Time Machine "freezes" with Restore attempt

My Time Machine backups appear to work as they should. However, when I launch the Time Machine app (such as to do a Restore) I can move the cursor around the screen but nothing at all happens when I click on any object. I have waited for as long as 30 minutes for the app to become responsive, but no luck. So I have all this great backup data but could not do a Restore if necessary.

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