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# Think Fast (1989 game show)

Think Fast is American TV game show on Nickelodeon. The show is hosted by Skip Lackey. The gold and the blue battle in events. Each event they win they would take a look the Think Fast Brain Bender for $200 if they answer the question. The team with the most scores wins and goes to the locker room.
    Henry J: We are here inside the Think Fast Locker Room, Where you can find matching pairs to win cash and prizes. But avoid the ever smelling Red Herring, Right here on...
    Locker Room Character: ....Think Fast!
    Henry J: Today, on the gold team, It's (Jacob). And on the blue team, It's (Kinkin). They are here to play Think Fast, Where with no doubts and money counts. And now, Here is the host of Think Fast: Skip, Lackey!
    Skip Lackey: Welcome to Think Fast. Audience, How are we doing?
    Skip Lackey: You won the first event, You have a chance to look at the brain bender.
    Skip Lackey: Since, This was our last event, And nobody got the Brain Bender, We are going to the Sudden Death Brain Bender.
    Skip Lackey: Okay, You have to watch out because inside one of these lockers is the dreaded Red Herring! Now, The Red Herring is a character or thing that has no match at all. If the next match is that character or thing, You have to yank the handle bar and continue with more matches. So, let's show the viewers at home what the red-herring is?
    [We see the picture on what the Red Herring character or thing is]
    Skip Lackey: This is Skip Lackey, Saying If you don't have time to Think Twice, Think Fast!
# Think Fast, Mr. Moto

Think Fast, Mr. Moto is a 1937 film about a freighter going from San Francisco to Shanghai where a Japanese detective solves a mystery caused by a gang of smugglers.
    Directed by Norman Foster. Written by Philip MacDonald and Norman Foster, based on the 1925 novel Your Turn, Mr. Moto by John P. Marquand.

## Kentaro Moto

* Half the world spends its time laughing at the other half, and both are fools.

## Dialogue

    Bob Hitchings: Now I know who you are! You're the Japanese Sandman.
    Kentaro Moto: [shakes head] Strange people, these Americans.
    Bob Hitchings: Stanford, '34.
    Kentaro Moto: Stanford, '21; honorary member.
    Bob Hitchings: What do you know about that! Moto, '21, let's see... oh, I remember reading about you. You broke a pole-vault record, didn't you?
    Kentaro Moto: Now I would only break the pole.
    Bob Hitchings: Are you hurt?
    Kentaro Moto: No, thank you. Only a slight mishap.
    Bob Hitchings: Gee, I thought sure we were gonna kill somebody.
    Kentaro Moto: Mr. Moto is a very difficult fellow to kill.

## Taglines

* Meet.... MR. MOTO the foxiest detective of them all!

## Cast

* Peter Lorre — Mr. Kentaro Moto
* Thomas Beck — Bob Hitchings Jr.
* Virginia Field — Gloria Danton
* Murray Kinnell — Joseph B. Wilkie
* Sig Ruman — Nicolas Marloff
* George Cooper — Muggs Blake
* John Rogers — Carson the steward
* Lotus Long — Lela Liu
* J. Carrol Naish — Adram

## External links

* Think Fast, Mr. Moto quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Falcon

The Falcon is the nickname of a fictional adventurer and troubleshooter character, who appeared in novels, magazines, feature films and radio. There is controversy over who created the character. The radio show (the last of his incarnations) credited Drexel Drake (the pseudonym of Charles H. Huff) as the character's creator. Drake had written three novels and a short story in the late 1930s based on a character called The Falcon. The novels were titled: The Falcon's Prey (1936), The Falcon Cuts In (1937), and The Falcon Meets a Lady (1938). In these original stories, the characters real name was Michael Waring. In 1940, Michael Arlen wrote a short story titled "Gay Falcon", whose main character's nickname was also The Falcon, although the main character was now named Gay Stanhope Falcon. When RKO Pictures created a series of films based on the character, they credited Arlen with its creation, although they changed the character's name to Gay Lawrence.
The Falcon appeared in 16 feature films during the 1940s. Originally portrayed by George Sanders as Gay Lawrence in the first three films, in 1942's The Falcon's Brother, George's real life brother Tom Conway, played Gay's on-screen brother, Tom Lawrence. After this film, the moniker of The Falcon was transferred to Tom Lawrence for the next nine films between 1942 and 1946. Another three films were made in 1948-49, starring John Calvert, but returning to the original character name of Michael Waring.

## Tom Lawrence

* Lesson Number One in how to catch a murderer... never accept the obvious. (from The Falcon Strikes Back)

## Dialogue
### The Gay Falcon

    Detective Mike Waldeck: Look, Goldie, yuh know me. I got a heart.
    John "Goldie" Locke: Yeah, Michael, I know yuh have, and I only wish you had a brain to go with it.
    Manuel Retana: (Holding a gun on Lawrence) Now, can you think of one good reason why I shouldn't kill you?
    Gay Lawrence: I shall most assuredly try.

### The Falcon Strikes Back

    Tom Lawrence: I'm a man whose done many things; a soldier, gambler, war correspondent. I have no rheumatism, no patience and no money. For further information apply to the police.
    Gwynne Gregory: No money? Well how do you earn your living?
    Tom Lawrence: I engage in dangerous enterprises.
    Tom Lawrence: You're only a frightened minnow, beautiful. I want to catch the shark. Are you going to help me?
    Gwynne Gregory: I can't. I can't tell you why, but you've got to believe in me.
    Tom Lawrence: I may believe in you, but I certainly won't trust you.
    Marcia Brooks: I don't know one good reason why I should trust you.
    Tom Lawrence: I do. (They kiss)
    John "Goldie" Locke: (finding Mia lying on the bed) Now, Boss, you know what happens with dames.
    Tom Lawrence: Yes, Goldie, isn't it wonderful?
# The Fall of the Imam

The Fall of the Imam is a novel by Egyptian writer Nawal El Saadawi published in Arabic in 1987. The English translation by the author's husband Sherif Hetata was published in 1988.

## Quotes

* My mother died a virgin and so will I’, to which they reply, ‘You are the child of sin and your mother was stoned to death’
** (Page 1)
* A strange face, neither human nor animal; a face that belonged not to a man, or to a father, or to an Imam’
** (Page 16)
* Just before she dies, Bint Allah always asks her murderers polemical questions: ‘What crime can be the crime of a virgin never touched by the hand of a man?’
** (Page 171)
* ‘It was he that took me away from my misery. I saw him seated on his throne and fell in love with him immediately’
** (Page 36)**
# The Fall (TV Series)
## Tag lines

* Go back to Europa, Stella.
* I don't want the two murders linked.
* that's the one, yes.
** Jim Burns

## Dialogue
### Dark Descent [S1.E1]

    Gibson: That'd be Detective Superintendent Gibson?
    Driver: - Yes, ma'am.
    Stella: - Then that would be me.
    Barns: Stella. Nice to see you.
    Stella: Armoured car, Jim?
    Jim: Welcome to Belfast.
    Paul: Men and women express grief differently, Liz. Try not to make comparisons.
    Jimmy: My wife says it comforts her to think of our dead son giving life to others.
    Paul: And how does it make you feel?
    Jimmy: How does it make me feel? His heart beating in some else's chest? It makes me feel sick!
    Jimmy: [with a threatening tone] I've done things bad things, in the past. Really bad things. And my son has paid the price.
    Paul: [calmly] Your son had bacterial meningitis, Jimmy. An illness. That's all.
    Jimmy: [with a disgusted tone] You don't believe a son has to pay for the sins of his father?
    Paul: No, I don't.
# Project ALF

Project: ALF (also known as Project: ALF, Part 2) is a 1996 American made-for-television science fiction film directed by Dick Lowry which serves as a sequel to the final episode "Consider Me Gone" of the 1986–1990 sitcom ALF. It was broadcast in the U.S. by ABC and in Canada on CHCH on February 17, 1996.
    Directed by Dick Lowry. Written by Tom Patchett and Paul Fusco.

## Dialogue

    ALF: [strapped into an electric chair] I take it this isn't the word association test.
    Dr. Warner: No, no. We're going to conduct a different test.
    ALF: I'm not sure I like the word "conduct". [looks at a High Voltage sign]
    Dr. Warner: Oh, pay no attention to that sign, it shouldn't even be there. I'll remove it if it bothers you.
    ALF: It bothers me.
    [Warner gets electrocuted when trying to remove the sign and falls over as he begins to sizzle on the floor]
    ALF: Medic. Medic.
    Dr. Stanley: Let's try some word association. I'll say a word and you say whatever pops into your mind.
    ALF: Food.
    Dr. Stanley: I haven't said anything yet.
    ALF: Nothing interesting, at least.
    Dr. Stanley: Sit.
    ALF: I am sitting.
    Dr. Stanley: No, that's the first word: sit.
    ALF: Oh, um... food.
    Dr. Stanley: Sunrise.
    ALF: Breakfast.
    Dr. Stanley: Square.
    ALF: Meal.
    Dr. Stanley: Left.
    ALF: Overs.
    Dr. Stanley: Should we stop and get you something to eat?
    ALF: I could use a little snack.
    [some time after Dr. Warner was electrocuted]
    Dr. Newman: Hello, Alf, I'm Dr. Newman.
    ALF: No need to ask who you're replacing.
    Dr. Newman: We're going to try a little game called numeric sequencing.
    ALF: Does involve electric shock?
    Dr. Newman: Absolutely not.
    ALF: Forgive me if I'm still paranoid, there's still a silhouette burned into the linoleum.
    ALF: I'm a bit curious about the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy here in the military.
    Dr. Carnage: What about it?
    ALF: Well it assume it's worked to you advantage.
    Dr. Carnage: [to the camera] Stop the tape.
    [Rick is angrily venting his contempt for Dexter Moyers]
    ALF: Rick, I've never seen you like this.
    Dr. Mullican: Nah, I just don't like the guy, is all.
    ALF: No, I mean from this angle... and I thought I had a lot of nose hair.

## Taglines

* Call the government! Alert the media! Hide the cat! Alf's back!
* The Alien. The Military. The Movie.

## Cast

* Paul Fusco - ALF
* William O'Leary - Captain Dr. Rick Mullican
* Jensen Daggett - Major Dr. Melissa Hill
* Martin Sheen - Colonel Gilbert Milfoil
* Miguel Ferrer - Dexter Moyers
* Liz Coke - Nina
* Ray Walston - Motel Manager
* Ed Begley, Jr. - Dr. Warner
* Beverly Archer - Dr. Carnage
* Scott Michael Campbell - 2nd Lieutenant Harold Reese
* Charlie Robinson - Dr. Stanley
* John Schuck - Gen. Myron Stone
* Markus Redmond - Sgt. Rhomboid
* Erick Avari - Rocket (voice)
* Dell Yount - Dr. Mockton
* Michael Weatherred - Murphy
* Gregalan Williams - Police Officer
* Jeff Rawluk - Card Guard #1
* Ahmet Zappa - Card Guard #2
# Profumo affair

The Profumo affair was a British political scandal originating from a brief sexual relationship in 1961, between John Profumo, the Secretary of State for War in Harold Macmillan's Conservative government, and Christine Keeler, a 19-year-old would-be model. In March 1963, Profumo denied any impropriety in a personal statement to the House of Commons, but was forced to admit the truth a few weeks later. He resigned from the government and from Parliament. The repercussions of the affair severely damaged Macmillan's self-confidence, and he resigned as Prime Minister on health grounds in October 1963. The reputation of the Conservative Party was damaged by the scandal, which may have contributed to its defeat by the Labour Party in the 1964 general election.

## Quotes

* There has been no impropriety between myself and Miss Keeler
** John Profumo, "A very British scandal: The tale of Christine Keeler", Irish Examiner (9 December 2017)
* My life has been cursed by sex I didn't particularly want. Jack Profumo was all over me and there wasn’t much I could do about it. He was a much older man, not someone I wanted to be with, it just happened. Jack had power too and that was part of it for me. Jack Profumo was seriously out of line in his behaviour with me. I was young but he was the one who didn’t know any better. He’d been taught that he could take anything he wanted.
** Christine Keeler, "A very British scandal: The tale of Christine Keeler", Irish Examiner (9 December 2017)
* It is really more than I can stand – the horror, day after day at the court and in the streets. It is not only fear, it is a wish not to let them get me. I would rather get myself. I do hope I have not let people down too much
** Stephen Ward "Sex, lies and spies: the real history of the Profumo Affair", HistoryExtra
# Project Pat

Patrick Earl Houston (born February 8, 1973), better known by his stage name Project Pat, is an American rapper from Memphis, Tennessee. He is the older brother of Juicy J, the co-founder of Three 6 Mafia. Houston was formerly a member of hip hop group the Kaze, joining the group in 1998 the same year that the album KamiKaze Timez Up was released.

## Quotes

* In 2002, Around the time [when "Chickenhead" was out], I had got locked up on a gun charge, so really, the time that all that was going on—I got out on bond from the feds, stayed out like six months, and then when the album dropped, I was doing a lot of shows. What ended up happening was I got locked up so I couldn’t do anything. I probably would have [performed in New York], but I’ve never done a solo show. I’ve done shows in New York back in the day with Three 6 [Mafia] but I’ve never done a solo show by myself.
** "Interview: Project Pat Talks Staying Relevant, the Album With Pimp C That Never Was, and Advice for Chief Keef", Complex (March 10, 2013)
# Profit sharing

Profit sharing is a form of corporate organization in which portions of the corporate profits (but not necessarily shares of corporate equity) are distributed to the workers employed by the corporation.

## Quotes

* ... if the only argument for this economic system were the demonstration of its justice, it might well despair of gaining ground. Men's consciences are not easily enlisted against their interests, and few would be induced to share profits, which they have considered their peculiar possession, with workmen who could claim them only as a moral right. But profit-sharing forwards the interests of the employer no less than those of the employed. It offers a keen incentive to the ambition, fidelity, and industry of the laborer, and thus actually creates an entirely new source of profit.
** Mary Whiton Calkins: Sharing the profits. Boston: Ginn & Company. 1888. p. 11.
* Profit-sharing, in the loose sense, must be of untold antiquity; the first great example of profit-sharing in the strict sense is that of the Parisian house-painter, Edme-Jean Leclaire, “ The Father of Profit-Sharing.” In 1842 he was employing 300 men on day wages. By greater zeal and intelligence and less waste, not necessarily by harder work, he reckoned they could save £3000 a year; and he made it their interest to do so by arranging that they should receive the greater part of the saving themselves. This arrangement proved a very great success; the material gain to the men and the improvement in their morale were marked; and Leclaire, who began life with nothing and died worth £48,000, always maintained that, without the zeal drawn out in his men by profit-sharing, he never could have made so large a business or gained so much wealth.
** Aneurin Williams: (1911). "Profit-sharing". Encyclopædia Britannica 22: 423–424.
* A direct allotment of a share of profits is one of the most ancient methods of rewarding labor. If not actually older than the wage system it was at least widely prevalent before money wages were commonly paid. In agriculture it is seen in the metayer system of continental Europe, to which "farming on shares" in New England corresponds. In the fishing industry, where the system seems to be peculiarly applicable, the pay of the crew is almost universally in proportion to the catch. On the economic and social effects of share farming the judgements of competent observers have differed widely. Adam Smith thought that it could never be the interest of meters to lay out any part of their own savings on the further improvement of the land ... Sismondi ... whose opportunities for observation were superior to those enjoyed by any other writer that has treated this subject, gives emphatic testimony in favor of the system, as conducive to prosperity, moral order, and content.
** Carroll Davidson Wright: Profit sharing (2nd ed.). Boston: Wright & Potter Publishing Co.. 1886. p. 6.
# Project Censored

Project Censored is a media research, education, and advocacy initiative that champions the importance of a free press for democratic self-government. The Project’s mission is to expose and oppose news censorship and to promote independent investigative journalism, media literacy, and critical thinking.It was founded at Sonoma State University (California, USA) in 1976.

## Quotes

* Regime changes in Iraq and Libya, Syria’s war, Venezuela’s crisis, sanctions on Cuba, Iran, Russia, and North Korea are reflections of a new global imperialism imposed by a core of capitalist nations in support of trillions of dollars of concentrated investment wealth. This new world order of mass capital has become a totalitarian empire of inequality and repression... Recognizing global imperialism as a manifestation of concentrated wealth, managed by a few hundred people, is of utmost importance for democratic humanitarian activists. We must stand on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and challenge global imperialism and its fascist governments, media propaganda, and empire armies.
** Wealth Concentration Drives a New Global Imperialism (13 March 2019)
* The federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) continues to push ahead with their latest attempt to lease land near Chaco National Historical Park in New Mexico and other sites, which are sacred to Native American tribes, to oil and gas drilling companies... There has been little to no media coverage regarding...the BLM’s plans for these sacred grounds.
** BLM Pushes Ahead with Oil Drilling Permits on Sacred Ground, Unhindered By Shutdown (12 March 2019)
* In 2009 Illinois legislators signed into law the Video Gaming Act which legalized video gambling and paved the way for rapid and massive installation of such machines across the state. These machines were supposed to solve the state’s woeful finances—instead, a decade later, the state has lost over $1 billion on video gambling and has opened the gates to a flood of new problems—including a whirlwind rise in gambling addiction... Coverage of video gambling in Illinois has been limited... The Chicago Tribune—Illinois’s largest paper—has ignored the negatives of video gambling, and no other major national paper has covered the topic in any depth.
** Illinois Places Disastrous Bet on Video Gambling; Other States Likely to Follow (12 March 2019)

## External links

* Project Censored
# The Last Voyage of the Demeter

The Last Voyage of the Demeter is an American supernatural horror film based on "The Captain's Log", a chapter from the 1987 novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, about the doomed crew of the merchant ship Demeter led by Captain Elliot who attempt to survive the treacherous ocean voyage from Transylvania to London while being stalked by a vampire, known only as Dracula.
    Directed by André Øvredal. Written by Bragi Schut Jr. and Zak Olkewicz.

## Clemens

* I know my way around the boat.
* Demeter's a fine boat, no doubt.
* Dear God. It has wings. I's coming!
* I'm gonna kill the cursed thing.
* [Calling out to Dracula] You want them to believe that you're a god! You and I both know that you're not! You bleed like any of us! You sleep in dirt! You feed! Above all else, you feed! You want us to... to fear you! Underneath, you're afraid! You're afraid of what lies on the other side as any other living thing!
* [Pursuing Dracula] And so I will pursue this foul beast. And I swear by those who have given their lives that I will extinguish this blight and send it back to hell.

## Anna

* We call him Dracula.
* In night, it drinks our blood, and he is on this ship. Which means we will never leave it.
* [Shoots Dracula in the back] You are in my head. In my blood. You have damned me to hell!

## Captain Elliot

* Our charter has agreed to pay a bonus for timely arrival in London.
* Search the ship everywhere.
* The devil is real. May God have mercy on us all.

## Joseph

* [Referring to the once common now disappeared rats] A boat without rats - such a thing is against nature.

## Dialogue

    Clemens: I... do not... fear you!
    Dracula: You will!

## Cast

* Corey Hawkins — Clemens
* Aisling Franciosi — Anna
* Liam Cunningham — Captain Elliot
* David Dastmalchian — Wojchek
* Javier Botet — Dracula
* Woody Norman — Toby
* Jon Jon Briones — Joseph
* Stefan Kapičić — Olgaren
* Nikolai Nikolaeff — Petrofsky
* Martin Furulund — Larsen
* Chris Walley — Abrams
* Nicolo Pasetti — Deputy Hirsch
* Sally Reeve — Landlady

## Taglines

* The legend of Dracula is born.

## External Links

* The Last Voyage of the Demeter quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# The Last Warning

The Last Warning is a 1928 film about a producer who decides to reopen a theater, that had been closed five years previously when one of the actors was murdered during a performance, by staging a production of the same play with the remaining members of the original cast.
    Directed by Paul Leni. Written by Alfred A. Cohn.

## Taglines

* Who killed John Woodford?
* Hall-Marked with the Master Touch of Sure Fire Audience and Box Office Appeal!

## Cast

* Laura La Plante — Doris Terry
* Montagu Love — Arthur McHugh
* Roy D'Arcy — Harvey Carleton
* Margaret Livingston — Evalynda Hendon
* John Boles — Richard Quayle
* Burr McIntosh — Josiah Bunce
* Mack Swain — Robert
* Bert Roach — Mike Brody
* Carrie Daumery — Barbara Morgan
* Slim Summerville — Tommy Wall

## External links

* The Last Warning at Allmovie