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| Identified by Terri Wilson: John Belushi (from Saturday Night Live). |
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| Identified by Randal Graves: Friday the 13th: The Series: "The Sweetest Sting." |
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| Identified by Randal Graves: The X-Files:"Zero Sum." |
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| Identified by Randal Graves: Mayor Bee from Family Guy. |
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| Identified by Randal Graves: The Simpsons: "The Burns and the Bees." |
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| Identified by Randal Graves: Futurama: "The Sting." |
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The tenth birthday of cinematic boogeyman Freddy Krueger should have been a big deal to start with, that's for sure. Why? Well, in the ...
Dammit, I recognize most of these but am drawing a very large blank.
ReplyDelete7. Friday the 13th: The Series, "The Sweetest Sting."
9. The X-Files, "Zero Sum."
11. Family Guy, "It Takes a Village Idiot and I Married One."
13. The Simpsons, "The Burns and the Bees."
14. Futurama, "The Sting."
Hi Randal,
DeleteAmazing job there, my friend. All five of your identifications are correct. Well done!!!
best,
John
4. SNL and the legendary John Belushi!
ReplyDelete9. X-Files ep "Zero Sum"?
Hi Terri!
DeleteYes, you accurately identified #4, SNL and John Belushi. You also correctly identified "Zero Sum," but Randal beat you to it!
Still, a great job!
best,
John
2. Friday the 13th: The Series
ReplyDelete4. Saturday Night Live
Hi Carl,
DeleteYou correctly identified #4 as being from SNL, but Terri was just three minutes ahead of you!
#2 is not from Friday the 13th the series, but that's a brilliant deduction since Friday the 13th did have a bee list, and that episode is elsewhere in the gallery.
Well done!
best,
John
Hello again John, I hope double dipping is allowed.....
ReplyDeleteIs #5 from "Spider-Man and his Amazing Friend" with the giant dude made of bees shouting "SWAAAAARRRRRRRM" at everything?
Thanks!
Hi Carl,
DeleteDouble, triple dipping definitely allowed! :)
#5 is not from Spider-Man -- I didn't know about that episode at all! -- but it is from a TV series that involves superheroes, if that helps!
Excellent deduction, and thanks for bringing up a "bee" episode I didn't know about.
best,
John
#1 Outer Limits [original]
ReplyDeleteThese are shots in the dark, I am guessing:
#3 Starlost
#8 Doctor Who [Tom Baker]
SGB
SGB:
ReplyDeleteHello, buddy!
Well, you successfully knocked two more images out of the gallery. #1 is from the Outer Limits episode "ZZZZZ." And #3 is from The Starlost: "The Beehive."
#8 sure looks like it could be from Doctor Who, but it is actually from a 1980s anthology series, if that helps...
Great job!
best,
John
#8 John based on your Killer Bees review post above. I never saw the '80s anthology series MONSTERS, but it must be the "New York Honey" episode.
DeleteSGB
Hi SGB,
DeleteYes, that's character. The series Monsters features the "New York Honey" episode with the Queen Bee. It's all pretty ridiculous...
Excellent deduction, my friend.
best,
John