('6264',' Sherwood Schwartz (qv)s technique for auditioning child actors  was to set out a bunch of toys on his desk, then during the  interview see if the child paid attention to him or was distracted  by the toys. If the toys went unheeded, Schwartz knew the child had  the concentration needed to work on a television series.'),
('6265',' The name of Cindys favorite doll was Kitty Carryall.'),
('6266',' Was the first television series to be created and produced by  Paramount Studios, which up until that time had been a movie studio  exclusively. Earlier TV shows, such as _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv) and  _"Bonanza" (1959)_ (qv) were acquired by Paramount when the studio  purchased Desilu.'),
('6267',' Barry Williams (I) (qv) (Greg Brady) is the only Brady kid to  appear in every episode.'),
('6268',' The Lucille Ball (qv) film _Yours, Mine and Ours (1968)_ (qv),  with its similar theme, inspired ABC to finally green'),
('6269','light this  series.'),
('6270',' Sherwood Schwartz, creator of The Brady Bunch, wrote the lyrics to  the unforgettable theme song.'),
('6271',' The Brady Bunch had a total of five theme songs. A new one was  recorded for each of the shows five seasons.'),
('6272',' The major sponsors of the earlier episodes of "The Brady Bunch" were  Cheerios and Mattel Toys.'),
('6273',' In the episode Peter plans to go on a camping trip. When the people  he is to go with arrive to pick him up (off screen), Mr. Brady  refers to the man as "Doug" and "Mr. Cramer"; Douglas S. Cramer was  an Executive VP in charge of production for the show.'),
('6274',' The "Dear Libby" advice column is a fictional version of the  real'),
('6275','life "Dear Abby" and "Ann Landers" columns.'),
('6276',' Rita Wilson (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6277',' Part 1 of a three'),
('6278','part episode.'),
('6279',' This was a pilot for a series that did not sell.'),
('6280',' Although this episode didnt end up launching "Kellys Kids" as a  series, the concept was later reworked as  _"Together We Stand" (1986)_ (qv), starring Elliott Gould and Dee  Wallace'),
('6281','Stone.'),
('6282',' Barry Williams (I) (qv) admitted in his autobiography and on  _"TV Land Confidential" (2005)_ (qv) that he was high on marijuana  during the filming of this episode.'),
('6283',' Even though the kids bathroom does not have a toilet, you actually  hear Bobby flush the toilet when Bobby and Peter fight and make a  tape line in the middle of the room and Bobby points out to Peter  that he is on the side with the bathroom.'),
('6284',' In the story, Greg explains the bandage beneath his chin: he cut  himself shaving. In reality, Barry Williams had been involved in a  car accident and cut his chin on the weekend this episode was being  filmed.'),
('6285',' Part 2 of a three'),
('6286','part episode.'),
('6287',' Ann B. Davis plays both her normal part of Alice but also plays  Alices cousin Emma who is Identical to Alice. In real life Ann B.  Davis has an identical twin sister.'),
('6288',' A great look at the virgin Kings Island, then a relatively new  park. The main fountains and "fake" Eiffel tower are still focal  points of the park as is the log ride that the Bradys enjoyed in  this episode. The "Scrambler" was still a popular ride up through  the late 1980s. However you will see several rides that no longer  exist at the park...such as the "canoe" ride which involved hopping  into a red canoe and paddling around a stagnant circular waterway.'),
('6289',' The Kings Island park was not a closed set when this episode was  filmed. To give it a realistic feel the episode was filmed on a  normal park business day without extras. Patrons who had been  standing in lines for the rides, for up to an hour in the hot sun,  gave angry stares at the Brady actors were ferreted to the front of  the long lines in order to shoot the ride scenes. Several of the  Brady cast members have spoken about their memories of the heat on  that day and of their surprise to find the park open for business as  usual. They didnt want to be taken to the front of the long lines  but relented when they realized it was the only way to complete the  scenes.'),
('6290',' Robert Reed (I) (qv) was written out of the episode "The  Hair'),
('6291','Brained Scheme" because he felt that the plot involving hair  tonic was implausible. When he began arguing with the producers over  the script, studio security wanted to remove him from the set.  However, Sherwood Schwartz (qv) would not allow it because he felt  that it would be too distressing for the kids. Reed remained on the  set to watch the filming of the episode, which would ultimately  become the final episode of the series.'),
('6292',' In this first episode, Alice is shown in the Brady kitchen feeding  the boys, the soon'),
('6293','to'),
('6294','be Brady women have not yet moved in. The  kitchen counter'),
('6295','tops are a dark gray granite color, the cabinets are  a light gray/silver and the fridge is stainless steel colored. In  subsequent episodes the Brady kitchen scheme had angry orange  counter'),
('6296','tops, dark sepia cabinets and an avocado colored fridge.'),
('6297',' Maureen McCormick and Florence Henderson perform "Together (Wherever  We Go)". Robert Reed reads Henry Wadsworth Longfellows "The Day is  Done", with Barry Williams providing guitar accompaniment.'),
('6298',' According to Barry Williams book, "Growing Up Brady", this is the  episode that Susan Olsen hates because her young friends '),
('6299',' unable to  distinguish reality from fiction '),
('6300',' believed that she was a  tattletale in real life.'),
('6301',' The Brady family acquires its family room stereo system in this  episode.'),
('6302',' Part 3 of a three'),
('6303','part episode, filmed in Hawaii.'),
('6304',' Charles Martin Smith (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6305',' Christopher Knight appears in a dual role.'),
('6306',' This is the first filmed episode featuring Cousin Oliver, Carols  8'),
('6307','year'),
('6308','old nephew. His appearance in the show is widely considered  by fans as the moment when the series "jumped the shark" (that is,  irrecoverably went into declining quality).'),
('6309',' Final appearance of Tiger, the Bradys dog.'),
('6310',' This is the first episode centered around a Brady kid seriously  singing. Barry Williams sings "Til There Was You."'),
('6311',' Filmation originally produced 18 episodes for its network run, with  all the cast participating. When Filmation wanted to produce 6 more  episodes for a syndication package, some of the cast, including  Barry Williams (I) (qv) (Greg Brady), decided not to participate.  According to Williams in his book "Growing Up Brady", the cast read  word lists into a tape recorder and their lines were assembled from  these lists, probably with other voice talent filling in a line  where needed.'),
('6312',' An hour long pilot of this show was broadcast as the first episode  of _"ABC Saturday Superstar Movie, The" (1972)_ (qv).'),
('6313',' Both Superman and Wonder Woman made guest appearances on the show.  In fact, "Its All Greek to Me" (episode 13) marked the first time  that Wonder Woman appeared as an animated character.'),
('6314',' The songs "We Can Make the World a Little Brighter", "Time to  Change", "Sunshine Day" and "Keep On" were originally performed on  _"Brady Bunch, The" (1969)_ (qv) and were later used on this show.'),
('6315',' In addition to the main shows, there are also additional puzzles set  during commercial breaks of movies shown throughout the day on the  channel.'),
('6316',' The show courted mild controversy when it emerged that at least one  of the experiments was faked by a pyrotechnics department. The  alkali metals are known to react rapidly with water, producing  hydrogen gas and energy, with potentially explosive results. An  experiment was set up to demonstrate how these metals reacted by  dropping them in water, with the expectation that the heavier alkali  metals would be more potent. Lithium, sodium, potassium and rubidium  reacted with increasing potency. However caesium (the heaviest of  the alkali metals commonly available) simply sank to the bottom of  their "tank" (a bath) before it could react significantly, which was  far less dramatic than the other reactions suggested. The producers  had the bath wired with explosives and blown to pieces, and  presented this instead. According to a statement issued by the  production company, they frequently used pyrotechnics in this way.'),
('6317',' Was originally televised in 1946 with the original radio host Donald  McCullough.'),
('6318',' Braks father was never originally intended to be so short. An error  was made when compositing a scene and Dads file was made too small  in comparison to everything else. Nevertheless, it was such a  hilarious mistake that they left him they way he was.'),
('6319',' In the episode "Time Machine", Zorak remembers his days in Grandma  Prison, and in the flashback, hes wearing a prison uniform with the  number 655321 on it. This was the prisoner number of Malcolm  McDowells Alex in the movie A Clockwork Orange.'),
('6320',' Doug Funnies birthday is August 22 and he is left'),
('6321','handed.'),
('6322',' A continuation of the Nickelodeon series Doug, there are a few  differences between the two shows. The age and wardrobe of most of  the characters, for one. Also, the Beets have broken up, the Honker  Burger has been bought out, Roger Klotz is as rich as Bebe Bluff,  the Mayor is now the Principal of the school, Porkchop the dog lives  in a teepee not an igloo, Connie has lost a lot of weight, the  Funnies have a new baby Cleopatra Dirtbike Funnie, and oft'),
('6323','mentioned  juvenile deliquent Skunky Beaumont finally has a face.'),
('6324',' With the exception of Doug (Billy West (II) (qv)) all the original  voices from the Nickelodeon series are in the new series, reprising  their roles.'),
('6325',' Jasons horse was Domino.'),
('6326',' In one of the last scenes there is a man talking in a mobile phone.  That man is Tomas Eneroth he is one of the members in the Swedish  Parliament, the Riksdag.'),
('6327',' Originally scheduled for 26 May 2006.'),
('6328',' Originally scheduled for 19 May 2006.'),
('6329',' Originally scheduled for 26 May 2006.'),
('6330',' Originally scheduled for 2 June 2006.'),
('6331',' Originally scheduled for 19 May 2006.'),
('6332',' Originally scheduled for 2 June 2006.'),
('6333',' An untransmitted pilot episode of Brass Eye called "Torque TV"  exists, though for some reason it was never included on the Brass  Eye DVD. It was made in 1995 by Morris and the rest of the crew.  Most of the material in "Torque..." was re'),
('6334','used for the Animals  episode of the Brass Eye series, but there are several scenes that  are either unique to "Torque...", or were edited down for inclusion  in the series. Of note is an entirely excised interview between  David Jatt (Chris Morris) and Sir Peregrine Worsthorne, ex'),
('6335','editor of  The Sunday Telegraph talking about domestic hippos; an extended  WOFDCAP sequence in which the animal rights activists have a  telephone conversation with Martin Amis about the plight of Karla  the elephant; a thrilling look at how animals are gaining respect,  including the heartwarming tale of a mouse that saved a drowning  tramp; an extended sequence in which Dr. Jonathan Kwattes explains  why all animals are vegetarian '),
('6336',' even the carnivores '),
('6337',' to a press  conference; a heartfelt plea from murderous scamp Reggie Kray, and  an extended interview with Carla Lane.'),
('6338',' Brave Eagles horse was White Cloud.'),
('6339',' The last cartoon produced by Filmation.'),
('6340',' Billys full name is William Thomas Boswell.'),
('6341',' Julies full name, before her marriage, is Julie Brenda Paula Sharon  Jefferson.'),
('6342',' Lilo Lils real name is Lillian Whittaker.'),
('6343',' Kim Poirier (qv) was close to being picked as one of the female  leads of the show when she was 15 but when they asked her to remove  her tongue ring which she refused and didnt get the role.'),
('6344',' The 500th and final episode was broadcast on 29 May 2005.'),
('6345',' Ed Binns (qv) first TV role.'),
('6346',' Malachi Throne (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6347',' Brets horse was Lowball.'),
('6348',' Brice interviewed Bill Hayes (I) (qv) and  Susan Seaforth Hayes (qv) of _"Days of Our Lives" (1965)_ (qv)  fame once at a fund raiser but afterwards they refused to allow the  footage to be used. They didnt like the edgy nature of the show so  the segment never aired.'),
('6349',' Brice bought the original painting "MTV Is Number One" by Phil  Giroux, co'),
('6350','host of "The Tom Green Show". Brice bought Phils  painting on eBay and he has stated publicly since that he plans on  featuring it in a future episode.'),
('6351',' This was an hour'),
('6352','long special and the only episode to run longer  than 30 minutes.'),
('6353',' "The Christmas Special" (Episode 1.2), hosted by Santa Claus, was  the only episode of the show to be hosted by someone other than  Brice.'),
('6354',' This episode featured Santa Claus "ho'),
('6355','ho'),
('6356','hoing" for the entire 30  minutes of the broadcast. It isnt known whether or not the actor  who played Santa actually kept it up the entire time or if the video  was looped. Some fans went so far as to carefully watch the episode  repeatedly and claim after scrutinizing it, they cant see an "edit  point". So its possible the actor "ho'),
('6357','ho'),
('6358','hoed" for the entire  half'),
('6359','hour.'),
('6360',' Originally, producer Derek Granger (qv) asked  Andrews, Anthony (I) (qv) to play the role of Charles Ryder.  Andrews, however, felt he was better suited for the part of  Sebastian Flyte. Jeremy Irons (qv), Grangers first choice for  Sebastian, preferred to play Ryder, so the two actors swapped roles.'),
('6361',' Castle Howard, which was used as the location for much of the  series, was owned by George Howard '),
('6362',' who at the time was the  chairman of the BBC, a rival of the network airing the series. He  nonetheless agreed not only to allow his castle to be used, but  served as a technical advisor and supplied many of the props for the  production, while also advising the filmmakers in ways to avoid  incorrect portrayals of life in such an environment.'),
('6363',' The ship in the storm scenes is actually unused footage from  _Poseidon Adventure, The (1972)_ (qv).'),
('6364',' Production was delayed for several months by a strike of ITV  technicians in 1979. When filming resumed, director  Michael Lindsay'),
('6365','Hogg (qv) was no longer available because of  commitments in America so he was replaced by  Charles Sturridge (qv) for the scenes filmed in Oxford and many of  the ones filmed at Castle Howard ("Brideshead").'),
('6366',' During the enforced break in filming caused by the ITV technicians  strike in 1979, it was decided by the cast and producer that  John Mortimer (I) (qv)s original six'),
('6367','hour script did not fully do  justice to the book and that too much had been left out, so he was  asked to write additional scenes bringing the total length to 13  hours.'),
('6368',' When filming the scenes during the storm on board the ocean liner,  the small cabin sets were made to rock from side to side, but this  could not be done for the much larger dining room set, so producer  Derek Granger (qv) stood on a chair behind the camera and waved a  stick from side to side to indicate to the cast which way to lurch  and sway.'),
('6369',' Laurence Olivier (qv) was offered his choice of roles in either  Lord Marchmain or Edward Ryder (which ultimately went to  John Gielgud (qv)). Olivier picked Lord Marchmain, but later  regretted the choice as he realized that Edward Ryder was actually a  much stronger role.'),
('6370',' Last part of series.'),
('6371',' Won two Silver trophies for the 27th Annual Telly Awards for the  category of Music Video (for series) and Miscellaneous (for shows  promo).'),
('6372',' Birney, David (qv) married Baxter, Meredith (qv).'),
('6373',' The highest'),
('6374','rated show ever to be cancelled. It ranked fifth in the  ratings of all shows that season.'),
('6375',' The idea of a Jew marrying a Catholic was highly controversial at  the time. Reportedly, the show was cancelled because CBS executives  were tired of the constant protests and hate mail.'),
('6376',' A 7th season was written but never shot because of management  changes inside French public network Antenne 2.'),
('6377',' On the fifth season, aka "Les Nouvelles Brigades du Tigre",  François Maistre (qv) was dismissed from the show and was replaced  by the German actor Pinka Braun (qv) at the behest of the new  German co'),
('6378','producer.'),
('6379',' When "Les nouvelles Brigades du Tigres" ended in 1982, the show run  again one year later under the title "Les années folles".'),
('6380',' In August 1962, the producers announced that they had hired the  first black performer to appear on soaps. The actor was  Rex Ingram (qv), but he didnt get much time to settle in before  the show was cancelled a month later.'),
('6381',' The first and only soap opera to air on network television with an  explicitly religious theme.'),
('6382',' Hal Holbrook (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6383',' When Stone was killed, he had only $36.27 in his pockets. When he  comes back 15 years later, thats all he ever has, each day, no  matter how much he spends. Its a reference to the Bible, Ezekiel  36:27: "And I will put my spirit within you, and cause you to walk  in my statutes, and ye shall keep my judgements, and do them."'),
('6384',' Originally, John Glover (qv) was to have only a recurring role in  the series playing the Devil. However, after producers saw the  chemistry between Glover and Peter Horton (I) (qv), he was made a  regular cast member.'),
('6385',' The show was inspired by the success of the film  _Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)_ (qv).'),
('6386',' Frank Bucks compound was recreated from original photographs of the  real Frank Buck (I) (qv)s Katong headquarters and featured  pictures of his actual parents hanging on the wall, as well as the  flag of his home state, Texas.'),
('6387',' Shot mostly on the back'),
('6388','lot of Columbia Picture Televisions Burbank  Studios, The famous Raffles Hotel was built on the studios New  York Street. The bar and lobby was constructed on Stage 22 and  featured lamps on the tables that were used in  _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv). So called Annie Street, built for the at  that time just completed film _Annie (1982)_ (qv) was redressed to  become the bustling main street in Singapore. Scenes that required  an actual jungle as background were filmed in Hawaii and the Los  Angeles Arboretum.'),
('6389',' Bruce Boxleitner (qv)s jodhpurs and pith helmet actually dated  back to the 1920s, while the boots he wore in the pilot episode went  back all the way to 1918.'),
('6390',' As H.H., Ron ONeal (qv) drives several expensive cars, including  a one of a kind 1934 Phantom II Rolls Royce (Chasis No. 15'),
('6391','RY). This  vehicle was especially deigned for the Maharaja Jodhpur as a hunting  car. The license plate reads BUNDI, not to be confused by the  character of Bhundi played by Harvey Jason (qv).'),
('6392',' Bruce Boxleitner (qv)s jodhpurs and pith helmet actually dated  back to the 1920s, while the boots he wore in the pilot episode went  back all the way to 1918.'),
('6393',' Though technically Season 4 of  _"Hollywood Greats, The" (1977)_ (qv), this series was retitled “The  British Greats” as its subjects were stars of British Cinema.'),
('6394',' Chris Barrie (qv) starred in both this series and  _"Red Dwarf" (1988)_ (qv) at the same time.'),
('6395',' Councillor Druggetts car registration is N250 EBM.'),
('6396',' Julie is originally from Rotherham.'),
('6397',' Caroles children are called Ben, Emily and Jessica.'),
('6398',' A plaque on the wall of Brittas office in series two shows that he  was born in 1958.'),
('6399',' Brittas full name is Gordon Wellesley Brittas.'),
('6400',' The Brittas Empire was filmed mostly in a studio, but also, the  leisure centre used was Ringwood Recreation Centre in Hampshire.  Quite a few of the other outside shots were also filmed in Ringwood  town itself.'),
('6401',' New Zealands first prime'),
('6402','time animated show.'),
('6403',' TV debut of Orson Bean (qv).'),
('6404',' This series split into two shows after a few months '),
('6405',' "Headline  Clues" became a daytime game show, and "Broadway to Hollywood"  became an evening variety revue. It first aired in 1949 as "Headline  Clues" over the DuMont Television Network on Friday evenings at 8:30  pm EST, and as "Broadway to Hollywood" it aired on Wednesday nights  at 10:00 pm EST during the 1950 season, at 8:30 pm EST on Wednesdays  during the 1951 season, on Thursdays at 8:30 pm EST for the 1951  season, at 9:00 pm EST Thursdays during 1952, then back to 8:30 pm  EST on Thursdays. The final broadcast was on 15 July 1954.'),
('6406',' The unidentified two'),
('6407','strip technicolor sequences used to illustrate  the Ziegfeld Follies were lifted out of  _Glorifying the American Girl (1929)_ (qv). The star of this film,  also unidentified although frequently shown in the clips, was  Mary Eaton (qv), sister of interviewee Doris Eaton.'),
('6408',' Because Michael Ansara (qv) did such a convincing portrayal of  Cochise, and because of his somewhat Indian'),
('6409','sounding name, many  viewers thought he actually was an Indian. In reality, he was born  in Syria and his parents, while American citizens, were from Egypt.'),
('6410',' Premiered on ABC on 23 September 1958. Its 68th and final episode  aired on 30 April 1962.'),
('6411',' Jason Giambi (qv) can be seen as a taxi driver that yells to  Reggie Jackson, "come to New York Reggie".'),
('6412',' In 2000, the character Matt Musgrove (played by  Kristian Ealey (qv)) transferred from Brookside to  _"Hollyoaks" (1995)_ (qv), the first time this had been done in  England.'),
('6413',' The series was filmed on a real estate in Liverpool. Mersey TV owned  all the houses one of which was used as a production office and  never actually filmed in. When the series was cancelled in 2003 the  houses were renovated and are now used for the interior scenes in  _"Hollyoaks" (1995)_ (qv). The only exterior scenes are shot around  the front doors.'),
('6414',' The last resident to leave Brookside Close, Jimmy Corkhill, added  the letter d to the word Close, symbolically signalling the end  of the soap.'),
('6415',' In the final few episodes a drug dealer named "Jack Michaelson"  moved into Brookside Close. This is a play on the name Michael  Jackson, the Channel 4 controller who had canceled the soap.'),
('6416',' Brian Haley (qv) was originally cast as Waylon Shaw, but was  substituted by Chris Penn (I) (qv) after the pilots taping.'),
('6417',' Cancelled the morning after the fifth episode aired.'),
('6418',' The series was inspired by real'),
('6419','life Irish American brothers from  the Irish neighborhood of South Boston: James "Whitey" Bulger, Jr.,  a gangster who has been on the F.B.I.s Most Wanted List for 10  years as a fugitive from justice, and Senator William Bulger (qv)  (known as "Billy"), a powerful state politician who was President of  the Massachusetts Senate and later president of the University of  Massachusetts higher educational system.'),
('6420',' Kevin Chapman who plays Freddie Cork was discovered by the late  Director Ted Demme while working in the City Of Boston Film Office.'),
('6421',' Based on the Lawrence Brothers experience.'),
('6422',' The laugh track is borrowed from _"Boy Meets World" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('6423',' Each episode takes about a day or two to complete.'),
('6424',' Tom Skerritt (qv) and Sally Field (qv) have played a married  couple before, in _Steel Magnolias (1989)_ (qv). They played roles  of Julia Robertss parents.'),
('6425',' Rachel Griffiths (I) (qv) (Sarah) and Matthew Rhys (qv) (Kevin)  have appeared together in _Very Annie Mary (2001) (TV)_ (qv) a TV  movie.'),
('6426',' Robert McCallister was the name of a character on a previous  Greg Berlanti (qv) show, _"Jack & Bobby" (2004)_ (qv) about a boy  that grew up to be the President of the United States. As with  Brothers & Sisters, he had a wife named Courtney and a son called  Jack.'),
('6427',' While the producers were looking for an actor to play the role of  Jason McCallister (Robert McCallisters brother and Kevin Walkers  love interest), Rob Lowe (I) (qv), who plays Robert McCallister,  recommended John Barrowman (qv), who had costarred with Lowe in "A  Few Good Men" on the London stage. The producers offered the role to  Barrowman, and he was interested in taking it, but was ultimately  unable to work the shooting schedule around the schedule for his own  show, _"Torchwood" (2006)_ (qv).'),
('6428',' Kevin Walkers Apartment number is 507'),
('6429',' In this original pilot, the characters of Joe and Sarah (originally  named Jed and Nora) had an autistic child played by Jimmy Jax  Pinchak. In the re'),
('6430','shot pilot, the character was dropped. And their  surnames were changed from Traylor to Whedon.'),
('6431',' In this original pilot, the character of Kevin Walker (originally  named Bryan) had a son before coming out, and was battling his  ex'),
('6432','wife for custody. In the re'),
('6433','shot pilot, the son, ex'),
('6434','wife and  storyline was dropped.'),
('6435',' "Bruno" is Bruce Willis (I) (qv)s nickname.'),
('6436',' The mini'),
('6437','series is an extended version of the movie, shot in 1977.'),
('6438',' The writers and stars Trond Kirkvaag (qv), Knut Lystad (qv) and  Lars Mjøen (qv) contacted their fanclub (KLM Fanclub) and arranged  it so that 35 fans will get the chance to play extras throughout the  entire series.'),
('6439',' The series is shot at more than 100 different locations throughout  South'),
('6440','Eastern parts of Norway.'),
('6441',' The names of the three main characters (Gaus, Roms and Brumund)  together with their surname Dal make up names of places or townships  in Norway '),
('6442',' Gausdal, Romsdal and Brumunddal.'),
('6443',' The places that the main characters visit with their time machine  are (in order): Norway during the Viking age (the year 1030), 17th  century France (spoofing "The Three Musketeers"), the 18th century  (spoofing "Robinson Crusoe"), ancient Egypt (where they encounter a  pharaoh and a mummy), the wild west in 19th century America, 1920s  England (where they spend the night in a haunted mansion), 12th  century England (spoofing the legend of Robin Hood), the 1001 Nights  universe (encountering a genie in a bottle and Ali Baba) and finally  Norway during World War 2, before they are beamed aboard an alien  spaceship and transported to a distant planet in another galaxy! All  this was managed on an impressively modest budget and the crew  rarely left the vicinities of Oslo, Norway when shooting it.'),
('6444',' In the episode where the time machine ends up in World War 2, the  brothers encounter the Norwegian resistance group Milorg, however  here they are called Milord '),
('6445',' with a d. Later, when the resistance  members are marching to their secret headquarters they are humming  the Edith Piaf'),
('6446','classic "Mon Dieu" (Mi Lord).'),
('6447',' When Roms makes his appearance as the gunslinger "Roms the Kid Dal"  (in the wild west episode) the music playing in the background is  from Sergio Leones _Cera una volta il West (1968)_ (qv) (Once Upon  a Time in the West).'),
('6448',' When the Indian chief tells his people to stop dancing around the  totem pole (in the wild west episode) he says: "Ada Haug!" and they  all stop. Ada Haug was the woman in charge of the Childrens and  Youth department at NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation) when  the series was made.'),
('6449',' To cut costs the three writers/stars, Lars Mjøen (qv),  Knut Lystad (qv) and Trond Kirkvaag (qv) would often dub the  voices of many of the extras as well.'),
('6450',' Tom Mathisen (qv), the narrator throughout the story also appears  as the leader of the bandits (under a big hat and a large fake  moustache) in the wild west episode.'),
('6451',' This serial did exceedingly well in the Singapore ratings in 1999.  It was the No. 2 serial and its last episode drew over a million  viewers (Singapores population is just 3 million).'),
('6452',' Among the celebrities and political figures usually spoofed in this  series are Mel Tiangco (qv), Mike Enriquez (I) (qv),  Pia Guanio (qv), Boy Abunda (qv) and President Gloria  Macapagal'),
('6453','Arroyo.'),
('6454',' Considered as the Filipino equivalent to  _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv), as both shows have parody  skits, and both air on weekends (athough the Philippine airing of  Bubble Gang precedes one American airing Saturday Night Live by a  day).'),
('6455',' Michael V.s two music video segments were inspired by Weird Al  Yankovics parody of hit songs. The segments '),
('6456',' Myusik Tagalog  Bersyon (MTB) and Music English Version (MEV) '),
('6457',' further boosted the  rating.'),
('6458',' The segment, Ang Dating Doon. launched in 1998 was a spoof to the  religious program, Ang Dating Daan. They originally intended to  quote the Bible, but because of religious sensitivities, they just  decided to quote English fairy tales and Tagalog nursery rhymes and  make fun of it. It used the soundtrack from Voltes Five  (_"Chôdenji mashin Borutesu Faibu" (1977)_ (qv)) as music theme.'),
('6459',' The show changed its jingle three times so far. The first jingle was  a rock ditty entitled "Bubble Gang (Just Chew It!)", which figured  prominently in the shows opening billboard (OBB) from 1995'),
('6460','1997.  The second jingle was a reggae, "Chew (The Bubble Gang Ye!)" which  had two versions. The first version played in the shows OBB from  1997'),
('6461','1999 while the second version (which was played from 1999'),
('6462','2002)  removed the reggae beat and changed it into an a cappela performed  by Michael V. and Ogie Alcasid. The current jingle, "Bubble Gang  (Pwede!)" was adapted from the Mexican song "La Cucaracha". A second  version of the jingle, a candy factory'),
('6463','like sound, is used in the  "Bubble Gang" OBB until October 20, 2006.Todays OBB was a third and  current version of "Bubble Gang (Pwede!)" with a little bit of tune  from the first version, the vocals also returned and a little bit of  new tunes also added. All the shows past and present jingles were  made by Ogie Alcasid and Michael V.  Antonio Aquitania was the one responsible for creating Bubble Gangs  hit spoof group Sexballs, which copied the antics of the  SexBomb Dancers (qv). Sexballs has also guested as a group in  other GMA shows and appeared occasionally in concerts headlined by  either Michael V. or Ogie Alcasid.'),
('6464',' Set six to seven years after the original Bubblegum Crisis, but this  series is quite different in its continuity with the original. The  first few episodes deal with Lina Yamazaki searching for and joining  the Knight Sabers, but in the original series, Lina was already an  established member of the team.'),
('6465',' Due to contractual problems and the ownership of the original  character designs, all of the characters have been redesigned for  the new series. However, the hardsuits the Knight Sabers use are the  same in design as the original series.'),
('6466',' In addition to new character designs, the characters personalities  have been altered greatly. Priss is much more stoic in 2040 than she  was in the original version, while Sylia, originally very stoic in  the first series, is now very emotional. Linna is given much more  screen time and depicted as being an idealistic farm girl rather  than as a shallow, greedy man'),
('6467','eater. Nene is also much more  aggressive (and arrogant) than she was in the original version. The  character of Daley Wong is also more subdued and no longer depicted  as a homosexual caricature, as he was in the original series. The  Leon McNichol character is also different, more of a "tough guy" and  less of a pretty boy.'),
('6468',' The ship used in the series was the same one used for  _Treasure Island (1950)_ (qv) and _Moby Dick (1956)_ (qv).'),
('6469',' Robert Shaw (I) (qv) wasnt available to begin filming until the  third episode. In order to meet the US launch date production began  without him.'),
('6470',' Props from series _"Battlestar Galactica" (1978)_ (qv) were used in  this series.'),
('6471',' The shows theme tune, "Suspension", originally had lyrics, but  these were only heard in the pilot.'),
('6472',' Throughout most of the first season, Erin Gray (qv) plays Wilma as  a blonde. Near the end of the first season, and for the remainder of  the series, she was allowed to return to her normal brunette hair  color.'),
('6473',' US broadcast of the second season was delayed until midway through  the 1980'),
('6474','81 TV season due to an actors strike. During the strike,  the series was retooled to make it a variation on  _"Battlestar Galactica" (1978)_ (qv).'),
('6475',' While working on this series, Mel Blanc (qv) provided voices for  the parody  _Duck Dodgers and the Return of the 241/2th Century (1980) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('6476',' Mel Blanc (qv) was briefly replaced by Bob Elyea (qv) as the  voice of Twiki at the start of the second season. After protests  from fans, he returned to the role for the final episodes.'),
('6477',' The studio decided to cancel the series before the last episode was  shot. The producer was evidently incensed that this happened,  without his prior knowledge, and began to clear out his office  immediately upon hearing the news. To exact a measure of revenge,  however, he assigned an intern, Guy Magar (qv), to direct the  final episode. Magar had just happened to pop into the directors  office to see if he needed anything just after the producer got the  call about the cancellation. The studio had no idea that Magar had  never before directed a TV show (or anything beyond a student film).  Magar went on to direct episodes of _"Sliders" (1995)_ (qv),  _"La Femme Nikita" (1997)_ (qv) and other shows.'),
('6478',' The opening of the show said, "In 1987, NASA launched the last of  the deep space probes." However, following the Challenger accident  in January 1986, NASA suspended flight operations. The next launch  did not happen until 1988.'),
('6479',' Written on the side of the spaceship Searcher (season two) is "Per  Adua Ad Astra" , which is a misspelling of "Per Ardua Ad Astra"  (Through Adversity To The Stars), the motto for The Royal Air Force  (ardua is the plural of arduus, meaning the steep place, so  the phrase could also mean "Past the summit to the stars").'),
('6480',' The Earth Starfighter spacecraft seen in the series was originally  supposed to be the Colonial Viper in Battlestar Galactica, and was  designed by Ralph MacQuarrie (qv). When Galactica producers went  with a different style for the Viper, the original design resurfaced  in Buck Rogers as the Starfighter.'),
('6481',' In "The Golden Boy", the village set is the same one used in the  original Frankenstein movies.'),
('6482',' Bucks ship is called "Ranger 3" by the narrator. Ranger 3 was a  1962 lunar probe which missed the moon and was lost in space.'),
('6483',' The series is effectively divided into two separate shows with the  first season set on Earth and the second set aboard a deep space  exploration vessel. The first season villains the Draconians are  never seen in the second season and neither is Bucks mentor Dr.  Huer. The shift from a permanent Earth setting to a spacecraft plot  was an effort to boast ratings and provide for more diverse  episodes. The shift had exactly the opposite effect, with many fans  seeing the "Space Buck Rogers" a disappointment from the "Earth Buck  Rogers".'),
('6484',' Michael Ansara was the first choice to play Kane, but was  unavailable for filming the two'),
('6485','hour pilot episode "Awakening," so  Henry Silva was chosen, in part because, with "Awakening" scheduled  for theatrical release prior to the series TV debut, Silva was  considered to have more box'),
('6486','office clout. Ansara was brought in to  play Kane once the television series was on'),
('6487','air. The change both in  casting and from theatrical release to series television had a  subtle effect on Kanes relationship with Princess Ardala. In  "Awakening" there is a flirtatious quality to some of Ardalas  banter with Kane, such as when she asks if Kane desires "Me, or my  throne?" and when she pointedly tells Kane that Buck Rogers  "wouldnt have been necessary if you were more of a man." This  flirtatious banter, however, disappears with Ansaras assumption of  the role, as the relationship between the two becomes harder'),
('6488','edged  and more businesslike, notably in the episode "Ardala Returns" where  Ardala repeatedly expresses doubt about Kanes Zygot robot  duplicates of Buck Rogers and at one point she angrily tells Kane to  sit down.'),
('6489',' The enemy spaceship in "Flight of the War Witch" was unfinished when  shooting was scheduled to begin, so it was turned upside down to add  an alien look to it.'),
('6490',' Two of the futuristic buildings shown actually exist. Bucks white  apartment building with the sharp corner is actually the library at  San Diego State University. The five columned Earth Defense  Headquarters is really the Los Angeles Trade Center.'),
('6491',' This is a "clip" show in which Buck receives a riddle and must use a  mind probe to figure it out. Contains clips from episodes: Planet of  the Slave Girls (1.3, 1.4), Vegas In Space (1.5), The Plot to Kill a  City (1.6, 1.7) Return of the Fighting 69th (1.8), Unchained Woman  (1.9), Planet of the Amazon Women (1.10), Cosmic Whiz Kid (1.11),  Escape from Wedded Bliss (1.12), and Cruise Ship to the Stars (1.13)'),
('6492',' PA announcements heard during scenes taking place in spaceports,  etc. feature frequent in'),
('6493','joke references to other science fiction  classics. For example, in "Vegas in Space" you can hear Adam Strange  of Alpha Centauri being paged (Adam Strange was the hero of a  popular science fiction comic book of the 1960s). Episode #1.20 "A  Dream of Jennifer" has Captain Christopher Pike being paged. Pike  was the captain of the Starship Enterprise in the unaired pilot of  _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv).'),
('6494',' In addition to the mention of Captain Christopher Pike ("Report to  the Veterans Affairs Office at once!"), Norrin Rad is also paged  ("Sub'),
('6495','space call for Norrin Radd."). Norrin Rad is the real name of  the Silver Surfer from Marvel Comics.'),
('6496',' In the movie version of the pilot episode (#1.1 and #1.2),  "Awakening," William Conrad? (qv) was the voice of the Draconias  PA system, but for the TV version, his voice was replaced by that of  Vic Perrin? (qv).'),
('6497',' In the original script of the pilot, there was a subplot in which it  is revealed that Kane had once been one of Dr. Huers students. This  is alluded to when Ardala comments, "Youre from Earth, Kane...".  Also, in the original script, during the reception for Ardala in the  Inner City, there is a bantering conversation between Huer and Kane  where he hints that he has progressed far further under the  Draconians than Huer would have allowed him to.'),
('6498',' Gary Coleman asked for and received his spacesuit costume at the end  of the episodes filming.'),
('6499',' The "original" Buck Rogers of the 1930s (from  _Buck Rogers (1939)_ (qv)), Buster Crabbe (qv), made a guest  appearance as Brigadier Gordon in episode #1.3 "Planet of the Slave  Girls" (he was most famous, of course, for playing the title role in  _Flash Gordon (1936/I)_ (qv) and its sequels).'),
('6500',' Episode #1.03, "Planet of the Slave Girls", Buck goes to the planet  Vistula. As seen from outer space, the surface of the planet is a  mirror image of the great lakes area of the United States.'),
('6501',' Originally broadcast as one two'),
('6502','hour episode.'),
('6503',' Buster Crabbe (qv) appears briefly as Brigadier Gordon. His  character engages in some witty banter with Buck during the space  battle, saying he had "done this sort of thing before you were  born." The lines, and Crabbes appearance on the show, were an  homage to his portrayal of the Buck Rogers character in 1939.'),
('6504',' Episode #2.8, "The Crystals", reuses a special effect graphic from  _Andromeda Strain, The (1971)_ (qv) to depict an alien blood sample  viewed under a microscope.'),
('6505',' In an earlier scene, you can hear the PA system making an  announcement for "Doctor Adam Strange." Doctor Adam Strange is a DC  comic character since 1958, an American suddenly transported from  Peru to the planet Rann, who has since had many adventures.'),
('6506',' When the series started, it was not a certainty that  Erin Gray (qv) would sign on to reprise her movie role of Wilma  Deering. As a result, Buck has a few different female sidekicks in  early episodes, notably Juanin Clay (qv) as Major Marla Landers in  the episode #1.5,"Vegas In Space". Clay was intended as a possible  replacement for Gray, until it was decided she would continue in the  series.'),
('6507',' The last broadcast was 30 January 1951. No kinescopes are known to  exist.'),
('6508',' Bucky OHare was a comic'),
('6509','book character created by Larry Hama in the  1970s. He made his first appearance in an issue of Echos of  Futurepast.'),
('6510',' Thirteen episodes were produced. But the show was canceled after  five episodes. The remaining eight episodes never aired.'),
('6511',' Jim Breuer (qv) was originally cast as Dave Chappelle (qv)s  best friend but was fired just eight days before the premiere. The  premiere was postponed and re'),
('6512','shoots had to be done with  Christopher Gartin (qv) in the role.'),
('6513',' Five episodes of this series have yet to be aired.'),
('6514',' Bills horse was Chief.'),
('6515',' The sign on Judge Wileys shop reads, "Wileyville General Store /  Groceries '),
('6516',' Hardware '),
('6517',' Dry Goods / Judge Ben Fair n Square  Wiley, Prop. / Justice of the Peace / Town Marshal / Physician &  Surgeon / Blacksmith / Haircuts '),
('6518',' Legal Advice / By Appointment  Only"'),
('6519',' The show was on in the early afternoon, following Sheriff Johns  "Lunch Brigade".'),
('6520',' Series star Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) initially auditioned for  the role of Cordelia Chase, and Charisma Carpenter (qv), who plays  Cordelia, auditioned for the role of Buffy.'),
('6521',' Nathan Fillion (qv) (Caleb) originally auditioned for the role of  Angel when the show was first being cast in late 1996.'),
('6522',' Benz, Julie (qv) tried out for the part of Buffy and ended up in  the part of Darla.'),
('6523',' Allen, Elizabeth Anne (qv), who had a semi'),
('6524','recurring role as the  witch Amy Madison, originally auditioned for the role of Buffy.'),
('6525',' Other actresses considered for the lead role as Buffy also included  Holmes, Katie (qv) and Blair, Selma (qv).'),
('6526',' Lawson, Bianca (qv), who played Kendra the Vampire Slayer in  season 2, originally auditioned for the role of Cordelia.'),
('6527',' SPOILER: The characters of Spike, Oz, Faith, Wesley and Drusilla  were all supposed to be killed off, but have ended up living long  past their initial storylines. Also, the characters of Jenny and  Joyce were supposed to be killed off sooner than they were.'),
('6528',' Danny Strong (qv) (Jonathan) originally auditioned for the role of  Xander.'),
('6529',' SPOILER: Whedon, Joss (qv) is known to plan his season storylines  years in advance. Clues to Dawns arrival can be found as early as  the third season, but she doesnt actually show up until the fifth.'),
('6530',' The Gorches in episode 2'),
('6531','12 "Bad Eggs" have the same first names,  Lyle and Tector, as the Gorches from Peckinpah, Sam (qv)s  _Wild Bunch, The (1969)_ (qv). Giles refers to them slaughtering a  Mexican village in 1886, similar to the event that ends the movie,  but the movie is set in 1913.'),
('6532',' Green, Seth (qv) played Oz, the werewolf boyfriend of  Hannigan, Alyson (qv). He also played her boyfriend in  _My Stepmother Is an Alien (1988)_ (qv).'),
('6533',' Green, Seth (qv) is the only cast member to have acted in both the  TV series and the 1992 movie _Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)_ (qv).  (Green was cut from the feature film, but still appeared on the  videotape box.)'),
('6534',' Joss Whedon (qv) supplies the voice of the Mutant Enemy mascot  which says "Grrr ... Arrgh" heard at the end of almost every  episode.'),
('6535',' Series Creator Joss Whedon (qv) has said that the idea for Buffy  came from all the horror movies he had seen featuring a helpless  young blonde who would almost always be the first to die. He felt  she needed a better image.'),
('6536',' The character Jenny Calendar was originally to have been called  Nicki. This was changed to Jenny to avoid confusion on the set,  Nicholas Brendon (qv) being generally called Nicky by his  co'),
('6537','stars. (However, in season 7, the character Nikki Wood was added  and appears in several episodes.)'),
('6538',' "Mutant Enemy", Joss Whedon (qv)s production company, was the  name he gave to his first typewriter when he was 15. The logo was  created in 20 minutes when he was told he had to have one.'),
('6539',' Many of Andrew Wellss (Tom Lenk (qv)) lines include references to  the online fan community (the male slayer discussion, his inability  to understand Dawn and Buffys link).'),
('6540',' The Summers Sunnydale address is 1630 Revello Drive.'),
('6541',' The names of buildings and places at fictional U.C. Sunnydale are  actual locations and buildings at real'),
('6542','life U.C. Santa Cruz.'),
('6543',' The entire first season was filmed before the first episode went to  air, giving them the opportunity to go back and re'),
('6544','shoot various  scenes. The scene in the library where Buffy states "its my first  day..." was actually filmed on the last day of shooting after they  decided her original performance was too forceful and aggressive.  Another scene added to the pilot (to fill in time as it was shorter  than expected) was the infamous "you have something in your eye"  scene where The Master blinds a vampire who had failed him.'),
('6545',' The prologue ("In every generation there is a chosen one....") is  not used consistently. Two of the first twelve episodes dont use  it. During the second season, use of the prologue becomes even more  spotty. Anthony Head (qv) intones it only during the second  season.'),
('6546',' The first Sunnydale High School set is the same set used in Beverly  Hills 90210 as West Beverly Hills High.'),
('6547',' Joss Whedon (qv) gave the character Riley the last name "Finn"  after hearing executive producer Marti Noxon (qv) talking about  taking her dog, Finn, to the vet.'),
('6548',' Originally, Joss Whedon (qv) didnt want either of Buffys parents  to appear as characters on the show. Accepting that that could get  complicated, he settled on just having her mother, Joyce, appear.  Joyce ended up staying on the show for five seasons.'),
('6549',' Originally, the third member of the sixth seasons nerdly Trio was  to be Tucker, who appeared in the third season as a student who  wanted to kill everyone at the prom. Plans fell through with that,  so the writers replaced him with Andrew, Tuckers younger brother.'),
('6550',' Tom Lenk, who plays Andrew Wells, originally appeared in the 5th  season episode "Real Me" as Harmonys minion, Cyrus.'),
('6551',' In the episode "Dark Ages" Giles states, "And the rest is silence."  This seems to be a reference to the movie Buffy the Vampire Slayer,  as it was the last words Merrick, Buffys first watcher, left with  Buffy. The phrase in the movie would later become relevant to Buffy  in her defeating Lothos.'),
('6552',' Kali Rocha (qv), who showed up in the sixth season as vengeance  demon Halfreck, first appeared in a flashback episode in the fifth  season as Cecily, the woman who spurned William, causing him to  become the vampire known as Spike. Having already cast Rocha as  Halfreck, the writers knew the loyal fans would immediately  recognize her, so as an inside joke between them, when Halfreck  first saw Spike, she said, "William?"'),
('6553',' The character of Dawn was originally intended to have the power to  speak to the dead. She was also supposed to be able to move objects  with her mind. These powers were later dropped.'),
('6554',' The series is based not on the feature film  _Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992)_ (qv), but Joss Whedon (qv)s  original screenplay, which had been heavily rewritten to be more  comedic. The Buffy comic book series adapted the screenplay,  bringing the events of the movie in line with the TV shows  continuity.'),
('6555',' Ranked #3 in TV Guides list of the "25 Top Cult Shows Ever!" (30  May 2004 issue).'),
('6556',' In a number of scenes involving the club The Bronze, copies of books  from The Destroyer series by Murphy, Warren and Sapir, Richard can  be seen on book racks in the background.'),
('6557',' On Bravos "100 Greatest TV Characters", Buffy came in at number 13.'),
('6558',' Before he was turned into a vampire, Spikes name was William.  Angels real name was Liam, which is the Irish version of the  English/British William.'),
('6559',' After the series ended, Eliza Dushku (qv) was offered her own  spin'),
('6560','off series as the character Faith. But then she turned it down  to do _"Tru Calling" (2003)_ (qv).'),
('6561',' Buffys birthday was celebrated in the episode first aired on or  near 19 January each year. In the first'),
('6562','year episode "I Robot, You  Jane", Malcolm brings up Buffys school records on his computer. In  the first view, we see that Buffy was born on 24 October 1980, and  that she is a sophomore. The second time we see Buffys records, her  birthday is 6 May 1979, and she is a senior. Joss Whedon (qv)  finally decreed Buffys birthday to be 19 January 1981.'),
('6563',' In April 2002, TV Guide named  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) as one of "The 50 Greatest  TV Shows of All Time".'),
('6564',' In the Sunnydale cemetery, there is a frequently seen mausoleum with  the family name Alpert. Alpert is the last name of one of the shows  producers, Marc D. Alpert (qv).'),
('6565',' SPOILER: Many actors were able to reappear on the show, despite the  fact that their characters were killed off. Among those who reprised  their roles, once their characters were killed or murdered were Mark  Metcalf as The Master, Robia LaMorte who appeared several times  after the character of Jenny was killed, Azura Skye , Danny Strong ,  Lindsay Crouse and Kristine Sutherland . Darla played by Julie Benz  was killed during the first season yet not only did the character  appear in flashbacks, but she was also later resurrected from death  on the sister show _"Angel" _(1999).'),
('6566',' Amber Benson only appeared in the opening credits as a regular once.  It was the episode in which her character, Tara, was killed off.'),
('6567',' Buffy, Xander, and Willow each have at least one episode where there  character is doubled. There are 2 Willows '),
('6568',' regular Willow and Vamp  Willow '),
('6569',' in the season 3 episode "Doppelgangland"; Buffy appears  alongside the Buffy'),
('6570','Bot in several episodes; and Xander is split  into 2 Xanders in the season 5 episode "The Replacement".'),
('6571',' In the final season during the Dungeons and Dragons game between  Andrew, Giles, and one of the potentials the creature "Trogdor the  Burninator" is a reference to a character in an on'),
('6572','line  comic/mini'),
('6573','game.'),
('6574',' The character of Angel was supposed to stay dead after the season  finale of the second season, but the WB network came to Whedon with  the desire for a spin off series, so Angel was brought back during  the third season to set up his spin'),
('6575','off series.'),
('6576',' With the second season, David Boreanaz makes it onto the opening  credits as opposed to being listed as a guest star.'),
('6577',' Anthony Head tutored James Marsters in his London accent for Spike.  In reality, Heads accent is more like Spikes than the clipped  English tones that he sports in the show.'),
('6578',' James Marsters originally auditioned for Spike with a Texan accent.  This was quickly jettisoned in favor of a London accent instead.'),
('6579',' Spikes trademark coat cost $2000 from a top fashion store. It was  then run over repeatedly by a truck to give it that distressed look.'),
('6580',' Oz was originally supposed to wear thick rimmed glasses, much like  the lead singer of Weezer. This was dropped at the last minute as  Joss Whedon felt that it looked tacky.'),
('6581',' The headstones in Sunnydale Cemetery are actually made out of  Styrofoam.'),
('6582',' There are 43 churches in the town of Sunnydale (something to do with  it being located on the Hellmouth).'),
('6583',' Series creator Joss Whedon wanted to do a musical episode as early  as the first season, but the network wouldnt allow him to. When the  show switched networks after the fifth season, he was finally able  to get his wish, resulting in the episode "Once More, With Feeling".'),
('6584',' The library is stocked with all real books.'),
('6585',' It cost $5000 to "dust" a vamp using computer graphics'),
('6586',' Nicholas Brendon (qv) was told by producers to stop working out,  because they didnt want Xander "looking too buffed."'),
('6587',' Originally, another actress had been cast as Anya, but backed out  after finding out it was only for two guest spots. The role wound up  going to Emma Caulfield (qv).'),
('6588',' Joss Whedon (qv) toyed with the idea of making Xander gay instead  of Willow.'),
('6589',' The Oz'),
('6590','Veruca storyline in season four was supposed to last longer,  but had to be cut short when Seth Green (qv) left the series.'),
('6591',' Julia Lee (III) (qv) (Anne) and Mercedes McNab (qv) (Harmony)  were among the actresses that auditioned for Buffy, but wound up  with other roles on the series.'),
('6592',' During Angel and Buffys first lovemaking scene, Joss Whedon (qv)  and sound editor Cindy Rabideau (qv)provided the heavy breathing,  because they were too embarrassed to ask  Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) and David Boreanaz (qv) to do it.'),
('6593',' According to Nicholas Brendon (qv), he and  Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) proposed a storyline for season seven  where Xander and Buffy get together romantically. Their idea was  shot down, and they continued with the Buffy'),
('6594','Spike relationship.'),
('6595',' Because of the feud with UPN and the WB over Buffy jumping networks,  crossovers between ‘Buffy’ (which was on UPN), and  _"Angel" (1999)_ (qv) (which remained on the WB) were prohibited  during season six (season three of ‘Angel’).'),
('6596',' SPOILER: Robia LaMorte was happy to be asked back to reprise the  role of Jenny Calendar, but in interviews following the episode  stated that had she known she was to play the personification of the  first True Evil, she would not have taken the job, as she is a  born'),
('6597','again Christian.'),
('6598',' The first and only reappearance of Riley Finn after leaving Buffy in  the season 5 episode Into The Woods.'),
('6599',' The Gorches have the same first names, Lyle and Tector, as the  Gorches from Sam Peckinpah (qv)s _Wild Bunch, The (1969)_ (qv).  Giles refers to them slaughtering a Mexican village in 1886, similar  to the event that ends the movie, but the movie is set in 1913.'),
('6600',' When Giles is at the airport ready to catch his plane for England,  Tara gives him (as a goodbye gift) a little plastic finger monster  which she puts on her finger and says "Grrr... argh". This is the  same monster and sound that is made at the end of each episode, just  prior to the credits, by the production company mascot "Mutant  Enemy".'),
('6601',' We see Willow wearing a shirt with a number on it. We then see  Xander come in wearing what looks like a football jersey with a  number on it. Later when they gang is saying goodbye to Giles, Dawn  is wearing a shirt with 07 on it. The crew got many letters asking  what the numbers were supposed to mean, but there was no connection.  Executive Producer Marti Noxon (qv) said that this was completely  unintentional and was just a wardrobe coincidence.'),
('6602',' We see Willow wearing a shirt with a number on it. We then see  Xander come in wearing what looks like a football jersey with a  number on it. Later when they gang is saying goodbye to Giles, Dawn  is wearing a shirt with 07 on it. The crew got many letters asking  what the numbers were supposed to mean, but there was no connection.  Executive Producer Marti Noxon (qv) said that this was completely  unintentional and was just a wardrobe coincidence.'),
('6603',' The stuntwoman who was set on fire for the vampiric  immolation'),
('6604','o'),
('6605','gram is named Cindy Folkerson (qv). She has been  set on fire more times than any other stuntwoman in Hollywood.'),
('6606',' Whistler was originally going to be Angels sidekick for the  spin'),
('6607','off, however, Max Perlich (qv) could not commit.'),
('6608',' The sequence with the Mutant Enemy mascot, the little monster that  goes "Grr Argh" at the end of all episodes, was changed for a total  of six episodes:  '),
('6609',' in "Becoming Part Two" (#2.22) it said, Oh, I need a hug."  '),
('6610',' in "Amends" (#3.10) it wore a Santa hat and bells were jingling.  '),
('6611',' in "Graduation Day Part Two" (#3.22) it wore a graduation cap.  '),
('6612',' in "Once More With Feeling" (#6.07) it sang its "Grr Argh."  '),
('6613',' in "Storyteller" (#7.16) it sang, "We are as gods."  '),
('6614',' in "Chosen" (#7.22) it looked out at the viewers instead of    looking straight'),
('6615','forward.'),
('6616',' Xanders fake ID is a mock'),
('6617','up of an Ohio drivers license, with a  zip code (43226) located on the far north side of Columbus.'),
('6618',' Kal Penn stars in this episode as a frat extra.'),
('6619',' Buffy was turned into a rat in this episode to enable Sarah Michelle  Gellar to have the time off to film "Saturday Night Live".'),
('6620',' When Xander says, "Its a loop... like the Mummy Hand!" he is  referring to  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) {Life Serial (#6.5)}_ (qv) in  which Buffy is caught in a time loop and must battle a severed,  magical Mummys hand.'),
('6621',' This is Rudolf Martin (qv)s second time playing Dracula. He was  also in the movie  _Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula (2000) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('6622',' While speaking at the Wizard World Chicago Convention in August,  2004, Joss Whedon (qv) revealed that he had planned to bring the  character of Tara back from the dead at the end of Season 7. The  episode would have centered around Buffy being granted one  "life'),
('6623','altering" wish. Buffy would have struggled the whole episode  trying to decide what she wanted to do with the wish (including,  possibly, restoring Angels humanity). The episode would have ended  with Buffy telling Willow that shed just gotten a great new pair of  shoes, and when Willow asked her if she used up her wish on new  shoes, Buffy would have said, "No, silly!" and stepped aside to  reveal Tara. This plan was abandoned when Amber Benson (qv), who  played Tara, was unavailable for filming. However, some fans doubt  how true this statement is, feeling that Joss wanted to simply  please the fans.'),
('6624',' SPOILER: The series finale had two different major'),
('6625','character death  scenes written, one in which Anya was killed, and the other in which  Andrew was.'),
('6626',' During the Dungeons and Dragons game between Andrew, Giles, and one  of the potentials, reference is made to "Trogdor the Burninator" a  character from Mike Chapman (II) (qv) and  Matt Chapman (II) (qv)s HomestarRunner.com cartoons.'),
('6627',' Spike is referencing Alice Cooper (I) (qv) when he says,  "...schools out for bloody summer."'),
('6628',' In an interview, David Boreanaz (qv) (Angel) said that he did not  really want to do the Buffy finale, because he hates it when TV  shows do reunions.'),
('6629',' SPOILER: Emma Caulfield (qv) chose to let the producers kill off  Anya in the finale, because she did not want the character  reappearing on _"Angel" (1999)_ (qv) or any other possible spin'),
('6630','off.'),
('6631',' The scene in which Buffy, Xander, Willow, and Giles stand and  discuss what theyll do the next day, which ends with Giles saying  to himself "The Earth is definitely doomed" is an homage to the very  first storyline of the series which takes place over the first two  episodes of season 1. Ep. 1.02 "The Harvest" ends with Buffy,  Xander, and Willow walking away talking about ways for Buffy to get  herself kicked out of school, and Giles turns and mutters "The Earth  is doomed".'),
('6632',' Amber Benson (qv) was supposed to return as The First Evil  impersonating Tara, but she didnt want to come back just as a  villain, so Cassie Newton (Azura Skye (qv)) from a recent episode  was put in her place.'),
('6633',' Originally, Xander was supposed to talk to The First in the form of  Jesse (Eric Balfour (qv)), his buddy from the first episode.  However, when Eric was unavailable, a replacement for him couldnt  be found, and thus, Xander doesnt appear in the episode, making it  the only episode of the show not to feature Nicholas Brendon (qv).'),
('6634',' Joss Whedon & Marti Noxon are both uncredited writers on this  episode, each writer writing one of the four different segments. The  Dawn/Joyce segments were written by Jane Espenson, the Andrew,  Johnathan, & Warren segments were Drew Goddards, Marti Noxon wrote  the Willow/Cassie scenes, and Joss wrote Buffys conversation with  Holden.'),
('6635',' SPOILER: This episode was about a student planning to kill himself  on the school campus. It was filmed before the Columbine massacre,  but it was scheduled to air a week after the shooting and was  delayed until the next season. Due to the weapon he would have used,  a sniper rifle, and being in a clock tower, many people are under  the mis'),
('6636','impression that he was planning mass murder. This was also  contributed to by the fact that Buffy did telepathically hear  thoughts of somebody planning to kill all the students, but it  wasnt that student.'),
('6637',' In this episode we see that the Sunnydale High school newspaper has  an obituary section.'),
('6638',' SPOILER: As Caleb threatens to take out Xanders other eye following  the events of the previous episode, "Dirty Girls," Buffy gives Caleb  a warning, stating she would "END YOU" to Caleb. This is a reference  to a saying in Buffy and Angel creator, Joss Whedons other sci'),
('6639','fi  show, Firefly in which the line "I will end you" and the like were  frequently uttered by the characters, most notably by Nathan Fillion  himself, who on Buffy, plays Caleb, the character now receiving the  warning instead of giving it.'),
('6640',' At the very beginning of the episode when Giles and the Scoobies are  walking in the graveyard, theres a gravestone clearly marked  "Snyder", a reference to Principal Snyder, played by  Armin Shimerman (qv), who was a major character in the high school  years.'),
('6641',' The letters on the periscope in Andrew, Warren, and Jonathons  "lair" actually reads "Geek" in Russian.'),
('6642',' This is part 1 of the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer / Angel crossover.  Part 2 is: "Angel: Darla (#2.7)" (2000).'),
('6643',' Answering Principal Wood about whether the rise in school violence  is normal, Buffy says, "The Hellmouth has begun its semi'),
('6644','annual  percolation. Usually, it blows around May." This is an in'),
('6645','joke  referring to the fact that the season finale, which usually centers  around Hellmouth problems, was always shown in May in America.'),
('6646',' The language the Shadowmen speak is Swahili.'),
('6647',' Wentworth Millers first screen credit.'),
('6648',' The season three finale as delayed for three months after a rash of  school violence. The episode (which included a scene in which the  graduating class defended themselves with medieval weapons) was  pulled reportedly because producers feared that if an incident  occurred during a graduation ceremony, a clip would run in "violence  in media" clips.'),
('6649',' The death of recurring character Larry in this episode, hotly denied  by fans, was not confirmed until season six.'),
('6650',' SPOILER: Faith appears to Buffy in a dream, and tells her shes  "counting down from 7'),
('6651','3'),
('6652','0". Joss Whedon (qv) planted that as a  clue as to what would happen two years later in the fifth season  finale, in which Buffy was killed. 730 days equals two years.'),
('6653',' There is a hardcover copy of a William Shatner (qv) novel in the  pile of books on the floor of the Magic Box after Giles shoots  Willow through the wall (DVD, chapter 7, 12:49).'),
('6654',' Writer Carl Ellsworth was fired by Joss Whedon immediately after  completing the script for this episode.'),
('6655',' Giless friend Ethan Rayne calls him Ripper. At one point this was  the name given to another spin'),
('6656','off from the series but the plans  fell through after both "Buffy" and "Angel" finished.'),
('6657',' In Season 6 there is a scene where Buffy is playing Charades with  the crowd at Xander and Anyas wedding. She puts her fingers up to  her head like horns and you can hear someone in the background guess  "Deathwok Clan!". This is a reference to Lorne from  _"Angel" (1999)_ (qv), who is a demon with horns and a member of the  Dethwok clan.'),
('6658',' Cassie Newtons death (as well as Joyce Summers in episode 5.16,  "The Body") are the only ones in the shows huge body'),
('6659','count that  were due to natural causes.'),
('6660',' This was the episode with introduced Amber Benson (qv), playing  Tara Maclay, to the show. Although urban legend has it that Benson  played an uncredited part in Season Threes "Dopplegangland," that  is incorrect. This is her first appearance on the show. She was  originally passed over for the part by Joss Whedon (qv) because  she did not fit his mental image of what Tara should look and act  like, but Marti Noxon (qv) convinced Whedon to give Benson another  reading, and she so impressed him, he decided to retool the  character to fit the actress.'),
('6661',' Joss Whedon (qv) claimed he wrote this episode as a challenge to  himself. Critics had hailed him for his deft use of banter and witty  wordplay, so he decided to see if he was a good enough writer to  craft an episode which was largely lacking any dialog at all.'),
('6662',' Andy Hallett (qv) (Lorne on _"Angel" (1999)_ (qv)) can be seen in  the top left corner of Professor Walshs classroom.'),
('6663',' The scene when ghosts Grace and James take over Angel and Buffys  bodies was originally with Meredith Salenger and Christopher Gorham  playing Grace and James. This was so that the film could be watched  and mimicked by Sarah Michelle Gellar and David Boreanaz when it  came their turn to film it.'),
('6664',' After seeing David Boreanazs performance here, Joss Whedon realized  that the actor was strong enough to headline his own series.'),
('6665',' Meredith Salengers name is misspelled in the opening credits. It  reads Meredith Salinger.'),
('6666',' Whedon said in an interview with TV Guide that he got the idea for  an Angel spin'),
('6667','off during the scenes where David Boreanaz (qv)  portrayed Angelus, who was possessed by a female spirit.'),
('6668',' Buffys birthday was celebrated in the episode first aired on or  near 19 January each year. In this episode, Malcolm brings up  Buffys school records on his computer. In the first view, we see  that Buffy was born on 24 October 1980, and that she is a sophomore.  The second time we see Buffys records, her birthday is 6 May 1979,  and she is a senior. (She is also shown with two different GPAs, one  of them excellent.) Joss Whedon (qv) finally decreed Buffys  birthday to be 19 January 1981.'),
('6669',' Jenny Calendar was originally going to be named Nicki, but it was  later changed in order to avoid on'),
('6670','set confusion with Nicholas  (Nicky) Brendon.'),
('6671',' Series creator Joss Whedon provides the (uncredited) voice of the  newscaster in this episode, his only on'),
('6672','air appearance in the seven  year run of the show. He did make one on'),
('6673','screen appearance on this  shows spin'),
('6674','off, "Angel".'),
('6675',' Britney Spears (qv) was originally supposed to play April the  Robot but scheduling conflicts caused her to back out. Rumors of  Spears return to the show ran rampant for the rest of the series  run.'),
('6676',' The band name on the drum kit for Ozs band is "Dingoes ate my Baby"  and the Australian flag hangs over them, a reference to the  Lindy Chamberlain Creighton (qv) case in Australia.'),
('6677',' First appearance of Seth Green (qv) in the series.'),
('6678',' Both Nicholas Brendon and Ari Cela had to eat up to ten twinkies  each for each take of the scene in which they are eating lunch.'),
('6679',' Filming had to be halted for 25 minutes after Sarah Michelle  Gellars big crying scene for the actress to compose herself.'),
('6680',' Joss Whedons favorite "Buffy" episode.'),
('6681',' Sometimes "Buffy" writers include in'),
('6682','jokes in their scripts. The  shooting script for this episode contained the following direction:  "A couple of soldiers pass. Xander suavely nods to them. They nod  back and pass without comment, because they are extras."'),
('6683',' Stage directions for this episode: "A couple of soldiers pass.  Xander suavely nods to them. They nod back and pass without comment,  because they are extras." Later in a scene between Xander and Cordy:  "They haben der big smootchen."'),
('6684',' In the flashback scenes of Buffy and Angel making love, the heavy  breathing wasnt provided by David Boreanaz and Sarah Michelle  Gellar but by Joss Whedon and supervising sound editor Cindy  Rabideau. Whedon was too embarrassed to ask the actors to record it.'),
('6685',' Angel turning bad after sleeping with Buffy was one of the solutions  the writing team came up with to counter the potential Sam and Diane  fall'),
('6686','out that often happens in TV shows when two leading characters  finally get together. (The general consensus is that "Cheers" took a  nosedive once Sam and Diane became lovers.)'),
('6687',' Nicholas Brendon (qv) was ill for part of the filming of this  episode, so his twin brother, Kelly Donovan stood in for him for the  part of Xander Harris.'),
('6688',' The first time that Spike and Buffy kiss without magical  intervention.'),
('6689',' Joss Whedon (qv) designed Der Kindestod himself. He was an amalgam  of Freddy Krueger, Nosferatu, and the boogeyman.'),
('6690',' This was originally supposed to be a first season episode.'),
('6691',' When the writers first came up with the character of Robin Wood,  they werent definite on whether it would be a man or a woman, so  they picked a name that could apply to either gender.'),
('6692',' The First appears to Spike in reverse order of the Big Bads from  each season. Warren (Season 6), Glory (Season 5), Adam (Season 4),  Mayor Wilkins (Season 3), Drusilla (Season 2), The Master (Season 1)  and finally Buffy.'),
('6693',' The movie playing at the underground club is Dan Curtis 1973  television adaptation of "Dracula", starring Jack Palance.'),
('6694',' The fake vampire who greets Buffy when she visits the Sunset Club is  actually Todd McIntosh, the shows make'),
('6695','up supervisor.'),
('6696',' Jeff Pruitt, the series stunt supervisor until Season 5, cites Lie  to Me as his favorite episode.'),
('6697',' Guest star Jason Behr reunited with Sarah Michelle Gellar 8 years  later when they made "The Grudge" (2005).'),
('6698',' Spike makes mention of his mothers personal physician '),
('6699',' a Dr. Gull.  This is Dr. William Gull, Physician'),
('6700','in'),
('6701','extraordinary to the royal  family, and who some believe was Jack The Ripper. (see  _From Hell (2001)_ (qv).)'),
('6702',' The song that "The First" uses to trigger Spike to become evil again  is well known to millions of Canadians '),
('6703',' it was used as the theme  song of the long running childrens TV show,  _"Friendly Giant, The" (1958)_ (qv).'),
('6704',' Throughout the entire series, Buffy has a habit of beginning  episodes fighting vampires in a graveyard. The trend borders on  classic. This episode features the first of that type of opening  sequence.'),
('6705',' Willow has a "Nerf Herder" poster in her locker. The Buffy theme is  by "Nerf Herder", and it was Alyson Hannigan, who plays Willow, that  turned Joss Whedon onto using them for the theme.'),
('6706',' This episode was voted #1 in TV Guides viewers poll for the 50 Top  Musical Moments on Television from 1990'),
('6707','2002 in 2002.'),
('6708',' Buffy comments, "So... Dawns in trouble... must be Tuesday." This,  of course, refers to the timeslot in which UPN broadcasts the show.'),
('6709',' Two of the shows writers, David Fury (I) (qv) and  Marti Noxon (qv), have small singing parts. Fury can be seen  singing "They Got the Mustard Out" outside the magic shop when Buffy  checks to see if other people are singing. Noxon sings about a  parking ticket ("I think that hydrant wasnt there") while Giles,  Xander, and Anya are walking on the street after Xander and Anyas  duet.'),
('6710',' Alyson Hannigan (qv) hated her singing voice and asked not to have  a song, or any major singing lines of her own. In "Nightmares", we  see that Willow herself is terrified of singing in public.'),
('6711',' Joss Whedon (qv) says in his season six commentary that the two  vampires, the demon, the street cleaners and Sweets henchmen are  all played by the same people.'),
('6712',' Willow sings, "Some kid is dreaming and were all stuck inside his  wacky Broadway nightmare." This is a reference to a Season One  episode, "Nightmares", in which Sunnydale residents started to live  their nightmares in the real world because a kid in a coma dreamed  they did.'),
('6713',' Joss Whedon (qv) says his biggest surprise in terms of musical  ability was Emma Caulfield (qv).'),
('6714',' Joss Whedon didnt want to cut any more from the episode which ran  long, and the UPN aired it in its entirety.'),
('6715',' Up until "Conversations with Dead People" in season 7, this was the  only episode of "Buffy" to have the episode title displayed  on'),
('6716','screen.'),
('6717',' Giles offers up the first theory in the song "Ive Got a Theory." He  states, "Ive got a theory that its a demon. A dancing demon, no  wait, something isnt right there." Although he immediately  dismisses his theory, it is absolutely correct.'),
('6718',' The actors who were the dancing vampires and demon in the opening  number played the street sweepers later on, in the scene where  Giles, Anya and Xander are discussing the situation. If you look  closely youll realize theyre actually performing the same dance  routine.'),
('6719',' In July 2007, the NPR show "Talk of the Nation" reported that this  episode has spawned a traveling sing'),
('6720','along presentation in much the  same style as the audience'),
('6721','participation midnight movie showings of  _Rocky Horror Picture Show, The (1975)_ (qv) that became a cult  phenomenon after that movie was released.'),
('6722',' The final scene is of Marcy reading a textbook chapter titled  "Assassination and Infiltration" with a subtitle referring to  targeting the leader of a cult as an example. However, the actual  text begins with the date August 2, 19XX and this is followed by the  lyrics of the Beatles song, "Happiness is a Warm Gun" only they are  written as prose, with the line "Happiness is a warm gun" changed to  "Joy is a hot revolver".'),
('6723',' The book that is opened in a classroom at the end of the episode is  only displayed long enough for viewers to see the humorous (in  context) chapter title, but below it are the strangely appropriate  lyrics to "Happiness Is A Warm Gun" by The Beatles.'),
('6724',' This is part 1 of the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer / Angel crossover.  Part 2 is: "Angel: I Will Remember You (#1.8)" (1999).'),
('6725',' SPOILER: In the scene where Buffy and Willow receive the news of  Jennys death from Giles, the crew hooked up the phones so the  actors could actually talk.'),
('6726',' SPOILER: During the scene in which Buffy and Giles are standing  beside Jenny Calendars grave, the voice singing the melody is that  of Anthony Stewart Head.'),
('6727',' SPOILER: There was a lot of debate as to how Jenny Calendar should  die. Joss Whedon vetoed the idea of her being bitten, because he  wanted to make absolutely sure there was no chance at all of her  coming back as a vampire. When the decision was made to have Angelus  snap her neck, there was more debate, this time as to whether or not  Angelus should be wearing is human or vampire face when he does it.  It was eventually decided that he should be in full vampire mode.  Whedon thought that if he did it with his human face, it would be  too disturbing, and the audience would not want to see this person  as someone Buffy could still love.'),
('6728',' Joss Whedon originally didnt know whether it would be Willow or  Xander who turned out gay. Xanders conversation with Larry in this  episode could have been slightly foreshadowing had Xander been  chosen to be gay. As it is, this is not the first instance in the  series where there is the hint of doubt about Xanders sexuality.'),
('6729',' "Buffy" was one of the first TV series to cause quite a stir on the  Internet with numerous fansites and messageboards springing up. This  is acknowledged in this episode when Buffy stops in front of a  noticeboard. Theres a small note on the board thanking all of the  Buffy fans at the official website.'),
('6730',' Originally, another sign of the impending apocalypse was going to be  stones raining down on Sunnydale High. It was cut out due to budget  costs.'),
('6731',' The massive demon coming out of the Hellmouth at the end of  "Prophecy Girl" had to be frightening, but the budget didnt allow  for computer'),
('6732','generated images. The masterminds at Optic Nerve ended  up making tentacle "costumes". Each of the tentacles has a human  being inside, manipulating from within.'),
('6733',' The character of Dawn was originally intended to have the power to  speak to the dead. She was also supposed to be able to move objects  with her mind. These powers were later dropped.'),
('6734',' Features Tom Lenk as the Vampire minion Cyrus. He would later join  the cast for season 6 and 7 as Andrew Wells, an evil mastermind  turned good.'),
('6735',' SPOILER: In the original script, Machida was intended to survive  Buffys attack, however there was not enough time in the production  schedule to shoot the final sequence. In the cut sequence the snake  body of Machida joins back with its torso and takes Tom as it  descends back into the pit.'),
('6736',' "Restless" is the only episode of the series with no teaser. Once  the "Previously on..." part is done, it jumps to the shows credits  right away.'),
('6737',' Spike, was originally intended to last for a few episodes into the  Second Season. However, his character was immediately embraced and  loved by Buffy fans, which resulted in Joss Whedon (qv)s decision  to keep him in the series.'),
('6738',' Juliet Landau didnt have to audition for the part of Drusilla. Joss  Whedon had been very taken by her performance in  _Ed Wood (1994)_ (qv) that she was offered the part within an hour  of meeting with Whedon.'),
('6739',' In the original script, Spikes car was intended to be a Cadillac.  In reality, it is a Desoto Sportsman, California license plate  number HIA'),
('6740','873.'),
('6741',' SPOILER: Amber Benson (qv) was added to the opening credits of the  show for one episode, "Seeing Red," in which she was killed and  never seen again. Series creator Joss Whedon (qv) has said that  hes always wanted to do this, and was planning on doing it in the  series premiere with the character Jesse, to show that the show was  full of surprises, but at the time he didnt have the money to make  another set of credits.'),
('6742',' SPOILER: The scene where Spike attempts to rape Buffy is done in one  shot because James Marsters, who plays Spike, generally refuses to  do rape scenes. He claims that the reaction you see (Spike realizing  that hes just tried to rape Buffy) is his own. He wont watch that  scene, and hes refused to ever do anything like it again.'),
('6743',' Aimee Mann (qv) guest stars as herself. When exiting the stage at  the Bronze, during which her performance was interrupted by a  vampire falling from the balcony, Aimee can be overheard saying,  "Man, I hate playing vampire towns."'),
('6744',' In this episode, Angel reveals that he is 241 years old.'),
('6745',' The seventh season episode, "Storyteller", which focused on the  character Andrew, was an experiment to see how the audience would  respond to a show centered around Andrew, since the series was  ending and they were trying to find a character upon whom they could  build another spin'),
('6746','off show.'),
('6747',' {Superstar (#4.17)}'),
('6748',' Brad Kane (I) (qv) provided the singing voice for Jonathan (played  by Danny Strong (qv)). Kane had earlier appeared in the episode  "The Prom" as Tucker (the guy who trains the demons to attack the  students at the prom) whose brother Andrew went on to become one of  the Trio with Jonathan.'),
('6749',' Julie Costello (I) (qv) and Shawnie Costello (qv), who play the  Swedish twin sisters Ilsa and Inga, bedmates for Jonathan, are from  Kentucky, and according to Jane Espenson (qv), their Swedish  accents were dubbed in.'),
('6750',' The opening credits are changed specifically for the episode to  included shots of Jonathan performing heroic acts.'),
('6751',' On _"Angel" (1999) Underneath (#5.17)_ (qv) Illyria mentions a world  entirely filled with shrimp. This, of course, is a nod to Anya and  Buffy talking about the shrimp world.'),
('6752',' The Jenny Calendar character was not originally intended to be a  gypsy, that plotline arose out of a need to further explain and  deepen the curse storyline.'),
('6753',' Mercedes McNab appeared as Harmony Kendall in this episode, however  due to time constraints and the focus on the Buffy/Angel and the  Spike/Drusilla/Judge storylines her scenes were cut out'),
('6754',' The second time Michelle Branch (qv) appears singing Goodbye To  You. The first time was on Charmed.'),
('6755',' When Spike realizes he is a vampire, as well as deciding that (like  Angel) he must be "a vampire with a soul", on a "mission of  redemption", he claims that: "I help the helpless". "We help the  helpless" is the slogan of Angel Investigations in the spin'),
('6756','off  series _"Angel" (1999)_ (qv).'),
('6757',' During the dream sequence at the beginning of this episode we see  Xander playing a guitar, the significance being that this happens to  be a "Warlock" model guitar made by B.C. Rich guitars.'),
('6758',' The praying mantis puppet is actually a re'),
('6759','use of the NaGrath prop  from the first season of Babylon 5, which used the same make'),
('6760','up  company.'),
('6761',' One of Alyson Hannigans favorite episodes, largely because of the  participation of John Ritter.'),
('6762',' In the final fight between Buffy and Ted, both actors were ill.  Sarah Michelle Gellar had flu and John Ritter was suffering from  food poisoning.'),
('6763',' John Ritter was the first actor on the show to be billed as a  Special Guest Star.'),
('6764',' In the scene where Xander (Nicholas Brendon (qv)) punched his hand  through the wall, only a shot of Willows left eye is shown. This is  because actress Alyson Hannigan had experienced an allergic reaction  to the dust from the plaster on the wall '),
('6765',' a reaction that resulted  in her right eye swelling badly. Because of this, she had to go to  the hospital the next day to get her eye treated.'),
('6766',' The death of Joyce Summers (and later that Cassie Newtons in  episode 7.04, "Help") are the only ones in the shows huge  body'),
('6767','count that were due to natural causes.'),
('6768',' This episode features only diegetic sound '),
('6769',' sound whose source is  visible on the screen or whose source is implied to be present by  the action of the film (such as doors closing, footsteps, birds  outside, etc). There is no mood music in the background.'),
('6770',' When Joyce is being zipped into a body bag,  Kristine Sutherland (qv) blinked, but the blink was removed  digitally.'),
('6771',' There is a photo of a young Rupert Giles holding a bass guitar. The  production crew faked the photo by superimposing his head onto a  photo of Sid Vicious (qv).'),
('6772',' When Buffy thinks she sees someone at a distance that looks like  Angel, that actually is David Boreanaz (qv).'),
('6773',' This is Anthony Head (qv)s last episode as a series regular,  though he would go on to appear in the show many more times.'),
('6774',' This was the final episode broadcast on The WB before the show moved  to UPN.  Buffys tombstone read "Buffy Anne Summers 1981'),
('6775','2001 She Saved the  World...A Lot."'),
('6776',' The pilot episode, "Welcome to the Hellmouth/The Harvest," ends with  Buffy, Willow, and Xander joking about the possible ways Buffy could  get kicked out of school, and Giles sighing, "The Earth is doomed."  The last episode, "The Chosen," contains a scene near the end where  the three kids plan a trip to the mall and Giles sighs, "The Earth  is definitely doomed."'),
('6777',' The band at the prom can be heard singing the lines, "Aladdin and  his lamp". Brad Kane, who guest'),
('6778','starred in the episode as Tucker,  was the singing voice for Aladdin in all three of the Disney films.'),
('6779',' In the series finale, Giles says that there is a Hellmouth "in  Cleveland". This is a reference to another throwaway line, in  the/spot Season 3 episode "The Wish": in an alternate reality where  Buffy never came to Sunnydale, Giles phones her watcher, and then  says, "Yes, I know there is a lot of demonic activity in  Cleveland.... There happens to be a Hellmouth in Sunnydale...."'),
('6780',' Anya was only meant to appear in the episode "The Wish" but was  brought back for "Doppelgängland" where she was made more humorous.  When the producers realized how funny Emma Caulfield (qv) was they  simply kept bringing her back, until she was made a regular cast  member (including appearing in the opening credits) at the start of  season five.'),
('6781',' This pilot was directed by Joss Whedon (qv) and financed out of  his own pocket to sell the show to the networks. The plot is fairly  similar to "Welcome to the Hellmouth", though Angel, Jesse and the  Master dont appear. Also, its only half an hour long. The main  differences from the show as aired are the sets and casting. While  most of the principals are in place, Riff Regan (qv) plays Willow  and Stephen Tobolowsky (qv) plays Principal Flutie. They were  replaced by Alyson Hannigan (qv) and Ken Lerner (qv),  respectively in the actual show. The library that appears is not the  set from the show, rather it is the actual library from Torrance  High School where much of the Sunnydale High material was filmed.'),
('6782',' Although "Seeing Red" is generally believed to have been  Amber Benson (qv)s last episode of BtVS, she appears briefly in  this episode, playing the corpse of Tara. When filming was done,  Joss Whedon (qv) and the cast presented Benson with a  tombstone'),
('6783','shaped cake to commemorate her final scene.'),
('6784',' Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) (Buffy) originally auditioned for the  part of Cordelia Chase and Charisma Carpenter (qv) (Cordelia),  auditioned for the part of Buffy. Julie Benz (qv) also tried for  the part of Buffy but eventually landed the role of Darla.  Mercedes McNab (qv) (Harmony, one of Cordelias group), auditioned  for the part of Buffy aswell.'),
('6785',' SPOILER: Joss Whedon (qv) has said that originally he wanted to  include Eric Balfour (qv) (Jesse) in the opening credits for this  episode, to trick viewers into thinking that he is a regular  character, only to shock them by having him killed. This idea was  eventually deemed too timely (having to develop alternative opening  credits for use with just this one episode) and was dropped.'),
('6786',' "Mutant Enemy", Joss Whedons production company, was the name he  gave to his first typewriter when he was 15. The logo was created in  20 minutes when he was told he had to have one'),
('6787',' Joss Whedon has originally planned for viewers to never see Buffys  parents, however he realized this could get complicated and  therefore wrote in Buffys mom Joyce, who would become an important  character for the rest of the series.'),
('6788',' Other actresses considered for the lead role as Buffy also included  Katie Holmes (qv) and Selma Blair (qv).'),
('6789',' Joss Whedon (qv) has said that the idea for Buffy came from all  the horror movies he had seen featuring a helpless young blonde who  would almost always be the first to die. He felt she needed a better  image.'),
('6790',' Up until the third season, the school set had only one hallway and  the Bronze was actually just an old warehouse.'),
('6791',' Bianca Lawson (qv) (Kendra the Vampire Slayer) originally  auditioned for the role of Cordelia.'),
('6792',' Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) does all of her own ice skating in this  episode.'),
('6793',' Writer Marti Noxons first episode for the series.'),
('6794',' The Tarot cards that Drusilla consults are not real ones. Writer  Marti Noxon had no idea what images were used on real Tarot cards so  she just made up whatever images were necessary for her plot.'),
('6795',' The "pink ranger" line has additional significance beyond being a  standard Buffy pop'),
('6796','culture reference. Sarahs (Buffys) stunt  double, Sophia Crawford, used to play the pink ranger on Mighty  Morphin Power Rangers.'),
('6797',' Xander makes a comment about Buffys new shorter, blonder hair. This  is because Sarah Michelle Gellar had had her hair restyled for  "Scream 2" (1997) which she filmed during the hiatus between Seasons  1 and 2 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.'),
('6798',' Normally, the guest starring credits say, "Eliza Dushku (qv) as  Faith". For this episode, they say "Eliza Dushku as Buffy".'),
('6799',' Joss planed his episodes seasons in advance and there is a possible  allusion to Spike in this episode. Xander says "drive it through my  head like a railroad spike" which is how Spike killed the people who  mocked his poetry'),
('6800',' Cordelia mentions another Cheerleader'),
('6801','wannabe, Amber, in the  episode. Amy comments that Amber was trained by Benson. Amber Benson  will later star in the show as Tara.'),
('6802',' This was the second series to be produced by Sid Krofft (qv) and  Marty Krofft (qv) after _"H.R. Pufnstuf" (1969)_ (qv). It also was  the first one to be shot on videotape rather than film.'),
('6803',' Walker Edmiston (qv) also voiced Sparky the Firefly on occasion.'),
('6804',' Words to the opening: "Overture, curtain, lights! / This is it. The  night of nights. / No more rehearsing or nursing [instead of  rehearsing] a part. / We know every part by heart! / Overture,  curtain, lights! / This is it. Well hit the heights! / And oh, what  heights well hit! / On with the show, this is it! / Tonight what  heights well hit! / On with the show, this is it!"'),
('6805',' Edited cartoons shown on this show include: Hilbilly Hare,  Mississippi Hare, For Scent'),
('6806','imental Reasons, Hare'),
('6807','Less Wolf, and  This Is A Life?'),
('6808',' Described by a BBC continuity announcer as "The Avengers of the  90s".'),
('6809',' SPOILER: When first screened on the BBC, the scene in which Ed  deliberately electrocutes Ros with a power cable was subject to  several complaints to the Independent Television Commission (the UK  television regulator at the time). The complaints were upheld and  the uncut episode has not been screened since.'),
('6810',' This episode was delayed from its original transmission date of 15  June 1996 due to the IRA bomb attack in Manchester.'),
('6811',' Craig McLachlan (I) (qv) initially planned to leave the series  after season two, and the character of Ed was originally written out  at the beginning of season three. However, after staying for season  three, Craig McLachlan (I) (qv) then left the series, and was  replaced with Stephen Houghton (qv). No attempt is made in the  scripts for season four to explain why Eds appearance and accent  has changed.'),
('6812',' This episode was largely shot at the (then) brand new passenger  terminal at Stansted airport. When Beckett and Wyman run up the  escalator, two large banners announcing the new terminal can be seen  either side.'),
('6813',' The private jet hijacked at the beginning of the episode is a Cessna  500.'),
('6814',' The passenger aircraft that Ros becomes trapped on is a BAC 1'),
('6815','11  518FG, operated by British World Airlines.'),
('6816',' SPOILER: Craig McLachlan (I) (qv) had made the decision to leave  the series after the second season. The opening two episodes of  season three, Blaze of Glory and The Revenge Effect were  originally written to kill off the character of Ed '),
('6817',' he was to be  killed by the vehicle which explodes at the end of this episode.  However, Craig McLachlan (I) (qv) changed his mind at the last  minute, and the scripts were hurriedly rewritten so that Ed is not  killed, but injured instead.'),
('6818',' The character of Alex Jordan was written in as a replacement for Ed,  when it looked like Craig McLachlan (I) (qv) was going to leave  the series.'),
('6819',' The shots of the helicopter crash in this episode are recycled from  the opening sequence of the very first episode, "Out of the Hive".'),
('6820',' The submarine used in this episode is a former Soviet U475  (Foxtrot'),
('6821','class) built in 1967. She was retired from active service  in 1994 and was berthed at Longs Wharf, Thames Barrier, where the  episode was shot.'),
('6822',' The wreck that Ed finds whilst searching for the submarine is of a  real Dutch tanker named Callisto, which sank in the North Sea in  1959 after colliding with another ship in thick fog.'),
('6823',' After the poor viewing figures for this episode, the BBC pulled the  series from the schedules, and it was over a year before the final  three episodes for season four were screened.'),
('6824',' When Ros is looking through the personnel records at New Earth  Foods, most of the names that are listed on the screen are actually  the mixed'),
('6825','up first and last names of the crew.'),
('6826',' The phone Ballantyne uses at the train station was actually an art  department prop, which was positioned to obscure a sign. The poles  holding this sign up can still be seen behind the phone.'),
('6827',' Due to her previous role as a policewoman in  _"Bill, The" (1984)_ (qv), Jaye Griffiths (qv) was an experienced  driver and was able to do some of the more extreme driving in this  episode.'),
('6828',' When Beckett first calls Ros, he asks to speak to Terry, but Ros  tells him that Terry is gone. We eventually find out where Terry has  gone, and why, in episodes 4.1 ("Absent Friends") and 4.2  ("Sacrifice to Science").'),
('6829',' Eds helicopter is a Hughes 369E (better known as Hughes 500).'),
('6830',' The black helicopter is an Agusta A109A Mark II, and can be seen in  several other British television shows (rather appropriately, the  registration number is G'),
('6831','TELY).'),
('6832',' The producers were so impressed with Gareth Marks (qv)s  performance as Jean'),
('6833','Daniel in this episode, that they asked him to  return in season two as the main recurring villain.'),
('6834',' The series came close to cancellation during season three, but was  commissioned for a further season after this episodes cliff'),
('6835','hanger  ending improved viewing figures.'),
('6836',' As with the last episode of season three, the cliff'),
('6837','hanger at the  end of this episode was designed to improve the declining viewing  figures. This time, however, the strategy did not work and the  series was canceled by the BBC.'),
('6838',' SPOILER: This episode was originally written without Ed, after  Craig McLachlan (I) (qv) made the decision to leave the series.  The character of Ed was to have died from injuries sustained at the  end of the previous episode. However, Craig McLachlan (I) (qv)  decided to stay at the last minute, and the scripts were hurriedly  rewritten so that Ed is only injured for the duration of this  episode.'),
('6839',' Season one composer Gavin Greenaway (qv) was unable to score any  new music for the second season due to other work commitments.  Instead, the existing season one music was remixed and edited to fit  the episodes of season two.'),
('6840',' Mini series included in the cycle Narciso Ibáñez Serrador presenta a  Narciso Ibáñez Menta.'),
('6841',' The first two episodes were apparently so bad that they were never  shown.'),
('6842',' Mr. Peabody was modeled on actor Webb, Clifton (qv).'),
('6843',' Production budget and time restraints were so tight, that many times  when actors flubbed a line and ad'),
('6844','libbed around it, it was included  in the finished cartoon. In one infamous incident, announcer William  Conrad couldnt finish the closing lines to the episode with the  time limits. Producer Jay Ward then had Conrad read the script once  again, and set fire to the bottom of the script as he read. He  quickly finished the lines before the flames reached his fingers.'),
('6845',' The animation was done in Mexico.'),
('6846',' Mr. Peabodys first name is Hector.'),
('6847',' The first story of the season was an epic multi'),
('6848','part adventure about  the moose and squirrels search for the elusive Kirwood Derby. In  November 1961, Durward Kirby (qv) threatened to file suit. Jay  Ward reportedly responded to the threat, in his usual style, by  offering to let Kirby name any hat of his choosing after any  character from his show.'),
('6849',' The show has gone under several names. "Rocky and His Friends" was  the name of the pilot produced by Jay Ward, "The Rocky and  Bullwinkle Show" was the more popular title but it is also known as  "The Bullwinkle Show."'),
('6850',' Jay Ward was a real estate agent with an MBA from Harvard when he  began work on Rocky and Bullwinkle.'),
('6851',' Because different segments were animated and produced independently,  the animation styles dont always match up (Watch the early  Bullwinkle episodes and compare the quality to that of Mr.  Know'),
('6852','It'),
('6853','All)'),
('6854',' "The Great Boxtop Caper" storyline (Boris planned to control the  worlds economy by counterfeiting cereal boxtops) had to be resolved  early because of objections from cereal manufacturer General Mills,  the shows sponsor and owner.'),
('6855',' Jay Ward was able to avoid network interference by working close to  the deadline. Prints of the show would reportedly arrive at the  network only hours before broadcast.'),
('6856',' New episodes of The Bullwinkle Show played for three years  (1961'),
('6857','1964). Network reruns lasted until 1973, at which time the  shows went into syndication.'),
('6858',' The music played during the debacle in which the Korean navy was  destroyed was Edward Griegs "Per Gynt" suite.'),
('6859',' In the "Wartime Special" episode on 4 December 2004,  Seppo Hovi (qv) used accordion instead of the usual piano to  accompany the guest contestants.'),
('6860',' Revys guns are modified Beretta Model 92Fs, nicknamed "Cutlass"  because of the skull'),
('6861','and'),
('6862','crossed'),
('6863','swords symbol on the handgrips.'),
('6864',' The beer most often seen on the Lagoon (the PT boat) and elsewhere  is "Heireken", a clear spoof of Heineken.'),
('6865',' The confrontation with the maid/bodyguard Roberta in episode 9  spoofs the “Terminator” movies a number of times, including direct  references by the characters, and significantly spoofing the police  car/T1000 chase scene in Terminator 2: Judgment Day.'),
('6866',' Dutch is a Vietnam veteran and makes frequent references to battles  and tactics used in the war.'),
('6867',' This was inspired loosely by the "You Dont Know Jack" video game.'),
('6868',' For the shows final season in 1965'),
('6869','66, the format was completely  changed in order to capitalize on the popularity of spy shows like  _"Man from U.N.C.L.E., The" (1964)_ (qv) and Amos Burke himself  became a secret agent. The title of the series was changed  accordingly, but the new format proved unpopular and the show was  cancelled.'),
('6870',' Henry is identified as being a Filipino.'),
('6871',' This is one of the few episodes in which Burke drives his car  himself.'),
('6872',' Herb Edelman (qv)s final performance.'),
('6873',' Eva Gabor (qv)s final TV performance.'),
('6874',' Sam and Fiona identify themselves as Detective Cagney and Detective  Lacey. Sharon Gless (qv), who plays Michaels mother Madeline,  played Cagney on _"Cagney & Lacey" (1982)_ (qv).'),
('6875',' DirecTV sponsored a commercial'),
('6876','free premiere; future airings ran at  90 minutes with the addition of commercials.'),
('6877',' This series consists of 13 episodes:  '),
('6878',' 01. Team Warrior Goes Into Action  '),
('6879',' 02. Undies, Go!  '),
('6880',' 03. From the Desert With Love!  '),
('6881',' 04. Rogue Father  '),
('6882',' 05. An Idol Never Sleeps!  '),
('6883',' 06. Short Vacation  '),
('6884',' 07. Rambo! Bravo! Rio Bimbo  '),
('6885',' 08. Nanvel Kidnapped!  '),
('6886',' 09. Slam Tank Part 1  '),
('6887',' 10. Slam Tank Part 2  '),
('6888',' 11. Watch Out for the Mecha Cop!  '),
('6889',' 12. Invitation From the Past  '),
('6890',' 13. The Last Stage of Goodbye'),
('6891',' Episode 8, Nanvel Kidnapped! final showdown is a parody of one of  the Neon Genesis Evangelion episode fight. Many of the English vocal  cast also given their voices to the Evangelion characters.'),
('6892',' In Slam Tank Part 1, the transporter'),
('6893','plane door sound is the same  for the sound heard in _Aliens (1986)_ (qv) for the power loader.'),
('6894',' Tamlyn Tomita (qv) did both the pilot for "The Burning Zone" and  _"Babylon 5" (1994)_ (qv) at the same time. When both pilots were  picked up she chose "The Burning Zone" missing out on a four season  run with "Babylon 5". She was replaced by Claudia Christian (qv).'),
('6895',' This programme won the Grand Award for Childrens Television and the  gold medal for Childrens drama at the New York Television Festvial  2005'),
('6896',' Each episode was only 7 minutes long and was filmed on a real bus.'),
('6897',' The show was cancelled not because of low ratings, but because of  the explicit violence of an episode entitled "A Lion Walks Among Us"  in which Fabian (I) (qv) plays a young psychopath.'),
('6898',' In his 1996 autobiography, "A Siegel Film", director Don Siegel said  he agreed to direct an episode of this series only if the episode  could be based on the storyline in William Inges original play "Bus  Stop".'),
('6899',' James Brolin (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6900',' This episode had a five day shoot. The second day of the shoot was  11 September 2001. The cast and crew arrived to the location set  listening to live radio reports of the terrorist attacks as they  were happening. Even during the filming, the crew had monitors  showing live TV reports. By noon, the director gave the cast and  crew the option to cancel the shoot. Unanimously, everyone decided  to continue filming. Many of the cast used anger and sadness (built  up from watching the 9'),
('6901','11 TV coverage) as motivation for filming a  very tense courtroom scene. The outbursts and tears you see in the  episode are real.'),
('6902',' Rocket Pictures had filmed the majority of this episode in Florida.  Even company principals appeared in it as extras. When they got the  footage back to their studios in Colorado, they realized they needed  to shoot other key scenes to fulfill the writers vision. They ran a  quick casting and two day shoot at their Colorado facility.'),
('6903',' Sponsored by the Studebaker Dealers of Los Angeles'),
('6904',' This show ran for 25 years in San Francisco, on KRON'),
('6905','TV. It is  internationally syndicated and has won numerous awards.'),
('6906',' The character of Mr. Dressup was later spun off into one of the  longest'),
('6907','running and enduring childrens programs in Canadian  history.'),
('6908',' All the houses in Buzz Lightyears neighborhood (incuding his) are  designed after the "Monsanto Home Of The Future", a completely  plastic life size model house which was a major exhibit at  Disneyland from 1957 to 1967.'),
('6909',' Gretchen Barretto (qv) temporarily took over from  Kris Aquino (qv) when the latter took a break. Gretchen became a  regular host even when Kris returned. But she later quit.'),
('6910',' John Lapuz (qv) left the show after a controversial rift with his  long'),
('6911','time friend, host Kris Aquino. Aquino accused Lapuz of  cheating in her game'),
('6912','show _"Game K N B" (2001)_ (qv).'),
('6913',' The show ran for two series '),
('6914',' a 12'),
('6915','parter in Autumn 2002 and an  8'),
('6916','parter in Spring 2003.'),
('6917',' Ryan Agoncillo (qv) is the first featured celebrity.'),
('6918',' Only intended to run for 6 episodes.'),
('6919',' Part of TV 2/Danmarks morning slots "TV 2 Teddy" '),
('6920',' broadcast for  children and teenagers during weekends.'),
('6921',' The first show to be broadcast in afternoons on Danish television.  Prior to the debut of the show Danmarks Radio began its daily  broadcasting at 8pm.'),
('6922',' The series was derived from a line of toys produced by Hasbro. The  figures featured police and criminals from the future, and the  series was created as a promotional mean, along with a D.C. Comics  series.'),
('6923',' Each of the toys in the line included a file card printed on the  back of the packaging that contained the biography of the character.  These files where written by Larry Hama, who also wrote the G.I.  Joes Marvel Comics series.'),
('6924',' The show was known as "C.O.P.S." until the prime time reality show  _"Cops" (1989)_ (qv) hit the airwaves and was gaining popularity. In  order to avoid confusion, they changed the name to CyberCOPS'),
('6925',' This show is often remembered for an incident in which  Johnny Carson (I) (qv) interrupted a taping session. During an  appearance on  _"Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, The" (1962)_ (qv) with guest  host Bob Newhart (qv), Don Rickles, accidentally broke the  cigarette box on Carsons desk. When Carson returned to his the show  the next day, he discovered the broken box during taping. Carson  took the broken box and a cameraman with him to the adjacent studio  where Rickles show was taped and teased him. This incident was  played on Carsons annual specials and also on  _"Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The" (1992)_ (qv) on the day Carson  died.'),
('6926',' The opening and closing credits were actually shot at the Recruit  Training Center in San Diego.'),
('6927',' In an episode from the first season, it was stated that Sharkeys  first name was Seymour. But throughout the second season, his first  name is Otto.'),
('6928',' Ally Sheedy (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6929',' Legendary Retired Newsman, Walter Cronkite, provides the opening  voice over announcement. "This is the CBS Evening News with Katie  Couric"'),
('6930',' Walter Cronkite (qv) assumed the CBS evening anchors chair from  Douglas Edwards (I) (qv), who had been the newscaster since 1948.'),
('6931',' The term "Anchorman" was coined with regard to Cronkite, likening  his position to that of an anchor on a relay team. In Sweden, news  anchors were in the past referred to as "Cronkiters" in honor of  Cronkite.'),
('6932',' This show was network TVs first 30'),
('6933','minute evening newscast, having  been expanded from its previous 15 minute format beginning with the  September 3, 1963 telecast. It was at the end of that first  30'),
('6934','minute installment that Cronkite first uttered his famous  tagline, "And thats the way it is."'),
('6935',' Zero Mostel (qv)s only role in a Puccini opera.'),
('6936',' This was Dave Garroway (qv)s last TV series.'),
('6937',' Vladimir Horowitz (qv)s highly acclaimed 1986 Moscow recital, now  known as "Horowitz in Moscow", was first televised live, on 23 April  1986, as an episode of this long'),
('6938','running series. It won such acclaim  that it was repeated two months later.'),
('6939',' The production company, JZM Productions, was a small company set up  by Henry Winkler (qv) and Roger Birnbaum (qv) for these sort of  projects aimed at kids. The "J, Z & M" referred to Henrys children:  Jed, Zoe and Max.'),
('6940',' Tim and Daphne Reid acted as host during the first season,  introducing each pilot. Viewers were also encouraged to call a 1'),
('6941','800  number at the end of each episode, to voice their preference. After  the first season neither a host or 1'),
('6942','800 number were featured.'),
('6943',' This prospective series was based on Jimmy Breslins second marriage  to a NYC council member, and their combined nine children. Breslin  appears as himself in this pilot.'),
('6944',' Mark Ruffalo (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6945',' Paul Bates reprises his role as Oha for this series pilot.'),
('6946',' Set against the backdrop of New York City, this pilot was filmed  entirely on location in Toronto, Canada.'),
('6947',' The ad agency featured in this pilot was called Stein, Atkins,  Thomas, Andrews and Noble. Acronym: SATAN. Its location was 666  Madison Avenue.'),
('6948',' This unsold pilot and the script were donated by director  Alan Rafkin (qv) to Syracuse Universitys E. S. Bird Library, as  part of the Alan Rafkin Video Collection and Alan Rafkin Script  Collection respectively. Both are available for perusal within the  building upon advance request. It is also available for viewing at  The Museum of Television and Radio.'),
('6949',' Intended as the pilot for an Australian'),
('6950','filmed, US'),
('6951','backed series  based on Leslie Charteris anti'),
('6952','hero. The series didnt sell, and  the pilot was broadcast in the US as a summer filler.'),
('6953',' The first continuing game show on network television.'),
('6954',' This show was broadcast by CBS on Sunday afternoon between 4:00 and  4:30 PM Eastern Time.'),
('6955',' Was the sister show of _"SM:TV Live" (1998)_ (qv), sharing most of  the same production team, the same presenters until early 2002 and  the same studio until late 2003 (and even then, SM:TV used CD:UKs  studio for music acts), they were practically the same programme,  though after 1999 this became less obvious on'),
('6956','screen. It was only  after SM:TV Live ended in December 2003 that the two shows finally  became seperate, and CD:UK started being produced in 16:9 widescreen  (SM:TV had never been made this way despite most shows on British TV  were made this way).'),
('6957',' Jon and Ponch never drew their weapons during the series, but Bear  did after getting beat up after fighting some car strippers.'),
('6958',' The brown van you see to the right during the intro belonged to The  Childrens Baptist Home in Ingelwood, California.'),
('6959',' The freeway chases and crash scenes were filmed on nearly'),
('6960','finished  stretches of Southern California freeways. For the first season, the  Glendale Freeway (Highway 2) in Montrose, California was used. For  the second and subsequent seasons, the intersection of the Foothill  Freeway (Interstate 210) and the Simi Valley Freeway (Highway 118)  in Sylmar, California were used. These sections of freeway were  under construction for many years, allowing producers about a mile  of finished freeway section to use for the show. The 210 and 118  were opened in the early'),
('6961','1980s forcing the freeway scenes for the  last season to be shot in Long Beach, California.'),
('6962',' Wilcox, Larry (qv)s character, Jon Baker, was named after the  nephew of the shows creator, Rick Rosner. The boy had a small role  in the first episode as a boy stopped by Ponch and Jon for riding  his bike on the highway.'),
('6963',' Bakers partner was originally written as an Italian'),
('6964','American named  "Poncherelli". The "i" was changed to an "o" when Eric Estrada was  cast.'),
('6965',' Jon and Ponchs unit IDs were L.A. County Seven Mary Three and Seven  Mary Four, respectively.'),
('6966',' Various California Highway Patrol cars featured in "CHiPs" were  actual "used" CHP cruisers bought at auction for the show. The age  of the cars used tended to "lag" three or four years behind the  actual cruisers used by the CHP at the time. Some of the years,  makes, and models of the CHP cruisers used: 1973 Dodge Polara, 1975  Dodge Monaco, 1976 Dodge Coronet, 1977 Dodge Monaco, 1978 Dodge  Monaco, 1979 Dodge St. Regis, 1980 Dodge Diplomat.'),
('6967',' Erik Estrada (I) (qv) suffered a very serious motorcycle accident  while filming an episode. Until he recovered, he literally shot  scenes from his hospital bed.'),
('6968',' Randi Oakes (qv) played a car thief in a second season episode.  The following season, she joined the cast as Bonnie Clark.'),
('6969',' In October 1981, two real'),
('6970','life California Highway Patrolmen were  injured in the line of duty. The shows cast took time out to donate  blood for the two officers. One survived.'),
('6971',' The word "Chippie" as slang for CHP officer dates to the 1950s or  earlier, but was rarely used until popularized by this show. The  word "CHiP" was coined by the producers after the network balked at  he name "Chippies".'),
('6972',' An attempt to make a spin'),
('6973','off series called "Force Seven: The Deadly  Arrow"'),
('6974',' Tom Reilly (I) (qv) who plays this episodes main character Rick  Nichols returns next season as Bobby Nelson replacing co'),
('6975','lead Jon  Larry Wilcox (I) (qv).'),
('6976',' Laura Branigan sang Lee Holdridges "A Love Until The End of Time"  for this episode, but that song was never released. However, Placido  Domingo and Maureen McGovern have sung the song as a duet and it is  available on CD.'),
('6977',' Jenilee Harrison (qv)s TV debut.'),
('6978',' This is the first episode of the series with fatalities. Also, the  eleven deaths in the opening car accident outnumber the deaths in  the rest of the series.'),
('6979',' The pilot episode aired on NBC September 15, 1977. The series final  episode "Return of the Brat Patrol" aired May 1, 1983 on NBC.  "CHiPs" ended after 6 years on the air and some 140 episodes.'),
('6980',' This is the first episode with Bruce Jenner playing Officer Steve  McLeish. Erik Estrada (Officer Frank Poncherello) did not appear due  to a contract dispute.'),
('6981',' Filmed live to tape at 11:30pm at CNN Headquarters in Atlanta,  Sunday'),
('6982','Thursday.'),
('6983',' During the 1997 season all of the set decorations were purchased  from Pier One.'),
('6984',' CNN Talkback Live allowed viewers to comment on daily topics via  fax, phone, or on'),
('6985','line in a chat room.'),
('6986',' On every show a member of the audience was selected to interact with  the viewers in the Talkback Live chat room. That person would later  sum up on'),
('6987','air what was being discussed.'),
('6988',' Susuan Rook was the original host of CNN Talkback Live however there  were later on several other host including Bobbie Batista, Miles  OBrien, Daryn Kagan, Bill Hemmer, Jane Whitney, Joie Chen, Tavis  Smiley, and Arthel Neville.'),
('6989',' Talkback Live was filmed in a million dollar open air studio in the  mall like atrium of CNN Global Headquarters in Atlanta.'),
('6990',' Regular audience participant Stephen Anthony Campbell attended 362  consecutive shows before being offered a full time position with the  company.'),
('6991',' Producers of the show had to change the original 1'),
('6992','800 number  because it was very similar to an adult porn line.'),
('6993',' Was the first show of its kind to incorporate new technologies  including the Information Super Highway or what we now know today as  the Internet.'),
('6994',' A team of recruiters scoured the downtown Atlanta area to help fill  the seats for the show. Audience participants received a 10 minute  MCI prepaid calling card for attending the taping.'),
('6995',' Talkback Live originally aired live weekdays from 1'),
('6996','2pm except if  preempted by breaking news. Later during its run its time was moved  to 3'),
('6997','4pm.'),
('6998',' Talkback Live was the first to make use of a new device called the  Video Phone. CNN would in later years use it to make historic  reports from North Korea.'),
('6999',' Under the glass top of Grissoms desk is a photo of the series  executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer (qv).'),
('7000',' All the equipment in the lab is fully functional, and was either  purchased outright, or donated/loaned to the show for product  placement.'),
('7001',' The original name of William Petersen (qv)s character was Gil  Scheinbaum. He changed it to Gil Grissom because of his admiration  for astronaut Gus Grissom (qv).'),
('7002',' The extreme popularity of this TV series was credited for a large  surge of applications for courses in forensic science.'),
('7003',' Grissom, et. al. use the Nikon F5 fitted with a multi'),
('7004','control back  for photographing crime scene elements. As of the 5th season, this  is no longer true. Most have different cameras: e.g. Warrick uses  either a Nikon D70 or Nikon D100.'),
('7005',' When asked about a possible CSI feature film, creator  Anthony E. Zuiker (qv) said hed like to wait until after the 30th  season to make it.'),
('7006',' The choice to place this series in Las Vegas was not random. Among  US crime labs, Las Vegas is the second most active, surpassed only  by the FBI lab at Quantico, Virginia.'),
('7007',' Before it was acquired by CBS, the show was first offered to ABC in  1999, but was rejected as "too confusing for the average viewer".'),
('7008',' In July 2004, co'),
('7009','stars George Eads (qv) and Jorja Fox (qv) were  fired (by direct order of CBS head Leslie Moonves (qv)) for breach  of contract. CBS said that they were using delay tactics (refusing  to show up for shooting) to force a pay raise at the beginning of  the 5th season. They were soon rehired, but without a raise. They  both denied that there was any contract dispute. (George Eads (qv)  says he just overslept on the first day of production;  Jorja Fox (qv) claims she didnt know about the letter of intent  she reportedly failed to sign.)'),
('7010',' David Berman (X) (qv), who plays assistant coroner David Phillips,  is also a head researcher for the show.'),
('7011',' A scene featuring Willows and Stokes making out was filmed for the  first season, but was not aired.'),
('7012',' There were rumors of a fourth CSI series, to be set in London and  using "Eminence Front" as its theme tune, but the show never  materialized and there are not presently any plans for such a  spin'),
('7013','off.'),
('7014',' You often hear the characters referring to a four'),
('7015','nineteen  (4'),
('7016','19,4/19, etc.) or sometimes a 4'),
('7017','45. These are the Las Vegas Metro  400 Event codes. The often'),
('7018','used 419 stands for "deceased person",  while the less'),
('7019','used 445 is "explosive device threat".'),
('7020',' The show utilizes a wide array of tactical flashlights; the most  often'),
('7021','used light is the Surefire M4 Devastator.'),
('7022',' Grissom and Catherine are loosely based on real'),
('7023','life LVMPD  criminalists Daniel Holstein (qv) and Yolanda McCrery.'),
('7024',' While the majority of the techniques and technologies used in the  show are accurate and true to reality, the writers and crew readily  admit that they "time cheat". Tests that take seconds in the show  often take days or even weeks in real life.'),
('7025',' Marg Helgenberger (qv), George Eads (qv), Jorja Fox (qv) have  all appeared on _"ER" (1994)_ (qv), but not in the same episodes.'),
('7026',' SPOILER: The murder plot for this episode is patterned after  Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv)s _Strangers on a Train (1951)_ (qv).  One of the planned victims in the episode is called Anthony Haines,  a reference to the two strangers of the film, Guy Haines and Bruno  Anthony.'),
('7027',' This episode is based on an actual case, the murder of  Linda Sobek (qv). The case was solved by Elizabeth Devine (qv)  who is the consulting producer of the show and a former CSI.'),
('7028',' SPOILER: This episode is based on an actual event in Fort Worth,  Texas in 2001 where a girl who was under the influence of the drug  "Ex" ran over a pedestrian and left him in her garage, still lodged  in her windshield, over a period of about three days. The victim  died and she was sentenced to 50 years in prison.'),
('7029',' The sonnet mentioned in this episode is Sonnet 116 by  William Shakespeare (I) (qv). It starts with "Let me not to the  marriage of true minds / Admit impediments. Love is not love / Which  alters when it alteration finds, ..."'),
('7030',' For Season Seven, the Cirque dSoleil was given special thanks in  the closing credits for this episode arc.'),
('7031',' Louise Lombard (qv) (as Sophia Curtis) is one of the main credited  characters in the opening sequence for the first time in this  episode.'),
('7032',' In the scene where Izzy swallows the key, Danny Bonaduce (qv)  really did swallow an actual key to the surprise of the crew.'),
('7033',' The "meat bullet" plot device used in this episode was tested by the  Mythbusters in their Season 1, Episode 4 show, in which they also  examined the possibility of ice bullets and other exotic'),
('7034','and  conspiracy'),
('7035','theory'),
('7036','invoked'),
('7037','ammunition.'),
('7038',' This episode features the fictional Tangiers Casino from  _Casino (1995)_ (qv).'),
('7039',' When Grissom mentions the Edinburgh bodysnatchers Burke and Hare,  Catherine Willows remarks "Is this part of the Sherlock Holmes Fan  Club Kit?". Sherlock Holmes author Arthur Conan Doyle attended the  very medical school at which Burke and Hare submitted their victims.  Further more, Doyle based the character of Holmes on his Anatomy  Professor at the university.'),
('7040',' The plot of Burked draws very heavily upon the facts surrounding the  actual 1998 Las Vegas death of Ted Binion, son of Benny Binion, who  was the original owner/founder of Binions Horseshoe Casino in  downtown Las Vegas. Binions girlfriend (and former Cheetahs  dancer) Sandy Murphy, as well as her lover Rick Tabish, were  arrested and originally found guilty of murdering Binion, but  eventually they were granted a new trial and acquitted regarding the  murder charge.'),
('7041',' When new episodes are aired for the first time, the dates mentioned  tend to correspond to the actual date. For example, this episode  (aired on 15 January 2004) features a carton of milk expiring on the  23rd; one of the investigators remarks that the expiry date is  "eight days from now", which would only be true on the 15th of the  month.'),
('7042',' The "clay pot as recording media" plot device was investigated in  _"MythBusters" (2003) {Killer Cable Snaps (#3.26)}_ (qv). They  determined that it was so highly unlikely as to be impossible.'),
('7043',' This episode was dedicated in memory of Owen Wolf. He was a  production assistant for the show who was shot in the head on August  13, 2000, in a botched armed robbery, in Van Nuys, California.'),
('7044',' Cast'),
('7045','member Eric Szmanda (qv) and guest'),
('7046','star  Jonathan Tucker (I) (qv) appeared together in  _100 Girls (2000)_ (qv)'),
('7047',' The Miami'),
('7048','Dade Police Departments crime lab really is called Crime  Scene Investigations, unlike Las Vegas which where they are called  Crime Scene Technicians & New York where they are called C.S.U  (which stands for Crime Scene Unit).'),
('7049',' This episode served as the pilot for the spin'),
('7050','off,  _"CSI: Miami" (2002)_ (qv).'),
('7051',' Gil Grissom doesnt share any lines or scenes with any of the Miami  CSI team. This is because William Petersen (qv) was against CSI  spin'),
('7052','offs and asked the producers of CSI not to put him in any  scenes with the _"CSI: Miami" (2002)_ (qv) cast.'),
('7053',' This episode is featured on both the CSI Complete Second Season and  the CSI: Miami Complete First Season DVDs.'),
('7054',' The CBS network and CSI producers decided to create the spin'),
('7055','off  series _"CSI: Miami" (2002)_ (qv) (and later  _"CSI: NY" (2004)_ (qv)) because they wanted to beat other potential  CSI copycat shows to the punch.'),
('7056',' Although credited, Eric Szmanda (qv) (Greg Sanders) does not  appear in this episode.'),
('7057',' The title refers to the temperature of 932° F (500 °C) at which a  flashover, the near simultaneous ignition of all combustible  material in an enclosed area, occurs.'),
('7058',' The title is a play on the name of Thelonious Monk (qv).'),
('7059',' The line, "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!" is originally  said by Richard III in Act V, scene 4 from the play of the same  name.'),
('7060',' According to the package sent by Nicks abductor, the address of the  Las Vegas Crime Lab is 3657 Westfall Ave, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89109.'),
('7061',' The episode is dedicated to Frank Gorshin (qv), who died shortly  before the episode originally aired.'),
('7062',' Director Trademark: When Grissom goes to meet with the kidnapper and  the kidnapper inquires as to how the money has been booby'),
('7063','trapped,  Grissom says "Normally youd be 100% right, but this time youre  100% wrong." This is taken from another of Tarantinos movies, “Kill  Bill _Vol. 2 (2004)_ (qv)”, when the Bride is explaining her run'),
('7064','in  at the hotel after she found out she was pregnant.'),
('7065',' Sara Sidle (played by Jorja Fox (qv)) says "Ill take the west  wing" when conducting a search, a reference to Foxs recurring role  as Secret Service agent Gina Toscano on  _"West Wing, The" (1999)_ (qv).'),
('7066',' Grissoms birthday is given in this episode as 17 August 1956.'),
('7067',' Series creator Anthony E. Zuiker (qv) has a cameo appearance as a  heckler at the end of the episodes final scene.'),
('7068',' The brand name of the bottled water which is poisoned is named  "Innoko", which is the name of a wildlife refuge in Alaska.'),
('7069',' The address for the Crime Lab is shown on the box left on Gil  Grissoms desk. The label states that the address is 3057 Westfall  Ave., Las Vegas, NV 81956. The address does not exist and the actual  address for the Las Vegas Crime Lab is 400 Stewart Ave., Las Vegas,  NV 89101.'),
('7070',' Roger Daltrey (qv) guest stars, and a white'),
('7071','board in the bar reads  "Whos Next?", the title of one of The Who (qv)s more famous  albums.'),
('7072',' Many ex 24 cast members (primarily ones that have been killed) have  made a guest appearance on CSI.'),
('7073',' The title "Primum Non Nocere" is better known as the physicians  motto "First do no harm."'),
('7074',' The episode takes several cues from Anthony Bourdain (qv)s  autobiography "Kitchen Confidential," such as the flicking of blood  around the kitchen after cutting oneself and the phrase "dont touch  my knife, dont touch my johnson."'),
('7075',' Carmine Giovinazzo, here appearing as street racer Thumpy G, would  cross the tracks to law enforcement two years later becoming CSI:NY  regular Detective Danny Messer.'),
('7076',' James Haven (I) (qv) plays a character who wears his lovers blood  around his neck. Havens real'),
('7077','life sister Angelina Jolie (qv)  infamously wore the blood of her ex'),
('7078','husband  Billy Bob Thornton (qv) in an ampule around her neck.'),
('7079',' Aspects of crime scene cleaner Marty Gleason'),
('7080','including adopting a  southern accent when conducting business'),
('7081','are based on real'),
('7082','life  crime scene cleaner Neal Smither (qv).'),
('7083',' Paul Guilfoyle (I) (qv) (Brass) and Liev Schreiber (qv)  (Keppler) both appeared in _Ransom (1996)_ (qv) with  Gary Sinise (qv) of _"CSI: NY" (2004)_ (qv) (on various sides of  the law).'),
('7084',' Catherine Willows comments that the building has no 4th and 14th  floor because of superstitions. In Chinese, both numbers sound  similar to the word death in Mandarin.'),
('7085',' The Egyptian'),
('7086','themed amusement park in which the roller coaster flies  off the tracks is actually Pharaohs Lost Kingdom in Redlands,  California.'),
('7087',' The location shown on the GPS tracker as the crime lab is actually  the Las Vegas City Hall.'),
('7088',' The actor playing Adam Novak '),
('7089',' the man Catherine meets in the bar '),
('7090','  is Marg Helgenberger (qv)s real life husband,  Alan Rosenberg (I) (qv).'),
('7091',' Actress Summer Glau, who plays a friend of one of the murder  victims, is well known for her role as River Tam on the TV series  Firefly. River is pursued by mysterious blue'),
('7092','gloved men over several  episodes. The murder victims in this CSI episode also wind up with  "hands of blue" from touching freshly'),
('7093','painted railings.'),
('7094',' The method in which the murder weapon was concealed closely  parallels the Holmes story "Thor Bridge" by Sir  Arthur Conan Doyle (qv).'),
('7095',' Sela Ward (qv) was offered the role of Megan Donner but turned it  down.'),
('7096',' The Miami'),
('7097','Dade Police Departments crime scene processing unit is  called the "Crime Scene Investigations Bureau (CSIB)", but unlike  the TV show, MDPDs CSI technicians do not conduct laboratory  testing. Miami'),
('7098','Dade Police Department has a separate Bureau that  operates the Miami'),
('7099','Dade Crime Lab.'),
('7100',' While all the fly'),
('7101','over shots, skylines and cityscapes really are of  Miami, Florida, any beach scenes during the series were filmed at  Manhattan Beach, a suburb of Los Angeles.'),
('7102',' _"CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000)_ (qv) star  William Petersen (qv) was offered the chance to produce this show,  but declined.'),
('7103',' Believing that CSI copycat shows were inevitable, CSI producers and  CBS agreed to create this spin'),
('7104','off series in the hope of being the  first to copy the original CSI series.'),
('7105',' The design of the autopsy theatre was based on a misremembering of a  set from _Andromeda Strain, The (1971)_ (qv).'),
('7106',' Horatio was named after the poet Horatio Alger.'),
('7107',' During the opening credits, the actors names morph out of  equations: '),
('7108',' 4y '),
('7109',' 1 = 3b(Nh) becomes David Caruso (I) (qv) '),
('7110',' 3a1 '),
('7111','  X = (A9Xy) becomes Emily Procter (qv) '),
('7112',' 3b + N = 7bn1(6A) becomes  Adam Rodriguez (I) (qv) '),
('7113',' 2b + 4a = (7h)3XyNh becomes  Khandi Alexander (qv) '),
('7114',' A1b + B2c = R4 becomes Kim Delaney (qv)  '),
('7115',' (7b) = 6m + (3h) becomes Jonathan Togo (qv) '),
('7116',' (3h) + (7b) = 6  becomes Rory Cochrane (qv).'),
('7117',' Sofia Milos (qv) is the only cast member whose name appeared in  the opening titles without mathematical equations.'),
('7118',' Although some beach scenes may have been shot outside of Southeast  Florida, several have been shot in Miami'),
('7119','Dade, Broward, and Palm  Beach counties.'),
('7120',' This episode marks the return of Horatio to the lab since 2 years'),
('7121',' In episode #1.13, "Bunk" (broadcast 13 January 2003), it is revealed  that Horatio Caines younger brother, Raymond Caine, was killed in  2001 (according to his tombstone he was born 1968).'),
('7122',' Adam Rodriguez (Eric Delko) and Brendan Fehr (Dan Cooper) starred in  the televison show Rosewell (1999'),
('7123','2002) together.'),
('7124',' This episode originally pulled in over 30 million viewers. It had be  scheduled to repeat in January 2005, but was pulled after the 26  December 2004 Tsunami.'),
('7125',' This episode was based on the case of William Bradford, a fashion  photographer who was arrested in 1984 for the murder of two women  out of the hundreds hed photographed. One of those women hed  photographed was Nikka La Rue (qv), real'),
('7126','life sister of  Eva LaRue Callahan (qv); Nika had been offered the role of  Natalias sister Anya, but turned it down in favor of playing a  reporter at the press conference because it would have been "too  surreal".'),
('7127',' This was the 100th episode, thus the references to "100" in the  show.'),
('7128',' This is part 1 of the CSI:Miami / CSI:NY crossover. Part 2 is:  _"CSI: NY" (2004) {Manhattan Manhunt (#2.7)}_ (qv)'),
('7129',' The hotel lobby scene just before the interview of Leo Riggs and  Sienna Stone in the hotel penthouse was taken from the beginning of  Season 3, Episode 14: One Night Stand.'),
('7130',' Jonathan Togo (qv) first appeared on the show in episode #3.3,  "Under the Influence", but he did not become a regular until this  episode.'),
('7131',' Kelly Carlson (I) (qv) (born 1976) is only 5 years older than  Johnny Pacar (qv) (born 1981), who plays her son.'),
('7132',' Because of the October 2002 DC'),
('7133','area sniper killings, CBS considered  delaying the broadcast of this episode. However, when two suspects  were arrested and charged with the sniper slayings at the end of  October, the network reconsidered, and chose to air the episode  during the November 2002 sweeps as originally planned. (The episode  was not inspired by the DC'),
('7134','area sniper slayings, since the script  was written before the attacks took place.)'),
('7135',' Guest'),
('7136','star Emilie de Ravin (qv) was co'),
('7137','star of cast'),
('7138','member  Adam Rodriguez (I) (qv) on _"Roswell" (1999)_ (qv)'),
('7139',' SPOILER: In the episode #3.1, "Lost Son" the last episode to feature  Rory Cochrane), the opening credits sequence had all the principal  cast members in order to confuse spoilers as to who was actually  killed off.'),
('7140',' The house that is being renovated is on Lido Lane in Long Beach, CA.  The house also faces Alamitos Bay, a small boat harbor.'),
('7141',' Michael Shanks is most famous for his appearance in Stargate SG1.  For the first 7 seasons, Don S. Davis played the role of General  George Hammond. The lawyer that Brian Lexington hires is also called  George Hammond.'),
('7142',' In the blog Delko and Ryan are called "The Hardy Boys". "The Hardy  Boys" was a popular series of detective/adventure books for boys,  which were also made into a TV'),
('7143','series  _"Hardy Boys, The" (1969)_ (qv).'),
('7144',' In this episode Eric Delko revels his "real" last name is revealed  as "Delektorsky", from his Russian father. (His mother is Cuban.)'),
('7145',' Episode #1.22, "Tinder Box", was blacked out in Rhode Island during  its initial broadcast due to its near'),
('7146','direct similarity to The  Station nightclub fire. (It was blacked out again in Rhode Island  when the episode was repeated in the summer of 2003.)'),
('7147',' Jonathan Togo first appeared on the show in this episode, he did not  become a regular until episode #3.6, "Hell Night".'),
('7148',' Andy Garcia (I) (qv) was originally offered the lead role, a  character who would have been named Det. Rick Calucci. He declined  the role, as did Ray Liotta (qv).'),
('7149',' Anthony E. Zuiker (qv) wanted The Who (qv)s "Behind Blue Eyes"  ("Blue" being a figurative term for a police officer) to be the  shows theme song. However, CBS president Leslie Moonves (qv)  turned it down in favour of "Baba ORiley" (also by The Who (qv)).'),
('7150',' Stellas name was derived from Stella Kowalski from  _Streetcar Named Desire, A (1951)_ (qv) and  Salvatore Corsitto (qv)s character Amerigo Bonasera from  _Godfather, The (1972)_ (qv).'),
('7151',' The only one of the C.S.I. shows to not win an Emmy.'),
('7152',' The cell phones that are used are Palm Treo 650s. Beginning season  3 they use Nokia E62s.'),
('7153',' The numbered yellow evidence markers are labeled "Arrowhead Forensic  Products 800'),
('7154','953'),
('7155','3274" in small text below the large number.'),
('7156',' Danny Messer claims that he had a short'),
('7157','lived career in the music  business, and that he quit baseball when he broke his wrist in a  fight. Carmine Giovinazzo (qv), the actor who plays Danny, admits  that he quit baseball because of a back injury, and that he often  brings his guitar to the set and plays for his co'),
('7158','stars.'),
('7159',' While filming on location in downtown Los Angeles, an actual dead  body was found in an apartment building, several floors down from  the film crews location. The body turned out to be the mummified  remains of a long'),
('7160','dead tenant. The main cast was not on set at the  time. In an ironic twist, one of the cases in episode 302, "Not What  It Looks Like," involves a missing woman whose mummified body is  found in an abandoned apartment.'),
('7161',' The jewelry seen in the episode is real and is placed on the head of  the roach.'),
('7162',' The title is a takeoff of the film Days of Wine and Roses (1962),  directed by Blake Edwards (qv), and starring  Jack Lemmon (I) (qv) and Lee Remick (qv).'),
('7163',' "Man a Mile", is a reference to an old saying regarding the  railroad. When the Transcontinental Railroad was being built it was  the Chinese who were actually laying the tracks and supervising the  dynamite in the tunnels, and the saying is that "There is one dead  Chinese man for every mile of that railroad." In this episode, there  was a dead man for every mile of tunnel that the construction  workers were building under the city.'),
('7164',' The book the teenage victim has is Jay McInerney (qv)s 1984 novel  "Bright Lights, Big City". In 1988, it was made into a movie  starring Michael J. Fox (I) (qv), also called  _Bright Lights, Big City (1988)_ (qv).'),
('7165',' The word "Azrael" in the title is known as one of the names of the  angel of death.'),
('7166',' Mac Taylors name is derived from two sources. Mac from Gary  Sinises son, McCanna, (said to be Macs real name on the show as  well) and Taylor from Lt. Dan Taylor, Garys character in Forrest  Gump.'),
('7167',' Stella: "Who in the circus layers it on like Tammy Faye?" Stella is  referring to Tammy Faye Bakker (qv), the well'),
('7168','know evangelist who  was once married to Jim Bakker (qv). She is known for wearing  false eyelashes and dark, heavy mascara.'),
('7169',' Stella: "Its always about the black glove." This is a reference to  the O.J. Simpson (qv) trials in the 1990s.'),
('7170',' Daniel Pino (qv)s character "Detective Scotty Valens" is from the  CBS show _"Cold Case" (2003)_ (qv) (2003). This episode is a tie'),
('7171','in  of "CSI: NY" and "Cold Case".'),
('7172',' Sid: "Theres the smell of the blood still... All the perfumes of  Arabia will not sweeten this little hand." This line is a reference  to William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s "Macbeth".'),
('7173',' SPOILER: When Danny discovers that Greg Thompson made his last two  calls to Jared Stanton, Gregs phone is seen showing three last  calls. The third call was to Michael Vejar (qv). Vejar is the  Second Unit Director in this episode.'),
('7174',' Mac: "I love the smell of a cover'),
('7175','up in the afternoon." This is an  alteration of Robert Duvall (I) (qv)s famous line from  Apocalypse Now (1979). The original line is, "I love the smell of  napalm in the morning. Smells like victory.".'),
('7176',' Danny: "It must be Groundhog Day for Robert Costa." This is a  reference to the film Groundhog Day (1993), in which  Bill Murray (I) (qv) relives the same day, over and over again.'),
('7177',' SPOILER: When Mac investigates the murder of an assistant District  Attorney, one of his suspects was waiting in line for an audition.  The audition was for the part of George Milton in "Of Mice and Men"  Gary Sinise (qv) was George Milton in the 1992 version of Of Mice  and Men (1992).'),
('7178',' WILHELM SCREAM: In "Grand Master", during the flashback of a man  being stabbed in the neck.'),
('7179',' The title was also the name of a hit song in 1979 by the band  Blondie (III) (qv).'),
('7180',' Danny: "Whoa, whos on first here, huh?" As Danny and Detective  Angell are inquiring a neighbor about the tenant of the apartment  where the woman died, theres a confusion about that persons  identity. Each answer the neighbor gives gets the detectives more  confused, until Danny alludes to "Whos on first?", a comedy routine  around baseball players with double'),
('7181','meaning names that was made  famous by Abbott and Costello, Bud Abbott (qv) and  Lou Costello (qv), and has been mentioned in a number of shows and  movies.'),
('7182',' Don Flack: "Richard Simmons back there took a break from  Jazz'),
('7183','ercising." Richard Simmons (I) (qv) is a fitness guru who  promotes weight'),
('7184','loss programs, most famously through a line of  aerobics video and television programs. He is known for his  flamboyant personality and sense of style.'),
('7185',' Fraternity Guy: "Its called "Edward'),
('7186','40'),
('7187','Hands", you know, like  "Edward Scissorhands", but with 40s." Edward Scissorhands (1990)  is a film by Tim Burton (I) (qv), starring Johnny Depp (qv).'),
('7188',' Danny: "What, is this guy going all "Da Vinci Code" on us or what?"  "The Da Vinci Code" is a best'),
('7189','selling novel by  Dan Brown (VI) (qv). The Da Vinci Code (2006) was made into a  film directed by Ron Howard (I) (qv), and starring  Tom Hanks (qv) and Audrey Tautou (qv).'),
('7190',' Stella: "College tuition: $40,000. Room and Board: $10,000. Puking  and passing out on your parents dime? Priceless." This is a  reference to the advertising campaign for MasterCard, a credit card  company.'),
('7191',' Danny: "Sex, lies, and super 8." This line refers to the film Sex,  Lies, and Videotape (1989), by Steven Soderbergh (qv).'),
('7192',' Mac: "Theres something rotten in the Kingdom of Jamalot." A  reference to William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s "Hamlet". "Something  is rotten in the state of Denmark." '),
('7193',' Act I, Scene IV '),
('7194',' Marcellus'),
('7195',' [Dannys cell phone rings.] Hawkes: "Coldplay?" Danny: "Yeah,  "Talk". Something my girlfriends really good at." Dannys cell  phone ring'),
('7196','tone for when his girlfriend calls is the song "Talk"  from Coldplay (qv)s 2005 album "X&Y".'),
('7197',' Stella: "A woman can never be too rich, or too thin." Allusion to  the statement made by Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor (qv), "A  woman cant be too rich or too thin.".'),
('7198',' The roller derby victim went by the name "She Hate Me", a reference  to the Carolina Panthers player Rod Smart, who went by the moniker  "He Hate Me" in the "XFL" (2001).'),
('7199',' The title is a takeoff of the James Bond film Live and Let Die  (1973), starring Roger Moore (I) (qv).'),
('7200',' The Apple iPod that Stella found showed the song title "Moon River",  which is the signature song by Henry Mancini (qv), from the film  Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961). This keeps with the theme of the  Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961) theme of the episode, where 3 women  dressed in the famous Holly Golightly outfit to rob a jewelry store.  Holly Golightly is the name of the character Audrey Hepburn (qv)  played in Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961).'),
('7201',' Originally scheduled to air on 10 January 2007, this episode was  pre'),
('7202','empted by a public service announcement.'),
('7203',' Horses like Officer Blue are given names to honor fallen officers.'),
('7204',' The Cartier bracelet the victim was wearing is a part of the Love  Collection, and was created in the 1970s, and which Cartier  continues to make. It is put on and taken off with a special  screwdriver that the person giving the bracelet keeps. The Love  Collection is one of Cartiers most famous collections.'),
('7205',' The models story of throwing an iPod at her assistants head sounds  like a play on real'),
('7206','life supermodel Naomi Campbell (I) (qv), who  was arrested for throwing a cell phone at the head of one of her  employees.'),
('7207',' When "Outside Man" originally aired on 10 November 2004, the ending  was preempted by the CBS News report on the death of Palestinian  leader Yasser Arafat. In response to subsequent complaints from  viewers and CBS affiliates, the network reran the episode in its  entirety two days later.'),
('7208',' Guest star Larry Romano (qv) (Louie Messer) and series regular  Carmine Giovinazzo (qv) (Det. Danny Messer) are cousins in real  life. (They play brothers in the show.)'),
('7209',' Allusion to Jimmy Hoffa (qv), after Mac gets a call from a  Tanglewood member, confessing to a murder, saying the body was  buried in the field of Giants Stadium. One conspiracy theory as to  what happened to Jimmy Hoffa (qv), President of the International  Brotherhood of Teamsters (1957'),
('7210','1971), a union, who disappeared in  1975 just before he met with two members of the Mafia, is that he  was murdered and buried in the end zone of Giants Stadium in New  Jersey.'),
('7211',' The title is a reference to the film Run Silent, Run Deep (1958),  an allegory to Moby Dick, which stars Clark Gable (qv) and  Burt Lancaster (qv).'),
('7212',' One of the drug lords calls Don Flack "Serpico" over the radio.  _Serpico (1973)_ (qv) is a film based on the true story of a New  York cop who fought back against corruption in the department.'),
('7213',' In the scene when Mac plays with the jazz band at the end of the  episode,several of the other players are members of Gary Sinises  Lt.Dan Band. Sinise plays bass with the band and often tours with  them to play for the US Military through the USO.'),
('7214',' Stella: "Im not much into baseball, but A'),
('7215','Rods pretty hot."  "A'),
('7216','Rod" is a nickname for Alex Rodríguez (II) (qv), a baseball  player for the New York Yankees. He formerly played for the Seattle  Mariners.'),
('7217',' Danny: "Good, the footprint database finally came through." Aiden:  "Yeah, cause Carrie Bradshaws always knocking off Savings and  Loans." Carrie Bradshaw was Sarah Jessica Parker (qv)s character  on the television show "Sex and the City" (1998), and has a large  collection of designer shoes.'),
('7218',' The painting of the face that Det. Danny Messer is looking at in the  beginning of the gallery shooting story is one of  Carmine Giovinazzo (qv)s own works. The painting is titled  "Sister Tight".'),
('7219',' The title is an allusion to a famous line in  William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s play "Hamlet", Act 3 Scene 1,  namely, "For in that sleep of death what dreams may come/When we  have shuffled off this mortal coli."'),
('7220',' The series star, Sérgio Cardoso, was criticized at the time for  playing a black character, having to paint his body with cork, while  there were good black actors who could have played the part.'),
('7221',' Glória Magadan, TV Globo series supervisor at the time, didnt want  Sérgio Cardoso for the part of Pai Tomás.'),
('7222',' The production came to the extreme of freezing a river in the  district of Poá, to shoot some necessary scenes.'),
('7223',' The production rebuilt a 19th'),
('7224','century boat and put it on the waters  of the Francisco River, to simulate the old boats in the  Mississippi.'),
('7225',' The production built two new studios in São Paulo, specially for  this series, but a fire destroyed them 2 weeks before the first  episode was aired, and all the shooting had to be relocated to Rio  de Janeiro.'),
('7226',' While the show was in production, both Judi Dench and Geoffrey  Palmer were featured in the film "Mrs. Brown" (1997). She played  Queen Victoria and he was a member of her court, Henry Ponsonby.'),
('7227',' The shows filming ends two hours before its aired.'),
('7228',' Episode 2.4 contains readings of the following poetry: "Ene" by  Jesper Jensen (qv) (read by Henning Jensen (I) (qv)), "Klip en  hæl" by Lola Baidel (read by Sonja Oppenhagen (qv)) and "Lov" by  Jesper Jensen (qv) (read by Sonja Oppenhagen (qv)).'),
('7229',' The show was canceled at the end of the 1982'),
('7230','83 season, due to low  ratings. In response, viewers wrote to CBS, protesting the  cancellation. This effort, combined with the shows increasing  ratings during the summer reruns, prompted the network to reverse  the decision. Although the cast members had just been released from  their contracts, they were soon brought back to work on the show.  The series was reinstated in March of 1984, and ran until 1988.'),
('7231',' In the TV movie that inspired the series, Christine Cagney was  played by Loretta Swit (qv). When the show first began,  Meg Foster (qv) took over the role of Christine Cagney. After a  few episodes, Sharon Gless (qv) eventually won the role and played  Cagney for six years. A CBS spokesperson was quoted at the time as  saying the reason for replacing Foster with Gless was the audience  had trouble telling "the two leads apart".'),
('7232',' Every year the show was on the air, the Emmy for Best Actress in a  Drama Series went to one of the stars of this show.  Tyne Daly (qv)won the award four times and Sharon Gless (qv) won  twice.'),
('7233',' Cast member Sidney Clute (qv) passed away during the run of the  show. The producers included his name and picture during the opening  credits of every episode after his death as a tribute to him.'),
('7234',' Bill Pullman (qv)s TV debut.'),
('7235',' The episodes title is a also the title of a song by  The Beatles (qv)'),
('7236',' This episodes title references Marie Antoinettes quote "Let Them  Eat Cake"'),
('7237',' The episodes title is a reference to the quote "Play it again, Sam"  from _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv)'),
('7238',' This is the episode 100 of the TV'),
('7239','series.'),
('7240',' {Markdown on a Man (#1.4)}'),
('7241',' Harold Gould (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('7242',' Noam Pitlik (qv)s TV debut.'),
('7243',' Towards the end of the season, all cast and crew members received a  rare special 2'),
('7244','disc edition of all the songs performed from the  series.'),
('7245',' Although most of the cast do their own singing at the show, the  singing voices of Jake and Mark were sung by Zachary Throne (qv)  and Barry Coffing (II) (qv).'),
('7246',' Brent Gore (qv), who played Matt, left the show due to difference  of opinions with the creators on how Matt should be portrayed.'),
('7247',' "Californication" is a compound of California and fornication.  Its origin is bumper stickers in Oregon in the late 1970s and early  1980s that read "Dont Californicate Oregon". Red Hot Chili Peppers  most successful record to date, 1999s "Californication", sold over  15 million copies.'),
('7248',' References are made to actors from the TV show  _"Dawsons Creek" (1998)_ (qv). Katie Holmes (qv) is referenced  along with real'),
('7249','life husband Tom Cruise (qv) in the movie A Crazy  Little Thing Called Love based on Hanks book.  James Van Der Beek (qv) is referenced on a wedding invitation card  that reveals Karens last name to be Van Der Beek.  Writers/Executive Producers Tom Kapinos (qv) and  Gina Fattore (qv) both worked on _"Dawsons Creek" (1998)_ (qv).'),
('7250',' The names of Hanks books (‘South of Heaven’, ‘Seasons in the  Abyss’, and ‘God Hates Us All’) are all names of albums by the band,  Slayer (II) (qv).'),
('7251',' Was originally canceled by Comcast after merging TechTV with its own  failing channel, G4. However, G4/TechTV Canada obtained the rights  for the show and starting producing new episodes only a few months  later.'),
('7252',' This show was on the NBC'),
('7253','TV network during four different years.  '),
('7254',' 1. In 1950, the show was broadcast from June to August as a summer    replacement for the second half hour of    _"Four Star Revue" (1950)_ (qv).  '),
('7255',' 2. In 1951, the show was broadcast from June to August as a summer    replacement for _"Voice of Firestone, The" (1949)_ (qv).  '),
('7256',' 3. In 1952, the show was broadcast from January to April as a    replacement for _"Leave It to the Girls" (1949)_ (qv).  '),
('7257',' 4. In 1955, the show was broadcast from July to August as a summer    replacement for the _"Letter to Loretta" (1953)_ (qv).'),
('7258',' This early series aired over the DuMont Television Network Monday  through Friday evenings at 7:30 in 1948.'),
('7259',' Because the series _"Warner Brothers Presents" (1955)_ (qv) had gone  off the air, the syndicated short film "The Deadly Riddle," a  sanitized adaptation of Chaucers "The Wife of Baths Tale" aired as  an episode of this program when it was rebroadcast in the early  1960s.'),
('7260',' Episode "The Boys from Termite Terrace" '),
('7261',' 1975, contains probably  the best interviews with Chuck Jones (I) (qv),  Friz Freleng (qv), Robert Clampett (qv) and Mel Blanc (qv).'),
('7262',' In the pilot episode, the role of Bernardo was originally intended  for Nacho Rubio (qv), who ended up playing Juan Luis the  psychologist.'),
('7263',' ABC canceled the show due to low ratings.'),
('7264',' The show wasnt a hit in America but it was a hit in Germany.'),
('7265',' This show first appeared in the summer of 1952 (June'),
('7266','August) as a  summer replacement for _"Aldrich Family, The" (1949)_ (qv). All of  the episodes were filmed and were broadcast on the National  Broadcasting Company (NBC) on Friday evenings between 9:30 and 10:00  PM Eastern Time.'),
('7267',' In 1953, _"Aldrich Family, The" (1949)_ (qv) was cancelled and was  last shown in May. This show, renamed "Campbell Soundstage", became  a permanent replacement beginning in July 1953 and continuing to May  1954. The format changed with the shows being broadcast live from  New York City. The show was broadcast on NBC on Friday evenings  between 9:30 and 10:00 PM Eastern Time.'),
('7268',' On June 4, 1954, the name was changed to "Campbell Summer  Soundstage" and the format reverted to film; many of the shows were  episodes that had been shown on  _"Ford Television Theatre, The" (1948)_ (qv). These broadcasts  continued until September 1954 on NBC on Friday nights between 9:30  and 10:00 PM Eastern Time until the show was replaced by the sitcom  _"Dear Phoebe" (1954)_ (qv).'),
('7269',' All the episodes were 100 minutes long, shown as two 50'),
('7270','minute parts  on consecutive weeks.'),
('7271',' One of the football players has the name "Cos" on his jersey. Cos is  the nickname of the 1st Assistant Director.'),
('7272',' The working title of the show was originally "Totally Crushed Out",  and later, just "Crushed Out".'),
('7273',' In total 16 episodes were filmed. Episodes featuring heterosexual  subjects aired on VH1. Episodes featuring gay, lesbian, bisexual and  trans'),
('7274','gendered subjects will begin airing on LOGO in June 2006.'),
('7275',' The audio tag that plays over the production company logo at the end  of each episode ("Augh! So many balls in the air!") was spoken by  James Easter Bradford, subject of the episode "James".'),
('7276',' Subject James Bradford was hugely dissatisfied with the process of  filming the show, and he kept a running blog of the process and  spoke out about the methods used by the producers to obtain the  footage they wanted.'),
('7277',' The concert James performs in the episode took place at The Duplex,  one of the oldest and most respect cabaret venues in The United  States. James and his band were given less than 48 hours to prepare  the show.'),
('7278',' Despite the way the episode is edited to appear, personal trainer  Courtney was fired after only three workout sessions; James switched  to a different gym which was not mentioned.'),
('7279',' The original story producer for this episode, Al Castellanos, was  fired and replaced '),
('7280',' and then replaced again by story producer Clare  Tucker.'),
('7281',' Among the many things completely edited out of the episode:  '),
('7282',' James was given contact lenses and stopped wearing his "hipster"    glasses.  '),
('7283',' A symposium (of sorts) was held at The Phoenix bar in New York    with James and four other men to discuss the meaning of what a    "bear" is in the gay community. This entire sub'),
('7284','plot was    completely eliminated.  '),
('7285',' An "after the show" interview filmed many months later which    showed James had lost a considerable amount of weight and no    longer had a beard was never shown.'),
('7286',' Andrea is the only contestant in the show that has never been in  Season 1s bottom two contestants.'),
('7287',' Tricia Helfer isnt returning to the show in cycle 2 because she is  working on Battlestar Galactica. Instead, Jay Manuel is taking over  as host.'),
('7288',' Shortly after Andrea Muizelaar was crowned Canadas Next Top Model,  she stopped modeling because she said she lost interest in being in  the modeling industry. She had gone back to school to pursue other  goals (September 2006).'),
('7289',' Canadian version of "Britains Worst Driver".'),
('7290',' Filmed in the Live TV offices at Canary Wharf.'),
('7291',' Isabel Sanford (qv)s final performance.'),
('7292',' This series contains 115 episodes:  '),
('7293',' 001. Las travesuras de Candy  '),
('7294',' 002. La aventura de Candy y Anny  '),
('7295',' 003. Adios Anny  '),
('7296',' 004. Carta de Anny  '),
('7297',' 005. Adoptada por una familia rica  '),
('7298',' 006. Un principe en la colina  '),
('7299',' 007. Parezco una dama ?  '),
('7300',' 008. Una invitación feliz  '),
('7301',' 009. Un baile maravilloso  '),
('7302',' 010. Una dama en el establo  '),
('7303',' 011. Una pequeña cinta  '),
('7304',' 012. Dulce Candy  '),
('7305',' 013. Tres solitarios  '),
('7306',' 014. Querido viejo arbol en la colina  '),
('7307',' 015. Una decisión que quita felicidad a Candy  '),
('7308',' 016. Viaje a un país desconocido  '),
('7309',' 017. En el desierto lejano  '),
('7310',' 018. El crucifijo de la suerte  '),
('7311',' 019. Despues de un penoso viaje  '),
('7312',' 020. Soy más feliz que una alondra  '),
('7313',' 021. Una paloma trae un voto de amistad  '),
('7314',' 022. No te mueras, Anthony  '),
('7315',' 023. Su primer paseo juntos  '),
('7316',' 024. Anthony muere  '),
('7317',' 025. Sobreponiendose al dolor  '),
('7318',' 026. El padre arbol todo lo sabe  '),
('7319',' 027. El regalo de un angel  '),
('7320',' 028. El colorido corazón de Candy  '),
('7321',' 029. Una partida llena de esperanzas  '),
('7322',' 030. Amor a traves del mar  '),
('7323',' 031. Un nuevo dia en una vieja ciudad  '),
('7324',' 032. Otra colina de Pony  '),
('7325',' 033. Una alumna envejecida  '),
('7326',' 034. El secreto de un sobre  '),
('7327',' 035. Un maravilloso domingo  '),
('7328',' 036. Anny recupera su sonrisa  '),
('7329',' 037. Un encuentro inesperado  '),
('7330',' 038. El secreto de Terry  '),
('7331',' 039. El tesoro que enfurecio a la rectora  '),
('7332',' 040. Se puede entrar y salir libremente  '),
('7333',' 041. Una hada en el festival del colegio  '),
('7334',' 042. Un picnic a medianoche  '),
('7335',' 043. Colegio de verano  '),
('7336',' 044. Lazos de Sangre  '),
('7337',' 045. Fiesta blanca para dos  '),
('7338',' 046. Fin de un verano vibrante  '),
('7339',' 047. La trampa de Eliza  '),
('7340',' 048. Entre frias y espesas paredes  '),
('7341',' 049. La decisión de Terry  '),
('7342',' 050. Partida en la bruma matinal  '),
('7343',' 051. El largo camino al puerto  '),
('7344',' 052. Las estrellas de un establo  '),
('7345',' 053. Amanecer en el monte Rossdale  '),
('7346',' 054. Southampton en la niebla  '),
('7347',' 055. no tradujeron el nombre de este episodio  '),
('7348',' 056. Más alla de la tormenta  '),
('7349',' 057. El puerto a traves de una ventana  '),
('7350',' 058. La vuelta al hogar bajo la nieve  '),
('7351',' 059. Maestra de juegos por un dia  '),
('7352',' 060. Amigo ve con el viento  '),
('7353',' 061. Tiempo de decisiones  '),
('7354',' 062. Tren hacia una nueva vida  '),
('7355',' 063. Candy conoce una abuela en la ciudad  '),
('7356',' 064. Un angel blanco muy torpe  '),
('7357',' 065. Tratamiento con una sonrisa  '),
('7358',' 066. Un abuelo imaginario  '),
('7359',' 067. Miena donde estas  '),
('7360',' 068. Cayeron petalos en primavera  '),
('7361',' 069. Recuerdos de una rosa blanca  '),
('7362',' 070. Una novia muy joven  '),
('7363',' 071. Un marinero en la colina  '),
('7364',' 072. Una chica en un cuarto especial  '),
('7365',' 073. Un rumor sobre Terry  '),
('7366',' 074. Hacia un gran hospital de ciudad  '),
('7367',' 075. La residencia del abuelo  '),
('7368',' 076. La pequeña casa del recuerdo  '),
('7369',' 077. Una enfermera muy conciente  '),
('7370',' 078. La melodia de Terry  '),
('7371',' 079. Detrás de las candilejas  '),
('7372',' 080. Un encuentro muy breve  '),
('7373',' 081. Terry sin su rostro  '),
('7374',' 082. Crecen flores en un tierno corazón  '),
('7375',' 083. Un fantasma que juega a los naipes  '),
('7376',' 084. El olor de la guerra en el uniforme  '),
('7377',' 085. Una familia hecha de odio y amor  '),
('7378',' 086. El hombre que perdio su pasado  '),
('7379',' 087. Examenes para dos  '),
('7380',' 088. Un buen aliciente  '),
('7381',' 089. El desaparecido Señor Albert  '),
('7382',' 090. Un pequeño castillo  '),
('7383',' 091. Dos amantes corazones  '),
('7384',' 092. Tratamiento con shock  '),
('7385',' 093. Un cupido con arrugas  '),
('7386',' 094. Dos para un viaje  '),
('7387',' 095. Rivales  '),
('7388',' 096. Invitación con pasaje de ida  '),
('7389',' 097. El reencuentro  '),
('7390',' 098. Una noche de estreno  '),
('7391',' 099. Separación en un dia de nieve  '),
('7392',' 100. La plataforma de las lagrimas  '),
('7393',' 101. Un atisbo de memoria  '),
('7394',' 102. La cruz en la colina de Pony  '),
('7395',' 103. Un viaje largo y dificil  '),
('7396',' 104. Una clinica no necesita un angel  '),
('7397',' 105. El gentil refugiado  '),
('7398',' 106. Otro asesino  '),
('7399',' 107. Una gran ayuda  '),
('7400',' 108. Festejos en el valle  '),
('7401',' 109. El verdadero rostro de la guerra  '),
('7402',' 110. Un amor embarazoso  '),
('7403',' 111. Recobrar el pasado  '),
('7404',' 112. El engaño de Neil  '),
('7405',' 113. Personas vienen y personas se van  '),
('7406',' 114. El dia en que Candy ve al bisabuelo  '),
('7407',' 115. Las rosas estan en flor en Ponys Hill'),
('7408',' When the show premiered on British television in 1989, it was  advertised by billboards and newspaper ads for "Shane Longman" (the  fictitious merchant bank in the series) featuring profiles of its  "staff": Declan (with a bouquet for Michelle on the ground in front  of him), Jimmy (holding a phone: "If he doesn"t break even, he  breaks his phone."), Hudson (holding both a phone and his baby after  his wife has left him), Sirkka (with a black eye and holding a wine  glass after attacking a man who gave her a bad investment tip), and  Max (fluent in 6 Chinese dialects, he"s carrying a pile of Chinese  take away containers).'),
('7409',' "Capitol" ended with a permanent cliffhanger. The very last shot was  one of Myrna Klegg (Carolyn Jones) strapped into a gas chamber,  about to be executed for murder '),
('7410',' a murder for which she may have  been framed. The final shot freezes and the credits roll, leaving  Myrnas ultimate fate forever unknown.'),
('7411',' Was originally pitched to NBC/Universal by Remi Aubuchon as an  independent series with no connection to the Battlestar Galactica  franchise. NBC/Universal read the pilot (an allegorical story about  slavery with robots) and suggested Aubuchon meet with Ronald D.  Moore and David Eick (who were considering a Battlestar Galactica  spin'),
('7412','off series at the time). Aubuchon, Moore and Eick met and  within a couple of months the "Caprica" series was born.'),
('7413',' Rose Cottage, Giggleswick, used as the filming location for the  Capticks house, was previously owned by TV chat'),
('7414','show host  Russell Harty (qv).'),
('7415',' This was Captain Americas only animated series. There was supposed  to be one in the 1990s that was set in World War II, but due to  pressure on Marvel to not use Nazis on the series, it was abandoned.'),
('7416',' Dingdong Dantes (qv), Alfred Vargas (qv) and  Cogie Domingo (qv) along with Richard Gutierrez (I) (qv) were  considered for the role of Captain Barbell.  Raymond Gutierrez (I) (qv), Ritchie Paul Gutierrez, and  Hero Angeles (qv) were considered to play the role of Teng. In the  end, the production decided to have the same actor played both the  Teng and Captain Barbell.'),
('7417',' Marravelos, the name of fictional town where the series is set, is  an anagram of Mars Ravelo (qv), the title characters creator.'),
('7418',' The name Viel Villian is an anagram of "vile" and "villain"  respectively. Levis name is also an anagram of "evil".'),
('7419',' Captain Barbells alter ego name, Potenciano Magtanggol, has a  tagalog etymology which literally translates to "Potential Defender"  in English.'),
('7420',' The character of Sunshine Dizon (qv) was "killed" on the 13th week  to give way for her lead role preparations in the new soap  _"Bakekang" (2006)_, which would be shown together with Captain  Barbell in GMA Networks prime time block.'),
('7421',' The root word of Amorseko, which is Amor, is a Spanish word for  "love". Amorseko is a character played by Elizabeth Oropesa (qv)  who uses love spell as weapon.'),
('7422',' The show was a parody of _"Charlies Angels" (1976)_ (qv). The Teen  Angels, Brenda, Taffy and Dee Dee were clearly inspired by Josie,  Melody and Valerie from an earlier Hanna Barbera series,  _"Josie and the Pussycats" (1970)_ (qv). The character design of  Captain Caveman himself had already been used for the Slag Brothers  in yet another Hanna Barbera cartoon, _"Wacky Races" (1968)_ (qv).'),
('7423',' Like Cambrias other series Space Angel and Clutch Cargo, Captain  Fathom was filmed in SYNCHRO'),
('7424','VOX, which superimposed real mouths  over artwork.'),
('7425',' Series was sponsored by Heinz Ketchup and Chunky Chocolates'),
('7426',' Dennis Fimple (qv) (Dr. Screwloose) replaced Barry Sobel (qv) in  2001 for Episode 4. Fimple died halfway through filming, so he was  replaced by... Barry Sobel.'),
('7427',' This was US network televisions longest running childrens series,  until surpassed in 1999 by PBSs _"Sesame Street" (1969)_ (qv). It  is still the longest running childrens series on US commercial  television.'),
('7428',' This show premiered on CBS the same day "The Mickey Mouse Club"  premiered on ABC.'),
('7429',' Most network shows were broadcast in color by the mid 1960s. CBS did  not convert the Captains early morning program to color until 1969.'),
('7430',' This was the first TV network kids show in the United States.'),
('7431',' The first program to include audience participation through the use  of the famous "Secret Decoder Ring" which allowed the afterschool TV  viewer to decode Jet Jacksons secret orders.'),
('7432',' Captain Midnights plane was the Douglas "Skyrocket," a dual'),
('7433','powered  experimental aircraft having both a jet engine and a four'),
('7434','barrel  rocket engine.'),
('7435',' Captain Midnight was called Jet Jackson in Australia, because  Captain Midnight was the name of an infamous bushranger (outlaw).'),
('7436',' The series title was changed to "Jet Jackson, Flying Commando"  because the program went into syndication after its initial two'),
('7437','year  run but the ex'),
('7438','sponsor (Ovaltine) still owned the rights to the  "Captain Midnight" title. Soundtrack references to "Captain  Midnight" were overdubbed.'),
('7439',' According to the Writers Bible bonus disc on the DVD, Princess  Toadstool is 17 years old.'),
('7440',' The Writers Bible section of the DVD states that Bully/Roy Koopa is  the oldest of the Koopa Kids. This clashes with the games, which  claim Kooky/Ludwig Von Koopa is the oldest of the Kids.'),
('7441',' On the DVD, the "remade popular music" was edited out and replaced  with the "Mega Move" instrumental; piece, just like on the Captain N  DVD.'),
('7442',' This is the only episode that plays the Water Land music in the  series.'),
('7443',' This is the only episode where Mario and Luigi tell the "episode" to  stop and start the background music.'),
('7444',' This episode is 115 in production order which is also exactly the  same in air order which only a few of the episodes do.'),
('7445',' On the syndicated runs, this is the only episode to show the  original title after the episode introduction (coming up as Captain  N and the Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3 instead of a straight  fade out).'),
('7446',' Some of the background music used in this episode is slightly  different in terms of instruments and pitch compared to the other  episodes in the series.'),
('7447',' This episode and Sneaky Lying Cheating Giant Ninja Koopas are the  only two episodes that use classical music in the series.'),
('7448',' At the end of the episode, The Venice Pizzaman says Lou Albano. Lou  Albano was the voice of Mario in The Super Mario Bros. Super Show!  (1989) which is the series before this one.'),
('7449',' Only one of the three main Mario cartoons in which Toad does not  appear. However, the caveman Oogtar has the same voice actor and  basically fills the same role.'),
('7450',' These Captain N episodes were not included in the Captain N DVD set  since they are legally considered to be a different series, and  legalities require that the Captain N and the Mario World series be  released together, as one series.'),
('7451',' In the Fire Sale episode, during the montage with Kootie Pie holding  the fire in the ice cave, a song called "Kootie Pie Rocks" plays.  This was the title of an episode of the Super Mario Bros. 3 cartoon  that preceded this one.'),
('7452',' Luigi is animated but doesnt speak in the entire episode.'),
('7453',' This episode is 106A in production order.'),
('7454',' This episode is 107A in production order.'),
('7455',' This episode was actually the pilot episode (due to UK air order and  VHS releases) since the episode introduction is at a different pitch  compared to the rest of the series.'),
('7456',' The shows live action main title was designed and produced by I  Square Communications and starred Dorian Borag as "Kevin" and Louie  from Critters of the Cinema as "Duke," the dog.'),
('7457',' The episode Hows Bayou has two different versions. The original  version aired on September 16, 1989 and never again. It had a lot of  unfinished/raw animation, different music/dialogue/scenes/etc., and  a lot of other little differences. The "finished" version aired all  subsequent times. Strangely, the DVD includes the rare, first  version, and not the later better'),
('7458','known version.'),
('7459',' The series was released on DVD on February 27, 2007. It includes all  13 episodes of season one, and 13 of the 14 episodes from season two  (only the When Mother Brain Rules clip show is omitted.) Season  three is not included as licensing issues mean it is a separate  series.'),
('7460',' In a strange twist of fate, Ian James Corlett, who voiced Dr. Wily  on this show, would voice his nemesis Mega Man in the Mega Man  animated series (1994.)'),
('7461',' Michael Maurer, who wrote many of the Season Two episodes, is the  brother of Jeffrey Scott, who wrote all of Season One.'),
('7462',' For the most part the episodes can be viewed in any order, but there  are some exceptions here and there: '),
('7463','Kevin In Videoland must happen  first, as it explains Kevin being sucked into Videoland.  '),
('7464','Videolympics/Mega Trouble For Megaland takes place BEFORE Happy  Birthday Megaman. This is because the former episode is Kevins  first time meeting Dr. Right. '),
('7465','Mr. And Mrs. Mother Brain is the  first episode to happen on Castlevania, identifiable by Kevins  "first glance" reaction of the castle. '),
('7466','Gameboy (the episode)  happens after Season One but before all other Season Two episodes  (identifiable by Gameboy being in all other Season Two episodes.)  '),
('7467','Quest for the Potion of Power is the first Link/Zelda episode, as  Kevin meets the two of them for the first time here.'),
('7468',' The working title of the show was "Captain Nintendo '),
('7469',' The Game  Master", and the working title for the pilot episode was "Kevin in  Nintendoland." This had to be changed, as the network didnt want  the word Nintendo in the title '),
('7470',' they felt that would be blatant  advertising.'),
('7471',' This episode is 106B in production order, the reason for the code is  due to a different animation studio.'),
('7472',' This episode is 102B in production order, the reason for this  production code is because there was a change in animation studio.'),
('7473',' One boxing promotional poster lists former U.S. Vice'),
('7474','President Spiro  Agnew (misspelled as Spir Agne) as a participant.'),
('7475',' When Carter Nash is first discovered as a "superhero", he wears a  ring with his initials, "CN". A passer'),
('7476','by asks him what the "CN"  stands for and, not wanting to give his real name, he comes up with,  "Captain... Nice?"'),
('7477',' The looks of Captain Planet are inspired by the DC Comics character  (previously Charlton character) Captain Atom. Other aspects of the  show (five teenagers with powers summoning a super'),
('7478','being of greater  force, looks and personality bits of the teenagers) are inspired on  the Marvel Comics "Psi'),
('7479','Force" series.'),
('7480',' This TV series sparked a comic book series by the same name.'),
('7481',' Each episode cost an estimated US$1 million.'),
('7482',' The Program was part of a Toy'),
('7483','Tie in created by Mattel. The toys  consisted of action figures of all the major characters and Captain  Powers and Lord Dreads ships. The Ships had the ability to pick up  infra'),
('7484','red signals from glowing panels on enemy characters and thus  score hits, as well as receive damage hits from enemy fire. When a  players ship sustained enough simulated damage the canopy would fly  open ejecting the action figure contained within. There were also  crossover animated episodes that were packaged with the electronic  fighter ships that had the same ability. Despite the interactivity  of the toys the series was too expensive to continue production and  with dropping sales of Captain Power toys the series and toys were  scrapped.'),
('7485',' On 13 September 1991 national British newspaper The Guardian  claimed that certain characters names could be viewed in a vulgar  context (e.g. Master Bates and Seaman Staines). Such character names  did not form any part of the series and creator John Ryan  successfully won retractions and settlements from both The  Guardian and another British newspaper, The Sunday Correspondent,  which also printed a similar story.'),
('7486',' The face and voice of Capt. Scarlet were both based on  Cary Grant (qv).'),
('7487',' For the most part, the puppet characters faces were modeled after  the voice actor portraying them.'),
('7488',' The Zero'),
('7489','X Martian Exploration Vehicle was also featured in the film  _Thunderbirds Are GO (1966)_ (qv), also created by  Gerry Anderson (I) (qv).'),
('7490',' In the late 1990s, test reels for a new series of "Captain Scarlet"  were produced. Instead of Supermarionation, the show was made using  state'),
('7491','of'),
('7492','the'),
('7493','art CGI (computer graphics). The first series finally  came to air in April 2005 as _"Captain Scarlet" (2005)_ (qv).'),
('7494',' According to background information about some of the characters  produced by Century 21 for its publications, "Captain Scarlet" takes  place a few years after the events of "Stingray" (1963) (qv), with  some SPECTRUM personnel actually veterans of the earlier shows WASP  organization. None of this was mentioned on screen, however.'),
('7495',' Real human hair was used for the marionette heads. Photographs of  actual human eyes were used to increase the realism of the  marionettes. After producing several series using cartoon'),
('7496','like  marionettes with large heads (required to contain the electronics  that operate the puppets eyes and mouth mechanisms), Gerry Anderson  was able to miniaturize the mechanisms further starting with this  series, allowing more realistic'),
('7497','looking puppets to be used.'),
('7498',' Destiny Angel was based in appearance on actress  Ursula Andress (qv).'),
('7499',' Harmony Angel was based in appearance on actress  Tsai Chin (I) (qv), most prolific in Hammers Fu Manchu films.'),
('7500',' Rhapsody Angel was based in appearance on model  Jean Shrimpton (qv).'),
('7501',' Melody Angel is thought to have been based in appearance on singer  and actress Eartha Kitt (qv).'),
('7502',' Lieutenant Green is the only leading black male character to appear  in any Gerry Anderson series.'),
('7503',' The episode "Dominion" was supposed to be the Season 2 finale but  ITV aired the "Grey Skulls" as the last episode instead.'),
('7504',' Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons (1967) (qv) was made using  "supermarination" (Gerry Anderson(I)s name for the technique used  to make the puppets mouths move in time to pre'),
('7505','recorded dialogue),  this new series has been made using "hypermarination" (Andersons  name for animating the characters through motion capture CGI  technology).'),
('7506',' The first two episodes have a different look compared to the rest of  the series because they were made by a different production company.'),
('7507',' Both Destiny Angel and Captain Scarlet looked slightly different  after the first two episodes, with new hairstyles and slightly  varied features. This is because the production company changed  after the pilot episodes in order to shoot the rest of the series.'),
('7508',' Certain characters had their nationalities changed from the  portrayals of their characters in the 1960s series. Captain Scarlet  became a British/American national as opposed to his tradition  purely English roots, while Destiny Angel dropped her obvious French  background to become an English girl (with British/American  nationality) in this newer version.'),
('7509',' The supposed real names of the agents were Paul Metcalf for Captain  Scarlet, Adam Svenson for Captain Blue, Simone Girradaux for Destiny  Angel and Charles Grey for Colonel White. Lt Green was also known as  Serena Lewis, Ochre was Elaine McGee, Harmony was Rebecca Drake,  whilst Captain Blacks real name was Conrad Lefkon.'),
('7510',' Gerry Anderson (I) (qv) originally wanted to remake  _"Thunderbirds" (1965)_ (qv) but couldnt secure the rights. It took  him two years to get the rights to remake  _"Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons" (1967)_ (qv).'),
('7511',' In "Mercury Falling" Captain Black is looking up names of people on  a computer, 3 files come up on screen with pictures the people in  the pictures are of Ron Thornton (qv) the CGI Producer, Harvey  Randhawa (qv) the CGI Lighting and Josh Simmonds (qv) the CGI  director for Blue Team.'),
('7512',' This was the first episode in which it is revealed that Destinys  real name is Simone, as Scarlet calls her this during their  emotional scenes.'),
('7513',' This series contains 128 episodes:  '),
('7514',' 001. The New Soccer Star  '),
('7515',' 002. A Career Begins  '),
('7516',' 003. Kick'),
('7517','Off for the Future  '),
('7518',' 004. The Football is My Best Friend  '),
('7519',' 005. Where is the Rival?  '),
('7520',' 006. Blocked Off  '),
('7521',' 007. The Show Must Go On  '),
('7522',' 008. A Perfect Duo  '),
('7523',' 009. The Last Chance  '),
('7524',' 010. A Long Way to Brazil  '),
('7525',' 011. The Provocation  '),
('7526',' 012. No Easy Way  '),
('7527',' 013. Fast Game in the Mud  '),
('7528',' 014. Tsubasa is Sieged  '),
('7529',' 015. An Unfair Enemy  '),
('7530',' 016. The Verification Test  '),
('7531',' 017. The Youth National Championship  '),
('7532',' 018. Fatal Confrontation  '),
('7533',' 019. The Mighty Shot  '),
('7534',' 020. Soccer is My Dream  '),
('7535',' 021. No Victory in Semi Final  '),
('7536',' 022. The Brothers Tachibana  '),
('7537',' 023. Ryo Shoots an Own Goal  '),
('7538',' 024. The Fight for the Final  '),
('7539',' 025. The Best Keeper of the Tournament  '),
('7540',' 026. The End of a Career  '),
('7541',' 027. Encounters in Semi'),
('7542','Final  '),
('7543',' 028. The Brave Fighters from the North  '),
('7544',' 029. Hard Confrontations  '),
('7545',' 030. A Wounded Prince  '),
('7546',' 031. A Brilliant Fight  '),
('7547',' 032. Tsubasa in the Trap  '),
('7548',' 033. I Cant Play  '),
('7549',' 034. Tsubasas Resurrection  '),
('7550',' 035. Misugi, Dont Die  '),
('7551',' 036. My Heart Still Beats  '),
('7552',' 037. Mega'),
('7553','shot  '),
('7554',' 038. A Wise Decision  '),
('7555',' 039. The Finale  '),
('7556',' 040. The Shooting Secret  '),
('7557',' 041. The Duel  '),
('7558',' 042. Roar, Lion  '),
('7559',' 043. Nankatsu in Crisis  '),
('7560',' 044. The Equalizer  '),
('7561',' 045. The Game without Aces  '),
('7562',' 046. Against Better Knowledge  '),
('7563',' 047. Kojiros Sign of Winning  '),
('7564',' 048. Unsuccessful Overhead Kick  '),
('7565',' 049. The Fight Continues  '),
('7566',' 050. The Extra Time  '),
('7567',' 051. Whats the Result of the Extra Time  '),
('7568',' 052. One New Strategy  '),
('7569',' 053. Two Are Better Than One  '),
('7570',' 054. The Duel of the Strikers  '),
('7571',' 055. Tears Despite Success  '),
('7572',' 056. Great Departures  '),
('7573',' 057. The New Rival  '),
('7574',' 058. The Shooting of the Hawk  '),
('7575',' 059. Nankatsu vs. Otomo  '),
('7576',' 060. Tsubasa vs. Nita  '),
('7577',' 061. A Hard Comparison  '),
('7578',' 062. The Challenge  '),
('7579',' 063. Decisions  '),
('7580',' 064. Race Against Time  '),
('7581',' 065. The Journey to Europe  '),
('7582',' 066. The Duel  '),
('7583',' 067. A King Resigns  '),
('7584',' 068. The Letter  '),
('7585',' 069. The National Championship  '),
('7586',' 070. A Strong Enemy  '),
('7587',' 071. The Shot From a Distance  '),
('7588',' 072. The Secret Goal  '),
('7589',' 073. A Rival Does Not Give Up  '),
('7590',' 074. Air Acrobats  '),
('7591',' 075. The Catapult Shot  '),
('7592',' 076. The Acrobats  '),
('7593',' 077. A New Trick  '),
('7594',' 078. The Quarter Final  '),
('7595',' 079. An Uneventful Match  '),
('7596',' 080. Tsugitos Trick Box  '),
('7597',' 081. A Falcon with Lame Wings  '),
('7598',' 082. A Special Shot  '),
('7599',' 083. The Fight Continues  '),
('7600',' 084. Teamwork  '),
('7601',' 085. Match Preparations  '),
('7602',' 086. Help Cry to the Substitutes Bench  '),
('7603',' 087. The Present for the Captain  '),
('7604',' 088. Top Performance  '),
('7605',' 089. The Letter from Europe  '),
('7606',' 090. Who Will Be Chosen  '),
('7607',' 091. Where Love Falls  '),
('7608',' 092. The Attack Headlong  '),
('7609',' 093. Fairness Goes First  '),
('7610',' 094. The Attack  '),
('7611',' 095. A Captain as Hero  '),
('7612',' 096. Bitter Tears  '),
('7613',' 097. Hyugas Challenge  '),
('7614',' 098. Feverish Ravings  '),
('7615',' 099. Matchwinner Tsubasa  '),
('7616',' 100. Surprise in Field  '),
('7617',' 101. Tsubasa vs. Pierre, a Fair Fight  '),
('7618',' 102. The Might of the Kaiser  '),
('7619',' 103. Unexpected Visit  '),
('7620',' 104. An Impossible Recovery  '),
('7621',' 105. The Last Fight Begins  '),
('7622',' 106. The Great Final  '),
('7623',' 107. Nankatsu is Down  '),
('7624',' 108. Dont Give Up  '),
('7625',' 109. The Tiger Fights Alone  '),
('7626',' 110. A Despair Fight  '),
('7627',' 111. Tsubasa Doesnt Give Up  '),
('7628',' 112. Tsubasa is Hurt  '),
('7629',' 113. Thrill  '),
('7630',' 114. Keep on Fighting  '),
('7631',' 115. Dream Goal  '),
('7632',' 116. On Knifes Edge  '),
('7633',' 117. With All Power  '),
('7634',' 118. Its Getting Exciting  '),
('7635',' 119. The Unsuccessful Tiger Shot  '),
('7636',' 120. Still Tied  '),
('7637',' 121. To the Last Gasp  '),
('7638',' 122. Just 10 Minutes Left  '),
('7639',' 123. All or Nothing  '),
('7640',' 124. In Last Minute  '),
('7641',' 125. Shared Victory  '),
('7642',' 126. Memories  '),
('7643',' 127. Hoping for Europe  '),
('7644',' 128. The 17 Best'),
('7645',' After the collapse of the DuMont Television Network,  Hodge, Al (qv) continued as Captain Video in local New York  television over WABD'),
('7646','TV, which had been the flagship station for  DuMont.'),
('7647',' The final broadcast was on August 16, 1957.'),
('7648',' Captain Video flew three craft: the X'),
('7649','9 jet plane, and his flagships  the Galaxy and Galaxy II spaceships.'),
('7650',' The show was able to tap the talents and resources of the Broadway  stage during its run. A number of well'),
('7651','known writers and players  were able to work on the series. In its first two seasons, the  writing staff included Willie Gilbert (qv),  George Lowther (I) (qv), Larry Weinstock and Carey Wilber (qv),  among others. From 1951 to 1955, the writers included  James Blish (qv), Arthur C. Clarke (qv),  Damon Knight (I) (qv), Cyril M. Kornbluth (qv),  J.T. McIntosh (qv), Robert Sheckley (qv) and  Jack Vance (I) (qv), among others.'),
('7652',' Set in the 22nd century, there were 51+ serialized stories in all,  totaling 1,537 episodes. At first they were 30 minutes in length. In  mid'),
('7653','September, 1953, the episodes were switched to 15 minutes in  length. Until late in 1950 there was no Wednesday episode, but it  was seen on Saturday. Very early in the series, stock footage  (mostly from old western films) was run, allowing time to change  sets and save costs. By 1951, the series level of sophistication  had become much more finely'),
('7654','honed. Scripts came from top  science'),
('7655','fiction writers and consultants, and many Broadway stage  actors were cast. At its peak, over 125 stations carried the series,  including many non'),
('7656','DuMont affiliates. The first TV'),
('7657','to'),
('7658','Hollywood  spin'),
('7659','off, a 15'),
('7660','chapter serial from Columbia Pictures  (_Captain Video, Master of the Stratosphere (1951)_ (qv) with a  different cast), came from this program in 1951, and a  Saturday'),
('7661','morning TV series  (_"Secret Files of Captain Video, The" (1953)_ (qv)) began in 1953.  However, despite the programs immense popularity, the DuMont  networks insurmountable problems caused it to cease operations by  1955. While other DuMont programs were continued on other networks,  DuMont refused to sell "Captain Video" to NBC, and Al Hodge (qv)  returned as the Captain to host a local cartoon/documentary film  series over New York station WABD, the former DuMont flagship.  "Captain Video" could be seen today except for DuMonts late'),
('7662','1950s  decision to scrap the kinescope films for their silver content and  to avoid storage of what was then seen as obsolete, worthless  program material. At this writing, less than a half'),
('7663','dozen surviving  films have been located, including, reportedly, two found in Hodges  personal effects when he died in New York in 1979. The total number  of stories is probably closer to 100, and the episodes may number  higher than 1,537, but remaining information only accounts for 51  stories.'),
('7664',' This series inspired the first board game (The Captain Video Space  Game, early 1950) to be based on a television program.'),
('7665',' Lawrence Menkin (qv), who created the series, thought of it as "a  western in outer space" (and applied that simile to the later  _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv) as well).'),
('7666',' Captain Video was an agent of, and worked for, the Solar Council of  the Interplanetary Alliance.'),
('7667',' The Captain Video character was ranked #25 in TV Guides list of the  "25 Greatest Sci'),
('7668','Fi Legends" (1 August 2004 issue).'),
('7669',' Captain Z'),
('7670','RO started out as a live'),
('7671','action series broadcast on the  San Francisco TV station KRON in 1951. In 1953, the series was aired  on the Los Angeles TV station KTTV, again live action. All 51  live'),
('7672','action episodes were 15 minutes in length.'),
('7673',' In 1954, the series was picked up for syndication. Episodes were  shot on videotape and to shot to fit in a 30 minute time slot. There  were 26 half'),
('7674','hour episodes.'),
('7675',' The opening credits were shown on the series finale of  _"Quantum Leap" (1989)_ (qv).'),
('7676',' The story follows an Irish immigrants rise from poverty to power.  Though set a generation earlier, it is obviously inspired by the  Kennedy clan with Joseph Francis Xavier Armagh  [Richard Jordan (I) (qv)] in the role of clan patriarch Joeseph  Kennedy. Some of the parallels include Armagh as a blockade runner  during the Civil War'),
('7677','Kennedy was reputed to be a rum'),
('7678','runner. Armagh  married a senators daughter'),
('7679','Kennedy married a Boston mayors  daughter. Armagh lost a son in the Spanish American War'),
('7680','Kennedy a  son in World War II. Armaghs daughter was brain damaged in a  horse'),
('7681','riding accident'),
('7682','Kennedys daughter was born mentally  handicapped. Both Armagh and Kennedy had sons assassinated while  running for president.'),
('7683',' Beverly DAngelo (qv)s debut.'),
('7684',' For the black'),
('7685','and'),
('7686','white location shots, the patrol cars were painted  red so as not to confuse the local populace.'),
('7687',' The theme song to the show: Theres a hold up in the Bronx,  Brooklyns broken out in fights/ Theres a traffic jam in Harlem  thats backed up to Jackson Heights/ Theres a scout troop short a  child, Khrushchevs due at Idlewild! Car 54 where are you?'),
('7688',' The large circular object on the dashboard between the two officers  is an auxiliary fan, in the days before cars had air conditioning.'),
('7689',' The show was filmed at the "Biograph Studios" in the Bronx, New  York. The studio was originally built in 1912 by the _American  Mutoscope & Biograph [us]_. The studio facilities were sold several  times through the years, until it burned down in 1980.'),
('7690',' Lainie Kazan (qv)s TV debut.'),
('7691',' Used some of the same sound effects as  _"Price Is Right, The" (1972)_ (qv).'),
('7692',' Until 1981, during the Money Cards, a "double" (or having the next  card be the same value as the previous one) used to lose the  contestant money. Enough contestants cried foul, and eventually it  became a push. This carried over to the Bob Eubanks edition as well.'),
('7693',' Two $500 bonuses were added to the main game by 1981. One for if a  contestant hits the actual number in a question right on, and one  for if a contestant can run his line of cards to the end without  freezing or guessing wrong.'),
('7694',' The maximum amount that could be won in the 1978'),
('7695','1981 NBC version of  this show was $28,800, on the late 1980s CBS and syndicated  versions, it was $32,000.'),
('7696',' Only one contestant won the maximum $28,800 allowed in Jim Perrys  version, Norma Brown in late'),
('7697','1978. No contestant won the max $32,000  offered in the CBS and syndicated versions, although a few  contestants came close.'),
('7698',' The intro of the Jim Perry version (1978'),
('7699','81) actually featured clips  from the pilot. If you pay close attention to the wide shot of the  set, you may notice a slightly different layout and design for the  "Money Cards" bonus round board.'),
('7700',' Sometime during the fall of 1986, the CBS and syndicated versions  added a second bonus round game in which the contestant could win a  car. The game followed the Money Cards, and featured a row of seven  playing cards, aligned in a horizontal row. Correctly choosing the  card marked "CAR" won the car for a contestant. Contestants got one  pick (from winning the game), but could win additional picks by  finding a "Joker" during the Money Cards. In 1988, a new car game  debuted, in which the contestant had to correctly guess how many of  the audiences "special group" of members responded to a question  (out of 10 members). Guessing the correct number on the nose won the  car, with special cash bonuses for being a certain number off,  high'),
('7701','or'),
('7702','low.'),
('7703',' This series contains 70 episodes:  '),
('7704',' 01. Sakura and the Mysterious Magic Book  '),
('7705',' 02. Sakuras Wonderful Friend  '),
('7706',' 03. Sakuras Heart'),
('7707','throbbing First Date  '),
('7708',' 04. Sakuras Exhausting Sunday  '),
('7709',' 05. Sakura and the Panda and the Cute Store  '),
('7710',' 06. Sakura and Her Mothers Memory  '),
('7711',' 07. Sakuras First Challenge as a Thief!?  '),
('7712',' 08. Sakuras Rival Appears!  '),
('7713',' 09. Sakura and the Mysterious Broach  '),
('7714',' 10. Sakura and the Flowery Athletics Meet  '),
('7715',' 11. Sakura, Tomoyo and the Big House  '),
('7716',' 12. Sakuras Endless Day  '),
('7717',' 13. Sakura and the Elephants Strength Contest  '),
('7718',' 14. Sakura, Touya and Cinderella  '),
('7719',' 15. Sakura and Keros Big Fight  '),
('7720',' 16. Sakura and the Rainbow of Memories  '),
('7721',' 17. Sakuras Scary Courage Test  '),
('7722',' 18. Sakura, Yukito and the Summer Festival  '),
('7723',' 19. Sakura and the Summer Vacation Homework  '),
('7724',' 20. Sakura and the Fighting Exchange Student  '),
('7725',' 21. Sakuras Long Marathon  '),
('7726',' 22. Sakura and Her Kind Father  '),
('7727',' 23. Sakura, Tomoyo and the Wonderful Song  '),
('7728',' 24. Sakuras Mini Great Adventure  '),
('7729',' 25. Sakura and Another Sakura  '),
('7730',' 26. Sakura and the Wonderful Teacher  '),
('7731',' 27. Sakura and the Shrine of Memories  '),
('7732',' 28. Sakura and the Incantation Cards  '),
('7733',' 29. Sakuras Sweet Cooking  '),
('7734',' 30. Sakura and the Injured Card  '),
('7735',' 31. Sakura and the Nameless Book  '),
('7736',' 32. Sakura, Kero, Shaoran and ...  '),
('7737',' 33. Sakuras Cold Ice Skating  '),
('7738',' 34. Sakura and Yukito and the Daytime Moon  '),
('7739',' 35. Sakuras Wonderful Christmas  '),
('7740',' 36. Sakura and the Snowy New School Year  '),
('7741',' 37. Sakura and Tomoyos Vanished Voice  '),
('7742',' 38. Sakuras Merry Strawberry Hunt  '),
('7743',' 39. Sakuras Dizzy Fever Day  '),
('7744',' 40. Sakura and the Sakura in the Dream  '),
('7745',' 41. Sakura and Shaoran and a Sea of Sand  '),
('7746',' 42. Sakuras Pitch'),
('7747','Dark Literary Fest  '),
('7748',' 43. Sakuras Goodbye to Meiling  '),
('7749',' 44. Sakura and Kero and the Mysterious Teacher  '),
('7750',' 45. Sakura and the Last Clow Card  '),
('7751',' 46. Sakura and the Last Judgement  '),
('7752',' 47. Sakura and the Mysterious Transfer Student  '),
('7753',' 48. Sakura and the Awakened Key of Star  '),
('7754',' 49. Sakura and the Dangerous Piano  '),
('7755',' 50. Sakura and Shaoran and the Invisible Threads  '),
('7756',' 51. Sakura and the Big Stuffed Doll  '),
('7757',' 52. Sakuras Sheep Warning!?  '),
('7758',' 53. Sakura and the Panic Bicycle  '),
('7759',' 54. Sakura and the Calendar of Memories  '),
('7760',' 55. Sakura and Sakura in Wonderland  '),
('7761',' 56. Sakura and Kero and a Candy Date??  '),
('7762',' 57. Sakura and Shaoran and the Elevator  '),
('7763',' 58. Sakura and the Big Pinch  '),
('7764',' 59. Sakura and Tomoyo and the Ball Trap  '),
('7765',' 60. Sakura and her Precious Friend  '),
('7766',' 61. Sakura and Card and Present  '),
('7767',' 62. Sakura and the Mysterious Fortune  '),
('7768',' 63. Sakura and the Pool and the Big Wave  '),
('7769',' 64. Sakura and the Snow'),
('7770','blowing Ski School  '),
('7771',' 65. Sakura and Yukito and His Fading Power  '),
('7772',' 66. Sakuras Most Favorite Person  '),
('7773',' 67. Sakura and Shaoran and the Tsukimine Shrine  '),
('7774',' 68. Sakura and the Past and Clow Reed  '),
('7775',' 69. Sakura and the Appearance of Clow Reed  '),
('7776',' 70. Sakura and her True Feelings'),
('7777',' Successful sales of the uncut DVDs helped spawn a market for more  shoujo (girl'),
('7778','themed) anime.'),
('7779',' The first ever Care Bears television episode, it was produced by DiC  Entertainment and premiered in syndication half a year after  _Care Bears Movie, The (1985)_ (qv) came out. The following  September, Nelvana took over production of the series as a follow'),
('7780','up  to _Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986)_ (qv). What soon  followed became part of the most'),
('7781','remembered and recognised era of  the animated franchise.'),
('7782',' The first episode in the Care Bear television series from the  Canadian studio, Nelvana. Before this and  _Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986)_ (qv)'),
('7783','and soon after  _Care Bears Movie, The (1985)_ (qv)'),
('7784','DiC Entertainment produced 22  fifteen'),
('7785','minute adventures featuring the Bears and (in later  episodes) the Cousins.'),
('7786',' Introduces the villainous duo of Wizard No Heart and his apprentice,  Beastly, for the first time in the Care Bears franchise.'),
('7787',' The entire Nelvana series (starting with this episode) serves as a  sequel to _Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986)_ (qv).'),
('7788',' One of only five episodes to feature Noble Heart Horse, a  rarely'),
('7789','seen Care Bear Cousin.'),
('7790',' One of only five episodes to feature Noble Heart Horse, a  rarely'),
('7791','seen Care Bear Cousin.'),
('7792',' The music for one of the Bears earlier songs, Fuzzy and Furry, can  be heard in the background after Grumpy finds the clover.'),
('7793',' According to the DVD audio commentary, the Russian soldiers  (Michael Massee (qv)) name is Lucius Belyakov.'),
('7794',' The episode "The River" (ep. 1.7) is loosely based on  _Rivière du hibou, La (1962)_ (qv).'),
('7795',' In Episode 3, when Varlyn is looking at the monument to the dead  miners in Babylon, he crosses off all the names on his list, except  for two. One is Henry Scudder, and the other is Kenneth Requa. Hes  the post'),
('7796','production assistant for the show.'),
('7797',' In the episode titled "Creed, OK", Evander Geddes wears a mask  molded from a childs face. That mask is actually molded after  creator Daniel Knaufs son, Johnnys face.'),
('7798',' While ratings began agreeably, by the end of the first season they  were down significantly. During the second season, the ratings  slowly rose toward the end; however, the show became increasingly  expensive to produce at the same time. Many fans suspected that, due  to HBOs tradition of carrying shows through to an end, and Daniel  Knaufs six'),
('7799','year'),
('7800','plan, the show would be renewed, but in May 2005,  it was leaked that the series would not be returning for another  season. HBO confirmed that the show had been canceled on 11 May  2005. The shows ending after its second season and leaving so many  plot lines unfinished has outraged many viewers. Some of them  organized petitions and mailing drives to HBO to get the shows  renewed. According to HBOs president this generated 50,000 emails  in one weekend to the network.'),
('7801',' It was revealed years later that each weeks show was taped twice in  front of different audiences and the best parts from each taping  were edited together.'),
('7802',' After Jim Nabors (qv) appeared on the premiere episode,  Carol Burnett (qv) would have him as the guest for each seasons  first show because she considered him her "good luck charm".'),
('7803',' Although many consider Tim Conway (I) (qv) to have been a series  regular from the start, in fact he was only a frequent guest star  for many years, and didnt become a regular weekly cast member until  the later seasons.'),
('7804',' The final episode of the series was a "best of" episode featuring  highlights from the shows run.'),
('7805',' At the end of the final show of the first season,  Carol Burnett (qv) appeared as her "washerwoman" character, and  walked out of the theater, every seat empty save for a bald man who  had fallen asleep in his seat. In a touching gesture, she stopped by  him, leaned over, kissed him on his scalp, and walked out the doors  of the back of the theater. It was so well'),
('7806','received that every  subsequent season ending, the scene was repeated with a bald actor  in the audience. At the end of the last show of the series, she  walked out to the back of the stage (amid the wild applause of the  audience) and kissed a similarly "sleeping" security guard.'),
('7807',' Even though he left the cast the previous season,  Harvey Korman (qv) can briefly be seen at the end of the final  episode as he is leaving the theater.'),
('7808',' The Carol Burnett Show was taped at CBS Studio 33 in Television  City. It is now referred to The Bob Barker Studio.'),
('7809',' In the episode "The Halloween Show", Caroline was reunited with her  former co'),
('7810','stars and friends from "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch",  Melissa Joan Hart and Beth Broderick.'),
('7811',' The name of the lead singer in the band is Carlos Alomar.'),
('7812',' At the end of the show, Caroline Rhea (qv) wished Happy Birthday  to audience member Michelle Rudoff (qv), whose 21st birthday was  that day.'),
('7813',' The Edward Burns segment was filmed two days earlier on 22 April  2003. Although Caroline Rhea wears the same dress throughout the  entire show, this segment features a different audience from the  rest of the show, as they were the audience who attended the 22  April show.'),
('7814',' Morey Amsterdam (qv)s last TV show/film project.'),
('7815',' All thirteen episodes of this series are available as extras on the  following Region 2 Carry On Special Edition DVDs:  '),
('7816',' Episode 01. "The Prisoner of Spenda":    _Dont Lose Your Head (1967)_ (qv)  '),
('7817',' Episode 02. "The Baron Outlook": _Carry on Doctor (1967)_ (qv)  '),
('7818',' Episode 03. "The Sobbing Cavalier":    _Carry On... Up the Khyber (1968)_ (qv)  '),
('7819',' Episode 04. "Orgy and Bess": _Carry On Camping (1969)_ (qv)  '),
('7820',' Episode 05. "One in the Eye for Harold":    _Carry On Again Doctor (1969)_ (qv)  '),
('7821',' Episode 06. "The Nine Old Cobblers":    _Carry On Up the Jungle (1970)_ (qv)  '),
('7822',' Episode 07. "Under the Round Table": _Carry On Loving (1970)_ (qv)  '),
('7823',' Episode 08. "The Case of the Screaming Winkles":    _Carry On at Your Convenience (1971)_ (qv)  '),
('7824',' Episode 09. "And in My Ladys Chamber":    _Carry On Matron (1972)_ (qv)  '),
('7825',' Episode 10. "Short Knight, Long Daze":    _Carry On Abroad (1972)_ (qv)  '),
('7826',' Episode 11. "The Case of the Coughing Parrot":    _Carry On Dick (1974)_ (qv)  '),
('7827',' Episode 12. "Who Needs Kitchener?": _Carry On Behind (1975)_ (qv)  '),
('7828',' Episode 13. "Lamp'),
('7829','Posts of the Empire":    _Thats Carry On (1977)_ (qv)'),
('7830',' This show features the final filmed contributions to the "Carry On"  series by long'),
('7831','serving stars Hattie Jacques (qv) and  Sid James (I) (qv).'),
('7832',' Simon Callow (qv) filmed what was to have been his first  television appearance for this episode as First Crew Member. His  scene was ultimately cut although he remains listed in the closing  credits.'),
('7833',' This was Italys first interactive television program.'),
('7834',' Local childrens show KTLA'),
('7835','TV Channel 5 in Los Angeles in the 1950s  and 1960s. Dressed in a captains hat, a blue blazer, and white  slacks, Skipper Frank offered a menu of cartoons, magic tricks and  ventriloquism courtesy of his wooden sidekick Julius.'),
('7836',' Originally, entertainer Mel Blanc (voice of Bugs Bunny) got the nod  to become the star of the show CARTOON CAROUSEL, but when Blanc  demanded too much money, the part fell to newcomer Frank Herman.'),
('7837',' Early in his TV career, Skipper Frank reportedly had a dummy named  Ziggy. Unfortunately, it was stolen from his car while performing at  a supermarket event. Saddened, Skipper Frank made a plea on the air  for the return of his wooden sidekick, but it was never found.'),
('7838',' Skipper Frank would run early Warner Bros, Bugs Bunny cartoons.  Sponcered by Kellogs Corn Flakes, Sonny Boy soft drink mix, Bosco,  Oscar Mayer lunch meat, Popsicles and Fissles tablets.'),
('7839',' Bill Stulla received Emmy awards from the members of the Academy of  Television Arts & Sciences for "Outstanding Childrens Program" in  1960 and again in 1961'),
('7840',' One of the most popular features on the show was the "red  light'),
('7841','green light" game. The rules were simple. "On the green you  go; on the red light your stop. For no engineer would ever run on a  red light." The rules understood, the kids at home would get a glass  of milk and follow Engineer Bills lead. If the off'),
('7842','screen  announcer, Freight Train Wayne, said "Green Light!" then it was OK  to take a sip of milk. If he said "Red Light!," you had to stop  drinking.'),
('7843',' _"Celebrity Deathmatch" (1998)_ (qv) began as animated skits on this  show.'),
('7844',' Appears on the DVD of _Fast Driver (1997) ()_ (qv) along with other  animation.'),
('7845',' Daniela Escober (qv) (Perpetua) is married to the director of this  series, Jayme Monjardim (qv).'),
('7846',' All the cast had extensive training in horse riding.'),
('7847',' Uses establishing shot footage from the original movie  _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv).'),
('7848',' Marcel Dalio (qv), who played Captain Renault in this series,  played Emil the croupier in the original 1942 film.'),
('7849',' Clarence Muse was considered for the role of Sam in the original  1942 version but lost out to Dooley Wilson.'),
('7850',' Marcel Dalio, Ludwig Stossel, and Dan Seymour all played minor roles  in the 1942 original and were promoted in the series to the parts  played originally enacted by Claude Rains, S. Z. Sakall, and Sydney  Greenstreet respectively.'),
('7851',' John Wayne was interviewed by host Gig Young about his discovery by  director John Ford at the end of the show in order to publicize  their latest film.'),
('7852',' Set sometime prior to the events _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv), though it  breaks continuity with the film in that Rick Blaine has already met  Strasser and Heinz in the TV series. Ilsa Lund is mentioned in  passing in one episode.'),
('7853',' The prop book of Baron Gruners affairs is full of detailed records  thoroughly written in correct German language.'),
('7854',' Aired on the legendary Du Mont Network (the "Fourth Network")'),
('7855',' The final broadcast was on May 29, 1952, after each episode was  aired once.'),
('7856',' Ben Bailey spent five years driving a livery cab before switching to  comedy.'),
('7857',' The "cash cab" is a licensed New York taxi.'),
('7858',' No contestants know that they are entering the "Cash Cab", but some  contestants are pre'),
('7859','picked and told that they are taking the cab to  the location of shooting of a different show. All others are  randomly selected while trying to hail a taxi.'),
('7860',' Although contestants are shown leaving the cab with cash in hand,  they are actually sent a check in the mail.'),
('7861',' The Cash Cabs official taxi number is 1G12'),
('7862',' By the time filming began for the second season, more people were  familiar with the show, and contestants often realized what was  going on as soon as the signature ceiling lights and sirens went  off.'),
('7863',' Episodes in the second season move faster due to the more strict  time limit allotted to answer the questions.'),
('7864',' This program aired on Thursday evenings at 9:00 pm EST, and was the  only DuMont program in 1946 on Thursday nights.'),
('7865',' The series was shown in the UK by London Weekend Television (LWT)  before being it was seen in Australia.'),
('7866',' Each episode was shot in the afternoon and broadcast later the same  day on Danmarks Radio (DR2).'),
('7867',' The runner on the show was the French Nordine Amraoui (qv).  Because Danmarks Radios credit policy prevented him to get a  runners credit the crew instead gave him a writers credit,  although he didnt contribute any writing material.  Nordine Amraoui (qv) also appears in several episodes and provides  the voice of Yannick Noah the Tennis Racket.'),
('7868',' Season 2 (fall 1999) was originally scheduled to be 20 x 28 minutes  but was eventually broadcast as 18 x 28 minutes, plus 1 x 58  minutes. A technical error at Danmarks Radio resulted in one of the  episodes not being broadcast. The material from the missing episode  was then used in the first half of the following episode (2.14). In  total, 67 episodes were broadcast from Seasons 1 and 2, but the  running time is equivalent to 68 episodes.'),
('7869',' The farting sounds of the Greenlandic Drum Dancer is provided  off'),
('7870','camera by the producer of the show Jens Svalgaard (qv).'),
('7871',' The show was originally conceived as a situation comedy, but the  premise could not be made to work in this format, so it was changed  to a drama.'),
('7872',' Despite the fact the show is fictional with an unusually named lead  character, after the show premiered a *real* Colonel Zaremba was  found.'),
('7873',' The four half'),
('7874','hour episodes were shown on consecutive nights: 24,  25, 26 and 27 October 2005.'),
('7875',' Viewers voted 65% to 35% in favour of Lucy receiving the transplant.  98,800 votes were registered.'),
('7876',' The alternative ending in which Tony got the transplant is available  to view on the BBC website for the show.'),
('7877',' Radio D.J. Mark Burrows once played the part of a corpse,  uncredited, but it took two hours to film it as he couldnt stop  sneezing.'),
('7878',' Famous guest stars include Minnie Driver (qv),  Orlando Bloom (qv) and Kate Winslet (qv).'),
('7879',' On one episode the "current patients" board had the ingredients of a  recipe for English Breakfast written on it.'),
('7880',' The first season of Casualty attracted a lot of political  controversy and government condemnation because it "dared" to be  critical of hospital conditions and the chronic under'),
('7881','funding of the  National Health Service. Also the Royal College of Nursing did not  like the way that some of the nurses were portrayed. Despite these  initial concerns, a second season of episodes was made, partly  because the scripts had already been paid for, though initially it  was thought that no more would be made after that. Now, twenty years  later, Casualty has become a national institution and is the  longest'),
('7882','running BBC drama programme and the second'),
('7883','longest'),
('7884','running  medical drama in the world behind Americas  _"General Hospital" (1963)_ (qv).'),
('7885',' Initially, the producers made no secret of the fact that Holby was a  fictitious name for Bristol. However when a new producer,  Peter Norris (I) (qv), was brought in for Season 4, he decided to  play down the association between Holby and Bristol, and so Duffys  West Country accent disappeared and fewer recognizable Bristol  locations were used.'),
('7886',' This episode was postponed from its original transmission date of 21  October 1988 and all remaining episodes in the season were shown a  week earlier than planned, because Roy Kinnear (qv) who stars in  this episode had died in a horse'),
('7887','riding accident a few weeks  earlier.'),
('7888',' The surname of the character Mr Evvans (Tyler Butterworth (qv))  really was spelled with two Vs. None of the hospital staff commented  on this bizarre spelling when looking at his notes.'),
('7889',' This episode told the same events as  _"Casualty" (1986) {My First Day (#22.1)}_ (qv) but seen through the  eyes of charge nurse Charlie Fairhead.'),
('7890',' Characters Minna Russell, Alan Russell and Karen Kelly (as credited)  were referred to in dialogue as Minna Ralston, Alan Ralston and  Karen Carson.'),
('7891',' This episode showed the same events as seen by three characters:  Josh Griffiths (paramedic), Ellen Zitek (nurse) and Laura Merriman  (mother of a young girl who is brought into casualty). Some events  were portrayed differently in Lauras version of events and some  characters say different things to her, reflecting her paranoid  delusions about the world around her.'),
('7892',' This episode told the same events as  _"Casualty" (1986) {Charlies Anniversary (#22.2)}_ (qv) but seen  through the eyes of new doctor Toby De Silva.'),
('7893',' Christian Cooke (qv)s character was credited as Jamie Becket but  he was referred to by everyone in the episode as Jude.'),
('7894',' This story was shown as four 30'),
('7895','minute parts "Teachers Pet", "Crash  and Burn", "Test Your Metal" and "A Great Leap Forward" on 24, 25,  26 and 27 October 2005. The official BBC episode numbers refer to  them as 20.9a and 20.9b of Casualty and 8.2a and 8.2b of  _"Holby City" (1999)_ (qv), with the following weeks episodes being  20.10 and 8.3 respectively. Since IMDB cannot number the Casualty  episodes as 20.9a and 20.9b, they are merged here into one episode.  The story continued as  _"Holby City" (1999) {Test Your Metal/A Great Leap Forward (#8.2)}_ (qv).'),
('7896',' This episode is sometimes known by the title "Runaway".'),
('7897',' Final appearance of Claire Guildford (Leanne Wilson (qv)).'),
('7898',' This series contains 73 episodes:  '),
('7899',' 01. Youre a sexy thief  '),
('7900',' 02. Welcome to the police station  '),
('7901',' 03. Watch the troublesome devil  '),
('7902',' 04. Paris'),
('7903','like aggressor  '),
('7904',' 05. Night flying with dangerous perfume  '),
('7905',' 06. Feels like love '),
('7906',' a little bit  '),
('7907',' 07. Splendid love message  '),
('7908',' 08. Distant Dodochino  '),
('7909',' 09. Bizarre track, thief chases police  '),
('7910',' 10. Do you like dog food?  '),
('7911',' 11. American dangerous temptation  '),
('7912',' 12. European gorgeous temptation  '),
('7913',' 13. My love dont go  '),
('7914',' 14. Cleopatra ransom  '),
('7915',' 15. Bodysuit flying at night  '),
('7916',' 16. Monday is smiling day  '),
('7917',' 17. Bullets suit death best  '),
('7918',' 18. No way to run  '),
('7919',' 19. Only say good night to you  '),
('7920',' 20. Lovers holiday  '),
('7921',' 21. Wanting to see you again  '),
('7922',' 22. Visitor on snowy day  '),
('7923',' 23. Winter is the warm sun of love  '),
('7924',' 24. Santa Claus from the sky  '),
('7925',' 25. 12 tolls of the bell  '),
('7926',' 26. Love from Luna Island  '),
('7927',' 27. Luna Island hanging on a thread  '),
('7928',' 28. Lost memory  '),
('7929',' 29. The magnificent show  '),
('7930',' 30. The death smell at the health club  '),
('7931',' 31. Starting from the kiss  '),
('7932',' 32. Museum filled with danger  '),
('7933',' 33. The goal is to propose  '),
('7934',' 34. Did you see Handz?  '),
('7935',' 35. The exposure of Cats Eye secret  '),
('7936',' 36. The man who knows Handz  '),
('7937',' 37. Returning from France  '),
('7938',' 38. Midnight dance of wetness  '),
('7939',' 39. Ransom of angels  '),
('7940',' 40. Tension in the dark  '),
('7941',' 41. Hunter with a badge  '),
('7942',' 42. The stolen "I love you"  '),
('7943',' 43. Happiness of life  '),
('7944',' 44. Magnificent trap  '),
('7945',' 45. The rhapsody of love  '),
('7946',' 46. The most dangerous game  '),
('7947',' 47. The gift is fathers wine  '),
('7948',' 48. Winter nights misery  '),
('7949',' 49. Osaka bay blues  '),
('7950',' 50. Give you the tear of stars  '),
('7951',' 51. Fake wedding bells  '),
('7952',' 52. Watch out for the sweet allure  '),
('7953',' 53. Farewell, winter seagull  '),
('7954',' 54. The woman Chief loves  '),
('7955',' 55. Inunari station trio  '),
('7956',' 56. Transferred student is attractive  '),
('7957',' 57. A requiem for villains  '),
('7958',' 58. Toshio falls in love with a vain woman  '),
('7959',' 59. Sudden love  '),
('7960',' 60. Hot April Fools Day  '),
('7961',' 61. Urgent duty scramble  '),
('7962',' 62. Halftime of love  '),
('7963',' 63. Dont cry, Inunari trio  '),
('7964',' 64. Farewell, Mother  '),
('7965',' 65. Cheers to the elders  '),
('7966',' 66. Dancing in the starry night  '),
('7967',' 67. The beauty of leotards  '),
('7968',' 68. Hitomi got carried away  '),
('7969',' 69. Heartbreak for Cats Eye  '),
('7970',' 70. Love sent through the south cross star  '),
('7971',' 71. Your true face is a profile  '),
('7972',' 72. First chance  '),
('7973',' 73. Loves curtain call'),
('7974',' Released theatrically in the USA with  _Rugrats Movie, The (1998)_ (qv)'),
('7975',' While filming his first series, Nick Weir (qv) tripped while  running down the stairs and broke his foot. He presented subsequent  episodes on crutches.'),
('7976',' It took three and a half hours each day for Catherine Tate to be  made up as "Gran".'),
('7977',' From 1995 until its ending in December 2000 this show had 939  episodes.'),
('7978',' The three main characters are based on, and named after, three of  creator Douglas TenNapel (qv)s own cats.'),
('7979',' Caused some controversy when first aired in Canada as it was  broadcast by YTV, a cable channel for children and youth. The shows  PG'),
('7980','rated content (including sex and violence) was criticized as  inappropriate for the network.'),
('7981',' Catweazles pet toad/familiar was called Touchwood.'),
('7982',' Jon Pertwee (qv) was favored to play Catweazle'),
('7983',' The jaunty theme was actually a library piece called "Busy Boy" by  Ted Dicks.'),
('7984',' The hot air balloon in the final episode is the "Nimble II",  registration G'),
('7985','AYAL, the envelope of which is now in the British  Balloon Museum and Library collection. It was the last envelope  produced by Omega Balloons (before they split off and became Cameron  Balloons).'),
('7986',' The final broadcast was on 25 September 1951.'),
('7987',' This live DuMont Television Network [us] prime'),
('7988','time variety series  was where the first "Honeymooners" episodes were seen. It aired on  Saturday night at 9:00 pm EST in its first season, then moved to  Fridays at 10:00 pm EST in its second season. Its final broadcast  was on September 26, 1952.'),
('7989',' This show is a spin'),
('7990','off of a popular series of commercials for Geico  auto insurance featuring John Lehr (qv),  Jeffrey Daniel Phillips (qv), and Ben Weber (I) (qv)'),
('7991',' This show was announced to be returning for the 2003'),
('7992','2004 season on  Fox after "The Bernie Mac Show", in which the remaining produced  episodes would have aired. However, Fox never aired the episodes as  scheduled.'),
('7993',' During the last episode of the season/series, halfway through, Fox  broke in with breaking news, the start of the Iraq war.'),
('7994',' The sponsor of the show was the Celanese Corporation of America,  hence the title of the show. Between October and December 1951, the  show was 60'),
('7995','minutes in length and broadcast on ABC on Wednesday  nights between 10:00 to 11:00 PM EST. Between December 1951 and June  1952, the show was 30'),
('7996','minutes in length and broadcast on ABC on  Wednesday nights between 10:00 to 10:30 PM EST. The show alternated  the Wednesday night time slot with  _"Pulitzer Prize Playhouse" (1950)_ (qv).'),
('7997',' Marcuss younger brother is married to Jonis younger sister.'),
('7998',' Series winners:  '),
('7999',' Series one: Jack Dee (qv)  '),
('8000',' Series two: Mark Owen (I) (qv)  '),
('8001',' Series three: Mark Bez Berry (qv)  '),
('8002',' Series four: Chantelle Houghton (qv)  '),
('8003',' Series five: Shilpa Shetty (qv)'),
('8004',' Chantelle Houghton (qv) was the first non'),
('8005','celebrity to win the  series.'),
('8006',' Holds the record for the highest number of complaints sent to Ofcom  for a British television program (50,000 and counting). This is  primarily over the alleged racist bullying of Shilpa Shetty (qv)  by Jade Goody (qv), Jo OMeara (qv) and  Danielle Lloyd (I) (qv).'),
('8007',' Series was genuine "reality" television, shot live'),
('8008','on'),
('8009','tape with less  than a dozen edits made over 144 episodes. Edits were made only to  accommodate jammed automatic pinsetters, and were accomplished "hot"  while shooting an episode.'),
('8010',' Actor Crane, Bob (qv) of _"Hogans Heroes" (1965)_ (qv) fame  appeared on this show only a few days before he was murdered.'),
('8011',' Began as animated skits on _"Cartoon Sushi" (1997)_ (qv).'),
('8012',' On Season Twos opening night, Love Island achieved 3.2 million  viewers. It was beaten by a BBC rerun of Only Fools and Horses (4.1  million) and Channel 4s Big Brother (4.3 million), despite its  attempt to knock Big Brother out of the ratings by using the same  time'),
('8013','slot.'),
('8014',' Love Islands Season Two final managed 4.4 million viewers, a drop  from Season Ones 5.6 million.'),
('8015',' Queen Latifah (qv) originally signed on to participate, but  dropped out a month before shooting to be with her family.'),
('8016',' In one episode where the players are in a graveyard with tombstones  that have actors and actresses who have died onscreen, there is a  quick shot of a small tombstone labeled "A. Cooper". This is a joke  to the former host of _"Mole, The" (2001/I)_ (qv),  Anderson Cooper (qv), who left after two seasons to pursue his  career in broadcast journalism at CNN.'),
('8017',' In May 2004, Nicole Sullivan (qv) donated the $100,000 she won on  the show to her favorite charity, Alley Cat Allies, an organization  that rescues cats and promotes spaying/neutering.'),
('8018',' William Rushton (qv) always sat in the central box.'),
('8019',' The winner of the series wins $100 000 for their chosen charity. The  losing contestants get $5000 for their charity.'),
('8020',' Guy Leech (qv) won the first season.'),
('8021',' Mama Cass Elliot (qv)s made her last public appearance on this  show.'),
('8022',' Dan Hanks (I) (qv), playing under his birth name of Dan Portley,  became the first winner of the "Exacta Round" and the 2nd highest  money winner in the history of the show.'),
('8023',' The last episode produced ended with the written words  "Continuará..." on the screen which mean "Will continue," however,  that sixth episode remained as the last episode, never was the  production resumed.'),
('8024',' Doña Benita tells Celia that she and her brother "came from Paris,  France" even though both of them had been born in Madrid, Spain. In  those days, it was common to say that Spanish children from wealthy,  upper'),
('8025','class families came from Paris.'),
('8026',' Besides performing some of the soundtrack music and the theme song,  Enya (I) (qv) also performs two musical numbers during the course  of the series: "I Want Tomorrow" and "Aldebaran". The former shows  the singer in a very out'),
('8027','of'),
('8028','character context: she plays an evil  person with magic powers who goes around blowing up cars by pointing  her finger.'),
('8029',' A young George Clooney (qv) is one of the village extras in the  Raymond Burr (qv) episode.'),
('8030',' The role of Philip Wendell was originally played by Richard Kelton,  who died of Carbon Monoxide poisoning after one day of filming.'),
('8031',' This program was a summer replacement for  _"Motorola Television Hour, The" (1953)_ (qv).'),
('8032',' This program was broadcast on alternate Tuesday nights between 9:30  and 10:30 PM on the ABC TV Network. It alternated with  _"United States Steel Hour, The" (1953)_ (qv).'),
('8033',' The original last name of the family when the show was announced was  Pressman.'),
('8034',' 15 Episodes of the show were produced but only 10 episodes got to  air because CBS canceled it with 5 un'),
('8035','aired episodes remaining.'),
('8036',' This show was broadcast in the UK as part of  _"Get Fresh" (1986)_ (qv).'),
('8037',' Tom Montero was a Congressman before joining the law firm on the  show.'),
('8038',' Nine episodes were made but only four were aired.'),
('8039',' In this special John Zuckerman says that he was attending the  opening of The French Open when he learned that Charles Lindbergh  was about to land and that he never found out who won the  tournament. Rene Lacoste was the mens champion and Kea Bouman won  the womens.'),
('8040',' Daphne Roulier was the host to this show from its opening in January  2005 to December 2005. Since then, the show is hosted by writer  Frederic Beigbeder.'),
('8041',' This program was the French Canadian version of Americas popular  1950'),
('8042','1967 game show _"Whats My Line?" (1950)_ (qv). This  French'),
('8043','speaking version was broadcast in Canada from 1954 to 1959.  The 1954 host of this version, Louis Morisset, appeared as a  contestant on the American version on January 18, 1959. The French  title, "Chacun son métier," translates from French to English as "To  Each His Job."'),
('8044',' The pale blue Dakar 4x4 buggy UCF 450Y used by Anneka Rice was  destroyed in an arson attack several years later in October 2001 on  the barn where it was kept.'),
('8045',' This episode was shown as isolated segments throughout the annual  Children in Need fund'),
('8046','raising programme.'),
('8047',' Alex Toth had submitted a different roster for the Legion of Doom  that included villains from the rogues galleries of both Batman and  Captain Marvel, asumming the latter would be in the show. However,  Filmation Associates held some rights to Captain Marvel (featured in  "Shazam!" (1974)) and was using the Bat'),
('8048','villains for "New Adventures  of Batman, The" (1977), even while sharing animation rights to  Batman and Robin with Hanna'),
('8049','Barbera.'),
('8050',' In an effort to add racial diversity to the show, original  characters Black Vulcan, Samurai, and Apache Chief were created  specifically for the show. 25 years later, Justice League comic  writer Joe Kelly, a fan of the show, brought the character of Apache  Chief to the comic book world.'),
('8051',' Dick Ryal (qv) gave Captain Cold a quavering voice in the first  episode, evidently to suggest that he was, in fact, cold. He dropped  this affectation in subsequent episodes.'),
('8052',' Black Vulcan was created to take the place of the DC comics original  character Black Lightning, DC comics first prominent  African'),
('8053','American superhero. Hanna'),
('8054','Barbera had original planned to  use the DC comics original character Black Lightning, but learned  that in order to use the character a royalty fee would have to be  paid to Tony Isabella, the writer who created Black Lightning and at  the time wrote the Black Lightning comic book. Hanna'),
('8055','Barbera then  created Black Vulcan, whose powers and costume were similar to Black  Lightnings, in order to avoid paying any royalty fees. In response  Tony Isabella wrote a story in the Black Lightning comic book that  featured a con artist named Barbara Hanna and an impostor Black  Lightning.'),
('8056',' Stanley Newman (qv) was the largest cash winner in the history of  this show.'),
('8057',' This live series ared over the DuMont Television Network on Monday  nights at 7:45 EST. The last broadcast was on January 10, 1949.'),
('8058',' Cast members never get repeat fees or money from video or DVD  because of the nature of the contracts they signed at the time'),
('8059',' Alexandra Bastedo (qv) was cast after creative consultant and  resident director Cyril Frankel saw her in a European advertising  campaign. Once she landed the part, Bastedo refused to allow the  campaign to be seen in England as she feared it would ruin her  credibility as a serious actress.'),
('8060',' Cyril Frankel directed 10 of the 30 episodes. His favorite was  episode 18, "The Interrogation".'),
('8061',' Ian McShane (qv) tested for the part eventually played by  William Gaunt (qv).'),
('8062',' Stuart Damon (qv) was cast largely as an incentive for the  American market.'),
('8063',' Other actresses in the running for the part of Sharron Macready were  Ilona Rogers and Annette Andre.'),
('8064',' Anthony Nicholls wore a hairpiece and a false beard when he played  Commander Tremayne.'),
('8065',' The huge water jet fountain featured in the opening credits is to be  found at Lac Leman, Geneva.'),
('8066',' The Nemesis building is actually the Directorate of Technical  Services and Directorate of Housing and Environmental Services. It  is not in Geneva, but in the London Borough of Barnet.'),
('8067',' "The Beginning" took four weeks to film, two more than the other 29  episodes.'),
('8068',' Robert Farnon gets a musical director credit on the very first  episode, though his contribution extends only to the re'),
('8069','using of a  theme tune that Patrick McGoohan had rejected for "The Prisoner".  The show was filmed next door to  _"Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)" (1969)_ (qv). The female stars of  those shows, Alexandra Bastedo (qv) and Annette Andre (qv),  often dipped into each others wardrobes.'),
('8070',' Known for his frugality, the producer actually used his holiday home  movie footage for the Geneva fountain scene in the titles.'),
('8071',' The final episode "Autokill" was the first and only one to be set in  Geneva, home of Nemesis. Indeed, the episode revolves around an  attack on The Champions organization.'),
('8072',' The fifth episode, "Happening", features William Gaunts character  emerging unscathed from a fire. It just so happened that a fire was  raging at a building nearby to the Borehamwood studios were "The  Champions" was being shot. A camera crew was dispatched to film the  real conflagration, with the aim of building a story up around it so  that the footage could be used. The same fire footage would  resurface a year later in an episode of "Randall and Hopkirk  (Deceased)".'),
('8073',' The first episodes to be filmed were "The Dark Island" and "The  Gunrunners". In terms of broadcast order, "The Dark Island" was the  11th episode, whilst "The Gun'),
('8074','runners" was the 29th. This meant that  by the time the cast got round to filming the first episode "The  Beginning", they already had a good measure of their characters.'),
('8075',' The first episode, "The Beginning", is the only one not to have a  teaser before the opening credits.'),
('8076',' The opening titles are narrated by an uncredited voice. This is  actually actor David Bauer who has a guest star role in the fourth  episode "The Experiment".'),
('8077',' To help alleviate costs, the 18th episode, "The Interrogation", is  largely comprised of clips from previous episodes in the series.'),
('8078',' The episode "To Trap a Rat" was originally written for the  never'),
('8079','produced fourth season of "Danger Man" (1964).'),
('8080',' The final first'),
('8081','series ABC broadcast was on 20 August 1953, and it  then moved to DuMont, beginning 11 September 1953, where it  continued until June 17, 1955. It reverted to ABC on 3 July 1955,  and the final broadcast was on 23 June 1956.'),
('8082',' John Reed King (qv) had also hosted the radio version of this  series.'),
('8083',' This half'),
('8084','hour series aired over the DuMont Television Network on  Friday evenings at 10:00 EST. It returned to ABC on July 3, 1955,  and the last broadcast was on June 23, 1956.'),
('8085',' A total of 53 sets and locations had to be made and dressed  including the prison barracks and a Malayan jungle. Just finding a  site big enough to hold the main set of three 8 meter high  buildings, which could pass for Singapore was laborious.'),
('8086',' The butterflies, which Guillaume had to eat were made by the prop  maker from wafer, food coloring and marzipan.'),
('8087',' Set dressings were researched from photographs and WWII veterans and  obtained from a variety of sources, including the ABC prop store,  other Sydney prop houses, private collections, auctions, and second  hand stores.'),
('8088',' Two of the older cast served in WW2. Charles Bud Tingwell was a  fighter pilot and Slim DeGrey as a stretcher bearer. Slim DeGrey was  an POW at Changi after the fall of Singapore. DeGrey wrote a book  about it, recording the history of the theater group that was  started inside the camp. Its called "Changi, the funny side"'),
('8089',' The first newscast in the Southland to use Electronic News Gathering  in the early 1970s.'),
('8090',' Shown on weekdays '),
('8091',' on Mondays'),
('8092','Thursdays it is 55 minutes (including  commercials), and on Fridays it is 30 minutes.'),
('8093',' Filmed at the former studio of the historical show  _"Crónicas marcianas" (1997)_ (qv)'),
('8094',' The public was so angry when _"Chance aux chansons, La" (1984)_ (qv)  stopped that they convinced France 2 to do this spin off.'),
('8095',' The original opening theme was supposed to have lyrics, but the  "band" couldnt synch the lyrics to the music. Dave told them to  just keep saying "Chappelles Show" over and over.'),
('8096',' The original sketches pitched for a pilot were Popcopy, Clayton  Bigsby, and Reparations.'),
('8097',' Somewhere in every episode of the second season, the same man can be  seen intensely dancing "The Robot". He is Karl Lake (qv), set  dresser for the show. In the first season, he was asked to be in a  crowd scene and do something funny. Chappelle liked the dance Lake  was doing and made it a fixture of the second season.'),
('8098',' All of Paul Mooney (I) (qv)s lines are improvised.'),
('8099',' Dave Chappelle (qv) left the show abruptly during filming of the  third season. He later stated in interviews that he never intended  to make a third season but he felt pressured by Comedy Central and  his co'),
('8100','workers to continue. Comedy Central pulled the show from its  2005 schedule and decided to shelve the completed sketches in hopes  that Chappelle would return to finish the season. Chappelle stated  in interviews that if Comedy Central aired the episodes he would  definitely not return to the show. After negotiations with Chappelle  stalled, Comedy Central decided to repackage some of the completed  sketches and air them in 2006. Charles Q. Murphy (qv) and  Donnell Rawlings (qv) took over the hosting duties.'),
('8101',' Dave Chappelle was inspired to create the show after watching a  documentary about Hugh M. Hefner (qv) that featured clips of  _"Playboy After Dark" (1969)_ (qv). Chappelle was inspired by the  laid'),
('8102','back atmosphere of Hefners show.'),
('8103',' The character of Clayton Bigsby was inspired by Dave Chappelles  maternal grandfather. He was a blind Caucasian who was abandoned as  a baby and raised by African'),
('8104','Americans. So because of his upbringing  and his inability to see himself, he considered himself  African'),
('8105','American.'),
('8106',' In the "Blackzilla" sketch, there is Japanese writing on a window in  one shot. In English, it translates to "white devil".'),
('8107',' Dave Chappelle felt badly when he heard that Wayne Brady (qv) was  hurt by a joke made at his expense told by "Negrodamus", played by  Paul Mooney (I) (qv). So Chappelle allowed Brady to get his  revenge by doing an episode in which Brady takes over Chappelles  Show.'),
('8108',' This program aired at 8:30 pm EST on Thursday evenings in 1948 and  1949 over the DuMont Television Network.'),
('8109',' The final broadcast was on June 23, 1949.'),
('8110',' Shirley Hendersons elaborate hairstyle for Catherines arrival  initially took two hours to create.'),
('8111',' Charless last name is never mentioned on the show '),
('8112',' in fact,  sometimes the writers went out of their way to avoid mentioning his  (or his mothers) surname.'),
('8113',' Ellen Travolta (qv), who plays Charless mother Lillian,  previously played Charles "Chachi" Arcolas mother in  _"Happy Days" (1974)_ (qv) and _"Joanie Loves Chachi" (1982)_ (qv).  Both Charleses were played by Scott Baio (qv).'),
('8114',' Originally broadcast for a year on CBS (October 1984'),
('8115','July 1985),  then went to first'),
('8116','run syndication starting in January 1987.'),
('8117',' The location and name of the college at which Charles and his  friends were students was not specified until the show moved from  CBS to syndication, at which time it was revealed that Charles  attended Copeland College in New Brunswick, New Jersey.'),
('8118',' Frank De Vols final role.'),
('8119',' The title refers to Cecil B. DeMille (qv).'),
('8120',' Pamela Anderson (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('8121',' Canceled after 6 episodes aired.'),
('8122',' Considered to have the longest title in Canadian TV history, this  shows title was originally even longer, with the addition of the  subtitle, "...And We Didnt Like it Either So Were Giving It Back  to Charlie".'),
('8123',' This special "catch up" clip episode was designed to explain Charlie  Jade to new viewers before the final episodes of the season. It was  actually produced 8 months after principal photography finished.  Though it was Production Episode 21, it was actually aired between  116 and 117 '),
('8124',' less than four weeks after shooting. It was also the  only part of the show that was not shot in South Africa. The  wraparound bits for this show were shot in Montreal.'),
('8125',' Charlie Rose and his guest are the only two people in the room  during an interview. This includes no cameramen, sound men, or  anything of the kind. This is accomplished through robotic cameras.'),
('8126',' The CBS series ended on June 27, 1951. On September 11 of 1951 it  resumed on ABC, ending on ABC on March 4, 1952. On March 13 it  resumed again on DuMont, until the final broadcast on June 19, 1952.'),
('8127',' Originally a radio show. However, the radio show was merely "The  Adventures of Sam Spade" with a different name.  Dashiell Hammett (qv), the creator of Spade, was one of those  whose reputations was damaged during the McCarthy hearings, and as  such Spade was promptly done away with and replaced by Charlie Wild.  (The name came from Wildroot Hair Oils [the shows sponsor] catch  phrase: "Youre getting Wildroot Hair Oil, Charlie.") Literally  nothing else changed, not even the identity of the secretary, Effie  Perrine. No records of the radio show survive.'),
('8128',' The series had two alternate titles: "The Alley Cats" and "Harrys  Angels".'),
('8129',' The detective series _"Vega$" (1978)_ (qv) is technically a spinoff  of "Charlies Angels" as the character of Dan Tanna was introduced  in the two'),
('8130','part episode "Angels in Vegas."'),
('8131',' The Angels office phone number was 555'),
('8132','0267.'),
('8133',' Kelly Garrett (Jaclyn Smith (qv)) was the only Angel to last the  entire series.'),
('8134',' Kelly was an orphan.'),
('8135',' John Forsythe (I) (qv) was never on the set '),
('8136',' his voice was  recorded, and dubbed in later.'),
('8137',' Drew Barrymore (I) (qv) owns the screen rights to the series.'),
('8138',' When Farrah Fawcett (qv) left the series, her absence was  explained by having her character Jill become a professional racing  driver on the Grand Prix circuit in Europe.  Kate Jackson (I) (qv)s absence was explained by having Sabrina  getting married and starting a family.'),
('8139',' The Angels all drove Ford automobiles. Jill, and later Kris, drove a  Cobra, Kelly drove a Mustang and Sabrina drove a Pinto. For the  record, Bosley drove a Ford Thunderbird.'),
('8140',' Although in most episodes Charlie was heard but never seen, he did  actually appear in a couple of episodes, but his face was never  shown.'),
('8141',' Jill, Kelly and Sabrina were all former members of the Los Angeles  Police Department. Kris worked for the San Francisco police and  Tiffany was with the Boston police. The only Angel who was never a  cop was Julie, who originally was a model.'),
('8142',' Kelly is the only Angel to have been shot throughout the run of the  show.'),
('8143',' Sabrina was the only Angel that was previously married. She was  married to a fellow officer when she was still a cop but the  marriage ended in divorce.'),
('8144',' In the opening sequence of the first season, the city where the  Angels attended the police academy was never mentioned. It wasnt  until the next season that we found out where the various Angels got  their police training.'),
('8145',' Among the actresses who auditioned over the years for the various  roles as Angels were Kathie Lee Gifford (qv) and  Kim Basinger (qv). Basinger appears in the "Angels in Chains"  episode as the sister of an inmate that was a prisoner the prison  where the angels are working undercover.'),
('8146',' One actress who was considered for the role of Tiffany was  Michelle Pfeiffer (qv).'),
('8147',' The original concept of the Angels was to have one brunette, one  red'),
('8148','head and one blonde. Kate Jackson (I) (qv) was aboard from the  beginning of the project and was set to play the lead angel.  Farrah Fawcett (qv) was the next to join, filling the blonde role,  but then the producers dropped the hair color concept and brought in  Jaclyn Smith (qv) to complete the trio.'),
('8149',' The surname of David Doyle (I) (qv)s character, John Bosley, was  an in'),
('8150','joke reference to the fact that Doyle was often misidentified  as TV actor Tom Bosley (qv).'),
('8151',' Kris was studying to become a teacher before she decided on a career  in law enforcement.'),
('8152',' The third season of the show was the only season to not feature a  major cast change.'),
('8153',' A lot of writers were fired from the show because the stars were  always demanding better scripts.'),
('8154',' Shelley Hack (qv)s absence was explained as a result of her  character Tiffany Wells decision to move to the East Coast.'),
('8155',' Kate Jackson (I) (qv) was the only Angel to receive an Emmy  nomination. In fact, she was nominated three consecutive years but  never won.'),
('8156',' On her first day on the set, Cheryl Ladd (qv) wore a t'),
('8157','shirt that  said "Farrah Fawcett Minor" as a way of breaking the ice after  replacing Farrah Fawcett (qv).'),
('8158',' When Farrah Fawcett (qv) left the series, this began a series of  lawsuits in which the producers sued her over breach of contract.  However, the suits ended when Fawcett agreed to make a limited  number of guest appearances.'),
('8159',' The exterior of the prison'),
('8160','run "bordello" that the Angels are taken  to is the Walton homestead from _"Waltons, The" (1972)_ (qv)'),
('8161',' Kim Basinger (qv), who guest starred in this episode, had  originally been in the running to become an "Angel" but never was  picked.'),
('8162',' The detective series _"Vega$" (1978)_ (qv) is technically a spin'),
('8163','off  of "Charlies Angels", as the character of Dan Tanna was introduced  in the two'),
('8164','part episode "Angels in Vegas".'),
('8165',' At the end of this season finale, both Kelly (Jaclyn Smith (qv))  and Kris (Cheryl Ladd (qv)) want to resign from the Townsend  Detective Agency, but change their minds at the last minute.  Ironically, it was Tiffany (Shelley Hack (qv)) who did not return  for the next season.'),
('8166',' This episode marks the first time that any of the Angels have been  shot. In fact, the only Angel to have been suffered any sort of  gunshot wound was Kelly.'),
('8167',' The opening theme, "How Soon is Now" is a cover by Love Spit Love of  a song by 80s British band The Smiths. It originally appeared in  _Craft, The (1996)_ (qv), also about witches.'),
('8168',' The house used for the exterior shots of the "Manor" is located at  1329 Carroll Ave in the Echo Park Section of Los Angeles.'),
('8169',' In one episode, Belthazor says "I find your lack of faith  disturbing." This is a quote from _Star Wars (1977)_ (qv),  originally said by Darth Vader.'),
('8170',' Holly Marie Combs married an ex'),
('8171','Charmed key grip, David Dohono. They  met on the set.'),
('8172',' Holly Marie Combss pregnancy in season six forced the writers and  producers to change the story arc of the show.'),
('8173',' In June 2001, Executive Producer, Aaron Spelling (qv) announced  after several auditions and many considered actresses (including  Jennifer Love Hewitt (qv), Sarah Brown (I) (qv),  Tiffani Thiessen (qv), Soleil Moon Frye (qv),  Susan Ward (I) (qv) and Eliza Dushku (qv)) that  Rose McGowan (qv) had won the role of Paige Matthews, the  long'),
('8174','lost, baby half'),
('8175','sister of Prue, Piper and Phoebe.'),
('8176',' Brian Krause (qv) who plays Leo Wyatt, Julian McMahon (qv) who  played Cole Turner, and Kerr Smith (qv), who appeared in season  seven as Agent Kyle Brody, have all auditioned for the role of  Inspector Andy Trudeau, who was a character played by actor  Ted King (II) (qv) in season one.'),
('8177',' Beginning with season seven, the Charmed set moved from its  previously smaller Canoga Park, California studio lot to the more  grand scale Paramount Studios lot.'),
('8178',' Brian Krause was written off the show temporarily due to budget  cuts.'),
('8179',' Although he was only a regular in one season, Drew Fuller appeared  in four seasons of Charmed.'),
('8180',' Holly Marie Combs and Alyssa Milano are the only actresses to have  appeared in every episode, of every season, in the 8 seasons of  "Charmed".'),
('8181',' "Charmed and Dangerous" was originally meant to be the fourth season  finale, with the following story lines used for the fifth season and  "Long Live the Queen" was to be the 100th episode.'),
('8182',' Telekinesis is the most common power in the Halliwell line. Carriers  include Prue, Penny, Chris, Wyatt, Paige and the granddaughter from  Forever Charmed. Pipers freezing power has only recurred once in  her mother and Phoebe is the only witch that we know of (apart from  Melinda Warren) to receive the premonitions power.'),
('8183',' Phoebes empathy power was introduced because the writers were  planning to write out her levitation power and thought she would  need another active power.'),
('8184',' SPOILER: Billie is the only witch (apart from Wyatt) who has not  died in the course of the show.'),
('8185',' Prue and Phoebes past lives are the only witches in the line not to  receive Warren powers. Phoebe had pyrokinesis (the ability to create  fire) and Prue had cryokinesis (the ability to generate ice).  Similarly, Paiges past life could control the elements although we  only saw her control wind and lightning.'),
('8186',' The character Phoebe didnt own a car of her own until season five.  Before then she either rode her bike, used public transport, or had  to ask her sisters for transportation.'),
('8187',' The Book of Shadows weighs 9 pounds, 6 ounces and is the most  valuable thing on set.'),
('8188',' The actress with the most Charmed Fan Mail is actually not one of  the main stars of the show. Actress Finola Hughes (qv) who plays  Prue, Piper, Phoebe and Paiges mother receives the most fan mail  from Charmed series viewers.'),
('8189',' The Book of Shadows is almost entirely hand'),
('8190','painted.'),
('8191',' Alyssa Milano (qv) liked the drawings made for the Book of Shadows  so much that she had the artist paint murals on her walls at home.'),
('8192',' Until the appearance of Chris Perry in the fifth season finale  episode "Oh My Goddess", the only male witches shown on the series  have all been children.'),
('8193',' During the first few seasons when Constance M. Burge (qv) was  Executive Producer the series had more focus on the girls sisterly  ties and discovering their witchly heritage. That changed when the  shows reigns were handed over to Producer Brad Kern (qv) and the  focus shifted more to vampy outfits and consistent relationship  issues.'),
('8194',' During hiatus between seasons two and three, producers discussed  possible storylines for season three. Executive Producer  Brad Kern (qv) wanted to bring in a season long love interest for  the Phoebe character who started out bad but becomes good. Fellow  Executive Producer and show creator Constance M. Burge (qv) was  against the idea as the character Piper already had a convoluted  season long relationship storyline and she wanted to focus back to  the sisterly dynamic of the show. After realizing that she wasnt  going to win the debate, Burge left the series and full production  reigns fell to Kern.'),
('8195',' The make'),
('8196','up design for the demon Belthazor was based on the same  make'),
('8197','up style used for the character of Darth Maul in  _Star Wars: Episode I '),
('8198',' The Phantom Menace (1999)_ (qv).'),
('8199',' The shows popularity inspired toy company SOTA Toys to create 6.5"  action figures of the characters: Piper, Phoebe, Paige and Belthazor  which come with interlocking attic walls and a miniature Book of  Shadows. Originally an alternate toy of the Prue character was to be  made, but actress Shannen Doherty declined to the offer to have her  likeness made into a Charmed doll.'),
('8200',' Phoebes power of levitation was written out of the show because the  special effects cost too much money.'),
('8201',' In the first season, Prue is employed at an auction house called  Bucklands. The Bucklands, Raymond and Rosemary, were considered to  be the first people to bring the religion of Wicca to North America.'),
('8202',' According to Aaron Spelling (qv), the show was renewed for a full  season of 22 episodes after only two episodes had aired.'),
('8203',' "Vaya Con Leos" was Rose McGowans 100th Episode'),
('8204',' As of January 2006, this became the longest running TV'),
('8205','series with  female leads on television.'),
('8206',' The Evil Enchantress looks on the wall at the social work agency to  see a photo of Paige with a co'),
('8207','worker named Eilish. This photo is  actually a picture of Rose McGowan and Eilish Zebrasky, the costume  designer for the show.'),
('8208',' There is a _Scream (1996)_ (qv) poster in Paiges bedroom.  Rose McGowan (qv), who plays Paige in Charmed, played Tatum Riley  in Scream.'),
('8209',' This episode and "A Witchs Tail: Part 2" originally aired as a  single 2'),
('8210','hour episode and without the usual opening credits  sequence.'),
('8211',' "A Witchs Tail: Part 1" and this episode originally aired as a  single 2'),
('8212','hour episode and without the usual opening credits  sequence.'),
('8213',' This was the final on'),
('8214','screen appearance of Shannen Doherty as Prue  Halliwell.'),
('8215',' This is the first time its mentioned that Darryl is married. Piper  remarks to Darryl that he might be at her club to drink champagne  with his wife.'),
('8216',' This is the seventh and final appearance of Lochlyn Mundo as Jack'),
('8217',' French Stewart is the second and last actor to be credited as a  "special appearance".'),
('8218',' At the end of the episode, once again, the door of the Halliwell  Manor is closed magically by Prue.'),
('8219',' This is the last episode on'),
('8220','screen of Greg Vaughan as Dan Gordon.'),
('8221',' This is the first appearance of The Triad, a trio of powerful  demons, and they will return in season 3 and season 8.'),
('8222',' In this episode Prue is shown as a teen with bangs and braces. All  the Halliwell sisters have been shown to have bangs and braces as  teens. Piper in the season 3 episode "Coyote Piper", Phoebe in the  season 6 episode "Hyde School Reunion" and Paige in the season 4  episode "A Paige from the Past".'),
('8223',' Intentionally, Shannen Doherty (qv) wanted to end with her  character after this episode, but she had already signed the  contract for a third season.'),
('8224',' The season 7 villain "Zankou" is named after a small chain of middle  eastern takeout restaurants near the Warner Bros. studios in  Burbank, California called Zankou Chicken. (Hence Phoebes  Spaceballs'),
('8225','inspired quip "Whats the matter, Zankou... Chicken?")'),
('8226',' In the season seven episode "Charmed Noir", the limousines used were  the actual limos owned by Joe Kennedy Sr.'),
('8227',' Rose McGowans favorite episode.'),
('8228',' When the Seer (Charisma Carpenter (qv)) encounters Leo  (Brian Krause (I) (qv)) for the first time, she calls Leos  actions un'),
('8229','Scooby'),
('8230','like. Its a reference to Charismas previous  series, _"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv). Buffys group  called themselves the Scoobys.'),
('8231',' The movie where Billy comes out of, is the same movie Phoebe is  watching in the episode "Sense and Sense Ability". Where she is  turning the television up. The movie was also used in the episode  "Bride And Gloom".'),
('8232',' Julian McMahon (Cole Turner) does not appear in this episode, even  though he is credited.'),
('8233',' This is the first time that a ghost appears on the show.'),
('8234',' The episode title is a reference to a quote attributed to Yogi  Berra: "Its like déjà vu all over again."'),
('8235',' Besides the title reference to _Enter the Dragon (1973)_ (qv), there  is another reference. As Cole is training Phoebe, he tells her "...  when I expand you contract, when I contract you expand .." this is  the same dialog Bruce Lee (I) (qv) made in “Enter the Dragon” when  he was explaining his technique to one of his masters near the  beginning of the film.'),
('8236',' The Goo Goo Dolls play the song "Broadway", from their album "Dizzy  Up the Girl"'),
('8237',' SPOILER: This is where Pipers molecular combustion power (the  ability to cause people or things to explode) first appears.'),
('8238',' When 70s Patty (Finola Hughes) arrives at Victors apartment, she  asks him "How do I look?" Finola hosts a Style Network makeover show  entitled "How do I look?".'),
('8239',' The final shot of the show (the camera panning away from the manor)  is actually recycled from the fourth season finale "Witch Way Now?".  However, the Angel of Destiny has been removed and the shots  lighting has been edited. Due to extensive budget cuts the crew had  to film everything in studio, making an exterior shot impossible.'),
('8240',' You find out exactly what happens to all of the Halliwells in the  last few minutes of this series. They even have a tribute to Prue.  At the very end, they show a little girl sitting on a chair reading  the Book of Shadows. The front door is left open, and the little  girl points her finger towards the door, and the door closes  (clearly using telekinesis), which is the same thing Prue does at  the end of the pilot episode.'),
('8241',' Litvack is the last name of a writer & producer for the series.  Steve Railsback who played Ñitvack is the first actor credited as a  "special appearance".'),
('8242',' The Source is mentioned for the first time in this episode.'),
('8243',' This is a reference to the Elvis Presley song "Heartbreak Hotel" and  also a reference to the Cars album "Heartbeat City".'),
('8244',' In this episode, the girls use the Hand of Fatima to defeat Javna.  This is an Islamic charm, the name being taken from Fatima, the  daughter of the Prophet Muhammed. It is used primarily to protect  against the Evil Eye, which was also mentioned in the spell.'),
('8245',' This is the first appearance of Jennifer Rhodes as "Grams".'),
('8246',' Phoebe states that Grams was married 4 times in this episode.'),
('8247',' This is the first episode in which Julian MacMahon (playing Cole  Turner/ Belthazor) is credited as permanent cast member, with short  footage in the opening credits'),
('8248',' Second episode where there are no demons.'),
('8249',' Originally the role of Bane Jessup played by  Antonio Sabato Jr. (qv) in episode "Ms. Hellfire" was supposed to  be filled by actor Richard Grieco (I) (qv) but Charmed  actress/producer Shannen Doherty (qv) objected to the casting and  was quickly supported in that decision by fellow stars  Alyssa Milano (qv) and Holly Marie Combs (qv).'),
('8250',' This is the second time Prue was in a car accident. The first time  was in the season 1 episode "Dream Sorcerer" when she crashed her  car into a pole.'),
('8251',' The episodes title refers to Cyndi Lauper (qv)s song "Girls Just  Wanna Have Fun".'),
('8252',' This is the first fantasy episode of the series.'),
('8253',' This is the first appearance of Scott Jaeck as Sam.'),
('8254',' The family tree shows that Melinda Warren is about halfway down,  revealing that there are generations of ancestors that preceded her  and were documented on the family tree.'),
('8255',' You can see on the family tree that Phoebe was born the 11 February  1975'),
('8256',' Prue (Shannen Doherty) gains superpowers to fight the demon Vinceres  (Morgan Weisser). The fight scene in the manor is very similar of  the scene in _Matrix, The (1999)_ (qv) when Neo (Keanu Reeves)  fights Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) in the railway station.'),
('8257',' The episodes title is a reference to the quote "Run, Forrest, Run"  from _Forrest Gump (1994)_ (qv).'),
('8258',' This is the first episode where no demons appear '),
('8259',' though they are  mentioned.'),
('8260',' In this episode Leo calls his bosses "the Founders" '),
('8261',' yet in every  following episode theyre called the Elders.'),
('8262',' The episodes title refers to the title of Jane Austen (I) (qv)s  novel "Sense and Sensibility".'),
('8263',' To help with her look as a man, Shannen Doherty supplied the make'),
('8264','up  artist with a picture of her boyfriend at the time.'),
('8265',' The shirt that Abby put on in the basement was the shirt that Prue  had worn in the season 2 finale.'),
('8266',' Phoebe discovers that Cole is a demon in this episode.'),
('8267',' Alyssa Milano (qv) replaced Lori Rom (qv) in the role of Phoebe  Halliwell.'),
('8268',' Actress Holly Marie Combs (qv) is the only actress left from the  original casting that has appeared in every episode filmed. The  original unaired Pilot was filmed with Lori Rom (qv) playing the  part of Phoebe Halliwell.'),
('8269',' In the pilot episode toward the end of the show,  Shannen Doherty (qv) picks up a newspaper from the sidewalk. The  newspaper headline reads "Firemen Doubt Fire was Accidental", the  same newspaper prop used in _Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)_ (qv), giving  Robin Williams (I) (qv)s character the idea for the name "Mrs.  Doubtfire".'),
('8270',' An alternate ending was written for this episode. The ending  included: Rose McGowan (qv) saying "I dont think were going to  get out of this one... alive", the girls are killed at the end, Leo  never shows back up. But after reading this ending, writers couldnt  agree so they decided to keep the original aired ending.'),
('8271',' This episode was filmed with the intent of being a series, rather  than a season, finale. To this end, the episodes title, "Something  Wicca This Way Goes" is meant as a tip of the hat to the pilot,  "Something Wicca This Way Comes."'),
('8272',' Mark McGrath (I) (qv) was replaced by Jason Lewis (I) (qv) in 6  episodes of Season 8 because scheduling conflicts made it impossible  for McGrath, who co'),
('8273','hosts Extra (qv), to film any episodes.'),
('8274',' It was stated by Holly Marie Combs (qv) that this was her favorite  episode of the show because while filming the episode she found out  she was pregnant with her son Finley.'),
('8275',' Anthony John Denison (qv) (as Tony Denison) played the girls  father in this episode but was later replaced by James Reed. In the  video that Victor sent the girls, another woman is playing their  mother, a role which was later taken over by Finola Hughes (qv).'),
('8276',' This episode marks the first appearance of Lochlyn Munro in his  recurring role of Jack Sheridan.'),
('8277',' This is the last episode to feature Karis Paige Bryant as Jenny  Gordon. She was written out of the show as the writers realized she  served no real purpose.'),
('8278',' The episodes title refers to the line "The Day the Music died" from  Don McLean (I) (qv)s song "American Pie".'),
('8279',' Piper first opens her new club, P3, in this episode, which is around  for the next six seasons. She names her club after herself, her  sisters and also for the Power of Three.'),
('8280',' Rebecca Balding, who played Aunt Jackie in #1.07 "The Fourth Sister"  also played Elise Rothman, Phoebes boss at the paper.'),
('8281',' SPOILER: This is Julian McMahon first episode, character that lasted  until season five episode #100th.'),
('8282',' During the porch scene with actors David Figlioli (qv) and  Alyssa Milano (qv), Alyssa had to stand on an apple box due to her  height so that she and Davids screen shot could be filmed properly.'),
('8283',' The episodes title refers to Washington Irving (qv)s story "The  Legend of Sleepy Hollow"'),
('8284',' The painted desert is a plateau region in Arizona, and is also an  allusion to a painting, a work of art and how to describe the  different world shown in it.'),
('8285',' The brick building that is supposedly Billys college dorm was  filmed at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California. The  actual building is not a dorm, but an administrative building known  as Knowles Hall.'),
('8286',' The Akashic Records, described by clairvoyant Edgar Cayce and  others, are the mythical "Book of Life" a storehouse of information  about every individual whos ever lived since the dawn of creation.'),
('8287',' This episode marks Rose McGowan (qv)s 100th episode.'),
('8288',' For the making of this episode, Shannon Doherty had to learn how to  ride a horse.'),
('8289',' Episode 2 received a Telly Award in 2006.'),
('8290',' All of the shows child characters are played by adults.'),
('8291',' "El Chavo" lives at the department number 8, thats why he is called  "El chavo del 8".'),
('8292',' "El Chavos" name is never revealed.'),
('8293',' Despite the shows modest success in the United States, major  advertisers have been reluctant to sponsor the show because of its  premise and content.'),
('8294',' Host Joel Greco (I) (qv) was stabbed while filming an episode.  Despite being stabbed, he returned to the show.'),
('8295',' Sam was originally to be played by Fred Dryer (qv), Diane by  Julia Duffy (qv). Both were later guest'),
('8296','stars.'),
('8297',' The series was originally to have been set in Barstow, California,  and Sam Malone was to originally to have been a retired football  player. When Danson, Ted (qv) was hired for the role, his  character was rewritten to be a retired baseball player for the  Boston Red Sox to match Dansons body type.'),
('8298',' Ratzenberger, John (qv) (Cliff Clavin) was originally hired for  seven episodes during the 1982'),
('8299','1983 season. Grammer, Kelsey (qv)  (Frasier Crane) was hired for the same number of episodes during the  1984'),
('8300','1985 season.'),
('8301',' Norm Petersons oft'),
('8302','mentioned wife, Vera, was never shown. In a  Thanksgiving Day episode she finally appeared, only to have her face  covered with a pie meant for Sam (and thrown by Diane) before the  audience can see her face.'),
('8303',' An alternate ending was shot before the studio audience of  Long, Shelley (qv)s final episode to hide the fact that Long was  leaving the series. That ending, in which Sam and Diane actually go  through with the wedding ceremony and get married, was discarded in  favor of the real ending, which was filmed without a studio  audience, in which Sam and Diane stop the ceremony before they are  married.'),
('8304',' In Shelley Long (qv)s final regular appearance, Sams final words  to Diane as she was leaving were, "Have a good life."'),
('8305',' The stage at Paramount Studios where Cheers was shot became the home  of its hit spin'),
('8306','off _"Frasier" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('8307',' NBC came close to cancelling the show in its first season, but it  was championed by then'),
('8308','NBC entertainment president  Brandon Tartikoff (qv).'),
('8309',' It was the decision of Ted Danson (qv) to leave the show at the  end of the 1992'),
('8310','1993 season that led to its cancellation at the end  of that season.'),
('8311',' The exterior shots of the bar were filmed at "The Bull and Finch  Pub" in Boston.'),
('8312',' When star Kirstie Alley (qv) became pregnant in the 10th season,  the shows writers planned for her character, Rebecca, to have  conceived a child with Sam. Sadly, Kirstie Alley (qv) had a  miscarriage and the plot was abandoned.'),
('8313',' The series finished 77th '),
('8314',' dead last '),
('8315',' in the Nielsen ratings the  week it debuted.'),
('8316',' The silhouetted photo of Sam "Mayday" Malone '),
('8317',' his nickname during  his baseball career '),
('8318',' in his baseball days that hangs in the bar is  actually a photo of Jim Lonborg (qv), a Boston Red Sox pitcher in  the 1960s and early 70s. Lonborg wore #16 for the Red Sox; in one  episode, Sam donates one of his jerseys '),
('8319',' coincidentally #16 '),
('8320',' to a  PBS auction. (He ends up buying it back when it fails to attract any  bids.)'),
('8321',' The show ran for eleven seasons, from September 30, 1982 to May 20,  1993.'),
('8322',' All 10 of the actors who appeared as regulars during the shows run,  Ted Danson (qv), George Wendt (I) (qv),  John Ratzenberger (qv), Kirstie Alley (qv), Shelley Long (qv),  Rhea Perlman (qv), Kelsey Grammer (qv), Woody Harrelson (qv),  Nicholas Colasanto (qv) and Bebe Neuwirth (qv), received Emmy  nominations for their roles. Ted Danson (qv),  Kirstie Alley (qv), Shelley Long (qv), Rhea Perlman (qv),  Woody Harrelson (qv) and Bebe Neuwirth (qv) have won.'),
('8323',' Early episodes did not have the familiar "Cheers was Filmed Before a  Live Studio Audience" announcement spoken by a different cast member  at the beginning of each episode. The spoken disclaimer was added in  1983.'),
('8324',' A digitally remastered set of episodes was recently donated to the  Museum of Television and Radio by creator James Burrows (II) (qv)  on behalf of Paramount Pictures in the summer of 2001. Paramount  began circulating the digitally remastered episodes in syndication  in the fall of 2001, and on Nick at Nite on October 7, 2001.'),
('8325',' In the episode "Do Not Forsake Me, O My Postman", advertising agent  Sy Flembeck is played by John Mahoney (I) (qv). Mahoney later went  on to star in the spin'),
('8326','off _"Frasier" (1993)_ (qv), playing Dr.  Frasier Cranes father.'),
('8327',' Diane constantly called Norm "Norman". Her pretentious assumption  was wrong '),
('8328',' his real first name was Hillary!'),
('8329',' The episode where Cliff appears on _"Jeopardy!" (1984)_ (qv), his  final response was, "People who have never been in my kitchen." That  response later became an actual category on the show.'),
('8330',' Cliff wasnt in the original script. John Ratzenberger (qv)  auditioned for the part of Norm and wasnt thought suitable, but his  impassioned rant when he realized the audition hadnt gone well  impressed the producers to the point that they created the part of  Cliff Clavin for him.'),
('8331',' The original bar set can be found on display in Hollywood at the  Hollywood Entertainment Museum. The display is a walk'),
('8332','on exhibit.'),
('8333',' When Shelley Long (qv) (Diane) and Rhea Perlman (qv) (Carla)  both became pregnant in real life during the 1985'),
('8334','1986 season, only  Pearlmans pregnancy was written into the script. For most of that  season, Long was mostly filmed behind the bar or from the neck up.'),
('8335',' Karen Valentine (qv) was one of the original choices for the role  of Diane.'),
('8336',' One special episode was filmed but never aired on TV called "Uncle  Sam Malone", in which the gang tries to convince Diane that U.S.  Savings Bonds are a good investment. This is a special episode  produced for the U.S. Treasury to be used during savings bonds  drives. It was written by Ralph Phillips (III) (qv) and directed  by James Burrows (II) (qv).'),
('8337',' Paramount was so convinced in the potential of the series, the  producers were promised that if the show was canceled by NBC, new  episodes would be shot for first run syndication in a early version  of Paramounts network UPN. This proved unnecessary.'),
('8338',' As of 2004, Kelsey Grammer (qv) will have played the character of  Frasier for 20 consecutive years, a record for an American, non'),
('8339','soap  opera actor.'),
('8340',' The writers often gave Kelsey Grammer (qv) deliberately bad lines  as a game to see if he could make them funny '),
('8341',' and Grammer always  did.'),
('8342',' Carlas ex'),
('8343','husband is called Nick'),
('8344',' According to the sign outside the bar, Cheers was established in  1895. But in the episode where Rebecca wants to have a 100th  anniversary party for Cheers, Sam says that when he bought the bar,  he made up the date.'),
('8345',' Rebeccas nickname in college was "Backseat Beckie".'),
('8346',' Episode 1.16 "The Boys in the Bar" won a Media Award from GLAAD (Gay  & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation).'),
('8347',' The show was originally going to be set in a hotel. When they  realized the bulk of the show was going to be set in the hotel bar,  they dropped the hotel and stayed with the bar.'),
('8348',' Paul Willson (I) (qv)s first appearance was a one'),
('8349','episode shot in  Episode 1.20, "Someone Single, Someone Blue", in which he was  introduced by Coach as someone who knew all the lyrics to "The  Bonanza Theme".'),
('8350',' In "Bar Wars 3: Return of the Tecumseh", Frasier is trying to find a  babysitter and says, "I would ask my parents... but they are both  dead." In _"Frasier" (1993)_ (qv) his father is alive and well and  living with him. This was addressed in a "Frasier" second'),
('8351','season  episode, "The Show Where Sam Shows Up", where Frasier admits he made  up that story because he was embarrassed by his father.'),
('8352',' David Angell (qv) (who was a writer, story editor, and producer  for Cheers) and his wife were both killed on September 11, 2001,  when the plane that they were on, American Airlines flight 11 from  Boston to Los Angeles, was hijacked and flown into the World Trade  Center in New York City. They were returning home to California  after attending a family wedding in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.'),
('8353',' During the first episode with Rebecca, she tells Sam shes from San  Diego. After Sam says, "San Diego, California?" Rebecca  sarcastically snaps back, "No, San Diego, Kansas!" Ted Danson (qv)  was born in San Diego, while Kirstie Alley (qv) is a native  Kansan.'),
('8354',' More performers (17) received Emmy nominations as lead, supporting  or guest actors/actresses on this show than did for any other  series, until _"ER" (1994)_ (qv), which received Emmy nominations  for 27 different actors and actresses (as of 2005)'),
('8355',' The "Stan Daniels (qv) Turn", a device of comic writing in which a  character says one thing and their next line is a complete  contradiction, is named after the writing Stan Daniels (qv) did on  "Cheers" because the technique was used so frequently on the show.'),
('8356',' The full'),
('8357','length single version of this song was recorded by Gary  Portnoy and included a second verse.'),
('8358',' After Nicholas Colasanto (qv) who played Coach passed away, a  picture of the Native American Geronimo was put on the wall of the  elevated alcove behind the bar. Colasantos nickname on the set was  Geronimo.'),
('8359',' When Frasier is trying to find a babysitter he says, "I would ask my  parents... but they are both dead." In _"Frasier" (1993)_ (qv) his  father is alive and well and living with him. This was addressed in  a _"Frasier" (1993)_ (qv) second'),
('8360','season episode, "The Show Where Sam  Shows Up", where Frasier admits he made up that story because he was  embarrassed by his father.'),
('8361',' Cliff Clavins mother is heard speaking but is not seen. The voice  was not that of actress Frances Sternhagen, who would later go on to  play Cliffs "Ma", Esther Clavin, in a recurring role.'),
('8362',' Frasiers mother Hester was played by Nancy Marchand (qv). In  _"Frasier" (1993)_ (qv), she was played by Rita Wilson (I) (qv).'),
('8363',' Bernadette Birkett (qv), who played the voice of Norms wife Vera,  and who in real life is married to George Wendt (I) (qv), appears  as Tinker Bell/Sharon OHare as Cliffs Halloween date. Thus, Vera  is actually seen once, before the show introduced the running gag of  her being off'),
('8364','screen.'),
('8365',' In the first scene of the first episode, Sam enters the main bar  from the back room. In the last scene of the final episode, Sam  exits the main bar and walks to the back room.'),
('8366',' To answer the unanswered question by Frasier Crane in the episode,  the quote "O Death in Life, the days that are no more" is from  Alfred Lord Tennysons poem, "Tears, Idle Tears".'),
('8367',' This episode marks the first time Norm mentions and frequents what  will end up being his favorite restaurant, The Hungry Heifer.'),
('8368',' This was actually the last episode actually filmed. The 90'),
('8369','minute  finale was taped in March to accommodate Shelley Long (qv)s  schedule.'),
('8370',' At the beginning of this episode Carla (Rhea Perlman (qv)) is  being carried out of the bar by Sam because shes going into labor.  As shes going out the door, she announces shell be having her baby  at St. Eligius Hospital. This is the name of the fictional Boston  hospital featured on another NBC series,  _"St. Elsewhere" (1982)_ (qv).'),
('8371',' Carla lives in Room 401'),
('8372',' This final episode is the fourth highest rated series finale of all  time, as of 2007.'),
('8373',' Ted Danson (qv) (Sam "Mayday" Malone)and George Wendt (I) (qv)  (Hillary Norman "Norm" Peterson) are the only actors to appear in  all 273 episodes of the series.'),
('8374',' In one of the last scenes shows Sam straightening a photograph on  the side of the bar. The picture is of Geronimo. This is an homage  to the late Nicholas Colasanto (qv), who played "Coach" Ernie  Pantusso from 1982'),
('8375','1985. The picture held special meaning to  Colasanto and hung in his dressing room. When he died in 1985, the  picture was moved to the bar in his memory.'),
('8376',' The person who walks up and knocks on the door in the last scene is  actually James Burrows (II) (qv) agent, Bob Broder (III) (qv).'),
('8377',' In the first scene of the first episode, Sam enters the main bar  from the back room. In the last scene of the final episode, Sam  exits the main bar and walks to the back room.'),
('8378',' The characters of Sam and Diane are arguing about their respective  ages and who is older than who. At one point, Diane says that Sam is  at least seven years older than she. In the show, the viewer is  never told their ages. In real life, Ted Danson (qv) is about 1.5  years older than Shelley Long (qv).'),
('8379',' The episodes title is a reference to the quote "Play it again, Sam"  from _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv)'),
('8380',' Every scene in Season 1 took place inside the bar. The first scene  to take place outside the bar was, when Sam went to Dianes  apartment in this episode.'),
('8381',' Cliff has placed his mother in a nursing home but everyone at the  bar thinks he has murdered her. Earlier in the day when this episode  was to air, a real'),
('8382','life postal worker in California murdered his  mother. At first, NBC was not going to air the episode. They aired  the show, but pulled all advertising of it because it had everyone  talking about the possible murder of Cliffs mother.'),
('8383',' The first appearance of Kelsey Grammer (qv) as Dr. Frasier Crane'),
('8384',' This episode marks the first time Sam and Diane kiss.'),
('8385',' Radio/TV host Glenn Beck appeared briefly in this episode.'),
('8386',' Called "Show Down Part 1", we are introduced to Sam Malones brother  Derek. Played by George Ball (I) (qv) we only hear his voice but  never see his face, a technique later used for Norms wife Vera.'),
('8387',' The opening skit involving a guy being nervous about working as a  janitor in a biology lab featuring mutant DNA was repeated was also  used during the first season, an. Its the only time an opening skit  was repeated in the series.'),
('8388',' The first episode in which Cliff wears something else than his post  office uniform. This is also the first episode in which Norm wears  something else than his jacket and a tie. Norm also says that its  the first time he enters the "Private"'),
('8389','room in the bar in this  episode.'),
('8390',' The episodes title reference the title of Charles Dickens (qv)  novel "A Tale of Two Cities"'),
('8391',' The autobiography of Sams gay baseball friend in "The Boys in the  Bar" Episode: #1.16 is called "Catchers mask"'),
('8392',' The categories on the first round board (CIVIL SERVANTS, STAMPS FROM  AROUND THE WORLD, MOTHERS AND SONS, BEER, BAR TRIVIA, and CELIBACY)  were described by Norm as Cliffs "dream board" and were used much  later in a May 10, 2005 episode of the Jeopardy! Ultimate Tournament  of Champions.'),
('8393',' Four episodes were produced but the show was cancelled before  airing. In 2004, it was announced the show was delayed due to the  success of _"Thats So Raven" (2002)_ (qv). Raven (VII) (qv) had  been reluctant to do two sitcoms simultaneously but was  contractually obligated to do one season. The episodes were shelved  for a later date. But in 2006 Disney Channel confirmed that the  series were cancelled, and the episodes produced would not air.'),
('8394',' When Raven (VII) (qv) expressed reluctance in committing to the  show, Jessica Benson (qv) and Solange Knowles (qv) were among  the people rumored to replace her.'),
('8395',' This French monthly show dealt with problems occurring in teenagers  and young adults life.'),
('8396',' All hosts of this show were at the same time hosts in Fun Radio  (French national radio station), even if Julia Versene left Fun at  the end of 1994.'),
('8397',' In episode 8 (Blood and Ice), one of the members of the Arctic  team is credited as "McCreedy" a reference to  John Carpenter (qv)s _Thing, The (1982)_ (qv). The Invaders  attack in a similar manner to the creature, through assimilation.'),
('8398',' When Hayato Jin chooses to ram the Tower carrier into Shin Dragon, a  close'),
('8399','up of one of the panels lists the Towers registration number  as NCC'),
('8400','1701'),
('8401','F (a step above the current Enterprise at the time)'),
('8402',' Episode titles: 01. From Beyond the Grave 02. Shin Dragon: God or  Devil? 03. Goodbye, Getters! 04. After the Blast 05. The New  Generation 06. The Awful Truth 07. Into the Dragon 08. Blood and Ice  09. Battleground: Manhattan 10. War in the Pacific 11. Overload! 12.  Help from the Stars 13. Evolutions End'),
('8403',' The narration in the original Japanese track is provided by Akira  Kamiya, the man who was the first to play Getter'),
('8404','1 pilot Ryoma  Nagare (in the original series and Getter Robo G.)'),
('8405',' There are 17 missing scenes.'),
('8406',' The TV channel that has this TV'),
('8407','series is the Korean SBS.'),
('8408',' Against the directors expectations, authorization was received to  film a sequence where an unmarked all'),
('8409','black T'),
('8410','33 was fleeing at  low'),
('8411','altitude over Paris to avoid radar. The production crew were  limited to three passes by the unidentified aircraft over the Seine;  in case of mishap, the plane would crash in the water, rather than  on the city. The scene caused panic as people on the ground feared a  genuine attack was taking place.'),
('8412',' The French Air Force provided extensive access to its facilities and  equipment. Most ground action was shot at Dijon fighter base, using  military personnel as extras.'),
('8413',' Andrew Duggan (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('8414',' {His Name Is Jason (#2.8)}'),
('8415',' Jonathan Harris TV debut.'),
('8416',' Originally aired as a 1960 summer replacement for  _"Dinah Shore Chevy Show, The" (1956)_ (qv). It was rerun the  following summer as _"Chevy Mystery Show, The" (1960)_ (qv).'),
('8417',' The episode "Enough Rope" was the origin of the character of Lt.  Columbo. Its authors subsequently expanded it to the play  "Prescription: Murder", then to the TV'),
('8418','movie  _Prescription: Murder (1968) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('8419',' Host Walter Slezak left the show after "Blind Mans Bluff", Vincent  Price hosted the last two episodes of the series.'),
('8420',' Summer replacement series for  _"Pat Boone'),
('8421','Chevy Showroom, The" (1957)_ (qv). Last show 9/25/1958.'),
('8422',' The first series had segments at the start, middle and end of each  episode with Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill (as themselves) talking  to each other and to the viewers. These were dropped for the second  series.'),
('8423',' The first original television series produced by a major Hollywood  film studio Warner Brothers. (Some of "Disneyland", which had  premiered the year before, did not really consist of programming  made exclusively for TV).'),
('8424',' This was US TVs first hour'),
('8425','long western.'),
('8426',' In a 1996 episode, the series quietly broke a major network TV taboo  by showing the uncensored breasts of a teenage girl after her  character undergoes successful reconstructive surgery. The scene,  conducted with no fanfare and in good taste, attracted little  controversy.'),
('8427',' Featured the first use of the word "shit" in an American network TV  broadcast (other than documentaries). Spoken by Mark Harmon (qv)  in an appropriate context. Very little negative publicity resulted.'),
('8428',' Premiered on a Thursday in the US, the same night as  _"ER" (1994)_ (qv). "Hope" was trounced in the ratings and moved to  another night. Actors Noah Wyle (qv) and Peter Berg (I) (qv)  appeared on each others shows in an uncredited or voice'),
('8429','over roles.  In one storyline, "Hope" did a commercial that looked exactly like  the opening credits to "ER."'),
('8430',' The first television show to be shown in HDTV in the USA.'),
('8431',' Mandy Patinkin (qv) portrayed his character Dr. Geiger in  crossover appearances in both  _"Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993)_ (qv) and  _"Picket Fences" (1992)_ (qv).'),
('8432',' There are a lot of references throughout the series to  _"St. Elsewhere" (1982)_ (qv) another popular hospital'),
('8433','themed drama.  Kate Austin wins the "Left Anterior Descending Aorta" award for  being a top notch cardiac surgeon. Stephen Furst (qv) appeared  playing a vet named Elliot. On St. Elsewhere he played Elliot  Axelrod whose father was a vet (he did not appear as his actual St.  Elsewhere character though as Elliot Axelrod, he was killed off in  St. Elsewhere). And Kate quotes her mentor to be "Dr. David  Demidian." Mark Craig (William Daniels ) on St Elsewhere said that  Demidian was his mentor as well.'),
('8434',' During the shows run, Cadillac ran a series of ads for its new  mid'),
('8435','size sedan, imploring people to "...lease a Catera." Then, the  announcer would ask, "Who *is* Lisa Catera, anyway?" Shortly  thereafter, Stacy Edwards (qv) joined the cast...playing Dr. Lisa  Catera (1997'),
('8436','1999)'),
('8437',' The episodes title is a reference to the phrase "Houston, we have a  problem!"'),
('8438',' Tippi Hedren (qv) guest stars as "Alfreda Perkins". This character  name is a reference to Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) and  Anthony Perkins (qv).'),
('8439',' Sypathy for the Devil is the title of a song by "The Rolling  Stones".'),
('8440',' This live program aired at 8:00 pm EST on Sunday evenings during the  1949 season over the DuMont Television Network [us].'),
('8441',' Originally aired in late 1947 as a local Chicago area program before  being picked up by the Dumont Network to fill its 8:00'),
('8442','8:30 Sunday  night time slot in September 1949.'),
('8443',' Freddie Prinze (qv) committed suicide after rising to stardom as  Chico, forcing the producers to bring in new cast members to replace  him. The replacements were not accepted and the series was cancelled  soon after.'),
('8444',' José Feliciano (qv) was asked to write a theme song. He was  worried that the producers would reject his song, so he wrote two.  The producers bought both of them and used one at the beginning and  the other at the end.'),
('8445',' During the first year, Chico used the catch phrase "Thats not my  job", which Freddie Prinze (qv) had used in his stand up act. Some  people complained this perpetuated the image of the lazy Hispanic,  so he switched to the catchphrase "Looking Good".'),
('8446',' When the show returned the next season after Freddie Prinze (qv)s  death, Chicos absence was explained by having him quit the garage  to work for his father.'),
('8447',' Chico served in the army before going to work for Ed.'),
('8448',' Jose Feliciano, who composed the shows theme song, actually  appeared on one episode. He played the role of Chicos cousin who,  appropriately enough, was a world famous musician.'),
('8449',' The name of the restaurant at which Chico and Ed treat Violette to  lunch is Ramons Rotisserie.'),
('8450',' During lunch, Ed proposes a toast to three Hollywood legends '),
('8451','  "Errol Flynn, Violette Baines, and Rin Tin Tin".'),
('8452',' This was the first episode to air after the death of Freddie Prinze.  Louie, worried that Chico might go back to Mexico to work with his  father, comments to Ed, "We could lose him forever." In the original  broadcast, the closing credits contained a trembling voice'),
('8453','over from  Jack Albertson thanking everyone for their sympathy.'),
('8454',' This series contains 13 episodes:  '),
('8455',' 01. The Drop of Time  '),
('8456',' 02. The Blue Light  '),
('8457',' 03. Tears of the Forest  '),
('8458',' 04. Transmigration  '),
('8459',' 05. The Small Voices  '),
('8460',' 06. The First One  '),
('8461',' 07. The Invisible Words  '),
('8462',' 08. The Distant Rain  '),
('8463',' 09. Before Birth  '),
('8464',' 10. The Flickering Genes  '),
('8465',' 11. The Day of No Return  '),
('8466',' 12. The Death of a Nation  '),
('8467',' 13. The Here and Now'),
('8468',' Despite the title, only the second and third parts are adapted from  the novel "Children of Dune"; the first part is based on "Dune  Messiah".'),
('8469',' Many of the supporting parts are played by supporting actors from  _"Dune" (2000) (mini)_ (qv), recast into different characters. For  example, Korba is played by Karel Dobry (qv) who previously  portrayed Dr. Liet Kynes, and Klára Issová (qv) who played Lichna  appeared as a Fremen housemaid in the Atreides palace.'),
('8470',' According to interviews, Alice Krige (qv) was  John Harrison (I) (qv)s first choice to play Jessica in  _"Dune" (2000) (mini)_ (qv), but was unavailable. However,  Saskia Reeves (qv) had to back out of this series because of  pregnancy, so Krige was re'),
('8471','offered the part.'),
('8472',' SPOILER: Alias death scene (reworked from the novel) uses many of  her lines and actions from her first appearance in  _"Dune" (2000) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('8473',' Rebroadcast in the United States as part of "The Third Eye"  mini'),
('8474','series, first aired 1983 on the childrens televison network  Nickelodeon'),
('8475',' Fred Rogers (I) (qv) created the puppet characters of Daniel  Striped Tiger, King Friday XIII, X the Owl, Lady Elaine Fairchilde,  and Henrietta Pussycat for this show and would reuse them on  _"MisteRogers" (1962)_ (qv) and  _"MisteRogers Neighborhood" (1967)_ (qv).'),
('8476',' The closing title card reads: During the Vietnam War, 402 American  combat medics died in the service of their country.'),
('8477',' Vivica A. Foxs TV debut.'),
('8478',' This episodes title refers to the song "Somewhere over the rainbow"  from _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv)'),
('8479',' The closing title card reads: Three Red Cross women, eight military  women and an unknown number of American civilian women died in  Vietnam.'),
('8480',' This filmed syndicated series was actually produced with a two'),
('8481','year  gap. The first 26 installments were shot on location in Mexico in  1952. The second 26 shot in 1954'),
('8482','55 were sold to stations as The  New Adventures of China Smith.'),
('8483',' This series was actually produced for the 1967'),
('8484','1968 season. However,  due to scheduling problems, the series didnt air until 1971, when  Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) aired 5 episodes a week.'),
('8485',' This was the last black and white anime to air on television,  although due to broadcast delays, this wasnt the last black and  white anime to be made.'),
('8486',' Monterey Jack, the big mouse pal of the chipmunks, takes his name  from a famous type of cheese.'),
('8487',' Was the #1 rated syndicated cartoon for the 1989'),
('8488','1990 season  (American market).'),
('8489',' The series was originally going to feature the characters from  _Rescuers, The (1977)_ (qv); this idea was scrapped when Disneys  feature animation department green'),
('8490','lit  _Rescuers Down Under, The (1990)_ (qv).'),
('8491',' The longest running film'),
('8492','song program on Indian national television  (Doordarshan), boasting a viewership of 150 million people, mainly  concentrated in rural areas of India '),
('8493',' it is the most watched TV  show in India.'),
('8494',' In August 2002, the Indian government implemented the addition of  SLS (Same Language Subtitling) to Chitrahaar, because of its immense  popularity. This would give regular reading practice to a staggering  150 million people, of whom, an estimated 80'),
('8495','100 million may be in  need of reading skill enhancement.'),
('8496',' There were three six'),
('8497','episode series. They were entitled "Chocky"  (series 1), "Chockys Children" (series 2), and "Chockys Challenge"  (series 3).'),
('8498',' Final part of the "Chocky" trilogy based on John Wyndhams novel.  Preceded by _"Chocky" (1984)_ (qv) and  _"Chockys Children" (1985)_ (qv).'),
('8499',' Second part of the "Chocky" trilogy based on John Wyndhams novel  that began with _"Chocky" (1984)_ (qv) and finishes with  _"Chockys Challenge" (1986)_ (qv).'),
('8500',' Haim Saban unsuccessfully pitched this show for Americanization  before turning _"Kyôryû sentai Juurenjâ" (1992)_ (qv) into  _"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('8501',' "I [heart] Carole L." refers to his first girlfriend, Carole Lowe,  who died of cancer in late 1999 or early 2000.'),
('8502',' The character of Mona is based on a real woman at the Bimbos 365  Club in San Francisco known as "Dolphina". In the 1930s, a magician  worked the joint and rigged up a series of mirrors that would  project an image of anyone who was lying on a rotating table in the  basement up into the fish tank located behind the bar.'),
('8503',' "Cristoforo Colombo" theme song (Riz Ortolani (qv) '),
('8504',' L. Raggi,  Benjamin) performed by Plácido Domingo (qv).'),
('8505',' Christy was actually filmed in and around Townsend TN. A small town  near Gatlinburg that calls itself the "Peaceful Side of the  Smokies." Many of the buildings still exist, though most are on  private land and can only be viewed from the road.'),
('8506',' ChristyFest, a fan festival for all things Christy is held annually  in Townsend TN.'),
('8507',' The scenes for the settlement at New Freedom were actually filmed at  the Museum of the Appalachians. You can visit the museum and see  items from the series in the school house.'),
('8508',' In the 11th episode of the 1st season, "Touched by an Alien", a  reporter at the staff meeting mentions a government'),
('8509','sponsored  Invisible Man project. This is a reference to another SciFi Channel  production, _"Invisible Man, The" (2000)_ (qv), which shared a  building in the San Fernando Valley as well as many crew members and  extras. The "invisible locusts ate my crops" tabloid in the final  episode ("The New Stuff") of The Invisible Man was meant to be a  copy of The Chronicle, but the Network never replied to writer  Craig Silverstein (qv)s suggestion.'),
('8510',' In Japan, the title is spelled Chrno Crusade to avoid copyright  confusing with the Chrono Trigger games. The US Working title is the  only title that spells it "Chrono".'),
('8511',' Several of the Demon Noises were made by crew members and the ADR  director.'),
('8512',' The Order of Magdalene was an actual order in the 17th and 18th  Century'),
('8513',' The original concept of the series was an adventure story about a  boy and a girl duo. It was to be set in the old west, but Moriyama  decided to move it a little further ahead to take advantage of the  technology of the 20s.'),
('8514',' The first season was released on home video in May 1998 in order to  fund subsequent seasons.'),
('8515',' The TV series was based on the song "La Chuchi", written and  composed by Maneco Galeano.'),
('8516',' Paul and Barrys real surnames are Elliott.'),
('8517',' Since the third series, the opening titles have consisted of Paul  and Barry assembling the ChuckleVision logo while episode clips play  at the top. Though the titles have been sped up and the clips  changed over the years, the actual footage of them assembling the  logo has remained unchanged since 1989.'),
('8518',' Chucko the Birthday Clown hosted a daytime childrens show featuring  Terry Cartoons, Krazy Kat and Scrappy.'),
('8519',' This was the first soap opera produced by RTP (Radiotelevisão  Portuguesa), although it was the third Portuguese soap opera. "Vila  Faia" (1982) and "Origens" (1983) were produced by independent  studios.'),
('8520',' After a successful first season, star Nobel, Chantal (qv) was  disabled in a serious car crash and the series was canceled.'),
('8521',' The show was a huge success in the Philippines. The shows theme  song (which was available in both Japanese and English) even became  a Top'),
('8522','Ten hit there. In 1979, the show was banned by then'),
('8523','dictator  Ferdinand Marcos (qv). Rumors as to why he canceled the show vary  from manipulating what shows could and couldnt air for the benefit  of the government television broadcasters ratings, to fears that  the struggle of oppressed vs. oppressors would inspire revolt  against his regime and its practices. But the series returned to the  Philippines after Marcos deposition in 1986, and remains popular.'),
('8524',' The toys for this series were featured in Mattels "Shogun Warriors"  toy collection in America.'),
('8525',' This anime series featured the first realistically'),
('8526','combining giant  robot. In this case, Combattler V was five vehichles that combined  into one giant robot. The toys for this series (provided by Bandai)  were so successful that they were included in Mattels phenomenal  "Shogun Warriors" toy line, as well as Bandai Americas popular  "Godaikin" line. In the "Shogun Warriors" collection, Combattler V  is renamed "Combattra".'),
('8527',' Although _"Gettâ robo" (1974)_ (qv), was actually the first heroic  combo'),
('8528','robot, Combattler V directly inspired not only similar giant  robot anime (_"Hyakujû ô Go'),
('8529','Lion" (1981)_ (qv), better known as  "Voltron" in the U.S., is actually one of several offshoots of this  series), but also the giant robots featured in the Sentai Series  (starting with _"Batoru Fîbâ Jei" (1979)_ (qv)).'),
('8530',' Southern Cross was the third of three "Super Dimension" shows run on  a continuous timeslot by Takatoku Toys on MBS. (the other two were  Super Dimension Fortress Macross and Super Dimension Century  Orguss). Southern Cross, for a number of reasons, was unable to  repeat the success of the previous two shows, and was cancelled  after only 23 episodes.'),
('8531',' Yoshiyuki Tomino (qv) (the creator of Gundam) reputedly had a hand  in the shows production.'),
('8532',' According to information from the shows producers, the Zor were  humans. They were the descendants of the crew of a colonizing ship  that had been thrown into the past due to an accident with their  hyperdrive. This information is also in the booklet included with  the North American DVD set.'),
('8533',' There is a scene in the first episode that contains an animators  inside joke. Hikaru crashes his Valkyrie into a building marked  "Studio Nue". This was the name of the animation studio that  produced Macross. Studio Nues mascot, a grinning imp creature, was  also on the building. If you watch closely, you can see the imp  react in horror as Hikaru careens toward the building.'),
('8534',' The companies that designed and built the VF'),
('8535','1 Valkyrie are  Stonewell/Bellcom and Shinnakasu Heavy Industries, which is a nod to  real world aerospace companies Rockwell and Bell. Most if not all  other mecha in the show have the same kind of references for its  builders.'),
('8536',' The codename for the Macross bridge is Gunsight One. Gunsight One  was a Gundam fan club founded by some of the staff members (such as  creator Shoji Kawamori and character designer Haruhiko Mikimoto),  mecha and anime fanatics on their own right.'),
('8537',' The shows production history was a turbulent one: Originally  proposed in 1979 after the success fo Gundam, the show was sponsored  by a group called the "Wiz" corporation, who were prepared to fund a  48'),
('8538','episode run. However, by 1981, Wiz had gone out of business, and  the Macross seemed to be in permanent haitus. Big West, an  advertising agency looking to branch out into animation sponsorship,  approached Studio Nue about the project, and sponsored it. However,  they insisted on a leaner budget, not convinced that the show would  pan out as profitable. Big West pared the episode count to 23  episodes (meaning the show would have ended with the battle against  Bodolza). Even then, Big West found that the show was going to run  more expensive than they had bargained for, and to secure more  money, entered into a partnership with Tatsunoko Productions which  included international distribution (hence "Robotech" (1985)). When  Macross debuted in October, 1982, the stunning success convinced Big  West to green light an extension to 36 episodes, allowing the staff  to end with the "two years after" story arc.'),
('8539',' Studio Nue was unable to carry all of the animation work itself at  the time (although the success of Macross meant that they were able  to do so with nearly all of their other animation projects),and so  work was farmed out to a number of satellite studios, including  Artland (Mikimotos employer), the nascent AIC and GAINAX studios,  and the Tatsunoko'),
('8540','supplied AnimeFriend and Star Pro. AnimeFriend and  Star Pro are notorious among fans of the show for having brought in  very spotty, off'),
('8541','model and continuity error'),
('8542','laden work.'),
('8543',' There were plans for a splashy ending to the series, one that would  have shown Misa and Hikaru blasting off in the colonization ship  Megaroad, but the sequence was scrapped due to lack of time and  budget.'),
('8544',' The names of the Zentradi spies Warera, Rori, Konda form a complete  sentence in Japanese. When rendered into Japanese words, it comes  out as "Warera rorikon da". In English, the sentence means "Were  pedophiles".'),
('8545',' When the AnimEigo DVD release was being prepared for release in the  US, there was serious discussion of adding a Zentraedi language  track as a bonus. The idea was scrapped.'),
('8546',' During the first episode, when Hikaru flashes back to his days with  Roy in the flying circus, we can see Roys old plane. Written just  along the seat is the name Kawamori (the shows creator)'),
('8547',' Among other production headaches, the master copy of one  nearly'),
('8548','completed episode was reportedly accidentally left on a train  by a courier, forcing the staff to search for the footage '),
('8549','  otherwise theyd have to re'),
('8550','animate it all, at a considerable cost  in time and money. They found the reel, and so disaster was averted.'),
('8551',' Haim Saban adapted this show into Power Rangers Zeo'),
('8552',' The Maser Cannons, from the Godzilla movies, are seen in the first  episode and in the opening credits fighting the Akelon Invaders.'),
('8553',' The docking bay used by the Type'),
('8554','05 GS Assist Robot "Youhi" was  originally used by the "Kiryu" Mechagodzilla in  _Gojira tai Mekagojira (2002)_ (qv)'),
('8555',' Originally produced and aired by Central Independent Television.'),
('8556',' Originally was supposed to feature one host a month up until 1987  where hosts traditionally stayed for more than a month'),
('8557',' Currently aired by Granada Television ITV1 (originally ITV)'),
('8558',' CiTVs weekday hours were cut in April 2005 from 3.15 '),
('8559',' 5.00pm to  3.30 '),
('8560',' 5.00pm. As of Thursday 8 December 2005 the hours were changed  again to 3.00 '),
('8561',' 5.00pm weekdays'),
('8562',' Nominated for a James Beard award in 2004.'),
('8563',' The series is filmed twice each episode for English and French  language versions.'),
('8564',' This series is based on the short  _Golden Gate (Palace II) (2002)_ (qv) in which Darlan Cunha (qv)  played Acerola and Douglas Silva (qv) played Laranjinha. In this  series, Cunha played Laranjinha and Silva played Acerola.'),
('8565',' This episode is based on the Brazilian novel "Uólace e João Victor"  by Rosa Amanda Strausz.'),
('8566',' Ed Flanders (qv) TV debut.'),
('8567',' First Appearances of Ranma, Rella, and Mafia Boss: Son Tai Jin.'),
('8568',' First appearances of Pinocchio and Wendy.'),
('8569',' First appearances of Rellas housekeeper: Dorothy, Rellas admirer:  Alamis, and the mysterious Alice.'),
('8570',' First appearances of Rellas housekeeper: Dorothy, Rellas admirer:  Alamis, Tinker Bell, and the mysterious Alice.'),
('8571',' This series aired at 8:30 pm EST on Sunday evenings during the 1949  season over the DuMont Television Network [us].'),
('8572',' The Cinnamon Cinder was a chain of Los Angeles nightclubs started by  KRLA DJ Bob Eubanks, which soon spawned a TV show, "The Cinnamon  Cinder Show". Acts performed live and were usually backed by a  resident band from one of the clubs, The Royal Monarchs, The  Illusions and North Hollywoods Pastel Six were one of the most  popular, and they got their chance to record "The Cinnamon Cinder  (Its A Very Nice Dance)", written by Russ Regan.'),
('8573',' The gorgeous, haunting song ("Ne joue pas") performed twice entirely  by Colette Deréal during this episode, actually launched the  singers career. After hearing it, it is reported that over 200 000  people phoned French television, asking where they could buy it. "Ne  joue pas" was composed by Jean Constantin.'),
('8574',' Excerpts from this documentary are featured on the Criterion  Collection DVD for _Baisers volés (1968)_ (qv).'),
('8575',' Excerpts of this documentary are featured on the Criterion  Collection DVD for _Casque dor (1952)_ (qv).'),
('8576',' Portions of this documentary are featured on the Criterion  Collection DVD for _Touchez pas au grisbi (1954)_ (qv).'),
('8577',' Excerpts from this documentary are featured on the Criterion  Collections 2'),
('8578','Disc DVD for _Cercle rouge, Le (1971)_ (qv).'),
('8579',' This interview is featured on the 2'),
('8580','Disc Criterion Collection DVD  for _Contempt (1963)_ (qv), released in 2002.'),
('8581',' A portion of the episode labelled "7 October 1961" is featured on  the Criterion Collection DVD for _Hiroshima mon amour (1959)_ (qv).'),
('8582',' During the shows run, the producers decided to send  Micky Dolenz (qv) on a promotional tour (together with the shows  baby elephant), and that an added attraction would be to have him  play guitar and sing. Dolenz was sent for a round of guitar lessons,  and alternated between music and tricks with the elephant for the  tour.'),
('8583',' First television series to be shot in color'),
('8584',' Diablo was The Cisco Kids horse. Loco was Panchos horse.'),
('8585',' In the 1953 season star Duncan Renaldo (qv) was injured in a rock  fall and hospitalized, resulting in his missing nine episodes. To  cover for Renaldos absence on the show, the Cisco Kid was shown  wearing masks, disguised as a ghost and in other situations where a  double could be used for him and footage of him that had been  previously shot but not used was also used. He recorded his lines  from his hospital bed.'),
('8586',' Nine episodes were made but only six were aired.'),
('8587',' Is distributed by Tribune Entertainment Company and NBC/Universal  Domestic Television.'),
('8588',' During rehearsal on 30 June 1953 a man ran into the studio,  shattered a pitcher over the head of one of the actors, and stabbed  a camera operator. This caused the cancellation of the episode which  was scheduled to be broadcast that night.'),
('8589',' In the 2nd episode it is revealed that Robson Greens characters  middle name is Golightly. This is in fact Robsons real middle name  too.'),
('8590',' The sitcom was only picked up by SABC 1 after the members of Black  Brain Pictures, fresh out of university, coughed up their own cash,  to fund a bare bones pilot which they wrote, produced, directed,  edited and acted in themselves.'),
('8591',' The cast members were already good friends before the sitcom was  ever made. Their on screen relationships are based in part on the  genuine chemistry and fun they share as real life friends with one  another.'),
('8592',' This was a revamp of the ABC soap "Loving" which was a spin'),
('8593','off of  "All My Children". However, after Morgan Fairchild (Sidney Chase)  left the show, Jane Elliot (Tracy Quartermaine from "General  Hospital") joined the cast, reprising her GH character as the head  diva. The shows direction also changed, and featured characters  from "Loving," "All My Children" AND "General Hospital" causing many  fans to state that the Jane Elliot years of "The City" was the first  soap to be a spin'),
('8594','off of a spin'),
('8595','off of a spin'),
('8596','off.'),
('8597',' Has 7 Volumes:  '),
('8598',' Vol. 1: The Road To War: Missouri Compromise to First Manssas    1820'),
('8599','1861  '),
('8600',' Vol. 2: Fort Henry To Antietam February 1862'),
('8601','August 1862  '),
('8602',' Vol. 3: Stone Rivers To Vicksburg December 1862'),
('8603','July 1863  '),
('8604',' Vol. 4: Brandy Station, Gettysburg and Chattanooga July    1863'),
('8605','November 1863  '),
('8606',' Vol, 5: Red River To Petersburg May 1864'),
('8607','December 1864  '),
('8608',' Vol. 6: Atlanta May 1864'),
('8609','December 1864  '),
('8610',' Vol. 7: Fort Fisher To Lincolns Assassination January 1865'),
('8611','April    1865'),
('8612',' Waterston, Sam (qv), who voices President Abraham Lincoln, also  portrayed the 16th President in the TV movie  _Lincoln (1988) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('8613',' Took six years to make '),
('8614',' two years longer than the war itself.'),
('8615',' When the show was canceled, executive producer Bill Finklestein  transfered two characters (played by Rosenberg, Alan (qv) and  Mazar, Debi (qv)) to "L.A. Law".'),
('8616',' The name of the students school is Rosario Castellanos. The name of  their rival school is Reigna Victoria.'),
('8617',' There are four seasons and 350 one'),
('8618','hour episodes.'),
('8619',' Don Eziquel always has cigars in his office, and always offers one  to anyone who visits. They all turn it down.'),
('8620',' There was a scene where "Fercho" is very depressed because "Tatiana"  left him, and tries to kill himself by hanging; and then "Caballo"  arrived and stopped Fercho just on time. Although this scene was  played and recorded, was never aired, because the execs considered  the content was too hard for the young audience.'),
('8621',' Filmed entirely on location at the University of Toronto.'),
('8622',' This was the first daytime serial to be produced in Hollywood.'),
('8623',' The theme song is a remix of the old hit by Zager and Evans, "In the  Year 2525", originally recorded in 1969.'),
('8624',' Lucy Lawless (qv) originally played Voice in the pilot, but due to  scheduling conflicts the character was finally played by  Elizabeth Hawthorne (qv). The pilot was eventually broadcast as  episode Home and Voice was re'),
('8625','dubbed.'),
('8626',' When the studio bought the series, they apparently did not realize  that the characters of Jay and Silent Bob were drug dealers. When  they were informed, studio executives insisted that this be changed,  and the two became firecracker dealers for the cartoon.'),
('8627',' The second aired episode is a parody of clip show episodes, meant to  reflect back on the first episode that was produced. The first  episode never aired, so the entire episode was filled with  flashbacks to an unaired episode.'),
('8628',' The sixth episode they had written was prophetically titled "the  last episode ever". However they didnt even get to the sixth show.'),
('8629',' Canceled after only two episodes aired.'),
('8630',' The aired episodes were the fourth then second in that order.'),
('8631',' The original voice for Leonardo Leonardo was going to be played by  Alan Rickman (qv), but was replaced by Alec Baldwin (qv)  courtesy of ABC.'),
('8632',' In episode five, the yearbook features a picture of Randal holding a  gun to another students head. The caption underneath reads "best  hall monitor". Its a dark reference to the infamous Vietnam photo  from 1968 entitled "Execution of Vietcong Prisoner", The Clerks  teams were only allowed to use this by parodying said photo '),
('8633',' and  the "best hall monitor" caption is the result.'),
('8634',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)):[37]: At 37 seconds into the DVD  Main Menu, a dog takes a leak on Silent Bobs shoe. This is a  reference to the movie _Clerks. (1994)_ (qv).'),
('8635',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)):[37]: In the lost pilot episode,  Randal is charging an old lady for her groceries and the total comes  to 37 cents, a reference to his cult classic and basis for the  series, _Clerks. (1994)_ (qv).'),
('8636',' In the beginning of the final episode, where Dante appears in the  nude covered by a mosaic, the animation team actually drew Dante  anatomically correct and covered it with a mosaic.'),
('8637',' In the circus episode, the twins are characters spoofed from the  movie _Freaks (1932)_ (qv).'),
('8638',' The ending to Episode 6 (The Last Episode Ever) is a parody of the  Looney Tune cartoon, _Duck Amuck (1953)_ (qv).'),
('8639',' At the start of Episode 3, Randal and Dante read "letters from  viewers." The first letter is signed Jennifer Schwalbach, a  reference to Jennifer Schwalbach Smith (qv), the wife of series  creator Kevin Smith (I) (qv).'),
('8640',' In the final episode, we see one of the writers holding a book  called "How to Write Cartoons, by Seth McFarlane", a reference to  Seth MacFarlane (qv), creator of the shows more successful rival  cartoon series _"Family Guy" (1999)_ (qv).'),
('8641',' In the unaired last episode ever, Dante worries that ABC will cancel  them. Randal insists that it couldnt happen and, to prove his  point, holds up a trade paper declaring, "ABC loves Clerks,"  underneath this it reads, "Also Sports Night," another acclaimed  series cancelled that year.'),
('8642',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)): [jaws]: Twice in episode 3, when  the clerks were talking about the virus outbreak, Randal compares it  to Jaws, "Theres water in the toilet. Sharks swim in water. I rest  my case." Again later, they mention "Jaws".'),
('8643',' Ben Affleck was going to voice a reoccurring character that claimed  he was the King of Canada. The series was canceled before this could  happen.'),
('8644',' Dante and Randall start the show by reading letters from the  viewers. One of these letters was written by a Mr. Richard Feder of  Fort Lee, New Jersey. This is the same fictional name used for the  person that "wrote" letters to Saturday Night Live character  Roseanne Roseannadanna.'),
('8645',' The three episodes Gabriella Hall were in were edited into a film  called "Ultimate Attraction"'),
('8646',' This was released on DVD as "Rod Steele 0014: You Only Live Until  You Die".'),
('8647',' This was released on DVD as "The Ultimate Attraction".'),
('8648',' Sponsored by Shoneys Restaurants.'),
('8649',' This adaptation of the James Bond novel "Casino Royale" was a pilot  for a James Bond TV series that never materialized.'),
('8650',' First on'),
('8651','screen appearance of James Bond. The popular James Bond is  also known as "Jimmy" Bond or Card Sense Jimmy Bond or Card  Sharp Jimmy Bond, as well as James Bond. [In point of fact, Bond is  a "Card Shark", not a "Card Sharp"; a Sharp cheats to make money,  while a Shark deliberately plays against weaker players in order to  make money]. According to the telefilm, he got the nickname "Card  Sense Jimmy Bond" whilst playing the Maharajah in Deauville.'),
('8652',' Barry Nelson (I) (qv) was the first actor to play James Bond'),
('8653',' Ian Fleming (I) (qv) started writing the first ever James Bond  novel "Casino Royale" on his Imperial typewriter at "Goldeneye",  Jamaica on Tuesday 15th January 1952 and completed it on Tuesday  18th March 1952. As this tele'),
('8654','movie was made in 1954, it was the  closest ever window between the writing of a James Bond novel and  its filming.'),
('8655',' This is the only James Bond movie made during the 1950s.'),
('8656',' SPOILER: The breed of dog that Clarence Leiter likened Le Chiffres  henchman Zoltan to was a Basset Hound.'),
('8657',' The only James Bond movie which is scoreless and without a  soundtrack.'),
('8658',' In this tele'),
('8659','movie, Zoltans gun passed for a cane. James Bond  eventually gives Clarence Leiter the cane'),
('8660','gun as a present for  Scotland yards Black Museum. This type of gadget weapon was  actually the first ever gadget seen in a James Bond movie. This type  of gadget weapon would be repeated in  _World Is Not Enough, The (1999)_ (qv). In this later movie,  Zukovskys (Robbie Coltrane (qv)) walking stick also doubled as a  gun.'),
('8661',' The value of the Bank when both James Bond and Le Chiffre win their  first hands at baccarat was one million francs.'),
('8662',' This is the shortest of all the James Bond movies ever made.'),
('8663',' Le Chiffre is a French word which translates into English as "The  Cypher" or "The Number". Other translations in different languages  include "Die Nummer", "Herr Ziffer", and "Mr. Number".'),
('8664',' The first lines that were ever heard in a James Bond movie were when  James Bond arrives at the Casino Royale in Monte Carlo in this  tele'),
('8665','movie. After being shot at three or four times, the porter  said: "Are you hurt?" whilst James Bond replied: "No. Still in one  piece, but I wouldnt know how."'),
('8666',' Apart from the title being mentioned by host William Lundigan (qv)  during the intro, the words/title "Casino Royale" are never  mentioned during the narrative of this tele'),
('8667','movie.'),
('8668',' Ian Fleming (I) (qv) is said to have based the character of the  villain Le Chiffre in the novel "Casino Royale" on English occultist  Aleister Crowley (qv).'),
('8669',' The "Casino Royale" title was both the first James Bond novel  written and the first James Bond movie. But this first ever James  Bond movie was made for television, and the only ever James Bond  telemovie.'),
('8670',' The number of the hotel room that Valerie Mathis  (Linda Christian (qv)) stays at in Monte Carlo is Room No. 65  whilst James Bonds room number at the same hotel was Room No. 53.'),
('8671',' Barry Nelson (I) (qv) is the only American actor to ever play  James Bond. A photo of another American film star,  Richard Conte (qv), provided the inspiration for the image of  James Bond on the British paperback cover of "Casino Royale" in  1955.'),
('8672',' In this tele'),
('8673','movie, Linda Christian (qv) played the first ever  Bond Girl. Her character Valerie Mathis was an amalgam of two  characters from the Ian Fleming (I) (qv) source novel, Vesper Lynd  and Rene Mathis.'),
('8674',' Peter Lorre (I) (qv) played Le Chiffre in this original,  made'),
('8675','for'),
('8676','TV version of Casino Royale on _"Climax!" (1954)_ (qv). In  _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv), a reference is made regarding a German  spy school when the Polo character mentions some of the former  students of the school, one of them being Peter Lorre (I) (qv).'),
('8677',' The only James Bond movie that is completely filmed in black and  white.'),
('8678',' Three years after this telemovie was broadcast by CBS, this company  offered Ian Fleming (I) (qv) a James Bond television series. The  deal has been reported to have included either thirteen or thirty  two episodes which were to have run over two years. Fleming had  written between three to seven outlines for the series when CBS axed  the project.'),
('8679',' This tele'),
('8680','movie was first broadcast eight years before  Sean Connery (qv) premiered as James Bond on the big screen in  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv).'),
('8681',' Has been remade first as a parody spoof '),
('8682','  _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv), then as an EON productions series James  Bond movie '),
('8683',' _Casino Royale (2006)_ (qv).'),
('8684',' This version appears on one of American DVD releases of  _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv).'),
('8685',' Peter Lorre (I) (qv) played Le Chiffre, the first ever Bond  villain in a Bond movie.'),
('8686',' SPOILER: In the original Ian Fleming (I) (qv) novel, in a famous  scene, Le Chiffre tortures Bond on the testicles with a carpet  beater whilst sitting in a bottomless cane chair. In this  tele'),
('8687','movie, Le Chiffre tortures James Bond on the feet, toes and  toenails with pliers in a bathtub'),
('8688',' SPOILER: James Bond worked as a spy for the Combined Intelligence  Agency which is similarly worded to the Central Intelligence Agency  and both have the same initials: CIA. Clarence Leiter worked as an  agent for the British Secret Service '),
('8689',' Station S and Valeria Mathis  was a French Agent for the Deuxième Bureau.'),
('8690',' Le Chiffres alias was Herr Ziffer.'),
('8691',' In this tele'),
('8692','movie, Valerie Mathis was James Bonds ex'),
('8693','girlfriend.  This type of story element of James Bond confronting his ex'),
('8694','lover  would resurface in the later James Bond movie  _Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)_ (qv)'),
('8695',' The first ever witty Bond one'),
('8696','liner in a James Bond movie occurs at  the beginning of this tele'),
('8697','movie when James Bonds ally Clarence  Leiter asks, "Arent you the fellow who was shot?" and James Bond  replies, "No, Im the fellow who was missed."'),
('8698',' The type of card game seen played at the Casino Royale was  Baccarat/Chemin de Fer'),
('8699',' The original premiere broadcast in America screened at 8.30pm EST.  on 21st October 1954.'),
('8700',' Michael Pate (I) (qv) played the first ever Bond ally and screen  incarnation of Felix Leiter but named Clarence Leiter instead.'),
('8701',' Ironically, when CBS rang Nelson about the James Bond role, the  future first ever James Bond to be was actually in Jamaica when he  got the call. Jamaica was the home of James Bond creator  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) who wrote all the James Bond novels at his  Goldeneye resort in Jamaica.'),
('8702',' In an interview with Starlog Magazine in October 1983,  Barry Nelson (I) (qv) said: "So they went through and cut three  words here, a line there, a half'),
('8703','a'),
('8704','word here, and their script ended  up looking like a bad case of tic'),
('8705','tac'),
('8706','toe. I tell you it was so  frightening that when I entered my only thought was, Oh, God, if I  can only get out of this mother!. I was very dissatisfied with the  part, I thought they wrote it poorly. No charm or character or  anything." Peter Lorre (qv) played arch'),
('8707','villain Le Chiffre and  acted opposite a worried Nelson. Due to the last minute  script'),
('8708','changes, apparently Lorre said to the panic'),
('8709','stricken Nelson,  "Straighten up, Barry, so I can kill you!".'),
('8710',' Barry Nelson (I) (qv) has said that his main impetus for taking  the role was the opportunity to work with legendary actor  Peter Lorre (I) (qv). Nelson had been a fan of the actors great  body of work and believed that if he didnt take this opportunity to  work with him here it may not present itself again.'),
('8711',' The first public screening of the tele'),
('8712','movie in a theater was held  in July 1981 not long after it was re'),
('8713','discovered by Jim Shoenberger.  It played at a Los Angeles James Bond Weekend where the telemovies  James Bond star Barry Nelson (I) (qv) was in attendance. A  luncheon and trivia marathon were also held in conjunction with the  film event.'),
('8714',' According to the book "Martinis, Girls and Guns: 50 Years of 007" by  Martin Sterling and Gary Morecambe, the failure of this tele'),
('8715','movie  to garner any big success following its initial broadcast caused  utter disappointment for creator Ian Fleming (I) (qv). James Bond  had been much touted with cinematic potential, but the lack of  success of this tele'),
('8716','film was merely a temporary interruption for  the success that would follow in the next decade during the 1960s  and after.'),
('8717',' Le Chiffres three henchmen were called Basil, Zoltan and Zuroff.  Due to missing and/or incomplete credits on most available prints  and copies, it is not commonly known who played the third henchman  Zuroff in this tele'),
('8718','film.'),
('8719',' An original newspaper ad for the show had top billing for the  villain over James Bond. It also mentioned a number of makes of the  shows sponsor Chrysler. It stated: PETER LORRE '),
('8720',' LINDA CHRISTIAN '),
('8721','  BARRY NELSON in "Casino Royale" '),
('8722',' Presented by CHRYSLER CORPORATION  '),
('8723',' Plymouth '),
('8724',' Dodge '),
('8725',' DeSoto '),
('8726',' Chrysler '),
('8727',' Imperial.'),
('8728',' Just before the show went to air, the producers discovered that the  live performance would run three minutes over its allotted running  time. In haste, lines, part'),
('8729','lines and words were cut to bring the  running time down.'),
('8730',' During the beginning of this teleplay, a prop gun was accidentally  misfired and went off unintentionally.'),
('8731',' In an interview with _"Entertainment Tonight" (1981)_ (qv) during  1987, Barry Nelson (I) (qv) said he had been working on a CBS TV  series called _"My Favorite Husband" (1953)_ (qv) when he received a  rushed telephone call from CBS who were in a bit of trouble casting  the show. Nelson said that he had not read the original "Casino  Royale" novel at the time and the James Bond phenomena was not a big  thing in those days. He added that he modestly did the best he could  and only considered himself to be a Double'),
('8732','O One and a Half.'),
('8733',' The hotel had eight floors and two elevators.'),
('8734',' The "Casino Royale" tele'),
('8735','movie was lost for decades until it  resurfaced in 1981 when film collector and airlines executive Jim  Shoenberger discovered a 16mm kinescope print of it amongst some old  cans of film. The copies were labeled "Casino Royale" and he thought  they were the _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv) James Bond parody. When he  realized they were black'),
('8736','and'),
('8737','white prints, he played the reels out  of curiosity as the 1967 spoof was a color movie. The 1954 telemovie  was thence rediscovered and it was screened in a theater, shown on  TBS and released on videocassette. It is now available on DVD.'),
('8738',' This telemovie is only instance where the James Bond character has  been an American.'),
('8739',' SPOILER: The American SpyGuise video release runs for an extra one  minute more than the other versions. It shows Le Chiffre  (Peter Lorre (I) (qv) actually being shot twice.'),
('8740',' The room number of the journalist Mr Rudi who Clarence Leiter  (Michael Pate (I) (qv)) telephones was Room No. 432.'),
('8741',' James Bond was given a note when he received an envelope with a wad  of banknotes at the baccarat table. It said: "Here are 35,000,000  francs '),
('8742',' you have to win"'),
('8743',' The code number OO7 is never mentioned during this tele'),
('8744','film nor  does James Bond ever say "Bond, James Bond". These two elements of  James Bond lore predominantly belong to the EON Productions James  Bond series.'),
('8745',' James Bonds seating position at the main baccarat card table was  seat No. 6.'),
('8746',' The check made out to James Bond by the casino was for eighty seven  million francs.'),
('8747',' Ian Fleming (I) (qv) received three offers for the film rights to  his "Casino Royale" novel during 1954. Producer and Director  Gregory Ratoff (qv) bought the rights to the novel in May 1954 for  $600. It was a six month option and Ratoff took this to CBS whom  produced and broadcast this one hour episode for  _"Climax!" (1954)_ (qv)[See:  _"Climax!" (1954) {Casino Royale (#1.3)}_ (qv)]. CBS purchased the  rights to the Ian Fleming (I) (qv) novel for $1000. John Shepridge  negotiated the sale of the film and television rights in 1954.  Before the sale, the "Casino Royale" novel had not been successful,  and was even retitled and Americanized for its paperback issue.  Fleming also needed money. Twelve months later, and after the TV  screening, Ratoff bought "Casino Royale" outright in perpetuity for  an additional $6000. Both sales including the option and the buy'),
('8748','out  are considered to have been sold too cheaply and were two sales that  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) later regretted. With the money from the  larger sale, Ian Fleming (I) (qv) bought a Thunderbird car at the  cost of £3000. Gregory Ratoff (qv) passed away on 14 December  1960. His widow in 1961 sold the rights to Charles K. Feldman (qv)  for $75,000. Feldman would go on to make the James Bond parody,  _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv) and it would not be made as an EON  Productions film for almost another forty years.'),
('8749',' According to the book "Spy Television", Michael Garrison (I) (qv)  once owned the rights to "Casino Royale".'),
('8750',' Casino Royale was the third episode in the first season of the  _"Climax!" (1954)_ (qv) TV series. It exists in both three'),
('8751','act and  four'),
('8752','act versions.'),
('8753',' Producer and Director Gregory Ratoff (qv) bought the rights to the  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) novel "Casino Royale" in May 1954. It was a  six month option and Ratoff took this to CBS whom produced and  broadcast this one hour episode for _"Climax!" (1954)_ (qv). Before  the sale, the "Casino Royale" novel had not been successful, and was  even retitled and Americanized for its paperback issue. Fleming also  needed money. Twelve months later, and after the TV screening,  Ratoff bought "Casino Royale" outright in perpetuity for an  additional $6000. Both sales including the option and the buy'),
('8754','out  are considered to have been sold too cheaply and were two sales that  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) later regretted. With the money from the  larger sale, Ian Fleming (I) (qv) bought a Thunderbird car at the  cost of £ 3000. Gregory Ratoff (qv) passed away on 14 December  1960. His widow in 1961 sold the rights to Charles K. Feldman (qv)  for $75,000. Feldman would go on to make the James Bond parody,  _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv).'),
('8755',' The name of the character of Felix Leiter in the novel "Casino  Royale" was changed to Clarence Leiter for the telemovie. The  character is English in this film whereas in all the other James  Bond novels and movies Felix Leiter is an American'),
('8756',' The show was presented by the Chrysler Corporation.'),
('8757',' CBS purchased the rights to the Ian Fleming (I) (qv) novel for  $1000. John Shepridge negotiated the sale of the film and television  rights in 1954.'),
('8758',' The first drink James Bond ever had in a James Bond movie was not a  martini shaken, not stirred. It was a scotch and water in this  tele'),
('8759','movie. It was ordered at the Monte Carlo Casino whilst  colleague Clarence Leiter had a scotch and soda.'),
('8760',' There are three acts to the "Casino Royale" tele'),
('8761','movie: Act 1  includes the Opening and the Baccarat sequences; Act 2 the Hotel  Room sequences; and Act 3 is the Ending.'),
('8762',' A number of different versions exists of the "Casino Royale"  tele'),
('8763','movie. Some include part of the finale and others the full  finale. Some versions dont have any end credits. The full version  is what was shown in its original broadcast on 21 October 1954.'),
('8764',' Taglines for this telemovie on posters or when released on DVD /  video have included "The Lost TV Classic"; "The Original 007 Screen  Adventure"; "See the First Bond Movie!"; "It all began here...";  "The Lost Bond...Found!" and "On October 21, 1954,  _"Climax!" (1954)_ (qv) Mystery Theater presents the first screen  James Bond adventure".'),
('8765',' SPOILER: There is a myth that after his death scene playing Le  Chiffre, Peter Lorre (I) (qv) got up and walked'),
('8766','off the set whilst  not aware that he was still in frame and the cameras still rolling.  This story is untrue for this "Casino Royale" telemovie. This is  actually a common TV Goof Legend and has mistakenly been associated  with this production. It actually happened in an earlier episode of  the _"Climax!" (1954)_ (qv) TV Series based on  Ian Fleming (I) (qv)s friend Raymond Chandler (qv)s classic  story entitled "The Long Goodbye" (See  _"Climax!" (1954) {The Long Goodbye (#1.1)}_ (qv)). The mistaken  actor was Tristram Coffin (qv).'),
('8767',' Apart from the title being mentioned by host William Lundigan (qv)  during the intro, the words and title "Casino Royale" are never  mentioned during the narrative of this tele'),
('8768','movie.'),
('8769',' The majority of the production was filmed at the casino set at  Hollywoods Television City.'),
('8770',' This was the only television incarnation of James Bond for 37 years  until _"James Bond Jr." (1991)_ (qv), which incidentally is actually  James Bonds nephew. There has never been another actual dramatic  James Bond film made'),
('8771','for'),
('8772','television (not including documentaries),  though attempts have been made by at least one studio to make it a  TV series. Any attempts have always been quashed by EON Productions  infamous legal wranglings.'),
('8773',' SPOILER: Before the show, series host William Lundigan (qv)  explains to the audience what a baccarat shoe is.'),
('8774',' This was made before Harry Saltzman (qv) (and later partnered with  Albert R. Broccoli (qv) forming EON Productions) had purchased the  James Bond rights.'),
('8775',' When MGM finally obtained the rights to _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv)  in 1999, it included the rights to this telemovie.'),
('8776',' MGM, owners of the James Bond franchise, now owns the rights to this  production, just as it purchased the rights to the spoof  _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv).'),
('8777',' Considered a pilot for a James Bond series that was never made.'),
('8778',' SPOILER: Le Chiffre had three hiding places for his three razor  blades. They were the heel of his shoe, his hatband on his hat and  his cigarette case.'),
('8779',' James MacArthur (I) (qv)s first film project.'),
('8780',' This is the episode where actor Tristram Coffin (qv), thinking his  scene is over after being killed, gets up and walks off not  realizing he is still in plain view.'),
('8781',' The TV or filmed debut of Gene Barry (qv).'),
('8782',' In the script for the pilot, Mr. Butlertron was named "Mr.  Belvetron" and programmed to take on the characteristics of  movie/sitcom character Mr. Belvedere (from  _"Mr. Belvedere" (1985 )_ (qv), which is the reason he calls  everyone "Wesley" (most noticeably Ghandi).'),
('8783',' Genghis Khans t'),
('8784','shirt (often obscured) reads "Skrew Tibet!"'),
('8785',' In the Prom episode (Episode 13), when Joan Of Arcs breasts are  visible for a split second, where her nipples should be are the  words "Nice try".'),
('8786',' The last five episodes were never aired in the US.'),
('8787',' The episode, "Raisin the Stakes" contains multiple subliminal  messages. DNA Dan, the schools mascot, appears saying, "Lets Go to  the Dark Side." At the PTA meeting, when Principal Scudworth starts  talking, a picture of him and the words "Scudworth is youre  favorite character!" flash across the screen. After the first  commercial break where many of the characters are sitting in JFKs  van smoking raisins, a picture of an anthropomorphic raisin smoking  a "human doobie" can be seen in one frame. When JFK is sitting in  his wheelchair with a broken leg, the message, "I Buried Ponce"  flashes across the screen (a reference to the phrase, "I buried  Paul", which can allegedly be heard at the end of the Beatles  "Stawberry Fields Forever"). As Ghandi and the dragon fly over the  school at the end, the phrase, "For more information about raisins,  consult your local library" flashes across the screen.'),
('8788',' In "Raisin the Stakes", when Cleo and Abe were on top of the  cafetorium during the PTA meeting, during one frame of animation,  you see them both naked.'),
('8789',' Teen Wolf makes a cameo in each episode.'),
('8790',' In "Raisin the Stakes", JFKs incoherent mumbling after falling  through the skylight is clearly normal speech played in reverse.  When recorded and re'),
('8791','reversed, he says: "I am talking backwards, and  telling you to watch Clone High... and for us to win an Emmy... Im  saying that backwards... cause its sneaky!"'),
('8792',' The same dolphin shows up in every episode, sometimes in the  background, and sometimes as a plot point.'),
('8793',' When Abe falls asleep in his car in the episode "Sleep of Faith: La  Rue DAwakening", the odometer reads 414186.5. this the date  president Lincoln was shot April 14, 1865.'),
('8794',' Former Los Angeles County District Attorney Gil Garcetti (qv) is a  Consulting Producer on The Closer, and Los Angeles Police Department  detective Mike Berchem (qv) is the shows Technical Advisor.'),
('8795',' The first airing of the pilot and the second and third season  premieres were aired commercial'),
('8796','free.'),
('8797',' Just 2 weeks after its debut, TNT ordered a second season of 15  episodes.'),
('8798',' It appears that among Lt. Provenzas 4 or more ex'),
('8799','wives there was a  Heather, a Liz (who corrected his grammar), and a Sharon (who always  had to be right). And that his 2nd wife and 4th wife are actually  the same women.'),
('8800',' We find out that the Medical Examiners name is Dr. Crippen'),
('8801',' Fashion photographer Nigel Barker (II) (qv) appeared as a  contestant model on the show.'),
('8802',' This was the first "Look and Read" story to feature Wordy and the  famous "eyes" animation logo at the beginning.'),
('8803',' Renu Setna (qv) could not drive at the time of filming, so all  scenes featuring Ravi in the black Mercedes were achieved by the  film crew pushing the car in and out of shot. This explains also why  all the scenes featuring the car driving on the road were done by  other characters (such as Number Two and Dick Turner).'),
('8804',' Both Bozo Bulatovic And Adrian Bozovic, the hosts of the Club A  series are celebrity singers, in Montenegro, and ex'),
('8805','Yugoslavia. Both  of them appeared on the 2008 Suncane Skale Music Festival, as a  duet. The Festival is directed by Stanko Crnobrnja, the producer of  Club A.'),
('8806',' Originally produced for Detroits PBS from 1989 to 1992, it was  revived in 1995 to 1998 with tremendous success.'),
('8807',' As of 2000, the show goes by the name "RugeMania"'),
('8808',' "El Club de Los Tigritos" began in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1994. It  featured children from 4 years old to 19 years old. These children  were the dancers, actors, comics, and hosts of the show. The dancers  were under the direction of Marjorie Flores. The actors and comics  under the direction of Vladimir Perez. They performed musical  numbers, comedy sketches, celebrities interviews, special guests,  and mini novelas. In 2000, El Club de Los Tigritos became  "Rugemania".'),
('8809',' Many of the Tigritos came from los "Minipops".'),
('8810',' In 2005, the show got its first number 1 single in the Dutch pop  charts, "De Streken van Tante Toets", which was '),
('8811',' at the time '),
('8812',' the  series current theme song. It was performed by  Harold Verwoert (qv), who also plays the part of "Coole Piet" in  the series. Although he also usually jointly composes and writes the  theme songs for the show (since 2001), this year his wife Louisa  Verwoert did that jointly with Daan van Leeuwen (qv).'),
('8813',' Since its debut, "De Club" has been the most successful show on the  Dutch Fox Kids/Jetix channel.'),
('8814',' This is the first spin'),
('8815','off from a Portuguese TV show.'),
('8816',' 11 episodes were filmed. The first five episodes aired on CBS in the  fall of 2004. The five episodes the CBS aired were the Pilot,  Breaking the Slump, Chin Music, Trade Talks, and Spectator  Interference. In 2005, all 11 episodes were purchased by the HDNet  cable channel and were aired.'),
('8817',' Susan George (qv), who played Mrs. Peacock in the third series,  injured her ankle when she fell down the stairs in the main hall.'),
('8818',' Stephanie Beacham (qv), who played Mrs. Peacock in the first  series, revealed that she and Tracy'),
('8819','Louise Ward (qv) had to have  several articles of clothing draped over them while in between  scenes to protect them from the extremely cold mansion. Beacham said  that in almost every scene she has at least three thermal vests  under her costumes.'),
('8820',' In episode, "Going, Going, Goner", Stephanie Beacham ad'),
('8821','libbed  during her confession saying "I didnt mean to decapitate him",  which the audience loved, but it was edited for television to "I  didnt mean to kill him".'),
('8822',' Clueless was originally conceived as a TV show, but made into a  movie first (_Clueless (1995)_ (qv)).'),
('8823',' The character of Coach Graham Bullock, played by  Bill Kirchenbauer (qv) is actually an homage to television series  _"Growing Pains" (1985)_ (qv) and _"Just the Ten of Us" (1988)_ (qv)  as in both of those shows the same actor played Coach Graham  Lubbock. Same named character but with the L and the B switched in  the last name.'),
('8824',' Breckin Meyer (qv) (who played Travis in the movie), guest stars  as Harrison, a secret crush of Chers (Rachel Blanchard (qv)). And  in the 2000 movie, Road Trip, Breckin and Rachel play boyfriend and  girlfriend.'),
('8825',' The pilot episode, "The Drawing", was transmitted as part of the  "Detective" TV series.'),
('8826',' The first episode was dedicated to the memory of  John C. Chulay (qv).'),
('8827',' During the three'),
('8828','part finale, Hayden finds three people residing in  his cabin: Larry, his brother Darryl, and his other brother Darryl  from _"Newhart" (1982)_ (qv). Kemp, Barry (I) (qv) was the creator  of both shows.'),
('8829',' Christine reads a book called "How to fly'),
('8830','fish" by Dick Louden, who  is the main character in "Newhart".'),
('8831',' In the episode where Hayden and Christine go away for a weekend for  marriage counseling, the exterior shots of where they stay is of the  Waybury Inn in Vermont. This is another reference to Newhart, the  inn was also the exterior for the Stratford Inn.'),
('8832',' At the beginning of each episode, the phrase "Coach is filmed  before a studio audience" is said by Shelley Fabares (qv). For the  "Pilot" episode, this phrase was spoken by Clare Carey (qv).'),
('8833',' When footage is shown of what is supposed to be Minnesota State  football games, the actual footage used is of University of  Minnesota games.'),
('8834',' In the Pineapple Bowl, the Screaming Eagles play the Wranglers from  Southern Texas (represented by a team with red Ws on white  helmets). In the Pioneer Bowl, the Screaming Eagles play a team from  West Texas, also represented by red Ws on white helmets. In both  cases, the actual game footage was from University of  Minnesota/University of Wisconsin football games played at the  Metrodome.'),
('8835',' Near the doorway entrance to the Coachs cabin is a pledge paddle  from the fraternity Beta Theta Pi.'),
('8836',' The "Coach" theme song was performed by the Iowa State University  Cyclone Football "Varsity" Marching Band. The Iowa State band was  the winner of a national contest for the right to play the piece for  TV.'),
('8837',' In the later episodes where Coach Fox is the head coach of the  Orlando Breakers, the view of the stadium outside his office window  is actually Milwaukee County Stadium.'),
('8838',' When set in Minnesota, the outside shots of the campus, stadium, and  office were filmed at the University of Iowa. The name of the main  character, Hayden Fox, was in reference to longtime Iowa football  coach, Hayden Fry (qv).'),
('8839',' More than 400,000 Danes (almost a tenth of the population in  Denmark) watched the premiere of the first episode of the show, when  it first aired on TV Danmark in 1999.'),
('8840',' All but one of the episodes in the first series ended with  Nicholas Crane (qv) stating that in the British Isles, "Remember,  you are never more than 72 miles from the sea!". This closing  narration was part of a promotion for the tie'),
('8841','in BBC'),
('8842','sponsored walks  and accompanying booklet, and was removed from many of the repeat  showings.'),
('8843',' Series 1 & 2 have been released on Region 2 DVD by Contender Home  Entertainment. Series 1 has also been packaged in a box set with  _"Picture of Britain, A" (2005) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('8844',' Series 1 started at the white cliffs of Dover and progressed in a  clockwise fashion around the coast of the Great Britain (with a side  trip to Northern Ireland). Series 2 again started at Dover but  subsequent episodes have not followed series 1 in circumnavigating  the UK coast, instead choosing seemingly random areas for each  episode.'),
('8845',' Was originally going to be named Garage Kids.'),
('8846',' One of the cars damaged in the first episode ("Teddygodzilla") is  clearly identifiable as a Mercedes'),
('8847','Benz A'),
('8848','Class, both by its  distinctive shape (it was not crushed) and by the Mercedes symbols  on the hubcaps.'),
('8849',' Aelitas eyes are green. The eyes of the zombies in "Ghost Channel"  are all'),
('8850','white without pupils. The eyes of all the other characters  are black. Also, in the second season, Aelitas eyes are black while  not in LYOKO.'),
('8851',' The shots of Ulrich, Yumi, and Odd in the scanners was recycled from  the five minute short that inspired the series.'),
('8852',' At the bottom of Jeremeys computer screen, theres a series of  seven weird'),
('8853','looking symbols. These symbols are letters from an  alphabet designed for _Star Wars (1977)_ (qv) called Aurabesh.'),
('8854',' The name of the martial art that Ulrich, Yumi and Sissi use is  Pencak Silat, also known as Silat.'),
('8855',' Bennys health bar is followed by Korean. Rather than translating to  "health", ì'),
('8856','?ë„ˆì{€ sounds like what it means: E'),
('8857','NA'),
('8858','JI '),
('8859',' energy.'),
('8860',' The given name of each kid is a reference to his/her code name.  Numbuh 5 is Abigail Lincoln (the $5 bill shows Abraham Lincoln).  Numbuh 4 is Wallabee Beetles (the Beatles had four members). Numbuh  3 is Kuki Sanban ("sanban" means "third number" in Japanese). Numbuh  2 is Hoagie P. Gilligan, Jr. (he is the second person in his family  to have the name). Numbuh 1 is Nigel Uno ("uno" means "one" in  Spanish).'),
('8861',' The characters Mr. Fibb and Mr. Wink from the episode "No P in  OOL" are based on the James Bond villains "Mr. Wint and Mr. Kidd"  from _Diamonds Are Forever (1971)_ (qv).'),
('8862',' In episode "Operation: A.R.C.H.I.V.E.," Fathers real name is  revealed to be Mr. Wigglestein.'),
('8863',' The Kids Next Door were originally meant to be the neighbors (hence  their name) of Kenny and Chimpy, who appear in "Diseasy Does It",  Tom Warburtons What a Cartoon Show short. While Kenny and Chimpy  did not become a series, the Kids Next Door did and retained their  name. A character from the original show "Professor XXXL"  (Triple'),
('8864','Extra Large) was made a villain of the newer series.'),
('8865',' The pilot episode was called Kids Next Door. The show itself was  called Codename: Kids Next Door.'),
('8866',' Numbuh 5s evil teenage sister Cree is named after the voice'),
('8867','over  artist who plays them both, Cree Summer (qv).'),
('8868',' The two songs in Operation F.O.O.D.F.I.T.E. are The Private Pain of  Techno Destructo and Gor'),
('8869','Gor, both originally written and performed  by the metal band GWAR. GWAR even helped rewrite the lyrics for this  episode.'),
('8870',' This show was mentioned several times on  _"Daily Show, The" (1996)_ (qv) as a joke. It was mentioned  alongside other (then) fake spin offs such as "Jon: The Magazine".'),
('8871',' The letter "T" in the word "Report" is silent as it is in Colbert.'),
('8872',' The exteriors for "Colby Enterprises" were shot at the First  Interstate Tower in Los Angeles. Exteriors for Zach Powers  headquarters were shot at the nearby Bank of America Building. First  Interstate and BofA were powerful rivals at the time, just as were  the fictional denizens of the buildings.'),
('8873',' Each episode cost approximately $1 million to make. This made it one  of the most expensive TV series of the 1980s. Such costs were also a  factor in the series cancellation.'),
('8874',' This series is the final acting project for Barbara Stanwyck (qv).'),
('8875',' Burt Lancaster (qv) was originally considered for the role of  Jason Colby, while Katharine Hepburn (qv) was considered for the  role of Constance Colby.'),
('8876',' Barbara Stanwyck (qv)s final performance.'),
('8877',' Songs played in each episode come from the year the crime took  place.'),
('8878',' The flashback scenes are usually shot with the type of film stock  used at the time of the setting.'),
('8879',' The episode featured only songs performed by Bruce Springsteen. They  Were: "Born To Run", "No Surrender", "Bobby Jean", "Brilliant  Disguise", "Glory Days", "I"m On Fire", "Drive All Night", "Stolen  Car", "Atlantic City", "One Step Up".'),
('8880',' This is the final episode for Justin Chambers (qv) (Lillys  partner Chris Lassing). From episode 5 onwards he is replaced by  Danny Pino (qv) (Scotty Valens).'),
('8881',' In this episode, Lilly confirms that shell only work on cold cases.'),
('8882',' Mitchell Baye was murdered on February 3, 1990.'),
('8883',' Barry Bostwick (qv) plays the 2005 version of the Roy Anthony  character. The flashback scenes take place in 1977, and revolve  around a viewing of the movie,  _Rocky Horror Picture Show, The (1975)_ (qv) in which Bostwick  starred as Brad. The style of the flashback "transitions" and  filming in this episode are inspired by Rocky Horror, and all of the  songs are from the film.'),
('8884',' The case Lilly Rush is investigating in this episode is eerily  similar to a cold case that occurred in Greenwich, Connecticut, the  1975 murder of Martha Moxley. Michael Skakel, Ethel Kennedys  nephew, was convicted in 2002 of bludgeoning her to death with a  golf club when they were both 15. His brother had also been a  suspect. In this episode, a teenage girl is killed in 1976 in a  wealthy suburb with a tennis racket. Years later, someone claiming  to have witnessed the murder comes forward. Two brothers were  suspects in the case, but were not charged, given their high  connections in society.'),
('8885',' John Billingsley (qv) guest stars as George. In this same episode,  the owner of a gun shop is seen wearing a "USS Enterprise" cap. John  Billingsley portrayed Dr. Phlox on sci'),
('8886','fi show "Enterprise."'),
('8887',' Joe Washington died in July 1973. No exact date is given.'),
('8888',' In this episode, we are introduced to "First Thursdays". On the  first Thursday of every month, the cops from the squad go to a local  bar to have a few drinks. Det. Jeffries says that the old cops dont  take it well when women come to First Thursdays but Lilly goes  anyway.'),
('8889',' Cold Case was given a full'),
('8890','season order on October 28, 2003, two  days after this episode aired.'),
('8891',' The girls at the sleepover can be seen watching the film  _Breakfast Club, The (1985)_ (qv) on the TV. Emilio Estevez (qv)  is shown, who directed this episode.'),
('8892',' This episode is dedicated to the memory of Kelly Lindquist  (1958'),
('8893','2005), a costume designer who had died unexpectedly in  January.'),
('8894',' SPOILER: 10.7 million viewers (42.3% share) tuned in to see the  episode where Rachels death was mourned on the peninsula of  Portmeiron, North Wales, UK (very respectable figures in the UK).  There are usually about three weddings a week in the picturesque  village but after seeing Rachels ashes scattered, the number of  couples wishing to marry in the village shot up to over fifty.'),
('8895',' Helen Baxendale  (qv)did not appear in this episode as she was  taking time off due to her pregnancy. Her absence was explained by  having her character, Rachel, visit Jenny in New York off screen.'),
('8896',' Joe DiMaggio estate sale and Marilyn Monroe items at auction.'),
('8897',' The show had a complete cast overhaul for the third season keeping  only one of the characters Sgt. Ali McCormick  (Julie Stewart (I) (qv)) from the previous two seasons. In fact  Julie Stewart (I) (qv) is the only cast member to appear in all  the episodes for all seven seasons.'),
('8898',' Although this is the third episode shown its the television pilot  where the characters and the conception of the "Cold Squad" are  introduced.'),
('8899',' One of the show producers actually quit smoking during the making,  however the director was a notorious smoker who constantly did so in  front of the cast.'),
('8900',' Woody Allen (qv)s TV debut.'),
('8901',' Show includes a recreation of the famous Abbott and Costello  "Niagra" sketch where Errol Flynn plays a lunatic who reacts  violently to the phrase "Niagra Falls" '),
('8902',' ("Niagra Falls! Slowly I  turn, step by step...")'),
('8903',' Eddie and Ida Cantor celebrated their 39th anniversary on the show.'),
('8904',' Eddie Cantor celebrated his 62nd birthday on this show with his  wife, daughter and guests.'),
('8905',' Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly were supposed to receive awards from  "Look" magazine, but the live TV show ran too long and the awards  were not presented on'),
('8906','air.'),
('8907',' Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis celebrated their eighth anniversary as  partners during this show.'),
('8908',' First episode to run under the title "The Colgate Summer Comedy  Hour."'),
('8909',' Because Lou (qv) Costello fell ill prior to the program,  Bud Abbott (qv) hosted the show solo. Film clips from previous  appearances were shown to fill in the current episodes gaps.'),
('8910',' First commercial network color telecast using NBCs electronic color  system.'),
('8911',' This episode was broadcast live from New Orleans French Quarter  during Mardi Gras.'),
('8912',' Frank De Vols first role.'),
('8913',' Morgans cell phone was a Motorola T720 Model #92562XZBSA'),
('8914',' One motion picture was made as about (roughly) the same characters  starring the series cast: Kollegas maken de Brug, De (1988),  essentially a double'),
('8915','length episode. Note the different spellings of  the keyword (meaning "colleagues"), but in Dutch there were two  officially codified alternatives for many words, mostly involving a  few sounds such as K.'),
('8916',' This was the first color cartoon made for TV.'),
('8917',' The final broadcast was on 2 July 1954.'),
('8918',' The television sitcom was based on a series of "Saturday Evening  Post" stories by Everett Rhodes Castle (qv). It was first  broadcast live Oct. 7, 1953 and ran for 39 episodes until July 2,  1954. The show ran through several aliases: "Colonel Humphrey  Flack," "Fabulous Fraud" and "The Impostor." In 1958 the series was  filmed for first'),
('8919','run syndication on TV.'),
('8920',' Val Kilmer (qv) who lives on a nearby New Mexico ranch agreed to  participate in this film secondary to his work with New Mexicos  Film Investment Program.'),
('8921',' Val Kilmer dropped out of _Dark Matter (2007)_ (qv) in order to  participate in this production.'),
('8922',' Some of the scenes were shot on Val Kilmers ranch in New Mexico.'),
('8923',' Keith Robinson (I) (qv) is playing a role originally played by  Danny Glover (qv) in Lonesome Dove (1989)(TV) (qv). Robinson and  Glover appeared together in _Dreamgirls (2006)_ (qv).'),
('8924',' Ray McKinnon (qv) is the only returning cast member from Dead  Mans Walk (1996)(TV) (qv).'),
('8925',' David Midthunder (qv)s role of Famous Shoes first appeared in  Streets of Laredo (1995)(TV) (qv), where he was played by  Wes Studi (qv).'),
('8926',' Val Kilmer had to undergo over an hour of makeup, facial hair and  wig placement each day for his role. Kilmer elected to shave his  head into a mow'),
('8927','hawk during this time to facilitate increased ease  in gluing the wig to his scalp.'),
('8928',' This program was broadcast on the ABC'),
('8929','TV network on Friday evenings  between 8:00 and 8:30 PM Eastern Time for the first ten episodes.'),
('8930',' Starting with episode 1.11, this program was broadcast on the ABC'),
('8931','TV  network on Thursday evenings from 9:00 to 9:30 PM Eastern Time.'),
('8932',' Several sources have stated that Rick Jason was to carry the M1928A1  Thompson submachine gun. After two days of filming the series, Jason  complained about the weight of the Thompson switched to the lighter  M1 carbine and carried it throughout the rest of the series. Vic  Morrow was then given the Thompson to carry. After two weeks, he too  complained of its weight. A lighter replica Thompson was made out of  wood and was carried by Morrow until it was time for a firefight at  which time he would switch back to the real Thompson. The replica  can be seen with its incorrect ejection port. It should also be  noted that officers usually carried a carbine and rarely a Thompson  or M1 Garand.'),
('8933',' According to the DVD box set, it would cost Shecky Greene money to  step away from his Las Vegas show to do an episode of Combat! He  left the series because of this.'),
('8934',' Series was budgeted at $150,000.00 per episode.'),
('8935',' Originally aired on Tuesday nights at 7:30 pm opposite NBCs  "Laramie," CBS "Marshall Dillon," and "The Lloyd Bridges Show."'),
('8936',' The ruined, burned'),
('8937','out town of Avranches and the "winery" at the end  of the episode were actually outbuildings on the ranch of cowboy  star Gene Autry (I) (qv). The estate, comprising several hundred  acres, had suffered a devastating fire; many buildings were badly  damaged or destroyed and many trees and much acreage were burned.  Director Burt Kennedy (qv) heard about it and made arrangements to  shoot this episode at the various fire'),
('8938','damaged sites on the ranch,  as a change from the standard French village set on the MGM lot that  was usually used for such purposes.'),
('8939',' This is the first episode in which Rick Jason (I) (qv) and  Vic Morrow (qv), although credited onscreen, do not appear.'),
('8940',' Often erroneously stated as having begun in 1950. The correct date  of 1949 was discovered during the BBCs 70th anniversary in 1992.'),
('8941',' The programme officially ended in 1995, by which time it was the  longest running British television show in history (since overtaken  by _"Panorama" (1953)_ (qv)). However, it returned for two specials  in 1996, and another two in 1998.'),
('8942',' Canceled after four episodes aired.'),
('8943',' Tapes at the Hudson Theater in New York City.'),
('8944',' Early episodes were filmed at The Palace in Hollywood California.'),
('8945',' Filmed at the Hudson Theater in New York City. Tom Shillue taped his  special on the same night.'),
('8946',' Taped at the Hudson Theater in New York City, New York.'),
('8947',' Ted Bessell (qv)s last acting role.'),
('8948',' For the series Walter Carr (I) (qv) took over the role of Dougie  from Robert Urquhart (qv)'),
('8949',' In the pilot episode the family name was Ramsey. This was changed to  Garnett for the series, to avoid causing offence to the England  football manager Sir Alf Ramsey (qv)'),
('8950',' Dandy Nichols (qv) replaced Gretchen Franklin (qv) in the role  of Else for the series.'),
('8951',' Brad Garrett (I) (qv)s first TV appearance.'),
('8952',' Nathan Lane (qv) appeared with Patrick Stack (qv) as Stack &  Lane.'),
('8953',' Although most of the comedy pilots that aired on this series were  unremarkable, the notable exception was the first pilot for "Head of  the Family" starring Carl Reiner as television writer Rob Petrie and  Barbara Britton as his wife, Laura, and Jack Wakefield as the star  of the "show", Alan Sturdy. The pilot tanked, but the network liked  the concept, so it was rewritten and recast with Dick Van Dyke  playing the lead role, Mary Tyler Moore as his wife and Reiner as  the bullying series star Alan Brady.'),
('8954',' This is Carl Reiners first attempt at the concept that would  shortly thereafter become the classic "The Dick Van Dyke Show."'),
('8955',' Madeline Kahn (qv)s TV debut.'),
('8956',' Series 1 was won by Will Mellor (qv).'),
('8957',' Series 2 was won by Edith Bowman (qv).'),
('8958',' Series 3 was won by Tara Palmer'),
('8959','Tomkinson (qv).'),
('8960',' This was part of a series looking into the early lives of famous  comedians. Other editions included Les Dawson (qv)s Lancashire (2  Aug 82); Roy Hudd (qv)s Croydon (9 Aug 82); Irene Handl (qv)s  London (16 Aug 82); Paul Shane (qv)s Rotherham (23 Aug 82);  Billy Dainty (qv) (19 Aug 83); Alexei Sayle (qv) (26 Aug 82);  and Kenneth Williams (qv) (2 Sep 83).'),
('8961',' Only five of the planned six shows from the first series were  produced when Channel 4 decided that "Back to Normal With Eddie  Monsoon" (also referred to as "An evening With Eddie Monsoon" by  some sources) was unsuitable for broadcast. The character was  revived in the second series episode "Eddie Monsoon: A Life" and  features Adrian Edmondson (qv) in the title role as the washed'),
('8962','up  South African TV host. The name Eddie Monsoon is, of course, a pun  on the name Edmondson. Many years later, Edmondsons real'),
('8963','life wife  Jennifer Saunders (qv) resurrected the name Eddie (short for  Edina) Monsoon for her character in the sitcom  _"Absolutely Fabulous" (1992)_ (qv).'),
('8964',' The cafeteria where the amateur comic'),
('8965','book authors have coffee is  called "Marvel" '),
('8966',' the name of an important American comic'),
('8967','book  company.'),
('8968',' The first part of episode 1 (before the opening sequence) pokes fun  at Aquapluss other famous creation, "To Heart". All of the  characters there appear in one classroom.'),
('8969',' Rae Brunton won Best New Writer at the Broadcast Awards, 2005'),
('8970',' This episode takes place in real time.'),
('8971',' In this episode we learn that Pope (Marcial Álvarez (qv)) got his  nickname as a kid because he looked like Popeye.'),
('8972',' Mar Regueras (qv) and Francesc Orella (qv) join the series.'),
('8973',' Francesc Orella (qv)s last appearance.'),
('8974',' SPOILER: Chacón (Francesc Orella (qv)) and Ángela  (Pilar Punzano (qv)) are the only main characters that were killed  off when they left the series.'),
('8975',' This is the last episode for Eva (Rocío Muñoz (III) (qv)) as part  of the main cast. She will later return as a recurring character.'),
('8976',' Fernando Andina (qv), who plays the judges son in this episode,  would join the series years later as Lucas Aguilar.'),
('8977',' The victim is the same judge who handled Pascuals sons case a few  episodes before.'),
('8978',' This is Andoni Ferreño (qv)s last appearance.'),
('8979',' SPOILER: Chacón (Francesc Orella (qv)) and Ángela  (Pilar Punzano (qv)) are the only regular characters that were  killed off when they left the series.'),
('8980',' The characters of the President and Vice President were named after  the two actors who played those roles in Luries previous political  thriller, The Contender. Teddy Bridges, named for Jeff Bridges who  played President Jackson Evans, and MacKenzie Allen, named for Joan  Allen who played Laine Hanson, his vice presidential nominee.'),
('8981',' The scenes of Air Force two in flight during the pilot episode are  from _Air Force One (1997)_ (qv).'),
('8982',' Kristin Scott Thomas (qv) and Joan Allen (I) (qv) were amongst  the actresses approached to play Mackenzie Allen. Rod Lurie first  planned the series as a sequel to _Contender, The (2000)_ (qv) where  Joan Allen would reprise her role as Laine Hanson.'),
('8983',' The character Gilda Rockwell is loosely based on former White House  Bureau Chief Helen Thomas'),
('8984',' The code name for Rebecca is "velour"'),
('8985',' President Allen receives a gift of a bow and arrow. Chief of Staff  Gardiner says "Something tells me this President can handle a bow  and arrow." Geena Davis, who plays President Allen, is an archer who  tried out for the United States Olympic Team in 1999.'),
('8986',' When the Chief Justice administers the oath of office, he calls her  "Mackenzie Spencer Allen" and she corrects him "Mackenzie S. Allen".  This is a reference to the oath'),
('8987','taking of President Harry S. Truman  in 1945: Chief Justice Stone said "Harry Shippe Truman" and he  corrected it while taking the oath.'),
('8988',' Mackenzies code name is "Victory".'),
('8989',' There is some controversy among scholars of movie serials whether  this is a serial or a television series. It was originally intended  as a TV series, but contractual obligations forced Republic Pictures  to give it a theatrical release before allowing it to be broadcast  on TV. While each episode bears a "number" and title, the episodes  do not end in "cliffhangers", a hallmark of the classic movie  serial. Unlike TV series of that period, though, the episodes are  not completely self contained'),
('8990','they follow a definite story arc, and  cannot be shown out of order and remain comprehensible to the  viewer.'),
('8991',' Original star Philip Winchester, in the title role of Miles Ross,  broke his foot after filming the pilot episode and was replaced by  Owain Yeoman.'),
('8992',' Originally slated to premiere on 17 September 2004 on The WB for the  networks fall 2004 lineup, the show was cancelled before it ever  aired. Production was first pushed back for the replacement of  original star Philip Winchester due to a broken foot. On 30 August  2004, Gerald McRaney underwent surgery for a cancerous lung tumor,  further delaying production. Finally, the departure of producer  Rachel Sweet led to The WB officially pulling the plug on the series  on 21 October 2004.'),
('8993',' In the pilot episode, Marni tries to get a date to sing "Mahna  Mahna" with her. In later episodes, it turns out to be her  cellphones ringtone.'),
('8994',' Only one scene of one episode takes place outside of NY. In "The  Return of Todd Episode" Blinky lives in Miami.'),
('8995',' XYTV closed down on 14 April 2006 (Good Friday) and this show  subsequently went off the air.'),
('8996',' Ten episodes were produced but only four aired before cancellation.'),
('8997',' All the episode titles began with "In the Matter of..."'),
('8998',' Based on Greg Giraldos real'),
('8999','life experience as an attorney for a  Manhattan law firm.'),
('9000',' The series didnt have an end, since the network TV Tupi went out of  business.'),
('9001',' For a long time it was thought that the only copy of this play had  been destroyed soon after transmission due to broadcasters policies  at that time of reusing videotape instead of archiving it. However  vintage TV enthusiast group Kaleidoscope found the tape, which had  been wrongly filed, in broadcaster LWTs London archive while  researching a book on ITV dramas in 2005.'),
('9002',' Elena Ballesteros (qv) was selected for a role in this series, but  she didnt accept because she had another projects.'),
('9003',' Merce Pons (qv) was pregnant while filming season six.'),
('9004',' The school of the series is called Colegio Azcona and the bar where  the main characters often go is La Escapada.'),
('9005',' Lara de Miguel (qv) left "Querido maestro" in order to join the  cast of Compañeros.'),
('9006',' Manuel Feijóo (qv) is the only member of the main gang who  appeared in all the seasons of the series and almost in all the  episodes.'),
('9007',' Although they were regular cast members, Pilar Punzano (qv),  Irene Garcia (qv), Rebecca Cobos (qv) and Tito Augusto (qv)  were never included in the opening credits.'),
('9008',' The character of Emilio were performed by three different actors:  first Jorge San José (I) (qv) later Juan José Ballesta (qv) and  finally Daniel Esparza (I) (qv).'),
('9009',' Lola Baldrich (qv) and Francis Lorenzo (qv) had worked together  before in Médico de familia.'),
('9010',' Beatriz Carvajal (qv) and Montse Pla (qv) are mother and daughter  in real life.'),
('9011',' Pilar Bayona (qv), who played Leos mum, is Alba Alonso (qv)s  mother in real life.'),
('9012',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Ana  (Merce Llorens (qv)).'),
('9013',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, Ahora tengo un  amigo mejor, is said by Marisa (Beatriz Carvajal (qv)) to Félix  (Miguel Rellán (qv)).'),
('9014',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Félixs  doctor after telling him that he suffers from leukemia.'),
('9015',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Antes siempre  ganabas" is said by César (Julián González)'),
('9016',' The words which are the title of this episode, "Carolo, cabeza  bolo", are said by Isabel (Virginia Rodríguez).'),
('9017',' Cristina Peña (qv) joins the cast as Jose in this episode.'),
('9018',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Luis  (Pepo Oliva (qv)).'),
('9019',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Ana  (Mercè Pons (qv)).'),
('9020',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Duna  (Begoña Maestre (qv)) to Martín (David Janer (qv)).'),
('9021',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Guillermo  (Alberto Jiménez (I) (qv)) to Duna (Begoña Maestre (qv)).'),
('9022',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Valle  (Eva Santolaria (qv)).'),
('9023',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "El mejor ninja del  mundo" is said by Eloy (Nicolás Belmonte)'),
('9024',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, El mundo al revés,  is said by Gustavo (César Vea (qv)), Lolo  (Daniel Retuerta (qv)), Rocío (María Garralón (qv)) and Luis  (Pepo Oliva (qv)).'),
('9025',' This is the last episode Montse Guallar (qv) collaborated in.'),
('9026',' Mercè Pons (qv) (Ana) rejoined the cast of the series in this  episode. She was pregnant while filming this season (6th).'),
('9027',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, El último viaje, is  said by Valle (Eva Santolaria (qv)).'),
('9028',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Es la primera vez  que beso a un duende", is said by César (julián González).'),
('9029',' Pilar Punzano (qv) joins the cast as Miriam in this episode.'),
('9030',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, Ese era mi chico,  is said by Valle (Eva Santolaria (qv)).'),
('9031',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Eloy  (Nicolás Belmonte (qv)).'),
('9032',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Quimi  (Antonio Hortelano (qv)).'),
('9033',' This is the last episode of the series that  Mercè Pons (qv) (Ana) and Ana Otero (qv) (Nuria) appeared in.'),
('9034',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Quimi  (Antonio Hortelano (qv)).'),
('9035',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Félix  (Miguel Rellán (qv)) to Marisa (Beatriz Carvajal (qv)).'),
('9036',' The sentence which is the title of this episode "He cambiado de  opinión" is said by Quimi (Antonio Hortelano (qv)) and also by  Luis (Pepo Oliva (qv)).'),
('9037',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Hemos terminado  con él" is said by Valle (Eva Santolaria)'),
('9038',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Duna  (Begoña Maestre (qv)).'),
('9039',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Charo  (Concha Velasco (qv)).'),
('9040',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Félix  (Miguel Rellán (qv)) to Alfredo (Francis Lorenzo).'),
('9041',' The words which are the title of this episode "Niño modélico" are  said by Quimi (Antonio Hortelano).'),
('9042',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "No eres el ombligo  del mundo" is said by Valle (Eva Santolaria)'),
('9043',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Alfredo  (Francis Lorenzo).'),
('9044',' This is the last episode Jorge Bosch (qv) appeared in playing  Quimis brother, Tony.'),
('9045',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said to Ana  (Merce Pons (qv)) to Alfredo (Francis Lorenzo (qv)).'),
('9046',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Otros lo hicieron  por mí", is said by Toni (Jorge Bosch).'),
('9047',' Eva Amaral and Juan Aguirre, members of the Spanish music duet  Amaral, performed their song "Como hablar" in this episode.'),
('9048',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Leo  (Alba Alonso (qv)).'),
('9049',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Pensaré yo por los  dos" is said by Eloy (Nicolás Belmonte (qv)).'),
('9050',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, Pequeños empujones  mueven trenes, is said by Lucía (Lola Baldrich (qv)).'),
('9051',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Quiero a mi  chiqui", is said by Luis (Pepo Oliva (qv)).'),
('9052',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Quimi lo sabe" is  said by Quimi (Antonio Hortelano (qv)) to his father, who thinks  that hes talking with Tony.'),
('9053',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, Sácame de aquí, is  said by Martín (David Janer (qv)) to his father Salvador  (Mariano Peña (qv)).'),
('9054',' This is the first episode for Virginia Rodríguez (qv) (Isabel),  César Cidón (qv) (Carlitos) and Elena de Frutos (qv) (Cristina)  appeared in.'),
('9055',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Charo  (Concha Velasco (qv)).'),
('9056',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "Tengo un skin'),
('9057','head  de tobillo", is said by Lolo (Daniel Retuerta).'),
('9058',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Quimi  (Antonio Hortelano (qv)).'),
('9059',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Marisa  (Beatriz Carvajal (qv)).'),
('9060',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Max  (Fernando Cuesta (I) (qv)).'),
('9061',' This is the first episode Nicolás Belmonte (qv) appears in.'),
('9062',' This is the first episode Paz Vega (qv) appears in as Luz.'),
('9063',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Valle  (Eva Santolaria (qv)) to Quimi (Antonio Hortelano (qv)).'),
('9064',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Max  (Fernando Cuesta (I) (qv)).'),
('9065',' The sentence which is the title f this episode, "¿Ha merecido la  pena", is said by Valle (Eva Santolaria (qv)) to Quimi  (Antonio Hortelano (qv)).'),
('9066',' Pilar Punzano (qv) (Míriam), who was a regular cast member during  the previous season, collaborated in this episode a few months later  of her leaving the TV'),
('9067','series.'),
('9068',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "¿Lo hiciste por  mí?" is said by Valle (Eva Santolaria)'),
('9069',' Some actors of the series "Policías, en el corazón de la calle"  (Toni Acosta, Daniel Guzmán, José María Pou, Diego Martín)  participated in this episode performing the same roles they played  in "Policías...". This episode was a presentation of the new series  that was going to begin a few days later.'),
('9070',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "¿No estaremos  muertos?", is said by Isabel (Virginia Rodríguez).'),
('9071',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Lolo  (Daniel Retuerta (qv)) to Valle (Eva Santolaria (qv)).'),
('9072',' Duna Jovè (qv) and Mercè Pons (qv) disappeared of the opening  credits in this episode. Alejandro Sigúenza and Jorge Bosch (qv)  were included.'),
('9073',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "¿Sabes ser mala?",  is said by Valle (Eva Santolaria (qv)).'),
('9074',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Diana  (Ana Gracia (I) (qv)).'),
('9075',' The sentence which is the title of this episode, "¿Tengo cara de  acelga?" is said by Nadia (Amanda García (qv)) to Bego  (Olga Molina (qv)).'),
('9076',' The sentence which is the title of this episode is said by Bego  (Olga Molina (qv) to Alfredo (Francis Lorenzo (qv)) and Lucía  (Lola Baldrich (qv)).'),
('9077',' This sitcom was started by a group of four teenagers in February  2004. The oldest at the time was 16 with the youngest being 13.'),
('9078',' The scrolling marquee above the entrance to the movie theater was  actually added in post'),
('9079','production. One of the movies listed is  actually a book mentioned in season 2.'),
('9080',' The actor, Brady Lovesou (James), plays all three of the jail guards  using special effects and the voice was added later.'),
('9081',' Brian Lawrence (the father of Kyle Lawrence, the producer) plays one  of the job interviewers for the telemarketing center. He also played  the school counselor in Season One.'),
('9082',' Kyle Lawrences (Exec. Producer) voice was used as the "woman" Kaden  calls during his work.'),
('9083',' The Exterior of the Drug Rehab. Center is a the same house later  used for Joshuas house.'),
('9084',' Actors Matt Martin (Shane) and Brady Lovesou (James) play the extras  in the lumber mill as Kaden enters for his job interview.'),
('9085',' The names used in the drug rehab. group are names from a yearly play  called "Destiny House" from First Baptist Church of Arnold. Amanda  Mullins (Paige) was very involved and so was Brady Lovesou (James).'),
('9086',' Many of the early episodes were shot in Genes home.'),
('9087',' Gene refused the idea of wearing a lab coat and stethoscope calling  it corny'),
('9088',' Gene had just retired from IBM after 25 years before being offered  the position of host'),
('9089',' Skyler Stone made a pilot using money that he made from doing  commercials.'),
('9090',' Though the show is advertised as being real, a disclaimer at the end  of each episode warns that "Some telephone calls and other events  have been re'),
('9091','enacted or recreated. The activities depicted in this  program were carefully controlled and supervised. The producers have  reimbursed persons for the value of some goods and services."'),
('9092',' This was the last of NBCs black and white shows to convert to  color, on 7 November 1966. It made NBC'),
('9093','TV the first all'),
('9094','color  television network.'),
('9095',' The individual three'),
('9096','sided mechanical piece of the game board was  called a trilon.'),
('9097',' This live series ended on 31 March 1954, but resumed on 15 September  1954 and ran until 6 April 1955.'),
('9098',' Coates was a columnist for the Los Angeles Mirror (and, when that  paper folded in 1962, for the Times). Times'),
('9099','Mirrors TV station,  KTTV, presented his weekly "Confidential File" comprised of a  15'),
('9100','minute filmed documentary, followed by a 15'),
('9101','minute live interview  related to the topic.'),
('9102',' The filming of this episode was delayed by the 2004 hurricane season  in Florida, a hurricane was also the ultimate downfall of Jean  Ribault in the film.'),
('9103',' Much as on the set of "Planet Of The Apes", the cast and crew  separated into similar groups when taking breaks during filming:  Conquistadors hung out with each other, Natives hung out with  Natives, and crewmembers fraternized among themselves.'),
('9104',' Spin'),
('9105','off of _"Beachcombers, The" (1972)_ (qv), Canadas longest  running TV drama.'),
('9106',' On 14 February 2005, 23'),
('9107','year'),
('9108','old contestant Najai Turpin took his  own life in his car in Philadelphia. No part of the show was edited  to remove Najai.'),
('9109',' The show cost NBC $2 million an episode to produce.'),
('9110',' Sylvester Stallones brother Frank Stallone participated as a boxing  scout while looking for contenders in spring 2004 in the United  States.'),
('9111',' Both Sylvester Stallones daughters appear in this show as  spectators in a fight.'),
('9112',' Sylvester Stallones wife Jennifer Flavin'),
('9113','Stallone appears numerous  times in this series.'),
('9114',' Peter Gallagher (qv) received many frantic phone calls after the  airing of the episode in which he is hit by a car, as people werent  aware the show was scripted and not real.'),
('9115',' Uses some of the same sets used for the short'),
('9116','lived  _"Law & Order: Trial by Jury" (2005)_ (qv).'),
('9117',' This short'),
('9118','lived WWII series (13 episodes; broadcast 17 September  1965'),
('9119',' 10 December 1965) was one of the last NBC shows to be filmed  in black and white.'),
('9120',' One of two musical drama TV series broadcast in 1990, in a failed  attempt at creating a new TV genre. The other was  _"Hull High" (1990)_ (qv).'),
('9121',' In one episode, James B. Sikking (qv) reprises his character (Lt.  Howard Hunter) from _"Hill Street Blues" (1981)_ (qv). Another  episode features cameos by Jimmy Smits (qv) and  Michele Greene (qv), as their characters from  _"L.A. Law" (1986)_ (qv).'),
('9122',' The 400th episode premiered on 1 May 1999.'),
('9123',' The camera operator is armed with nothing more than a bulletproof  vest.'),
('9124',' While its actual location is never mentioned on the show, the  fictitious town of Dog River, Saskatchewan has been described by  Brent Butt as somewhere between Regina and Saskatoon. It is also  said to be within driving distance of the city of Weyburn (which  places it closer to Regina than Saskatoon).'),
('9125',' It was discovered in episode 2.2 "Wedding Card" that Brents parents  Oscar (Eric Peterson) and Emma (Janet Wright) had never married.  This however turned out to all be a hoax, as it turned out Oscar and  Emma were in fact married, but were only hiding the fact because  they were embarrassed by their Elvis'),
('9126','themed wedding.'),
('9127',' Wandas (Nancy Robertson) son Tanner is mentioned but never seen. In  fact in episode 1.4 "Oh Baby!" that featured Brent attempting to  babysit the boy, things were often shown from Tanners point of  view, and he never spoke.'),
('9128',' The surnames of all the major characters are named after towns in  Saskatchewan.'),
('9129',' To promote the second season, cast members pumped gas in stations  across Canada.'),
('9130',' The scene in episode 1.1 "Ruby Reborn" that shows Hank (Fred  Ewanuik) outside of the coffee shop protesting and Brent (Brent  Butt) walking out to break his sign, and smack him upside the head  was all actually done in one long take. According to the DVD  commentary, Brent Butt said that he was stepping over cables and  wires while he was outside.'),
('9131',' The "surveillance bush" that Karen (Tara Spencer'),
('9132','Nairn) hides behind  in her car in episode 1.1 "Ruby Reborn" doesnt actually exist, it  was simply held up there by a crew member who was lying flat in the  ditch.'),
('9133',' The "surveillance bush" in Episode 1.1 needed to be planted  specifically for the shot. As trees cannot self'),
('9134','seed in the heavy  clay soil surrounding Rouleau, SK, where the series is shot, there  were no suitable natural bushes available.'),
('9135',' Dog Rivers rival town is named Wullerton, and every time its  mentioned anyone who hears it in Dog River spits. According to  publicity for season 2, the reason for this was to have been  revealed at the end of the second season, but never was.'),
('9136',' A wager was made between the mayors of Vancouver, Larry Campbell  (II), and Regina, Pat Fiacco, on a CFL football game (BC Lions vs  Saskatchewan Roughriders). The winning mayor would get a cameo  appearance in a television show filmed in the losing mayors city;  Fiacco would win a guest role on "DaVincis Inquest" (filmed in  Vancouver) or Campbell would win a guest role on "Corner Gas".  Vancouver won but as of this moment Campbells cameo has yet to be  filmed.'),
('9137',' A widespread rumor reported in Canadian media erupted as the 4th  season finale approached suggesting that the series was coming to an  end. It turned out to be a publicity stunt for the final episode,  which parodied series finale episodes. Renewal of the show for a 5th  season was announced just prior to the episodes broadcast.'),
('9138',' Then'),
('9139','Prime Minister Paul Martin (XVI) (qv) made a guest appearance  at the start of a third season episode in 2005. This marked the  first time in Canadian history that a sitting prime minister had  appeared in a sitcom. The episode aired the day before Martins  government was crippled by a report exposing a corruption scandal.  His successor, Stephen Harper (qv), appeared in an episode of the  following season.'),
('9140',' The American tourist asks several people if they are bilingual.  Karen says that she is not and then spends the rest of the episode  trying to learn French. Tara Spencer'),
('9141','Nairn is actually bilingual.'),
('9142',' The then'),
('9143','Prime Minister Paul Martin starting off with a political  announcement making it appear that his speech was to pre'),
('9144','empt the  entire episode. Then Brent Butt (qv) interrupted the Prime  Minister and it turned out to be a Halloween prank.'),
('9145',' Marks the first appearance of recurring character, Paul Kinistino  (Mark Deiter), the bartender.'),
('9146',' As of 2007, only one member of the original cast remains:  William Roache (qv), who has played Ken Barlow since 1960.  William Roache (qv) is the second'),
('9147','longest serving actor in the  history of television serials. Only Don Hastings (I) (qv), who has  played Bob Hughes on the American soap  _"As the World Turns" (1956)_ (qv) since October 1960 without a  break, has played the same character longer.'),
('9148',' Sponsored by Cadburys chocolate.'),
('9149',' When the opening titles were re'),
('9150','filmed in the 1970s, no one noticed  the cat which wandered across a wall. Now every time they are  re'),
('9151','filmed a cat is used.'),
('9152',' In January 2002, at the same time the show went widescreen, CGI was  added to the opening titles to make the neighborhood look bigger (in  particular the Metrolink Tram that runs past the street on the  viaduct).'),
('9153',' The Rovers Return exterior is really as small as it looks from the  outside, inside. The interior of the set on the street is no bigger  than a small bathroom. The actual scenes are filmed behind the  street.'),
('9154',' Betty Driver (qv), who later played Betty Turpin, first auditioned  for the role of Hilda Ogden, which was later played by  Jean Alexander (I) (qv).'),
('9155',' The first swear word heard on the soap was "bloody", said by Ken  Barlow in January 1961 following an argument with his mother Ida.  The second swear word was "bastard", spoken by Len Fairclough about  Steve Tanner when Elsie returned to the Street in March 1968.'),
('9156',' Between 1989 and 1999, the Granada Studios Tour allowed members of  the public the opportunity to take a stroll down the cobbles of  Coronation Street. During this period, the "set" remained closed to  the public on Mondays since this was the day when exterior scenes  for the series were filmed.'),
('9157',' Only twice have any celebrities been allowed to play themselves on  Coronation Street: the first occasion was when HRH  Prince Charles (qv) made an appearance on the shows 40th  Anniversary episode (2000), and was seen shaking hands with  character Audrey Roberts. The second occasion featured  Francis Rossi (qv) and Rick Parfitt (qv) of the British rock  band Status Quo (qv) (the band itself also being a national  institution). The bands drummer, Matt Lettley (qv), also made a  cameo in the episodes. (2005) Appearing in four episodes,  Francis Rossi (qv) and Rick Parfitt (qv) call into the Rovers  Return, and Francis Rossi (qv) attacks character Les Battersby  (who is played by actor Bruce Jones (I) (qv), himself a massive  fan of the group), as Battersby had previously caused him a grievous  neck injury. The matter later gets resolved, and the band agree to  play at Battersbys upcoming wedding.'),
('9158',' Canadian TV station CBKST in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, made the  Guinness Book of World Records in 1971 when it bought more than  1,140 episodes of this series. The show ran continuously on the  station for about 20 years.'),
('9159',' This episode was recorded and transmitted live to commemorate the  fortieth anniversary of the live broadcast of the series very first  episode on 9 December 1960.'),
('9160',' "Coronet Blue" creator Larry Cohen (I) (qv), in his autobiography  "The Radical Allegories of an Independent Filmmaker," explained the  mystery behind the series title/catch'),
('9161','phrase. "When the Brodkin  Organization took over the series, they wanted to turn it into an  anthology... so they played down the amnesia aspect until there was  nothing about it at all in the show. It was just  Frank Converse (qv) wandering from one story to the next with no  connective format at all. Anyway, the show ended after seventeen  weeks and nobody found out what coronet blue meant. The actual  secret is that Converse was not really an American at all. He was a  Russian who had been trained to appear like an American and was sent  to the U.S. as a spy. He belonged to a spy unit called Coronet  Blue. He decided to defect, so the Russians tried to kill him  before he can give away the identities of the other Soviet agents.  And nobody can really identify him because he doesnt exist as an  American. Coronet Blue was actually an outgrowth of The Traitor  episode of _"Defenders, The" (1961)_ (qv)."'),
('9162',' The first spin'),
('9163','off from a Disney Channel series. It is a spin'),
('9164','off of  Thats So Raven.'),
('9165',' This is the first live'),
('9166','action show to premiere on Disney Channel  since the shows parent _"Thats so Raven" (2002)_ (qv) premiered in  January 2003.'),
('9167',' Clairs maiden name, Hanks, is the maiden name of  Bill Cosby (qv)s real'),
('9168','life wife, Camille O. Cosby (qv).'),
('9169',' In the Italian version, the family name has been changed from  Huxtable to the more pronounceable Robinson. "I Robinson" ("The  Robinsons") is the name of the show.'),
('9170',' The house in the pilot episode was different from the series. Cliff  also makes a remark about having four children and not five.'),
('9171',' Joseph C. Phillips (qv), who played Denises husband, appeared in  an earlier episode as one of Sondras boyfriends.'),
('9172',' Phylicia Rashad (qv) was pregnant throughout much of the third  season. As a result, her scenes were greatly reduced and what little  she was used in, she had to hide her condition, such as sitting  behind a desk.'),
('9173',' In real life, Earle Hyman (qv), who plays Cliffs father, is only  11 years older than Bill Cosby (qv), who plays Cliff.  Clarice Taylor (qv), who plays his mother, is only 10 years older  than he is as well.'),
('9174',' Phylicia Rashad (qv) is only ten years older than  Sabrina Le Beauf (qv).'),
('9175',' Anna was the first name of both Heathclifford Huxtable and  Bill Cosby (qv)s mother; Russell was the first name of Heathcliff  Huxtables father and Bill Cosby (qv)s younger brother.'),
('9176',' The first episodes of the shows next'),
('9177','to'),
('9178','last season had an opening  in front of a Mother Hale mural. However, when there was a  disagreement over what compensation would be paid to the kids who  painted the original mural, the show switched back to its previous  seasons Apollo Theater'),
('9179','themed opening with an added graphic for  Erika Alexander (qv), who became a regular on the show. Some  episodes began with Bill Cosby (qv) and Raven (VII) (qv) telling  the viewers that it was not a repeat. The final season used a  slightly modified version of the Mother Hale opening.'),
('9180',' The character of Sondra, the Huxtables eldest daughter, was added  almost as an afterthought. They decided there should be another  child that represented the results of a good upbringing, hence a  daughter in college. When casting the role, it came down to two  actresses: 26'),
('9181','year'),
('9182','old Sabrina Le Beauf (qv) and 21'),
('9183','year'),
('9184','old  Whitney Houston (qv). LeBeaufs theater experience won her the  role.'),
('9185',' Before the opening credits in one episode, Olivia walks up to Cliff  wearing a Bart Simpson mask, a reference to Foxs  _"Simpsons, The" (1989)_ (qv) taking away so many of The Cosby  Shows viewers.'),
('9186',' The black button that Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable (Bill Cosby (qv))  wears in some of the later seasons says "SD Jr," a reference to  Cosbys close friend Sammy Davis Jr. (qv), who died during the  series run.'),
('9187',' In the first few episodes of season one, Theodore, the only son, is  referred to as Teddy, a nickname that is never used again'),
('9188','Theo is  what everyone called him thereafter.'),
('9189',' In one of the earlier episodes, Theo buys a shirt by designer Gordon  Gartrelle. Throughout the series, the real'),
('9190','life  Gordon Gartrelle (qv) worked in various jobs for the series and is  listed as a producer of the show during the last few seasons.'),
('9191',' The shows theme was composed by Bill Cosby (qv) and  Stu Gardner (qv).'),
('9192',' In episode #1.13 ("Fathers Day") we learn that Cliffs birthday is  in October.'),
('9193',' Rudy was originally going to be a son, but when a suitable boy could  not be find, girls were allowed to audition.'),
('9194',' Nobody gave this sitcom much chance for success partly because it  was on Thursday night against _"Magnum, P.I." (1980)_ (qv), a very  popular CBS drama series at the time. The sitcom eventually became  the number'),
('9195','one show on the air and routinely beat Magnum in the  ratings. In one episode of the show, Cosby wore a Magnum baseball  cap.'),
('9196',' The character Cliff Huxtable was ranked first in TV Guides list of  the 50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('9197',' At the start of the show, Cliffs name was Clifford. In later  episodes, he is referred to as Heathcliff. Finally, in the first  episode of the last season, Clair calls him Heathclifford.'),
('9198',' Walter Bradley was the real name of Theos friend Cockroach.'),
('9199',' Carl Anthony Payne II (qv), who played Theos friend Cockroach,  was fired from the show for refusing to cut his hair.'),
('9200',' Bill Cosby (qv) insisted that the show be filmed in New York due  to his dislike of working in Hollywood.'),
('9201',' The show was initially rejected by ABC but later picked up by NBC  where it became a huge success.'),
('9202',' Theo was found to be dyslexic, just like the late Ennis Cosby in  real'),
('9203','life.'),
('9204',' Much of the artwork that hangs on the walls in the Huxtable  household is by renowned fine artist Synthia Saint James.'),
('9205',' Winnie and Nelson Tibideaux are named for Winnie Mandela (qv) and  Nelson Mandela (qv), the first Black president of the Republic of  South Africa and his then'),
('9206','wife.'),
('9207',' Bill Cosby (qv)s real'),
('9208','life family was the basis of the Huxtables.  Both families consisted of four daughters and one son, the son being  the middle child.'),
('9209',' In the final episode of the series, Cliff rang the doorbell and  danced Claire off the stage to the song "If I Were a Bell" (from  "Guys & Dolls"). This scene was totally improvised. The doorbell was  a recurring theme throughout the final season.'),
('9210',' Denises favorite flower is the tulip.'),
('9211',' The façade of the Huxtables home is located at 10 St. Lukes Place  in Manhattan, even though the family is supposed to live in  Brooklyn.'),
('9212',' The extension to Cliff Huxtables office is 331.'),
('9213',' The name Scott Kelly, Robert Culps character, might have something  to do with Bill Cosby and Robert Culp appearing in I Spy, whereas  Robert Culps character was named "Kelly" Robinson and Bill Cosbys  character was named Alexander "Scott".'),
('9214',' This episode reveals that Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable grew up in  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.'),
('9215',' Joseph C. Phillips is the guest star in this episode as Darryl. He  later became a regular cast member as Denises husband, Lt. Martin  Kendall.'),
('9216',' The first person that Cliff names who he wants to attend his  birthday party is "Harry Jefferson" who he used to play football at  school with. Harry Jefferson is actually one of Bill Cosbys closest  friends, they knew one another from Temple University, and they both  played football.'),
('9217',' Jim Henson (I) (qv) was too busy with  _"Jim Henson Hour, The" (1989)_ (qv) to perform in this episode. So  Bill Cosby plays a dual role as an old man sitting with Statler in  the balcony taking the place of Hensons character Waldorf.'),
('9218',' After Jim Hensons death five months after this episode aired, a  dedication to his memory was added to the end of the episode and  still appears in the syndicated reruns.'),
('9219',' Cosby Show producer Matt Robinson (I) (qv) makes a cameo  appearance in this episode. Robinson was one of the original cast  members of _"Sesame Street" (1969)_ (qv), another Muppet production.'),
('9220',' TV acting debut of Adam Sandler (I) (qv).'),
('9221',' We learn that Cliffs birthday is in October.'),
('9222',' In this episode, Clair (Phylicia Rashad) hires a fitness instructor,  Emma (Debbie Allen), to help her shed a few unwanted pounds in just  a few days. In real life, Debbie Allen is Phylicia Rashads younger  sister.'),
('9223',' In the episode "Clairs Reunion," it is revealed that Heathclifford  Huxtable grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and in the episode  "Jitterbug Break," Theo and Cliff remind Denise that Cliff slept  outside Connie Mack Stadium for World Series tickets, after Denise  says that it was Connie Frances Stadium.'),
('9224',' While watching TV with her invisible dog, Duane, Olivia (Raven)  tells Cliff (Bill Cosby), "Duane just loves Fat Albert!" Bill  Cosby did the voice for Fat Albert.'),
('9225',' The episode "Mr. Quiet" was actually a pilot for a proposed spin'),
('9226','off  starring Tony Orlando (I) (qv) as a man who runs a community  center and Ada Maris (qv) as his girlfriend. The series never came  to fruition.'),
('9227',' This is Denises last appearance before Lisa Bonets contract was  terminated. She and Martin come and visit the house after getting  leave for a weekend. Sadly, after coming and going for 7 seasons,  her last appearance on the show was narrowed down to a 15 second  cameo.'),
('9228',' The episodes title is a reference to "Play it again, Sam", a quote  from _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv)'),
('9229',' The episodes title is a reference to "Play it again, Sam", a quote  from _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv)'),
('9230',' When Cliff and Clair are watching the Bears'),
('9231','Giants football game and  Denise walks in, Clair mentions the "man in motion" as a player  belonging to the Colts.'),
('9232',' The final performance of Danny Kaye (qv).'),
('9233',' John Amos (I) (qv), who plays Dr. Herbert, gives Dr. Huxtable a  complete physical. When Huxtable is getting on the treadmill, Amos  delivers the line, "Youll go into oxygen debt. If you last long  enough youll go into oxygen bankruptcy." This is the exact same  line Amos delivered in _American Flyers (1985)_ (qv) when he played  Dr. Conrad and administered a similar test to David Sommers.'),
('9234',' Many of the jokes in this episode were recycled from  _Bill Cosby: Himself (1983)_ (qv).'),
('9235',' During the mock trial held by the Huxtable parents, we find out that  Theos middle name is Aloicious.'),
('9236',' The set used for the expectant couples home is the same one used  for the Huxtable home in the pilot episode.'),
('9237',' Madeline Kahn (qv), who played Pauline, died in 1999. A special  episode was written devoted to her, where the entire cast looked  talked about her and her character. Selected clips of Madelines  character on the show were played, as well, including the famous  scene where she talks to Hilton about death.'),
('9238',' Originally Telma Hopkins  (qv) was cast as Ruth, but Bill Cosby  gave the role to Phylicia Rashad (qv) in hopes of recapturing the  magic _"Cosby Show, The" (1984)_ (qv) had.'),
('9239',' This was Anthony Quinn (qv)s final television appearance before  his death on 3 June 2001.'),
('9240',' This feature was made as part of the horror miniseries  "Miedometrajes" produced by Infinito in Argentina and released in  November 2005 by Cable TV.'),
('9241',' The final broadcast was on 25 December 1951.'),
('9242',' This show was broadcast on the DuMont network on Tuesday nights  between 9:00 and 10:00 PM EST.'),
('9243',' The series featured the most extensive use of special effects ever  conducted for a documentary. In one notable episode, special effects  were used to make it seem as if host Sagan was walking through a  model recreation of the Library of Alexandria.'),
('9244',' The filming of the series lasted one year during which  Carl Sagan (qv) and his production team traveled around the world,  filming in places like India, Egypt, Italy, Cambodia, France,  Alaska, Mexico and USA, among others.'),
('9245',' Just later of its first release in TV in 1980, the CNN did it a  special 1'),
('9246','hour program titled "Cosmos, Episode 14: Ted Turner  Interviews Dr. Sagan", where Ted Turner (I) (qv) himself talking  with Carl Sagan (qv) about him and his creation, Cosmos. In it,  Sagan and Turner too discussed about the preservation of the Earth,  nuclear weapons and the greenhouse effect, among other themes.'),
('9247',' Many of the studio sequences filmed in rooms with entirely black  walls and floors, in the middle of which various minimal set  elements would be arranged, were shot in the studio classrooms of  the iEAR (Integrated Electronic Arts at Rensselaer) at Renssalear  Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, New York, near Albany. RPI  students also constructed the prototype "Mars rover" shown in one of  the episodes speculating on robotic exploration of other planets.'),
('9248',' In this episode, it was revealed that the castle can function and  teleport itself in pieces if need be.'),
('9249',' In this episode, it was revealed that Nanny makes powerful enough  sarsaparilla to blow a persons head clean off.'),
('9250',' Several of the last episodes were never broadcast due to the Gulf  War.'),
('9251',' Although it was billed as a "live" music show, four of the five  shows where in fact pre'),
('9252','recorded.'),
('9253',' This was the first program broadcast on Channel Four, the UKs  fourth television network.'),
('9254',' Was originally broadcast on British regional TV channel Yorkshire  Television, at 6.30pm following the local news programme  _"Calendar" (1968)_ (qv), and was originally called "Calendar  Countdown". Richard Whiteley (qv) was (and had been for years) a  presenter on "Calendar" from 1968 until 1995. "Countdown" shortly  thereafter moved to Channel 4 upon that channels launch.  Originally, Carol Vorderman (qv) (then a newcomer) was only there  to perform the numbers rounds of the game '),
('9255',' the letters rounds were  presented in the early series by another hostess.'),
('9256',' In May 2005, Richard Whiteley (qv) caught pneumonia, and his  position as host was to be temporarily filled by a series of guest  presenters during the recording of Series 54. He later died in June,  and after auditions for a new host the show returned in October  hosted by Desmond Lynam (qv). The guest'),
('9257','presented episodes were  never aired, and a new Series 54 was recorded instead. Others who  auditioned included Richard Digance (qv) and Noel Edmonds (qv);  Paul Merton (III) (qv) was also rumored to have been under  consideration.'),
('9258',' The shows format is based on that of the French game show  _"Des chiffres et des lettres" (1972)_ (qv).'),
('9259',' Desmond Lynam (qv)s departure from the show was due to his travel  requirements, which necessitated a journey of 250 miles to the  studio in Leeds from his home in Worthing, West Sussex.'),
('9260',' The sixth episode, "Out of Mind", was not shown by the BBC due to a  programme change but never rescheduled and hence never shown on  television. The tape containing it was later erased by the BBC.'),
('9261',' Marc Sinden (qv) could only be filmed on the left side of his face  for two days due to him developing a painful tooth abscess which  caused his face to swell hugely.'),
('9262',' First aired on CBC in 1954 under the title "Country Calendar". For  its first 20 years, the show offered Canadian farmers information  and studio demonstrations of new equipment and farming techniques.'),
('9263',' In 1975, the name was changed to "Country Canada", and its scope was  widened to include other topics (such as fishing and logging) of  interest to rural Canadians.'),
('9264',' The episode where Molly Jones dies of cancer was one of the highest  rating in the series history. Although the rating system of the day  was antiquated, the episode rated in the high 30s which equates to  more than a 30 per cent share of all prime time viewing, across five  free to air networks '),
('9265',' in US terms, roughly equivalent to an episode  of Charlies Angels at the height of its popularity. It dominated  newspaper front pages of the day, and is still one of the most  discussed episodes of Australian TV.'),
('9266',' Many of the storylines were suggested by newspaper articles or from  the Australian Medical Association.'),
('9267',' After the enduringly popular _"Country Practice, A" (1981)_ (qv)  finished its run in 1993, a rival television station attempted to  revive the series. Numerous changes were made, including shifting  the setting from New South Wales to Victoria. Additionally, most of  the original cast elected not to return. As a result the show did  not draw viewers and was canned after only one season.'),
('9268',' The final broadcast was on 25 November 1950.'),
('9269',' This mish'),
('9270','mash of variety, music and prize give'),
('9271','aways bounced around  the ABC network, beginning as a 45'),
('9272','minute show on Thursday nights at  11:15. It became an hour'),
('9273','long Wednesday night (8:00pm'),
('9274','9:00) show in  December 1949 before being cut back to 30 minutes in the Wednesday  9pm time slot on March 1950, remaining there until its demise that  July.'),
('9275',' The principal star of this show became Morgan the Dog, who survived  numerous cast changes that occurred during its 8'),
('9276','1/2 month run.'),
('9277',' First premiered as a local show in New York City.'),
('9278',' The main characters are called Steve and Susan, after the writer  Steven Moffat (qv) and producer Sue Vertue (qv) (who are married  in real life).'),
('9279',' Jack Davenport (qv) (Steve) chose the theme song "Perhaps,  perhaps, perhaps".'),
('9280',' Jeffs apartment has framed posters for the films  _Procurer, The (1968)_ (qv),  _Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958)_ (qv) and  _Marc Mato, agente S. 077 (1965)_ (qv)'),
('9281',' In season 4, during a usual bit of wackiness, Steve comments that  this kind of thing doesnt happen as "this is not an American  sitcom". In fact, there was an extremely short'),
('9282','lived American  version of the series (_"Coupling" (2003)_ (qv)) that was abhored by  viewers and critics alike, resulting in the shows cancellation  after only four episodes.'),
('9283',' Richard Coyle (I) (qv) (Jeff) chose not to return to the show for  season four. Coyle was afraid of being typecast as Jeff and wanted  to explore other roles. He was replaced by Richard Mylan (qv) as  Oliver, a nervous comic book store owner who pursues Jane. Jeff  "returns" in the final episode played by a different person.'),
('9284',' Though some scenes are shot away from the studio audience (the nude  scenes for example and exteriors) no "canned laughter" is used. The  scenes are played on monitor for the studio audience and their  reactions are real.'),
('9285',' Most of the stars were the first people to read for their respective  roles.'),
('9286',' When Richard Coyle (I) (qv) read for the part of Jeff, he spoke in  a Welsh accent. The character wasnt written Welsh, but the  producers liked it and hired him. It wasnt until well into the  second series that they realized that Coyle was not Welsh, just  putting it on for the show.'),
('9287',' Susan frequently enters a scene saying, "Sorry, Im late." This is a  dig at producer Sue Vertue (qv) who, according to  Steven Moffat (qv), tends to turn up late quite often.'),
('9288',' Though its never brought up on the show, Steve is a professional  writer. The character of Steve is based on the shows writer,  Steven Moffat (qv).'),
('9289',' Ben Miles (qv) (Patrick) insists that his character drink Guinness  because it is impossible to fake in the studio.'),
('9290',' Director Martin Dennis (qv) provides most of the voiceovers  required for the series. A few notable exceptions are "The Melty  Man" (performed by Richard Coyle (I) (qv)) and the radio announcer  who introduces Jane in "Jane and the Truth Snake"  (Ben Miles (qv)).'),
('9291',' NBCs adaptation of the show was considered such a sure thing that  when the second season UK original was released on DVD in the States  it featured a sticker reading "The original UK version of the SMASH  NBC hit!". Unfortunately the DVD came out the very same week that  the US version was canceled.'),
('9292',' (season 2), there is a huge round of applause when Kate Isitt (qv)  (Sally) slaps Ben Miles (qv) (Patrick). This is because the scene  had to be retaken so many times that Ben was verging on concussion'),
('9293',' The series two episode "Her Best Friends Bottom" originated from a  problem writer Steven Moffat (qv) and producer Sue Vertue (qv)  had in their relationship. She arrived at his office one day with a  suede cushion and asked him for his opinion on it. He was completely  unable to come up with one.'),
('9294',' Jack Davenport (qv) delivered his cushion speech in "Her Best  Friends Bottom" in one take.'),
('9295',' A final scene appears at the end of the credits.'),
('9296',' The language Jeff speaks during the "imagine youre Israeli" scene  is, in fact, complete gobbledygook which he made up on the spot.'),
('9297',' Originally the producers and director were thrilled to be able to  film Jeffs big chat'),
('9298','up scene on a train. Unfortunately it turned  out to be too noisy when the train was in motion, so the scene had  to be filmed when the train was stationary at a platform.'),
('9299',' US remake of the popular UK sitcom _"Coupling" (2000)_ (qv).'),
('9300',' The original pilot starred Melissa George (qv) as Susan,  Breckin Meyer (qv) as Jeff, and Emily Rutherfurd (qv) as Sally,  and was produced by Deborah Kaplan (I) (qv) and  Harry Elfont (qv).'),
('9301',' Cancelled after four episodes.'),
('9302',' Lindsay Price (qv) (Jane Christie) sang the theme song "Perhaps,  Perhaps, Perhaps".'),
('9303',' Due to illness Lionel G. Wilson as the Farmer quit and was replaced  by Arthur Anderson halfway through the series.'),
('9304',' Episode "Courage On The Fly" establishes that Nowhere is in the  middle of Kansas.'),
('9305',' "Floating head" and "Talking tree" were video taped live with Peter  Fernandezs face inserted into animation.'),
('9306',' The reason Courage stopped talking so much after season 1 is because  the people at Cartoon Network thought Courage "talked too much" and  wanted his dialogue cut short.'),
('9307',' John Dilworth finally agreed to do a Courage series, and Cartoon  Network originally wanted him to produce it from their Hanna'),
('9308','Barbera  studio in L.A.. But Dilworth didnt want to leave his company  Stretch Films in New York, so CN agreed to let him do the series  from Stretch Films.'),
('9309',' The original season 2 finale "The Tower of Dr. Zalost" didnt air  until after the season 3 premiere "Muriel Meets her Match"/"Courage  Vs. Mecha'),
('9310','Courage" aired.'),
('9311',' Courage lasted for only 4 seasons, 52 episodes, and 13 episodes per  season. Season 1 aired November 12, 1999 and ended June 29, 2000.  Season 2 aired October 31, 2000 (had a 3 month hiatus between  episodes 22 and 23) and ended January 11, 2002. Season 3 aired  November 16, 2001 and ended July 9, 2002. Season 4 aired September  7, 2002 and ended November 22, 2002.'),
('9312',' A number of characters (such as the Ship captain/Policeman) were  reused. Often the only change was different hair color.'),
('9313',' In the episode "Revenge of the Chicken from Outer Space", the word  "DIL" was named after the director John Dilworth (qv) and it  appeared twice. First is the graffiti in New York City and the other  is the plug of the flying saucer.'),
('9314',' The names Muriel and Eustace are taken from the middle names of  Chandler Bing and Ros Geller of Friends.'),
('9315',' Throughout the series, the word DIL is somewhere in the background,  after the creator John R. Dilworth.'),
('9316',' This program aired on Monday evenings from 8:00 to 9:00 pm EST in  the 1948 season, on Tuesday evenings from 8:00 to 9:00 pm EST during  the 1949 season, and on Tuesday evenings from 8:00 to 8:30 during  its final season in 1950.'),
('9317',' The last broadcast was on June 26, 1951.'),
('9318',' Six episodes of this series were produced but only three were aired.'),
('9319',' Canceled after nine episodes aired.'),
('9320',' 12 Episodes were made but CBS only aired eight.'),
('9321',' The character Tom Corbett was ranked #15 in TV Guides list of the  "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('9322',' The Theme song was performed by pop star Harry Nilsson.'),
('9323',' The full name of the character Joey Kelly is Joanna Margaret  Jacqueline Kelly.'),
('9324',' A TV fiction (98 4'),
('9325','minute episodes) meant for French audiences in  order to learn the English language.'),
('9326',' On 12 October 1984, between scenes on the set of  _"Cover Up" (1984)_ (qv), Jon'),
('9327','Erik Hexum (qv) jokingly placed a  blank'),
('9328','loaded .44 Magnum prop gun to his temple and pulled the  trigger. The gun fired, and the wadding from the blank cartridge  shattered his skull. Hexum was rushed to the hospital where he was  declared brain'),
('9329','dead and on October 18 was taken off life support and  his organs were harvested for transplant.'),
('9330',' Stars Nigel Terry and Cherie Lunghi also appeared together on screen  in "Excalibur" as King Arthur and his queen Guenevere.'),
('9331',' Was a short on the What a Cartoon show.'),
('9332',' The first Cow and Chicken short had rougher animation than the  series that followed and featured much darker themes. In the first  cartoon, Chicken goes to hell for smoking cigarettes and is tortured  by the devil while hes there. After this harsh episode, the content  of the series was significantly toned down, the animation was  brightened up, and the devils name was changed to "The Red Guy".'),
('9333',' The episode "Buffalo Gals" was banned after its first airing due to  sexual references and lesbian stereotypes. The episode involved a  pack of biker girls whom wore buffalo hats (hence the name) busting  into Cow and Chickens house and tearing up the place. The leader  takes a liking to Cow and they kidnap her, which means Chicken must  go to her rescue.'),
('9334',' Two episodes were written by members of David Feisses family. "Me  an My Dog" was written by his wife, Pillar. "Black Sheep of the  Family" was written by his son, David Feiss Jr. (Though he was  uncredited)'),
('9335',' When making the second season, Cartoon Network wanted David Feiss to  keep on making "I. M. Weasel" shorts. David Feiss didnt want to  make any more, but agreed he would only if he could start using the  Red Guy in the "I. M. Weasel" shorts. Since then, the Red Guy was a  regular character in Weasel.'),
('9336',' 12 Episodes were produced for this show but only 9 episodes got to  air because the show later got canceled with 4 unaired episodes.'),
('9337',' Waynes middle name is Archibald.'),
('9338',' Before any episodes aired and the show was still being written, the  original title of the series was Prank Puppets, but a Comedy  Central lawyer approached executive producer Adam Carolla (qv) and  said that the shows name would have to be changed. She said the  title (despite the premise of the show) implied spite and malice  and that it was a legal liability. Neither Adam, nor the rest of  the crew really believed that argument, but they reluctantly changed  the name anyway.'),
('9339',' Cast members must venture to Nevada to make their crank calls,  because it is one of a few states where only one party need consent  for a conversation to be recorded.'),
('9340',' The puppet Jimmy is based on Jimmy Kimmel (qv), and the puppets  Kevin and Katie are based on his kids Kevin Kimmel (qv) and  Katie Kimmel (qv). Jimmy, Kevin and Katie voice themselves.'),
('9341',' Cathie Filian and Steve Piacenza have been nominated for an Emmy for  Best Lifestyle Host for the 2006 Daytime Emmys.'),
('9342',' Began as an Oscar'),
('9343','winning short by Nick Park (qv)  (_Creature Comforts (1989)_ (qv)), and later became a popular series  of TV commercials for UK Heat Electric that ran throughout the  early'),
('9344','90s. Frank the tortoise is the only original character to  remain in the new TV series.'),
('9345',' All the dialogue is taken from unscripted, unrehearsed interview  footage with anonymous members of the public. All characters and  situations were therefore created to fit the voices, unlike other  animation in which it is usually the other way round.'),
('9346',' The man who voiced Norman the maggot, in the episode "Working  Animals", was actually describing his job in a mortuary.'),
('9347',' The entire first series took 18 months to make, with an average of  four seconds of film produced a day.'),
('9348',' The family of sea anemones, the Rudges, are voiced by the same  family who voiced the polar bears in the original Creature Comforts  short, only now with older voices.'),
('9349',' One of five UK comedy series to be repackaged under the umbrella  title, "After Benny, Thames Presents", to expand the episode count  of the initial USA release of _"Benny Hill Show, The" (1969)_ (qv).  These programs, one for each weekday, would replace the Hill show  for a few weeks every so often.'),
('9350',' The theme tune is called "Shine" by Australian singer Shannon Noll.'),
('9351',' Uses a remixed version of the theme from "Law and Order".'),
('9352',' George Harmon Coxes character Casey (AKA Flash Casey) first  appeared in the dime pulp Black Mask in the spring of 1934. The  character proved extremely popular and stories would continue there  until 1943 and continue on into 21 novels.'),
('9353',' The series ends, quite maddeningly, with a cliffhanger.'),
('9354',' When the story was first brought to producer  Michael Mann (I) (qv), he said he thought the best way to tell the  story was as a weekly series. He said he considered doing it as a  feature film or a made for television movie as well.'),
('9355',' The theme music used for the series was an updated version of the  hit song "Runaway" recorded by the original singer  Del Shannon (qv).'),
('9356',' The character of Ray Luca (Anthony Denison) is based upon Chicago  mobster Tony "The Ant" Spilotro. Spilotro also inspired Joe Pescis  character of Nicky Santoro in "Casino". By the same token, Andrew  "Dice" Clays character of Max Goldman and Robert DeNiros character  of Sam "Ace" Rothstien in "Casino" are both based upon Spilotros  partner, Frank "Lefty" Rosenthal.'),
('9357',' Nate Grossman (Steve Ryan), a member of Torellos MCU, is based upon  a real detective of the same name who worked with co'),
('9358','creator Chuck  Adamson and star Dennis Farina. In real life, Grossman was killed in  the line of duty.'),
('9359',' The character of Manny Weisborn (Joseph Wiseman), Miami crime lord  and Lucas mentor, was based on Meyer Lansky. Throughout the series,  Weissborn is always making references to Lanskys New York  associates like "Lucky" Luciano, "Bugsy" Siegel, and Frank Costello.'),
('9360',' Del Shannon re'),
('9361','wrote and re'),
('9362','recorded his classic hit "Runaway" for  the title sequence of the series.'),
('9363',' By the time Season 2 began, Paulie Taglia had become so popular as a  comic relief that John Santucci, the actor who played Paulie,  finally got his name on the opening credits.'),
('9364',' SPOILER: In the episode where Ray Luca goes to the home of mob boss  Dominic Tranchita and shoots him with a silenced .22 pistol while  Tranchitas eating sausages, that incident is based upon how Chicago  mob boss Sam Giancana was killed.'),
('9365',' When Mike Torello and Danny Krycheck enter Las Vegas, there is a  montage of the Las Vegas Strip. One of the casinos is promoting the  appearance of Del Shannon who rewrote his hit "Runaway" for the  shows theme song.'),
('9366',' On the show, suspects are routinely referred to as "unsubs", or  unknown subjects.'),
('9367',' Matthew Gray Gubler (qv) was once photographed by famed  photographer Mia Grace who had a small part in the series pilot  episode.'),
('9368',' CBS aired an episode after _Super Bowl XLI (2007) (TV)_ (qv) in the  hopes of transforming the series from a relatively modest hit into a  top ratings performer. The episode featured cameos by Super Bowl  announcers Jim Nantz (qv) and Phil Simms (II) (qv).'),
('9369',' The character of Special Agent Reid was a child prodigy, having  graduated from high school at the age of 12.  Matthew Gray Gubler (qv), describing what may form his characters  genius, has said that Reid may have Aspergers syndrome and perhaps  even be mildly schizophrenic. Reids mother was schizophrenic  herself.'),
('9370',' JJ collected butterflies as a child.'),
('9371',' Garcia isnt Hispanic, its her step'),
('9372','dads name. Elle is half'),
('9373','Cuban.'),
('9374',' Mandy Patinkin (qv), who plays Gideon, has a son named Gideon.'),
('9375',' At the end of the theme sequence, a mug shot of serial mail bomber  Ted Kaczynski, among other criminals, is seen behind the shows  cast.'),
('9376',' In the time between Lola Glaudini (qv)s departure from the show  and Paget Brewster (qv)s arrival, footage is used in the opening  credits that originally featured Glaudini. The footage, from episode  1.03, is digitally altered so that Glaudini does not appear.'),
('9377',' The original title for Criminal Minds was Quantico, and the pilot  was filmed in Vancouver. In the Quantico script, Jason Gideon was  named Jason Donovan.'),
('9378',' In The Popular Kids, there is a character called Mike Zissou, a  reference to the movie  _Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The (2004)_ (qv), in which Gubler  played a part.'),
('9379',' Mandy Patinkin (qv)s characters in both Criminal Minds and  _"Dead Like Me" (2003)_ (qv) have many similar interests. They are  both shown to be capable and enthusiastic chefs, and they both have  an affinity for art.'),
('9380',' In the shows opening credits, mug shots of real'),
('9381','life serial killers  and mass murderers are shown. Among the killers shown are John Wayne  Gacy, Charles Manson, Richard Ramirez ("The Night Stalker"),  Theodore Kaczynski ("The Unabomber").'),
('9382',' This is the first time Morgan is referred to by his first name  (Derek).'),
('9383',' Reid mentions Richard Trenton Chase, a paranoid schizophrenic who  was convicted of murder in 1978. He started out killing and  eviscerating animals and eating their entrails, and moved up to  humans. The bloody rings made by the unsubs containers in this  episode were found at Chases crime scenes. He suffered from many  delusions including the "alien" one mentioned by Reid.'),
('9384',' When listening to the unsubs call, the word "PAIR" appears on  Reids computer screen before the unsub says it.'),
('9385',' In this episode, Gideon profiles a killer and correctly predicts  that he would have a speech impediment. This was based on a real  life case, investigated by FBI agent John Douglas, former chief of  the FBIs Investigative Support Unit.'),
('9386',' Each episode has a voice'),
('9387','over in one of the early sequences, and  again in the concluding one, discussing a quote by a well'),
('9388','known  author or poet. The quote ties in to the case in the episode and by  revisiting it at the end of the episode a sense of conclusion is  achieved. The voice'),
('9389','over is most often given by Gideon, but  occasionally Hotchner, Reid, Elle, and even JJ have done so, as  well. The only episode to break from this is "Jones" (2nd season),  which ends with a scene where Reid and Gideon discuss Reid’s  problems following being captured and subjected to torture by an  unsub in the episode "Revelations" (three episodes earlier).'),
('9390',' L.D.S.K. stands for "Long Distance Serial Killer."'),
('9391',' We learn that Reid went to public school in Las Vegas and was  bullied in school'),
('9392',' It is revealed that Hotch was part of SWAT'),
('9393',' As the UnSub is wheeling his victims down the hallway before killing  them, he whistles "Joanna" from Sweeney Todd, a musical about a  serial killer'),
('9394',' Machismo is a Spanish word derived from macho, meaning a strong  sense of masculine pride.'),
('9395',' Patrick Kilpatricks part is based on The Iceman, Richard Kuklinksi,  a sociopathic serial killer, who made a living killing people for  the Gambino crime family, when he wasnt killing people because they  ticked him off. Kuklinski was partly made the way he was, because of  the extremely violent and terrifying upbringing he received. When he  wasnt killing people, he maintained a seemingly ordinary home, with  a wife three children, who believed he was a successful businessman.'),
('9396',' The episodes title refers to Oliver Stone (I) (qv)s 1994 film  _Natural Born Killers (1994)_ (qv).'),
('9397',' This episode was originally scheduled to air on 10 January 2007 but  was pre'),
('9398','empted by a public service announcement.'),
('9399',' This is the second time that Keith Carradine has played a serial  killer. The first time was in the 1983 mini'),
('9400','series "Chiefs"'),
('9401',' The killer in this episode is nicknamed the "Tommy Killer" after the  rock opera _Tommy (1975)_ (qv) by The Who. The killer glues his  victims eyes open, which reminded the authorities of the rock  operas recurring line, "See me, feel me, touch me."'),
('9402',' Jacob has a tattoo on his right arm '),
('9403',' a heart with Sarah Jeans  name. Beneath it are the words: "Til Death Do Us Part."'),
('9404',' The character Mike Zissou is a reference to the movie  _Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The (2004)_ (qv), in which  Matthew Gray Gubler (qv) played a part.'),
('9405',' It was revealed that Gideon has been a profiler since at least 1985.'),
('9406',' The title of this episode alludes to a song by The Who, "Wont Get  Fooled Again."'),
('9407',' This was the first night'),
('9408','time drama serial to be transmitted on  Britains fledgling ITV network.'),
('9409',' Criss Angel (qv) dedicated his levitation above the Luxor light to  his father, John Sarantakos.'),
('9410',' Originally aired on ABC, but then switched to the FOX network.'),
('9411',' Though it has a cult following, "The Critic" is most famous for  flip'),
('9412','flopping networks. It started on ABC, where it stayed for less  than a month then it was canceled and Fox picked it up where it  stayed for an entire season, then Comedy Central had it for a few  months as part of their Sunday night animation block, then UPN was  slated to pick it up but dropped it. Then it got a good run as a  series of shorts at Atomfilms.com. Even still, it has retained a  cult status.'),
('9413',' The show was meant as a "love letter to NYC" by the shows creators  and producers. Ironically, it received very low ratings in NYC, as  well as other major cities in the U.S., but did extremely well in  the Midwest.'),
('9414',' Jay Sherman is deliberately created as a cross between  Roger Ebert (qv) and Gene Siskel (qv).'),
('9415',' After the show was cancelled, UPN offered to pick it up. About 9 or  10 Season 3 scripts were written.'),
('9416',' Following the shows second cancellation, the show was revived  briefly on Atomfilms.com.'),
('9417',' The restaurant that Jay dines at, Lane Riche, is French for "The  Rich Ass".'),
('9418',' This is the only TV show ever reviewed on Siskel and Ebert (they  both gave it a thumbs up).'),
('9419',' Gene Siskel (qv) and Roger Ebert (qv) famously turned down  offers to guest star on TV shows and in movies because they felt it  would have been a conflict of interest. But this turned out to be  the exception and this is the only show in which they guest starred  together. The episode was called "Siskel and Ebert and Jay and  Alice" and the story is a parody of  _Sleepless in Seattle (1993)_ (qv) in which Jay and Alice attempt to  patch things up between the duo when one of their verbal feuds  causes them to split up.'),
('9420',' In the episode "A Pig'),
('9421','Boy and his Dog", Jay gives his puppy the full  name "Un Chien Andalou", after Luis Buñuel (qv)s 1929 film.'),
('9422',' According to the DVD commentary, the character of Duke Phillips was  based on Ted Turner (I) (qv).'),
('9423',' Was independently financed and created by long time movie  producer/writer Tom Moyer'),
('9424',' An earlier version of the video of this episode has Steve saying  "son of a bitch" softly after getting bitten in the face. In the  current version, Steves trademark "Crikey!" has been dubbed in.'),
('9425',' All the dialogue in the series was improvised by the actors during  the filming.'),
('9426',' This series aired over the DuMont Television Network on Sundays at  10:00 pm EST during its first seasons, and later on Thursdays at  8:00 pm EST.'),
('9427',' This one'),
('9428','hour series aired on Sunday evenings at 9:00 pm EST during  the 1949 season over the DuMont Television Network [us].'),
('9429',' The fictional debators that the actors play on the show always have  the same first name as the actors.'),
('9430',' The title was a combination of _"Crossfire" (1982)_ (qv) and  _"Hardball with Chris Matthews" (1997)_ (qv). Both shows were  spoofed in this program.'),
('9431',' Most the dialogue was improvised by the cast. The other guests had  no idea that the show was staged and believed that they were  appearing on a real public affairs debate program.'),
('9432',' Was cancelled after Jon Stewart (qv) appeared on the show and  criticized the hosts for turning the media into an agitprop  screaming match.'),
('9433',' Jill Hennessy (qv) is such a fan of the folk duo Indigo Girls that  a poster of the act hangs in the kitchen set of her character.'),
('9434',' Jill Hennessy (qv) recorded songs for the shows soundtrack.'),
('9435',' The launch of the third season was delayed for about half a year to  accommodate Jill Hennessy (qv)s real'),
('9436','life pregnancy.'),
('9437',' Executive producer and creator Tim Kring (qv) was at first  reluctant to cast Jill Hennessy (qv) as the impulsive, abrasive  medical examiner Jordan Cavanaugh, knowing only her work as the  straight'),
('9438','laced Assistant D.A. Claire Kincaid on  _"Law & Order" (1990)_ (qv) and as Jackie Kennedy in  _Jackie, Ethel, Joan: The Women of Camelot (2001) (TV)_ (qv).  Agreeing to meet for breakfast, Kring was embarrassed to discover  the restaurant he had chosen was closed when they arrived. Kring  started to apologize, but Hennessy, unfazed, said, "Dude, who gives  a shit? Well go someplace else." Kring recalled thinking, "Oh, my  God, this is Jordan."'),
('9439',' Nigel mentions having a blog on the internet at www.nigelblog.com.  The web address leads to a blog website with information about  cases.'),
('9440',' The crash scene was shot on the Universal back'),
('9441','lot complete with  trucked in snow and a mini forest erected just for this episode.'),
('9442',' This episode is a cross'),
('9443','over to  _"Las Vegas" (2003) {Double Down, Triple Threat (#3.3)}_ (qv)'),
('9444',' Nigel identifies a paint chip from a dead suspects shoe as  "...having been specially formulated for the now'),
('9445','defunct  Swann'),
('9446','Flanders Construction Company". This is an apt thing for Brit  Nigel to say. The team of Michael Flanders (qv) and  Donald Swann (qv) were one of Englands most popular musical teams  through the 60s, composing songs and light opera. Best known for  their comic revues "At the Drop of a Hat" and "At the Drop of  Another Hat", they also composed music for many poems written by  J.R.R. Tolkien (qv) which appeared in "The Hobbit", "The Lord of  the Rings" and other of his works.'),
('9447',' This episode was actually a pilot for a spin'),
('9448','off series about Det.  Hoyt (Jerry OConnell (qv)) working in Los Angeles. But it was not  picked up.'),
('9449',' A 90 minute episode.'),
('9450',' For many years, each 25 minute episode was recorded in one take  without editing. If mistakes were made towards the end of a shoot,  they would be left in rather than redoing the entire scene.'),
('9451',' Originally titled "The Midland Road", but the original producer Reg  Watson disliked the title so much that he renamed it "Crossroads".'),
('9452',' Stephanie Beacham (qv) turned down the part of Angel Sansom.'),
('9453',' Although the last name of Prentices flatmate Gavin is never  mentioned in the book or the series, there is a label on the front  door stating it to be Millar. "Gavin Millar" is also the directors  name.'),
('9454',' With Season 1 ending on a cliffhanger, decent ratings, and good fan  response, pre'),
('9455','production on season two began. It only got as far as  the writing stage when Universal bought out PolyGram Productions.  Universal canceled the show, stopping dead in its tracks. Executive  Producer Bryce Zabel made attempts at reviving the series, and then  at a TV'),
('9456','movie that would wrap up the major loose ends of the series,  but to no avail.'),
('9457',' A soundtrack CD was made for cast and crew only. Fan sites have  track listings available for those who wish to make their own  soundtrack.'),
('9458',' The dog show itself was started in 1891 by Charles Cruft.'),
('9459',' Loosely based on the life of creator Marco Pennette (qv).'),
('9460',' 13 Episodes were made but only five episodes aired.'),
('9461',' This spot took over "Vortex", the former Saturday morning line'),
('9462','up  for YTV.'),
('9463',' The first eight episodes aired were actually the last filmed. The  final five episodes with the "new" uniforms were the first filmed  before TNT halted production to completely redesign the shows set  and costumes.'),
('9464',' J. Michael Straczynski (qv) tried to remove his name from the  writer credits. He registered the pseudonym "Eiben Scrood" with the  WGA, but the WGA caved to pressure from Warner Bros. and would not  allow the pseudonym.'),
('9465',' Contains several similarities with the anime series  _"Star Blazers" (1979)_ (qv). The biggest is the fact that both  shows are about starships sent from Earth to retrieve the cure for a  planetary disaster. Another is the "primary weapon" of the ships '),
('9466',' a  massively powerful one'),
('9467','shot cannon.'),
('9468',' Part of Gary Cole (I) (qv)s costume was a class ring for  "Earthforce Academy". He kept the ring and wore it in his next role,  as Lumberg in _Office Space (1999)_ (qv).'),
('9469',' The cure to the Drakh plague was going to be discovered at the end  of the second season. Whether it would have been used then has never  been revealed.'),
('9470',' The voice of the Apocalypse Box was actually Gary Coles, distorted  electronically to sound very ethereal.'),
('9471',' The cliffhanger ending of the first season was going to be a view  through a sniper scope focused on Captain Gideon (Gary Cole) with a  fade to black, and the sound of a gunshot.'),
('9472',' The hated gray and red uniforms were going to be "accidentally"  destroyed in a "laundry accident" in the second'),
('9473','to'),
('9474','last episode of  the first season.'),
('9475',' The script for the last episode of the first season was going to be  the beginning of a rift between Gideon and Galen and called for  Gideon to discover that Techno'),
('9476','Mages were actually former Shadow  agents who had rebelled.'),
('9477',' Although there were many theories, the origin of the Apocalypse Box  was never revealed.'),
('9478',' The script for the second'),
('9479','to'),
('9480','last episode of the first season called  for a battle between the Excalibur and the rogue spaceship which  destroyed Captain Gideons first ship.'),
('9481',' Patricia Tallman, who played Lyta in Babylon 5, was originally  scripted to be in "Path of Sorrow" in a flashback with Lt. Matheson.  But the deal fell through and they had to revise the script without  her.'),
('9482',' Crusade creator J. Michael Straczynski (qv)s recommended episode  viewing order is as follows: Racing the Night, The Needs of Earth,  The Memory of War, The Long Road, Visitors from Down the Street, The  Well of Forever, Each Night I Dream of Home, Patterns of the Soul,  The Path of Sorrows, Ruling from the Tomb, The Rules of the Game,  War Zone, Appearances and Other Deceits. However, because of dialog  looping during post'),
('9483','production and costume changes mid'),
('9484','season this  viewing order will introduce minor continuity errors.'),
('9485',' The helmets worn by the soldiers in the series are the same as in  the movie Starship Troopers, only the color is different.'),
('9486',' J. Michael Straczynski (qv) dedicated episode #1.7, "The Rules of  the Game, airdate 7/21/1999, "In Memory of Mister Kitty, 198? to May  17, 1999, Now Chasing Star Mice"'),
('9487',' According to J. Michael Straczynskis posts on the internet the  opening of the first episode aired, "War Zone", was required by TNT  to open with a fistfight. Later in the episode, the Senator briefing  Gideon has a line to the effect of, "Weve had to make a lot of  compromises to get this thing off the ground" '),
('9488',' literally about the  Excaliburs mission, but also a line J. Michael Straczynski intended  as a comment on the series itself.'),
('9489',' The original animation was done in black and white by Alex Anderson  in his garage studio at 2727 Stuart St. in Berkeley, California.'),
('9490',' This was producer Jay Wards first animated series and the first  made'),
('9491','for'),
('9492','television cartoon series, but since it was sold city by  city, and not directly to a network it isnt always recognized as  the first animated TV'),
('9493','series, despite being broadcast in 1949,  earlier than any other animated TV'),
('9494','series.'),
('9495',' The concept of the Crusader Rabbit was that of a crusading Don  Quixote. The Crusader Rabbit pilot was about Crusader and Rags  (Raglin T.Tiger) journey to Texas where hunters were making life  miserable for the Texas jack rabbits.'),
('9496',' Although it was very popular in the markets were it played,  production on the original series ended in 1951 due to lawsuits over  ownership of the series.'),
('9497',' The set of The Crystal Maze was the size of a football pitch and at  the time was the biggest TV set ever constructed. It cost more than  £500,000 and 10,000 man'),
('9498','hours to build and was housed for five years  in a disused hanger in North Weald Aerodrome in Essex.'),
('9499',' 50 new games were designed for every series.'),
('9500',' More than 10,000 gallons of water and 22 tons of sand were used in  the Aztec Zone.'),
('9501',' The programme consumed as much electricity during a recording of a  series as an average household does in more than 50 years.'),
('9502',' Each series took three months to prepare, five weeks to shoot, four  months to edit and 14 weeks to screen (nearly an entire year).'),
('9503',' During the five'),
('9504','week shoot, nearly 4,000 meals were eaten on a  converted double'),
('9505','decker bus outside the hanger.'),
('9506',' Each series features 84 contestants.'),
('9507',' The highest number of gold tokens collected was 210 and the highest  number of silver tokens collected was 275, (both in the same episode  so the team didnt win).'),
('9508',' An episode of the show took 2 days to record.'),
('9509',' The teams had to film the dome sequence twice, once for real, the  other showing them jumping around like idiots for the cameras. Even  though the fans were blowing the tokens in the air, most still  stayed on the ground at the edges, so most of the time the team just  stayed on their knees collecting them. This didnt look very  exciting on camera, so this part of the show had to be filmed twice,  to make it look like the teams were doing something.'),
('9510',' There were 6 episodes.'),
('9511',' This mini'),
('9512','series mixes many of Charles Dickens stories and adapts  them to a Mexican style.'),
('9513',' Cecilia Rolle (Chechu), is the only contestant who never had to  leave the competition from the beginning until the end of the show,  since she never gained weight during the infamous elimination days.'),
('9514',' On 20 November 2006, the contestants, the hostess of the show,  Andrea Politti, and the panelists, managed to reunite over 40  thousand citizens to go to the Argentinian Congress, in order to  demand a law to the representatives, to label obesity as a sickness  and get health insurances to treat it as a health issue.'),
('9515',' Christian Blachas (qv) also founded a paper version of this show  ("Culture Pub, le Magazine") in November 2000.'),
('9516',' "Trevor Hale" is an anagram for "Heart Lover" or "Lover Heart".'),
('9517',' In the episode "A Great Personality", Trevor is helping Yvonne to  write a personal ad, and suggests that she uses the phrase "face  like Marcia Brady" to describe herself. Yvonne is played by  Christine Taylor, who had starred as Marcia in both  _Brady Bunch Movie, The (1995)_ (qv) and  _Very Brady Sequel, A (1996)_ (qv).'),
('9518',' A great amount of the dialogue is improvised.'),
('9519',' In the episode featuring Shaquille ONeal (qv), Larry brings Shaq  the entire _"Seinfeld" (1990)_ (qv) series on tape. Shaq says that  episode 4.10 "The Contest" is his favorite. Larry David wrote this  episode, and the show won three Emmy Awards for it.'),
('9520',' In 2003, a man named Juan Catalan was arrested for a murder in  California. He repeatedly professed his innocence and asked to take  a lie detector test, a request that the police denied. He also had  an alibi: he swore that at the time of the murder he was at Dodger  Stadium with his little girl, watching LA get creamed by the Braves,  but his lawyer was unable to find him in any of the Dodger Vision or  FOX footage he subpoenaed. Catalans lawyer discovered that there  was another possible source of crowd footage: "Curb Your Enthusiasm"  had shot at Dodger Stadium that night. Although he Catalan did not  make the final cut of the show, his lawyer was able to find him and  his daughter depicted in the outtakes, and ascertain from the  timestamps on the tapes that he could not have been the killer. When  told that his show had released a wrongfully accused man from prison  and a trial that could have led to the death penalty, Larry David  commented, "I tell people that Ive now done one decent thing in my  life, albeit inadvertently."'),
('9521',' In the pilot (which, for once, actually aired) Larry and Cheryl had  several kids, even though they were never shown. In the series they  never mention having children and, obviously, theyre never seen.'),
('9522',' In the first season, they filmed in an empty house for the Davids  home. When someone actually moved into the house, the production  (and the fictional Davids) were forced into finding a different  house.'),
('9523',' Whenever Larry inevitably finds himself lying to wife Cheryl about  his latest convoluted mishap, actress Cheryl Hines (qv) is as  genuinely in the dark as her character. Thats because she is not  privy to the full script outline, only being exposed to her own  scenes.'),
('9524',' At the start of the first season, Jeff Garlin (qv) was still  recovering from the effects of a stroke. The actor contends that the  demands of filming a weekly TV series was instrumental in his full  recovery.'),
('9525',' There is no script to each episode, just a heavily detailed plot  outline, which the actors all improvise. On average, each scene will  require between 7 or 8 takes which is very high for a TV series on a  tight schedule.'),
('9526',' The theme music was originally used on a bank commercial which stuck  in Larry David (I) (qv)s head.'),
('9527',' Star Larry David and occasional guest star Richard Lewis went to  summer camp together at the age of 13, lost contact and reconnected  on the NY comedy club circuit nearly 15 years later.'),
('9528',' Numerous actresses auditioned for the part of Larrys wife.  Larry David (I) (qv) said that he picked Cheryl Hines (qv)  because she knew how to handle him.'),
('9529',' Most of the main characters have the same first names as the actors  who play them.'),
('9530',' Krazee'),
('9531','Eyez Killas rap lyrics that terrify Larry were written by  the actor playing Krazee'),
('9532','Eyez on the day that scene was shot.  Larry David (I) (qv) said that he had not heard the lyrics before  shooting that scene, and his initial reactions were the ones used in  the episode.'),
('9533',' Anne Bancroft (I) (qv)s final acting appearance (playing herself)'),
('9534',' Footage from this episode was used to exonerate a gang member  accused of murder when it was revealed that he was at the Dodgers  game shown here at the time of the murder.'),
('9535',' Larry and Cheryl mention having several kids in this episode, even  though they are never seen. In the series they never mention having  children and, obviously, theyre never seen.'),
('9536',' Lemettis Fish & Chip shop is one of the first shops to open in the  UK back in 1895, it was started by Italian immigrants.'),
('9537',' The "Chemosphere" set is a 1:1 recreation of Architect John  Lautners house of the same name. The set features the worlds  largest back'),
('9538','lit backdrop scenery, which represents 200 degrees of  the actual view from the house, and is 160 feet long.'),
('9539',' José Sancho (qv) was offered to reprise his role of El Estudiante,  from the original series, but declined.'),
('9540',' Reportedly the producers planned to shoot a longer series. After  budget restraints only just thirteen episodes were shot, the low  ratings of these prevented more seasons being filmed.'),
('9541',' The protagonist was loosely based on a real'),
('9542','life character, the 19th  century bandit Francisco "Curro" López Jiménez. They mainly borrowed  his nickname and little else, as most of the events and characters  were made up by the screenwriters, and even the historic period is  not consistent with that of the real Curro Jiménez.'),
('9543',' Filming of the first season of the series took place in 1975, its  first episode aired on TVE1 on 22nd December 1976.'),
('9544',' Originally broadcast in short weekly installments as part of the  series "Clilffhangers" (see _"Stop Susan Williams" (1979)_ (qv) and  _"Secret Empire, The" (1979)_ (qv)). This was the only one of the  three stories to be completed by the time "Cliffhangers" was  cancelled.'),
('9545',' The shows theme song, "Miss Fortune", was performed by Liz Phair.'),
('9546',' Originally, the show was focused on Steven Webers character being  the most cursed man on earth. When that didnt work, NBC decided to  revamp the show into a more general sitcom and renamed it "The Weber  Show".'),
('9547',' This show, broadcast on NBC on Friday nights between 8:00 and 8:30  PM Eastern Time, was a summer replacement for  _"Dennis Day Show, The" (1952)_ (qv) (aka "The RCA Victor Show").'),
('9548',' To research his part, Jason Merrells (qv) spent a lot of time in  salons in London and Manchester and also received a weeks intensive  training from top stylist John Neale, who works with real'),
('9549','life  celebrity hairdresser Nicky Clarke (I) (qv)'),
('9550',' This episode is dedicated to Ramón Fernández (I) (qv), first  director of the series, who died a few days before the broadcasting  of the episode.'),
('9551',' In the original Cybersix comic book, Von Reichter and Jose were  supposed to be Nazis. This is why Jose always marches around like a  SS soldier.'),
('9552',' Animated version of Argentinian TV series _"Cybersix" (1995)_ (qv).'),
('9553',' Sally Kellerman (qv) auditioned for the role of Mary Ann.'),
('9554',' Despite critical praise and strong ratings, CBS abruptly canceled  the show at the end of its fourth season. In her autobiography,  Cybill Shepherd (qv) attributes this to increasing backstage  tensions between the cast and crew, as well as the networks  displeasure with the shows feminist leanings.'),
('9555',' The last film project of Eileen Heckart (qv).'),
('9556',' The episodes title references the quote "Show me the money" from  _Jerry Maguire (1996)_ (qv)'),
('9557',' Bronislaw Pawlik (qv) was originally offered the role of Ensign  Zenek.'),
('9558',' Ludwik Benoit (qv) was originally offered the role of Czeresniak.'),
('9559',' Grown Szarik was played by two dogs: Spik and Atak (in dangerous  scenes). Atak played although part of Szariks mother Mura in first  episode.'),
('9560',' In episodes 1.2 "Radosc i Gorycz" and 1.8 "Brzeg morza" in few  scenes Janusz Gajos (qv) (he was injured on the set and spent in  hospital) is replaced by Henryk Matwiszyn (qv). We see Janek only  from behind and we cant see his face.'),
('9561',' "Rudy" 102 is a soviet tank T34/85. This model of Tank was used in  all episodes, but in the first thirteen episodes they should fight  on earlier model T34/76. The reason was that T34/76 wasnt in good  condition to use it in the movie.'),
('9562',' _"Czterej pancerni i pies" (1966)_ (qv) was chosen as the best TV  series ever.'),
('9563',' There was idea to connect one of episodes "Zaklad o smierc" with  _"Stawka wieksza niz zycie" (1968)_ (qv), but  Stanislaw Mikulski (qv) wasnt interested to play Hans Kloss in  _"Czterej pancerni i pies" (1966)_ (qv) because the part was too  small.'),
('9564',' Arturo says Montse is behaving like she was Estebans attorney. In  the series _"Motivos personales" (2005)_ (qv) by the same creators,  Marta Calvó (qv) was an attorney.'),
('9565',' Daniela Luján played the twins in the last 40 episodes because  Belinda wasnt able to finish the novel.'),
('9566',' Mia Kirshner (qv) was originally cast in the role of Sarah Logan,  but had to drop out for scheduling problems.'),
('9567',' The Five Players Nominated from the ANGELS were Jim Abbott, Don  Baylor, Rod Carew, Chuck Finley, and Tim Salmon.'),
('9568',' The Five Players Nominated from the TWINS were: Rod Carew, Kent  Hrbek, Harmon Killebrew, Tony Oliva, AND Kirby Puckett.'),
('9569',' The Five Players Nominated from the DODGERS were:Roy Campanella,  Sandy Koufax, Pee Wee Reese, Jackie Robinson, AND Duke Snider'),
('9570',' The Five Players Nominated from the GIANTS were: Barry Bonds, Juan  Marichal, Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, AND Mel Ott'),
('9571',' The Five Players Nominated from the INDIANS were: Earl Averill,  Larry Doby, Bob Feller, Nap Lajoie, AND Tris Speaker'),
('9572',' The Five Players Nominated from the MARINERS were: Jay Buhner, Ken  Griffey, Jr., Edgar Martinez, Jamie Moyer, AND Ichiro Suzuki'),
('9573',' The Five Players Nominated from the MARLINS were: Josh Beckett, Luis  Castillo, Jeff Conine, Robb Nen, AND Dontrelle Willis'),
('9574',' The Five Players Nominated from the METS were: John Franco, Tug  McGraw, Mike Piazza, Tom Seaver, AND Darryl Strawberry'),
('9575',' The Five Players Nominated from the NATIONALS were: Gary Carter,  Livan Hernandez, Brian Schneider, Rusty Staub, AND Jose Vidro'),
('9576',' The Five Players Nominated from the ORIOLES were: Eddie Murray, Jim  Palmer, Cal Ripken, Jr., Brooks Robinson, AND Frank Robinson'),
('9577',' The Five Players Nominated from the PADRES were: Brian Giles, Tony  Gwynn, Trevor Hoffman, Randy Jones, AND Dave Winfield.'),
('9578',' The Five Players Nominated from the PHILLIES were: Richie Ashburn,  Steve Carlton, Chuck Klein, Robin Roberts, AND Mike Schmidt.'),
('9579',' The Five Players Nominated from the PIRATES were: Roberto Clemente,  Ralph Kiner, Bill MazeroskI, Willie Stargell, and Honus Wagner'),
('9580',' The Five Players Nominated from the RANGERS were: Rusty Greer, Ivan  Rodriguez, Nolan Ryan, Jim Sundberg, AND Mark Teixeira'),
('9581',' The Five Players Nominated from the RED SOX were: Roger Clemens, Jim  Rice, Ted Williams, Carl Yastrzemski, AND Cy Young'),
('9582',' The Five Players Nominated from the REDS were: Johnny Bench, Joe  Morgan, Tony Perez, Frank Robinson, AND Pete Rose'),
('9583',' The Five Players Nominated from the ROCKIES were: Dante Bichette,  Vinny Castilla, Andres Galarraga, Todd Helton, AND Larry Walker'),
('9584',' The Five Players Nominated from the ROYALS were: George Brett, Amos  Otis, Bret Saberhagen, Mike Sweeney, AND Frank White'),
('9585',' The Five Players Nominated from the TIGERS were: Ty Cobb, Charlie  Gehringer, Hank Greenberg, Al Kaline, AND Alan Trammell'),
('9586',' The Five Players Nominated from the WHITE SOX were: Luke Appling,  Harold Baines, Nellie Fox, Minnie Minoso, AND Frank Thomas'),
('9587',' The Five Players Nominated from the YANKEES were: Yogi Berra, Joe  DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Mantle, AND Babe Ruth'),
('9588',' SPOILER: The following players were the winners, and became forever  known as their towns Hometown Hero: Chicago Cubs: Ernie Banks Hall  of Famer; 11'),
('9589','time All'),
('9590','Star (1955'),
('9591','62, 65, 67, 69). Mr. Cub.  Cincinnati Reds: Pete Rose Seventeen'),
('9592','time All'),
('9593','Star (1965, 67'),
('9594','71,  73'),
('9595','82, 85); all'),
('9596','time hit king (4,256). Cleveland Indians: Bob  Feller Hall of Famer; eight'),
('9597','time All'),
('9598','Star (1938'),
('9599','41, 46'),
('9600','48, 50).  Detroit Tigers: Ty Cobb Hall of Famer; record'),
('9601','holder for highest  career batting average (.367). Kansas City Royals: George Brett Hall  of Famer; three'),
('9602','time Silver Slugger Award winner (1980, 85, 88).  Milwaukee Brewers: Robin Yount Hall of Famer; won AL MVP at two  different positions '),
('9603',' shortstop (1982) and outfield (89). New York  Mets: Tom Seaver Hall of Famer; three'),
('9604','time Cy Young Award winner  (1969, 73, 75). Pittsburgh Pirates: Roberto Clemente Hall of  Famer; 12'),
('9605','time consecutive Gold Glove Award winner (1961'),
('9606','72). St.  Louis Cardinals: Stan Musial Hall of Famer was 20'),
('9607','time All'),
('9608','Star  (1943, 44, 1946'),
('9609','63). Simply "The Man." Texas Rangers: Nolan Ryan  Hall of Famer; all'),
('9610','time leader with seven no'),
('9611','hitters and 5,714  strikeouts. Atlanta Braves: Hank Aaron Hall of Famer; baseballs  all'),
('9612','time home run leader with 755. Baltimore Orioles: Cal Ripken Jr.  All'),
('9613','time leader for consecutive games played with 2,632. Chicago  White Sox: Frank Thomas Two'),
('9614','time AL Most Valuable Player (1993'),
('9615','94);  now leading Oakland. Florida Marlins: Dontrelle Willis Two'),
('9616','time  All'),
('9617','Star (2003, 2005); NL Rookie of the Year (2003). New York  Yankees: Babe Ruth Hall of Famer; 714 homers; seven'),
('9618','time World  Series champion; the legend. Oakland Athletics: Reggie Jackson Hall  of Famer; 14'),
('9619','time All'),
('9620','Star (1969, 1971'),
('9621','75, 1977'),
('9622','84). Philadelphia  Phillies: Mike Schmidt Hall of Famer; three'),
('9623','time NL Most Valuable  Player (1980, 81, 86). Tampa Bay Devil Rays: Wade Boggs Hall of  Famer; led AL in batting average (1985'),
('9624','88); 3,000th hit as a Ray.  Toronto Blue Jays: Joe Carter Five'),
('9625','time All'),
('9626','Star (1991'),
('9627','94, 96);  walk'),
('9628','off homer won 1993 World Series. Washington Nationals: Gary  Carter Hall of Fame catcher; 11'),
('9629','time All'),
('9630','Star; led Montreal before  club moved to DC. Houston Astros: Nolan Ryan Hall of Famer; all'),
('9631','time  leader with seven no'),
('9632','hitters and 5,714 strikeouts. Also won with the  Rangers. Boston Red Sox: Ted Williams Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim:  Rod Carew Minnesota Twins: Kirby Puckett Seattle Mariners: Ken  Griffey Jr. Arizona Diamondbacks: Randy Johnson Colorado Rockies:  Larry Walker Los Angeles Dodgers: Jackie Robinson San Diego Padres:  Tony Gwynn San Francisco Giants: Willie Mays'),
('9633',' The Five Players Nominated from the Astros were Jeff Bagwell, Craig  Biggio, Larry Dierker, Nolan Ryan, and Jimmy Wynn.'),
('9634',' The Five Players Nominated from the Athletics were Dennis Eckersley,  Lefty Grove, Rickey Henderson, Jim "Catfish" Hunter, and Reggie  Jackson.'),
('9635',' The Five Players Nominated from the Blue Jays were Roberto Alomar,  Joe Carter, Tony Fernandez, Pat Hentgen, and Dave Stieb.'),
('9636',' The Five Players Nominated from the Braves were Hank Aaron, Chipper  Jones, Phil Niekro, john Smoltz, and Warren Spahn.'),
('9637',' The Five Players Nominated from the Brewers were Cecil Cooper,  Rollie Fingers, Jim Gantner, Paul Molitor, and Robin Yount.'),
('9638',' The Five Players Nominated from the Cardinals were Lou Brock, Bob  Gibson, Stan Musial, Albert Pujols, and Ozzie Smith.'),
('9639',' The Five Players Nominated from the Cubs were Ernie Banks, Ferguson  Jenkins, Billy Williams, Ron Santo, and Ryne Sanderg'),
('9640',' The Five Players Nominated from the Devil Rays were Wade Boggs, Carl  Crawford, Roberto Hernandez, Aubrey Huff, and Fred McGriff.'),
('9641',' The Five Players Nominated from the DIAMONDBACKS were Jay Bell, Luis  Gonzalez, Randy Johnson, Todd Stottlemyre, and Matt Williams.'),
('9642',' Rod Carew, Nolan Ryan, and Frank Robinson were all nominated as  heroes for multiple teams.'),
('9643',' The following people make up The "Hometown Heroes" official panel:  '),
('9644',' Orestes Destrade, Broadcaster, ESPN and XM Satellite Radio  '),
('9645',' Steve Hirdt, Executive Vice President, Elias Sports Bureau  '),
('9646',' Jerome Holtzman, Official MLB historian and member of the writers    wing of the Hall of Fame  '),
('9647',' Richard C. Levin, President, Yale University  '),
('9648',' Dinn Mann, Editor'),
('9649','In'),
('9650','Chief, MLB.com  '),
('9651',' Tim McCarver, Broadcaster, FOX Sports  '),
('9652',' Jose de Jesus Ortiz, Writer, Houston Chronicle  '),
('9653',' Harold Reynolds, Broadcaster, ESPN  '),
('9654',' Ken Shouler, historian, author of "The Real  '),
('9655',' 100 Best Players of All'),
('9656','time and Why"  '),
('9657',' Claire Smith, Assistant Sports Editor, Philadelphia Inquirer  '),
('9658',' Don Sutton, Broadcaster, Turner Sports and Hall of Fame pitcher    The panel decided who the nominees would be for teams that    declined to nominate on their own.'),
('9659',' As in the previous series "Da Vincis Inquest" the character of  Dominic Da Vinci was based on the real'),
('9660','life B.C. Chief Coroner Larry  Campbell, who after his tenure of coroner acted as a technical  adviser on the show. Like the character of Dominic Da Vinci, Larry  Campbell was elected mayor of Vancouver in 2002.'),
('9661',' The character of Dominic Da Vinci was based on the real'),
('9662','life B.C.  Chief Coroner Doctor Larry Campbell (II) (qv), who after his  tenure of coroner acted as a technical advisor on the show. In 2002  Larry Campbell (II) (qv) was elected mayor of Vancouver.'),
