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Daryl Hannah Crazy People Dudley Moore

Making this George's turn.

That's him- a big actor with many roles, usually remembered for "King Tut" on Batman or stealing scenes in "the Odd Couple" as Hugo Lovelace the landlord or Dr Clove the exorcist. George's turn!

Survivor's "The Search Is Over." Not a very Survivor-style of song, but there you go.

It is.

Edwin Flagg William Howard Taft Big Sam Hollis Deputy Alvin Potts Sorak 'Diamond' Jim

Didn't see it, but I'm pretty sure the cast includes Kathy Bates Titanic Leonardo di Caprio

Yes, Curse of the African-American Pearl.

Ok, some competitions this round. Name ANY to take the round. A) In this competition, dog owners/dog trainers run obstacle courses with their dogs, and take challenges with them finding things by detecting scents. Often there's a part where the trainer and dog travel together on a zipline or down a wall. The winning dog is that episode's champion, referred to by the show's title. B) Surprise! You're not here to audition for a cooking show. You're here to participate in a cooking competition! You will now go head-to-head against a professional chef (a different chef each episode) in making a dish around a selected ingredient. A panel of average people will judge the results. If you get at least ONE vote (from a panel of 6), you win the money. C) The best of the best Food Network chefs face off one-on-one in a randomized competition with a random ingredient, random kitchen tool, random heating element, random style, and random time limit. The dishes are presented by 2 other chefs/ food blogger experts, who inform the expert judges what was made (to make it a blind judging.) The winners move on, and the overall winner gets money and a big victory belt, having proven to be the best of the best of the best. D) This defunct cooking show was a one-on-one contest between 2 professional chefs, more for bragging rights, and for the odd trophy. The show's title made it sound like it was a battle to the death, not a cooking competition. E) This is the game show that Saturday Night Live used to make fun of, often. The show's host has changed hands quite a bit in the last few years.

I'm a lot more confident I don't know this song.

I feel like I should know this one, but it's escaping me.

Ok, 50/50 chance here, I know one actress' name but not the other... "HELEN HUNT"??

No, the contestants on that know what they're trying to do when they arrive, but with (B), it is truly a surprise and their opponent changes every episode.

"Yes, but why is the rum gone?"

Fast Times at Ridgemont High Ray Walston From the Hip

Raf already got it, since he knew who Alecia Moore is. To not feel left out, I suspect Richard Melville Hall is "MOBY." I know he's descended from the Herbert Melville who wrote "Moby Dick."

Can't be the first movie. However, the lunar shuttle went into space in "AIRPLANE-THE SEQUEL."

I could- in a movie called "Silent Movie" where the movie is really silent, to have the only actual spoken word said by MARCEL MARCEAU (a silent movie actor known for silent roles, finally heard on-screen), ot tends to stay with me. He was asked if he wanted to be in the movie, and turned them down. (Fourth wall moment, everyone?)

Ok, some competitions this round. Name ANY to take the round. A) In this competition, dog owners/dog trainers run obstacle courses with their dogs, and take challenges with them finding things by detecting scents. Often there's a part where the trainer and dog travel together on a zipline or down a wall. B) Surprise! You're not here to audition for a cooking show. You're here to participate in a cooking competition! You will now go head-to-head against a professional chef in making a dish around a selected ingredient. A panel of average people will judge the results. If you get at least ONE vote (from a panel of 6), you win the money. C) The best of the best Food Network chefs face off one-on-one in a randomized competition with a random ingredient, random kitchen tool, random heating element, random style, and random time limit. The dishes are presented by 2 other chefs/ food blogger experts, who inform the expert judges what was made (to make it a blind judging.) The winners move on, and the overall winner gets money and a big victory belt.

"I would kill for her. I would die for her. Either way, what bliss!"

So I can quiet the noise in my head, I'll ask. "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"?????????

Ha, I remembered correctly. Molly Ringwald The Breakfast Club Ally Sheedy

If we can't have another clue, can we have a different question?

"I'm just wild about Saffron"