TV show and Movie Trivia game

[Ree]

The "tiny" role in question was played by Rene Auberjoinios (sp?), aka Odo from Deep Space Nine. Apparently not. >_< Sorry. I could have sworn he had cameos on there as that character.

Pretty sure this is the guy you're thinking of: Armin Shimerman played the part of Pascal in Beauty and the Beast, and went on to play "Quark" in the Star Trek series of shows from the 90's.

[DaDairyDruid]

As it seems we are questionless...

What do Roseanne, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air and Bewitched have in common? (super easy I KNOW)

[Chanlin]

Was just about to ask if you were sure that was him and I must have hit post after you edited yours

[EricKei]

Eeep. Me forgots.

The show I was thinking of was Beauty and the Beast (starring some guy named Ron Perlman). The "tiny" role in question was played by Rene Auberjoinios (sp?), aka Odo from Deep Space Nine. Apparently not. >_< Sorry. I could have sworn he had cameos on there as that character.

The lovely song in question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WI4UB...eature=related

PS it's out on DVD these days. About time. Only took 'em 20 freakin' YEARS o_O

[EricKei]

Newp ^_^ Keep in mind ...er, what I should have clarified -- this series did the same thing as Buck Rogers, where it used the theme song once and once only during the intro. The song was used at least once again, with lyrics, *during* the main plot in an episode of the series.

Here's a hint regarding the actor -- One could say that he played a tiny role. Father would know.

>> I'll give ya the answer if no-one gets it by Friday night. <<

[DaDairyDruid]

I am guessing Xena

[Chanlin]

Mr Chicken warrior got mine.

And for EricKei's current question I have no answer, but quoting it to keep it at the end of the thread

A drama/action TV series, from the 90's, did the same thing. One of the bit part players from this show went on to be a major character on a later, well-known sci-fi series.
Name it.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

Continuing the previous question's theme:

What do Baywatch and Mama's Family have in common?

Guessing, but both series were cancelled by the networks that they started on but started up again with new episodes (full seasons, actually) in syndication.

Oh drat. It's "Battle Beyond the Stars" or some such like that. The movie that launched the infamous spaceship that looks like the battle bridge of the Enterprise DD...

Yep, it was "Battle Beyond The Stars".



And you know who designed that ship?

James "Titanic/Avatar" Cameron himself.



No new question from me, 'cause I have NO idead for an answer for EricKei's question.

[EricKei]

Okay, I'll start from DDD's inspiration of music -- (sorry, I must have been typing while Chanlin posted)

Actually, the lyrics to the intro to Buck Rogers were used once...in the pilot episode.

A drama/action TV series, from the late 80's/early 90's, did the same thing. One of the bit part players from this show went on to be a major character on a later, well-known sci-fi series.

Name it.

[Chanlin]

Continuing the previous question's theme:

What do Baywatch and Mama's Family have in common?

[DaDairyDruid]

Wild stab in the dark on this one. All three shows used instrumental openings that have lyrics that weren't used.

Exactly! great Job!

[Chanlin]

Wild stab in the dark on this one. All three shows used instrumental openings that have lyrics that weren't used.

[DaDairyDruid]

Forgot a question. What do Mama's Family, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, and M*A*S*H have in common?

[DaDairyDruid]

Oh drat. It's "Battle Beyond the Stars" or some such like that. The movie that launched the infamous spaceship that looks like the battle bridge of the Enterprise DD...

[El Pollo Guerrera]

Name the source and speaker:

"Oh, my dear Benson, you are so mercifully free of the ravages of intelligence."

Evil (David Warner), "Time Bandits".

What movie did this exchange of dialogue come from?

- [eating a hot dog for the first time] "There's no dog in this."
- "Uh-uh."
- "Hydrolyzed vegetable protein, soybean meal, niacin, dextrose, and sodium nitrate flavoring. "
- "Yup. That's what we call "meat" back home."