Regis was my favorite. The first segment of Regis and Kathie Lee every morning was amazing. Seems like the answer has something to do with the Joey Bishop Show, but I don't remember
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I was reading his Wikipedia page not too long ago but I can’t remember her name lol
Tracy Nelson is his niece. His wife was the star of several sitcoms
Here's a hint:
He starred in the films Equalizer, The Pelican Brief, and Remember the Titans.
He starred in the films Equalizer, The Pelican Brief, and Remember the Titans.
I'm going to need a hint. I only remember the assistant coach and his daughter and I know they're not the answer. 
He's 39 years old and got his start on The Disney Channel on Thre Mickey Mouse Club. One of his movies is La La Land. OFC
You got it. You are up. OFC
You got it. You are up. OFC
Since no guesses in awhile, I'll guess the SMOTHERS BROTHERS. They weren't liked by the network nor the President
Sorry, none a those are correct. Here's a hint: The show title is four words. The first is the. The second and third words are the star's first and last name. The star's first name is a color and last name is similar to a human's internal framework, exo and endo. The last word in the title is a measure of time.
The Red Skelton Hour. I didn't know that such a program existed. Excellent hint! My high school classmates loved Red Skelton. He was eating dinner at a fancy restaurant and paid for the meals of all of the teenagers eating there before the Prom
That's an awesome thing for Red to have done! And that's the correct answer. It was ranked #7 when it got cancelled. You're up.
Cougars, also known as mountain lions, are definitely known to be found in sixteen US states. Fifteen of those states have tight restrictions on hunting cougars and two of them ban cougar hunting. Which US state considers cougars "varmints" and allows them to be killed any time with no permit or reporting required?
No. They are in Montana. Limited hunting allowed. The correct answer is Texas. I'll ask another
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