Hm, I must be the only fan of his movies. At this point I'll take the name of any of his movies or the writer/director, but he's pretty well known as the director.

The character he plays in his own movies wears shorts and a trench coat, and although prominent, says very little.

His first movie takes place in a convenience store, another in a mall, and another takes place in Mooby's. One of them as George Carlin in it.

The logo for Mooby's is a golden cow.

Yes you must be! Clerks, Mall Rats, and .... the one you're looking for! LOL

8. Who has the phone number 555-2368?

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8. Who has the phone number 555-2368?

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That's not Jenny's number 

I think all TV & movie phone numbers begin with 555 - no idea on the rest! 

Here's a hint: One of the movies the number was in was an 80's number where the number was shown on the screen at least once.

You got it, D!

The Ghostbusters number in the Who You Gonna Call commercial.
The number of the Guiler residence in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Jim Rockfords number in The Rockford Files.
The motel room phone in Momento.
Barettas phone number in Baretta.
Jaime Sommers phone number in The Bionic Woman.

Name a show, cartoon, or comic strip OTHER THAN LOONEY TUNES that has a business named Acme.

(There's lots of these and the list I have only lists a few, so even if it's not on my list, it might still be right.)

As far as I know (again, it might just not be on my list), there's no Acme in Batman.

But I know you have watched or read at least one of the things with Acme in it. I think somewhere on the forum every one of these on my list have been at least mentioned.

I gave a big clue in the question. There's a couple comic strips that have used Acme, and they're commonly listed as people's favorites.

Acme does more than supply gadgets too. In one show, they made chocolates. In another, they're a detective agency.

You got it CP!

9. Acme is obviously associated with Looney Toons, but other shows and movies have picked up on the gag as well. The name originated because when the Yellow Pages were first introduced, tons of businesses started naming themselves Acme or Ace to get at the top of the listings. The Looney Toons Acme and other Acme references poke fun at this (and some are referencing the Looney Toons Acme directly).

Calvin and Hobbes often referenced Acme on the box when Calvin was making transmogrifiers and other imaginative machines.
The Far Side used the company name in various comics, too.
Bullwinkle once pretended to sell Acme vacuums on The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.
The Simpsons makes reference on a somewhat regular basis, including during Itchy and Scratchy episodes.
The candy factory Lucy and Ethel work at in that famous episode is the Acme Candy Factory.
The detective agency in the Carmen Sandiego series is the ACME Detective Agency.
The Last Action Hero references Acme products.
Wallys Filling Station in The Andy Griffith Show sells Acme fuel.

License plate?

Cool.