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Name the actor. Correct!

I think this is originally an Andrew Dice Clay joke.

In the mid 1970's, Oakland Raiders linebacker Ted Hendricks was combing his hair over a toilet, when he accidentally dropped thirty-five cents in the bowl. Ted starred at the coins for a couple of minutes, then reached in his pocket, pulled out a fifty dollar bill, crumpled it up, and threw it...

Thirteen members of the 1984 USA Olympic Baseball team were first round draft picks in the 1984 Major League Baseball draft, but the one player from that team who is currently in the Baseball Hall of Fame wasn't one of them. What's his name?

Which sitcom featured broadcast television's first same-sex wedding?

See previous post - I have 300+ Name the movie screen caps ready.

You misunderstood my post. I was referring to the Crown's tactic of provoking the witness to elicit an emotional response.

Who holds both the NCAA Division 1 record for career home runs, (100), and home runs in one season, (48)? Correct!

Eugene Levy. or possibly Red Kelly.

Who holds both the NCAA Division 1 record for career home runs, (100), and home runs in one season, (48)? Answered correctly by mitchell76.

I was living in Quebec from mid-1969 to early October, 1984, but I visited Toronto in July, 1975 for a week. There was a comic book store on Queen Street East, somewhere around Woodbine Avenue. I bought a copy of Captain America #113, (May, 1969 issue), there for $5. It's arguably one of the...

Six Toronto Blue Jays players won a batting average title at some point in their careers. Name as many as you can. 3 Correct!

Which former Toronto Blue Jay was an College All-American as both a pitcher and a first baseman in his Sophomore year? Correct!

Which former Toronto Blue Jay was an College All-American as both a pitcher and a first baseman in his Sophomore year? Answered correctly by unassuming.

Six Toronto Blue Jays players won a batting average title at some point in their careers. Name as many as you can. 3 Correct for unassuming, (John Olerud, Al Oliver, Dave Parker).

I can't remember the last time I saw a June Bug in Toronto. When I was a kid, they were abundant. We used to flip them on their backs and fry them with a magnifying glass. I really don't know if kids in other neighbourhoods did that, too. In the sixties, I didn't know any kids who lived more...