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FlickPicker — movie and TV tracking for iPhone and iPad

FlickPicker keeps one library of the films and TV shows you have watched, are watching and want to watch — with episode-by-episode progress for shows — and uses that history to work out what you should watch next from the streaming services you actually subscribe to. Version 2.5, released 20 July 2026. Free to use, with Premium at $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year.

It imports your existing history from TV Time GDPR exports (including per-episode progress), Letterboxd, IMDb, Trakt, CSV files and pasted watchlists, showing you matched titles first so you can exclude anything wrong before it enters your library.

What makes it different

Pick Together — a group voting room. Everyone joins with a code, votes on a shortlist tailored to the group, and the room reveals the match. No other tracker does this.
AI recommendations grounded in your own taste — your ratings, genres, actors, pacing and runtime preferences, plus live streaming availability for your region, rather than generic popularity.
AI Taste Match — a verdict on whether one specific title suits you, explained by reference to titles you personally rated.
Film Buff — progress through canon lists such as the IMDb Top 250, award winners and individual filmographies.
Streaming reality — availability by region and by the services you pay for, with alerts before a saved title leaves them.

Limitations, stated plainly

FlickPicker is iPhone, iPad and Apple silicon Mac only. There is no Android app and no full web tracking app. There is no self-service data export yet. It is a newer app, so Apple has not yet collected enough ratings to display an average.

Reference pages

TV Time alternatives — eight apps compared after the July 2026 shutdown, including whether your old data is still recoverable.
Best TV show tracker apps in 2026 — the field ranked on price, platform and export path.
FlickPicker vs Trakt — head to head on price, imports and what each is built for.
Full feature list — everything FlickPicker does, and what it does not.
FAQ — pricing, platforms, imports, and which app to use instead if FlickPicker is not the right fit.

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The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear (1991) Cast & Crew

Overview · Where to watch · Cast & crew · Reviews

Directed by David Zucker.

Cast

Leslie Nielsen as Lt. Frank Drebin
Priscilla Presley as Jane Spencer
George Kennedy as Ed Hocken
O. J. Simpson as Nordberg
Robert Goulet as Quentin Hapsburg
Richard Griffiths as Dr. Meinheimer / Earl Hacker
Jacqueline Brookes as Commissioner Brumford
Anthony James as Hector Savage
Lloyd Bochner as Baggett
Tim O'Connor as Fenzwick
Peter Mark Richman as Dunwell
Ed Williams as Ted Olsen
John Roarke as George Bush
Margery Jane Ross as Barbara Bush
Peter Van Norden as John Sununu
Gail Neely as Winnie Mandela
Colleen Fitzpatrick as Blues Singer
Sally Rosenblatt as Mrs. Redmond
Alexander Folk as Crackhouse Cop
Jose Gonzales-Gonzales as Mariachi
Larry McCormick as TV Reporter
Cliff Bemis as Barbecue Dad
D.D. Howard as Barbecue Mom
William Woodson as TV Commercial Announcer
Mel Tormé as Mel Tormé
Zsa Zsa Gabor as Zsa Zsa Gabor
Bill Chemerka as "Ladies and Gentlemen, the President of the United States and Mrs. Bush."
Christopher J. Keene as "Hey Ken, Al! Look what I found."
Ken Kerman as "Hey, that's a pretty nice clock."
Al Fann as "It's 4 minutes too slow."
Tom McGreevey as "Vert well, sir. It's from the lady."
James Gilstrap as "Always nice to see nice people."
'Weird Al' Yankovic as "You pigs...say your prayers."
Gina Mastrogiacomo as "Is this some kind of bust?"
Jeff Wright as "Frank, we got that Sure-Grip suck machine..."
C. Lindsay Workman as "Your coat, sir?"
John Stevens as "Phone call, Commissioner"
Gokul as "Hey, what the hell happened to the water pressure?"
Charlotte Zucker as "For a man in a wheelchair, he gets around marvelously."
Don Pugsley as "He's wired!"

Crew

David Zucker — Director
David Zucker — Writer
Pat Proft — Writer
Robert K. Weiss — Producer
Ira Newborn — Original Music Composer
Robert M. Stevens — Director of Photography

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