I've got you right where I wanted you

While it is known that the ___Z___ of Urukagina of Lagash, the earliest known ___Y___ code (c. 2350 BC), must have addressed the concept of ___X___ to some degree, the actual text of his decrees has not yet been found.

It's simple. All I want you to do is to identify X, Y and Z, and connect ONE of them to the picture below:

Stone free

The phrase "__X___" can be heard referenced in the Hal Roach film "Asleep in the Feet" (1932), starring ZaSu Pitts and Thelma Todd. In 1935, Henry "Red" Allen recorded "Get Rhythm in Your Feet and Music in Your Soul" which included the lyric, "If satan starts to hound you, commence to ___X___. Get rhythm in your feet..." etc. This lyric was written by the prolific Tin Pan Alley composer J. Russel Robinson with Bill Livingston. It is unlikely that they created the phrase for this application. It was presumably current with its musical meaning in popular culture at the time, at least in New York City. Allen's recording was a "race" record on the Vocalion label, but the catchy tune was quickly covered by white musicians, notably Benny Goodman, no doubt giving the term currency throughout the US by the end of 1935.

What is the phrase __X__

Identify and connect:
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Identify who said this: You know, Michael, perhaps I should buy you that tape recorder. Do you have any idea how often you say the word "afraid"?

Connect the picture and the quote

Connect:
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The first theme round!

The rules are as follows:
1. Negative scoring for all incorrect theme guesses(except on the last question).
2. No negatives for answering a question incorrect.
3. The scoring system for questions is the same as before.
4. Points for guessing theme:
On first question: +50/-30
second question: +40/-25
third question: +30/-20
fourth question: +20/-15
fifth question: +15/ -10
sixth question: +10/ -5
seventh question: +5