kept happening. After a few weeks, and after that became a long-standing tradition to break the mints in 3 pieces no matter what- vpw was speaking at the podium, and made a passing comment about all the mints he could find being these little smashed bits or whatever. Immediately, people began pointing out he said he broke the mints, so they were saving him trouble. "I meant, I break them IN MY MOUTH!" vpw never meant them to cut up his mints, he meant to hide all the booze on his breath. But he mentioned it out loud, some time after he insisted that "the suggestion of a general is tantamount to an order" , and after he'd equated himself with every kind of leader, generals included. So, the dutiful people tried to help him. I SWEAR I have not made up ANY of this.

I don't think the current players are sports fans.

That was Conan the Barbarian, when Conan was making his prayer to Crom. Aw, nuts, George beat me to it.

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