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There are at least 2 sets of husbands and wives who worked together on long-running American TV comedy series who divorced shortly after the end of the series they worked on. Name the 2 sets of spouses and the TV series they worked on.

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Another hint: The person singing the song is European, not from North America.

Larry Hagman was on I Dream Of Jeannie and was later on Dallas Donna Reed was The Donna Reed Show and was later on Dallas John Forsythe was on Bachelor Father and Charlie's Angels (well, his voice was) and was later on Dynasty Linda Evans was on The Big Valley and was later on Dynasty Barbara Stanwyck was on The Big Valley and was later on The Colbys

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I love Madeline Kahn! I especially enjoy her work in Mel Brooks's movies. Here's one of the many favorite scenes from Young Frankenstein. The hamper for the poo poo undies cracks me up.

Another hint: The character singing the song is a doctor.

Two more clues: soy sauce apple

But, alas, miki, if you say red is blue, it doesn't make it so.

Another hint: The star of the movie played two roles in it.

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It sounds like The Ladykillers.

The movie is set in New York City.

"Under drugs, under glass . . ."

I think you mean Ball State University. You should get the name of the school correct if you're going to post about it.

There are 5 Saturdays this June so that means 5 Max Fleischer Popeye cartoons! "Protek The Weakerest" on June 1 "Fowl Play" on June 8 "Let's Celebrake" on June 15 (featuring Olive Oyl's grandma) "Learn Polikeness" on June 22 "The House Builder-Upper" on June 29 All these shorts from 1937 and 1938 are so good --- filled with music, wonderful sight gags and sotto voce remarks by Jack Mercer and Mae Questel. It's hard to pick a favorite, but if pressed I would pick "Learn Polikeness," where Olive forces Popeye to attend Professor Bluteau's School of Etiquette ("for a little dough you can be well bred" ).

"I Can't Be Bothered Now" from Damsel In Distress, music by George Gershwin, lyrics by Ira Gershwin (The song was also incorporated into the stage musical Crazy For You.)

"Georgy Girl" from Georgy Girl next: song used to cast a spell

"Shallow" from A Star Is Born next: song sung by celestial being in a movie

Yes! Tootsie was the movie I had in mind. Dustin Hoffman's "That's a corn cob" reaction to Jessica Lange cracks me up. Good job, lavenderblue! It's your turn.

Rattled when a visiting co-worker leans in to kiss her, a woman picks up a corn cob instead of the phone when it rings.

Here's the first full-length trailer for the upcoming Fosse/Verdon series:

It sounds like Midnight Mary starring Loretta Young.

Olivia Colman's Best Actress acceptance speech was the best moment of the awards and one of the best Oscar acceptance speeches ever (possibly the best).

Here's the latest teaser for the Fosse/Verdon series that aired during the Oscar awards: