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Road to Morocco

6. yes..and the Tarantula was the car in the commercial that Richie was picked to be in 8. this one's toughj, so I'll give it to you..it was the Wrightwood Electronics Co, they made TV rectifier tubes 17. His name is ****, but he wasn't living in the US 18. Camp Crowder is right...but Laura's hometown isn't in the midwest...it's kind of surprising... edit: isn't it odd that you could type his brother's name, and it's ***'d out when I typed it...??? selective censorship?

Rafter Romance

sorry for the lag... Back in NYC, she 'manages' to run into the father and son, and meets the woman the father intends to marry. This is NOT the woman she wants raising her son.

Kringle, Kris--Edmund Gwenn in Miracle on 34th Street

Bachelor Father

Swing Time (misses his wedding..) next--presumed dead person comes back

part two...the two actors who played Stevie Parsons? I thought this would be a toughie! It's the only time we hear Pickle's real name, portrayed twice by Barbara Perry, then 3 times (with slightly bigger role) by Joan Shawlee let's see...I think 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 17, and the first two parts of 20 are still open...I'll try to give some clues if no one can recall...

opening scene of Rope and the start of Murder, She Said and the end of Yvette, the maid in Clue

Yes, she was a dancer in the uso show...but, no, Mountain Greenery was from a different episode ---- I guess sometimes I forget not everyone lives in the bizarro world of old sitcoms like me, 😊

I realized I screwed this one up...there were actually 4 characters...know the other?

The Nuisance (1933) next--storm knocks out the electricity

A few questions about The Dick Van Dyke Show...some may trip you up (ouch, I know, bad...) 1. Sally appears 3 times on what late night talk show? Who played the host? (2 names) 2. What does Fiona explain to Mr. Tripp? 3. In season one, Rob's brother is supposedly engaged...but in season 4, he's writing to a woman using what famous name? 4. What's the avant garde play Laura sees without Rob? 5. The song Me and My Shadow is a clue to what valuable item? 6. Laura saves money to buy Rob what make of car? What car does he actually buy (in another episode)? 7. What prizes does Laura win on Pay As You Go? 8. What company does Rob work for when he's temporarily laid off? What do they produce? 9. Carl Reiner has over 30 credits for the show...for most of them he's unseen. He played 3 characters whose face we actually see..name them. 10. Sally and her date Ric Vallone go on a quest to find...what? 11. What does Laura's 'favorite cousin' do for a living? 12. What's the relevance of the Louis Wexler water fountain? 13. What stage names do Buddy and Sally use when they're moonlighting at a mountain resort? 14. Laura gives her mother in law a piece of jewelry, and receives one from her...what are these distinctive pieces? 15.What's Buddy's dog's name? Sally's cat? 16. What street do the Petri's live on? 17. Where does Buddy's brother live? What does his uncle do for a living? 18. Where does Rob claim to be Antonio Stradivarius, and what does he give to a woman there? 19. Why does Rob give Jerry $37.50 every year? 20. Where do the Petri's first meet? Where is Laura from? What's the song they first dance to?

Dame May Whitty in The Lady Vanishes Madeleine Carroll in My Favorite Blonde

Best in Show

Sounds like the one and only Columbo to me...Peter Falk. He was in The Great Race with Tony Curtis, Robin and the Seven Hoods with Sinatra, Pocketful of Miracles with Bette Davis It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World with Rooney (and lots of other stars). Loved his 'Sam Diamond' in Murder by Death...didn't love his character in the hot mess, Tune in Tomorrow...

Diesel, Nurse--Cloris Leachman in High Anxiety

I have a long list of favorites, but Annie Hall will always be near the top...Seems Like Old Times next--since that can cover quite a range, I'll repeat it...song from one of your favorite films

On the voyage home, she spends all her time with the boy, and learns his (adoptive) mother has died. When she gets home to NY, her friend is there, he's taken a regular job, and it's clear to everyone (but her) that he's in love with her. He knows the boy's father, of course (since he arranged the adoption) and warns her not to get so involved..he reminds her.she promised she wouldn't tell anyone she was his mother when she gave him up.

The More the Merrier next--job interview

Coronado (1935) Palm Springs Weekend and I'll bet no one has seen this one...You're Jinxed, Friend You've Met Sacramento (1972)

Girls on the Loose

Pollyanna (1960) next--hypochondriac

Flash forward..we find out why she was rushing to get married when she gives birth to a baby boy. The man who's befriended her knows a couple who adopt the baby, and arranges a job for her at an upscale shop. He goes back to his wandering ways. -----------the above are previous posts, so you won't have to look at other page..... The woman is successful, and goes to Paris on business. In her hotel, she overhears a little boy claiming a package at the desk...she recognizes the name on it as the family that adopted her son...and realizes the six year old is her child. After talking to him and his nanny, she decides to change her plans, and sail home with them so she can get to know the boy.

Symphony of Six Million The White Parade Mary Stevens, M.D.