[Answer] In which film series did the term "spam" originate?

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...1. "Star Wars" 2. "Monty Python" 3. "Indiana Jones" 4. "Die Hard"

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"Monty Python" - “Monty Python” fans around the world will recognize the word “spam” as key in the musical “Spamalot,” which was adapted from the 1975 film “Monty Python and the Holy Grail.” The word was first used to describe excessive junk emails in 1998. While Hormel’s Spam luncheon meat (short for "spiced ham”) obviously inspired the musical’s title, the production featured a cafe menu with spam-heavy items. In the act, Vikings start shouting, “Spam, spam, spam, spam, lovely spam, wonderful spam!” The term then took off within the MUD (multi-user dungeon) community in the ‘80s to describe flooding something with data or useless text. This evolved into the similarly flooding of email inboxes with useless emails. People continue to receive “spam” to this day.:

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