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CLASSIC SCI-FI & HORROR FILMS |
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THE SOUTHERNMOST CAPITAL CITY |
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The white clover & the wood sorrel are among the plants called these, a symbol of Ireland |
shamrocks
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Before he was Spock, he had a small role in the mutant ant infestation classic "Them!" in 1954 |
(Leonard) Nimoy
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Brasilia, Buenos Aires, Bogota |
Buenos Aires
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Stunts on this NBC show have had players bob for plums in a tank of snakes & be put into the snake pit |
Fear Factor
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This first secretary of war under the Constitution gets a gold star for his Kentucky fort |
(Henry) Knox
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Henry's granddaughter, Peter's daughter & Jane's niece, she marked 40 on January 27 |
Bridget Fonda
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Also called the harking, this yellow rose is named for the actress who harked back to Kansas from Oz |
(Judy) Garland
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Yes, dahling, this Hungarian actress played Talleah in the 1958 cult favorite "Queen of Outer Space" |
Zsa Zsa Gabor
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Helsinki, Moscow, Bucharest |
Bucharest
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The world's largest venomous snake, its bite could kill an elephant |
(Beverly: What is the viper?)
the king cobra
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He built the Cantonment post in Kansas & got more than a lifetime sentence of his name on a fort |
Leavenworth
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This "Fast Car" singer has been on the music scene since the '80s & the life scene since March 1964 |
(Tracy) Chapman
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On a cob of corn, the tassels are the male flowers & these are the female |
the kernels
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Holy Moses! He played a doctor fighting off zombies spawned by germ warfare in "The Omega Man" |
(Charlton) Heston
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Jakarta, Canberra, Wellington |
Wellington
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In the Siberian language of Tuvan, snakes are called "ground" these even though they don't live in water |
fish
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This man seen here lent his name to an Indiana fort |
(Anthony) Wayne
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In her 40 years she's married a Brinkman & a Boxleitner & been president of the Screen Actors Guild |
(Melissa) Gilbert
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In the Concise Columbia Encyc., this member of the carrot family is right after another member, parsley |
parsnip
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More famous for his 14 films as Sherlock Holmes, he was the "Son of Frankenstein" in 1939 |
(Basil) Rathbone
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Tripoli, Mogadishu, Algiers |
Mogadishu
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For its 400th issue, Photo magazine recreated the photo of her & a snake from issue 200 using her daughter Sonja |
Nastassja Kinski
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This "Gamecock of the Revolution" settled in South Carolina where he lived a fortified life until age 97 |
Thomas Sumter
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She turned 40 in 2003; her "Leaving Las Vegas" co-star Nicolas Cage hits it in 2004 |
Elisabeth Shue
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The trailing arbutus, also known as this, is shipshape as the state flower of Massachusetts |
the mayflower
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Intent on demolishing Tokyo, Gamera was a giant monster one of these reptiles that breathed fire & could fly |
(Beverly: What is a moth?)
turtle
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Vientiane, Hanoi, Phnom Penh |
Phnom Penh
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According to legend, Hermes traded a lyre to Apollo for this snake-wrapped stick |
caduceus
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The largest fortification the British built in colonial America was a fort named for this "Elder" P.M. |
(Patrick: Who is Cato?)
William Pitt
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Geesh, she was only 10 when she took home an Oscar in 1974; she's 40 now |
(Beverly: Who is Barrymore?) (Arthur: Who is Jodie Foster?)
Tatum O'Neal
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