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Capital cities that start with "Port"?
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National capitals beginning with with Port, yes. The capitals of Vanuatu, Mauritius and Papua New Guinea, respectively.
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Phil Morris
Ray Walston
Pia Zadora
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All have played Martians
Phil Morris played J'onn J'onzz on Smallville
Ray Walston played the title character in My Favorite Martian
And Ms. Zadora played one of the martian children in Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
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Peter Lawford
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Carolyn Bessette
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All married members of the Kennedy Family?
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Sorry, I forgot about this. That is the triad.
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Austin, Texas
Honolulu, Hawaii
Richmond, Virginia
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US State Capitals that were once capitals of independent countries?
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You are correct, sir: for the Republic of Texas, the Kingdom of Hawaii and the Confederate States of America, respectively.
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Sorry for the delay, everybody...here goes...
Naomi
Orpah
Boaz
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People from the Book of Ruth?
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Correct. I was wondering how Biblically knowledgeable this gang was.
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I expect some are quite so.
Ludwig van Beethoven
Franz Schubert
Antonín Dvořák
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All have unfinished symphonies?
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You're close, but that's not it.
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Was their last completed symphony for each their "ninth" symphony?
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That would be it. Welcome back, Xben.
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Thanks! I'm not sure how long I'll be around for this time, but I do enjoy it here.
I'm having a hard time thinking of one, so all I've got is this, which I think won't be too difficult:
Hot Lead and Cold Feet
The Man from Snowy River
The Prestige
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Okaaaay, a week later and no guesses. Too hard or just not that interesting?
Anyway, the answer was they were all movies that featured one actor playing both of a set of brothers.
Here is a different one which I thought of later, and I think is more fun...
- The First Officer fires upon his Captain
- The Captain jumps to his certain doom
- The Doctor laments over leaving his prison
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I flashed to the Star Trek movies and I think in Undiscovered Country, Kirk & Bones are put into a Klingon prison. And when they leave, Bones, being Bones, complains about leaving.
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If you're guess is that they are all moments from Star Trek movies, than no, that's not what I had in mind.
However, Star Trek does play a role in the answer.
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I'm going to modify these slightly to give a bit more of a hint
- The First Officer fires upon his Captain
- The Captain jumps to his certain doom while nuclear death screams down from above
- The Doctor laments ever leaving the place where he was trapped
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Hints: The category here is TV series. One of the three items mentioned pertains to the Star Trek franchise, but only one.
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