Magnus

http://us.ent2.yimg.com/musicfinder.yahoo.com/images/yahoo/atlantic/rush/neil1.jpg "...And the [drum] God said, 'Let there be light!' And there was light. And it was good." http://www.dprp.net/proghistory/1978_02/lifeson.jpg "What?" http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~iain/ALEX%20LIFESON%201.jpg "(8)...And it's myyyyy tuuuuurn to sing, it's myyyyyy tuuuuurn to sing!(8)"

QUOTE (sfuentes @ Mar 22 2005, 09:02 PM) http://rush.com/php/media/gallery/80s/pics/80pic39.jpg "Father Lee at your service!" I think this one's my favourite so far

*Click* THE LARCH

QUOTE (Arndrake @ Mar 20 2005, 11:29 PM) The Manhattan Project It references WWII whereas the others reference the Cold War Bingo! Your turn.

http://globonews.globo.com/Globo/photo_Show/0,7329,1173066,00.jpg "Aw nuts, I knew I should've gone before the second set..." http://home.i1.net/~bytor/geddy2.jpg "For the last time, I'm not the Messiah!" http://home.earthlink.net/~agsodfarmsinc/geddy_small.gif "Where the heck did I park my car?!"

QUOTE (madra sneachta @ Mar 20 2005, 07:29 PM) Red Lenses - The others reference WW2 Nope, sorry. You're extremely close, though.

QUOTE (Arndrake @ Mar 20 2005, 06:37 PM) Distant Early Warning The only song that does not mention the enemy, either by name or symbolically. Nope. Still warm, though.

QUOTE (sfuentes @ Mar 20 2005, 02:34 PM) Red Lenses Only one not about war? Wrong --but you're getting a lot closer.

Speaking of Star Wars songs, has anyone ever heard the Star Wars Cantina song by Richard Cheese? It's absolutely hilarious.

QUOTE (Slaine mac Roth @ Mar 20 2005, 12:56 PM) QUOTE (Magnus @ Mar 19 2005, 12:27 AM) How about this: Name the odd one out, and why. Red Lenses The Manhattan Project Distant Early Warning Heresy Heresy- The only one released on an Atlantic Studio album Nope. Think of what the songs are about.

QUOTE (sfuentes @ Mar 18 2005, 08:22 PM) QUOTE (Magnus @ Mar 18 2005, 04:27 PM) How about this: Name the odd one out, and why. Red Lenses The Manhattan Project Distant Early Warning Heresy Heresy, the only one not played live? Nope.

Who are you, sir, who is so wise in the ways of science?

QUOTE I agree. 'Mask Of The Phantasm' was terrific. Can you still get that on video (or is it on DVD yet)?

How about this: Name the odd one out, and why. Red Lenses The Manhattan Project Distant Early Warning Heresy

YYZ is the only one without lyrics or liner notes?

I think my favourite scene is when Stewie takes his microscopic spaceship inside Peter to prevent him from impregnating Lois. Sooooo many good quotes from that scene: Computer: Warning-heart rate increasing Stewie: Hmm...either they're getting started or they're watching Batman! Cut to Peter watching Batman Stewie blasts through Peter's duodenum* Peter: Oh jeez, my duodenum's acting up! Runs to bathroom And the best of all... Stewie: I say! Do you know what today is? A bad day to be a sperm!!! *Whatever that is!

Likewise...

QUOTE (madra sneachta @ Mar 11 2005, 09:19 AM) This is inspired by the bonnie country of Scotland, it's called "A Passage To Bangkok" That's gold!

A microphone?

Buzz Sherwood rocks! I remember one really early episode where he was showing Red how he "ripped the guts" out of his remote-control model airplane and connected them to his floatplane...and then crashed it while demonstrating it to Red. And, of course, there's Adventures With Bill--I was really happy when Rick Green came back to the show. http://www.pbs.org/redgreen/bill.jpg

QUOTE The Greek Orthodox Archbishop Macarios' brother, because Archbishop Macarios was dead, and anyway, his borther would be cheaper! Correct! Your turn, AFS74.

Fine, then: It was Sharon, Lois & Bram. They had a show called "The Elephant Show" on CBC and TVO in the 80s, and Bram did a cover of The Galaxy Song, altering the last line (of course). Now for a new question: In the String skit, which religious official does Mr Adrian Wapcaplet finally decide to place in the TV ad?

1,163 members and noone knows this? If nobody has the right answer by midnight I'll come up with an easier question.

Alright, here's another clue: The theme of their TV show was elephants.

QUOTE (afansince74 @ Feb 15 2005, 09:27 PM) My daughter watches a ton of kids show that are made in Canada (they are some of the best out there!) but none of them have 'hosts' so I have no clue! The Wiggles are Aussie and the only ones I know of, or can think of at the moment, that are Canadian would be the Kratt brothers, so that's my very lame and certainly wrong guess... I'm gonna say Chris and Martin Kratt! Nope. The one's I'm thinking of are from much earlier. On second thought, I guess this question's a little hard for anyone who didn't grow up in ( or have kids who grew up in) Canada the late 80s/early 90s. Here's a hint: There were 3 of them--a man and two women.