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The three teams would need to have some kind of playoff, I'd imagine. I'd do double-elimination, figuring you'd have to lose twice to be ruled out (that way you face both teams). Game 1: Tigers v. Twins. Game 2: White Sox v. Winner of Game 1. Game 3: Loser of Game 1 v. Loser of Game 2. Game 4: Winner of Game 3 v. Winner of Game 2. Game 5: (if necessary): Rematch of game 4. So, here's a hypothetical: *Tigers win game one. They face the White Sox for Game Two and they win again. *Now the Twins and White Sox have each lost one game. If you lose two games, you're out. So they face each other for game three. White Sox win. Twins have now lost two games. Bye bye. *White Sox face the Tigers for Game 4 and for their survival. If they lose, it's their second loss and they're out. But the Tigers have not lost a game yet, so if they lose, they still live to play another game: that would be Game 5. I love double-elimination. No matter how you work it, it's four games at least, five games at most.

No one wants to post the next one. Back to the Beach

incorrect. I'll post the giveaway quote when I can find it.

Same episode: "He wants the impossible." "That's the short definition for Captain."

I take it the "nope" was the answer to Bluze's question, because the answer he gave was correct, right?

Ok, I'm a believer. GO MARLINS!!!!! A no-hitter pitched by a rookie! Gotta love these guys.

Ooh, pawnbroker knows this one. Come on, buddy!

24 it is.

bzzzz. george was closer but he can't count

Wrong and wrong. It was Riker and Picard. WordWolf, you want to give them a fair shot, or take it and provide the next quote?

It was, but that's not the right answer.

yup

Ok, hint: I'm only looking at the eggs.

Right track. Wrong train.

I should disqualify WordWolf from this one, because I KNOW he knows it. "You enjoyed that." "You're damn right!"

I can understand never seeing V, but never heard of it? The Visitors are our friends? Giant spaceships? Lizard people? The original miniseries was a masterpiece. The follow-up miniseries was also very good. Then they made it into a weekly series, which was a disaster.

Hold it! We need a ruling! If describing the episode is enough, then which post gets credit for the answer?

Yes, the original miniseries. At what point did you get it? Your turn.

I have killed my Captain and my friend sounds like the pon farr episode (I have no idea how to spell that). And then Spock is uncharacteristically ecstatic when he finds out Kirk is alive. No?

Not that I recall.

Nope. Totally off track. All right, last quote is a giveaway: "Don't worry Abraham. It's not like your family are scientists. You're not involved... And this will all blow over soon." "That is what I thought back in 1938." "Oh, but that was different." "Is it?" *** "If you are going to do it, do it right... Understand? For 'victory.' Go tell you friends!"

You should try sunny side down.

James Caan Elf Will Ferrell

Stole the concept from Friends. They were watching 3s Company and Chandler says, "Oh, I think this is the episode where there's some kind of misunderstanding." And Phoebe shuts it off and says, "Oh, then I've seen that one."