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Fun Idea: You could easily use the concept of being visited by the Ghosts of Hey An Actor Past, Present, and Yet To Come. For past, you could pick Legend with Tim Curry and Tom Cruise (if you wanted to go double-meta, Prometheus for both a return to Alien and Charlize Theron). For Present (or an actor you already did this year), Matchstick Men with Nicolas Cage. And for Future, Thelma and Louise should be a lock and it has the added bonus of not forcing you to choose whether it should headline a prospective Susan Sarandon or Geena Davis episode.

Murder By Death, Gosford Park, California Suite

Starting with Ally McBeel, there was a tendency to run Comedy-Dramas as Comedies to increase their chances at winning awards to the point where by time Orange is The New Black came out, it was starting to get a little embarrassing. I think it could be a Psy-op where someone thought, "Well, let's have the occasional joke and run an episode at only 30 minutes so we can trick voters into letting us classify the most anxiety inducing series as comedy."

Mazes and Monsters, Toy Story, and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

Pauline is in the film briefly. She's The Mayor. They just based her appearance off Super Mario Odyssey.

Fox Kids and Saban originally planned to end the series after Beyond Good and Evil. So, when it got as big as it did, they ordered more episodes but the original animation studio wasn't available and Marvel was going through bankruptcy so no getting money from there so everything looks different. Also, since they'd wrapped up most of the previous storylines, suddenly, "Oh, well, let's try seeing what we can do."

I have long since said, I think once Starfleet had realized the full extent of Prime Directive and Temporal Prime Directive infractions that Janeway and Voyager were responsible for, they had made them too big to ever court martial. So, they made Janeway Admiral and moved Voyager's crew around.

The Season 6 Finale has one of my absolute favorite moments. The Borg Queen, watching Unimatrix Zero, saying "Janeway!" with this look of utter contempt on her face after seeing her shank a Drone.

*shrug* I had a brain fart.

Bonnie and Clyde, The Three Musketeers, and either The Eyes of Laura Mars or Dunston Checks In.

After this year washed out, gonna definitely be making my way to C2E2 next year. The dates are April 11th-13th. Kinda excited also because I'll be getting to say goodbye to my 30s at one of my favorite cities.

I'm leaning Akira but catch me on another day and I'd probably say RoboCop.

I'll second Moonstruck and Con Air. I would throw out Mandy or The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent for that third slot. Both are great Cage films.

If this is late, sorry. Making a suggestion that is partially Will being a troll and partially serious. A lot of Amy Adams's early career were roles where she guest starred on teen shows on Fox and The WB. During that times, she starred in a pilot based off a recent popular film that got picked up but then was canceled before it aired. Fox decided, since they had two episodes worth of footage, to bring the cast back to shoot some additional footage and release it straight to video. So, I'm proposing Cruel Intentions 2. It reflect an early part of her career that normally wouldn't be able to be covered while also showing how far she had to go.