Christmas Show 2021

[TGLS]

Dec-23 clue up

[phantom000]

Men In Black?

It fits most of the clues.

[clearspira]

Men In Black?

It fits most of the clues.

Not in the film registry.

[Mabus]

I give up already.

[phantom000]

I give up already.

Ironic; because I think you are right. Planet of the Apes. Rod Serling is credited with the screenplay and its technically an adaptation of a french sci-fi novel. Also, it's in the national film registry.

Still I don't know how popular the soundtrack was, unless the clue refers to the musical scene from The Simpsons parody.

[CrypticMirror]

I give up already.

Ironic; because I think you are right. Planet of the Apes. Rod Serling is credited with the screenplay and its technically an adaptation of a french sci-fi novel. Also, it's in the national film registry.

Still I don't know how popular the soundtrack was, unless the clue refers to the musical scene from The Simpsons parody.

Yeah, but Roddy McDowall went on to a lot of other very notable movies, including a bunch of Ape sequels, two Fright Nights and a bunch of other stuff. Hardly nobody went onto anything of note. And Heston's film career hardly flatlined afterwards either. So it fails the nothing of note afterwards clause.

[clearspira]

I give up already.

Ironic; because I think you are right. Planet of the Apes. Rod Serling is credited with the screenplay and its technically an adaptation of a french sci-fi novel. Also, it's in the national film registry.

Still I don't know how popular the soundtrack was, unless the clue refers to the musical scene from The Simpsons parody.

Yeah, but Roddy McDowall went on to a lot of other very notable movies, including a bunch of Ape sequels, two Fright Nights and a bunch of other stuff. Hardly nobody went onto anything of note. And Heston's film career hardly flatlined afterwards either. So it fails the nothing of note afterwards clause.

James Whitmore was in the Shawshank Redemption too.

[drewder]

when was the first video released on sfdebris.com? It's hard to keep track of with everything being reposted over and over.

[J!!]

I give up already.

Ironic; because I think you are right. Planet of the Apes. Rod Serling is credited with the screenplay and its technically an adaptation of a french sci-fi novel. Also, it's in the national film registry.

Still I don't know how popular the soundtrack was, unless the clue refers to the musical scene from The Simpsons parody.

Yeah, but Roddy McDowall went on to a lot of other very notable movies, including a bunch of Ape sequels, two Fright Nights and a bunch of other stuff. Hardly nobody went onto anything of note. And Heston's film career hardly flatlined afterwards either. So it fails the nothing of note afterwards clause.

Maybe one of the sequels then?

[SFDebris]

when was the first video released on sfdebris.com? It's hard to keep track of with everything being reposted over and over.

SisyFus Debris