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This is a show that ran on a major network for nine years (when there were only 3 major networks). It spawned at least one instantly recognizable catchphrase. I refuse to believe I'm the only one here who ever watched it.

Nope. Early to rise. Early to bed. And in between I cooked and cleaned and went out of my head.

Say it two more times... You're up!

There's a new girl in town

Never trust the living!

Nice. And I'm not just talking about the third pic

It was Robocop. The dollar line was a recurring tv commercial in the movie

The Flintstones

Correct! The "again" was the tipoff. I thought it was easy enough to fit this category and tough enough to make it at least a little interesting.

yup.

"Murphy, I'm a mess." "They'll fix you. They fix everything." ... "I had to kill Bob Morton because he made a mistake. Now it's time to erase that mistake." ... "Dead or alive, you're coming with me." ... "I'd buy THAT for a dollar." ... "We killed you!"

It was not Total Recall. Your movie is Above the Law, with Steven Segal.

Field of Dreams ... "But I'm telling you, and I'm telling everybody at this table that that's a shark! And I know what a shark looks like, because I've seen one up close. And you'd better do something about this one, because I don't intend to go through that hell again!"

Roddy McDowall Planet of the Apes Charlton Heston

Two words

Nope and nope "Murphy, I'm a mess." "They'll fix you. They fix everything." ... "I had to kill Bob Morton because he made a mistake. Now it's time to erase that mistake." ... "Dead or alive, you're coming with me."

The Eraser ?

I will add later. That's the only lime I remember by heart, repeated often. However, I apparently got it wrong. Should be: "I'd buy THAT for a dollar." maybe the inflection might jog your memories. Hey, jog your memories, though not a quote, can be perceived as a clue.

Sisteen Candles? Was that the one with the all Hispanic cast? Gwynneth Paltrow Se7en Kevin Spacey

I don't check in enough, but the video was not necessary. Still haven't. Clicked it. Anyhow, next clue: "I'll buy that for a dollar!"

Dolly Patton 9 to 5 Dabney Coleman

Did someone guess Sling Blade already? Reading on my phone

The Crying Game Jaye Davidson Stargate

And for the record: Abe Vigoda was John Travolta's grandfather in Look Who's Talking and had a decent role in Joe v. the Volcano. And although I doubt anyone would remember it (least of all me), he appeared in Cannonball Run II. Four movies that make it REAL easy to play six degrees of Abe Vigoda. Five if you count the Godfather and its sequel as separate films.

Tank Girl Malcolm McDowell Star Trek: Generations