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('1',' The $1,000,000 was always guarded by two Wells Fargo guards on the  show.'),
('2',' In season two, the $1,000,000 prize was $900K, plus $100K in prizes  (two cars, 20 round trip tickets, a house full of furniture, etc.)'),
('3',' Sandra Bernhard (qv) and Kitten Natividad (qv) were both  contestants on the show.'),
('4',' "The $10,000 Pyramid" debuted on Monday, March 26, 1973 on CBS'),
('5','TV at  10:30am (Eastern).'),
('6',' Faltering ratings prompted CBS to prematurely cancel the show on  Friday, March 29, 1974 with celebrity guests Carol Channing (qv)  and Soupy Sales (qv). After a mere absence of just five weeks, the  show returned on ABC'),
('7','TV Monday, May 6, 1974 at 4:00pm (Eastern) with  celebrity guests Anne Meara (qv) and Soupy Sales (qv). That same  fall, a once'),
('8','a'),
('9','week night'),
('10','time "$25,000 Pyramid" version for  syndication in the prime'),
('11','access time slot debuted with host  Bill Cullen (I) (qv) and celebrity guests Anne Meara (qv) and  William Shatner (qv).'),
('12',' The first celebrity guests on the premiere were June Lockhart (qv)  and Rob Reiner (qv); Rob Reiner (qv) went on to become the first  celebrity with his civilian partner to successfully climb to the top  of the big pyramid (his winning clue for "Things With A Hole" was  "Doughnuts").'),
('13',' On Monday, 23 December 1974, ABCs "$10,000 Pyramid" welcomed a new  time'),
('14','slot (2:00pm Mondays'),
('15','Fridays [Eastern]) and a new feature  called "The Big 7", which if a team picked a category where a  special designated card was hidden beneath somewhere on the mini  pyramid game board during the main game, the civilian contestant  would be eligible to win a bonus prize if he or she was able to get  a perfect score of seven points within a round.'),
('16',' Monday, January 19, 1976 saw the ABC daytime show renamed simply as  "The $20,000 Pyramid" with its very slightly revised cash prize and  game winning structure. The first celebrity guests on the re'),
('17','titled  daytime show were Jo Anne Worley (qv) and Bill Cullen (I) (qv).'),
('18',' The highest scoring main games on record (through some amazing  tie'),
('19','breakers) occurred during the Friday, July 4, 1975 broadcast  featuring Lucie Arnaz (qv) and Anson Williams (qv) with a score  45'),
('20','44 and the Monday, June 12, 1978 episode with a score 43'),
('21','42  featuring Sandy Duncan (qv) and Nipsey Russell (qv). The  celebrity guest, with his civilian partner, who was able to win at  the big pyramid in the quickest time on record was  Billy Crystal (qv) in November 1977 with an amazing 26 seconds  (while a few others have done it in 30 seconds).'),
('22',' The bonus game originally included a fourth row of four categories  on the bottom row. Producers did not realize this was unworkable  until days before the premiere so they eliminated the bottom row of  4 entirely.'),
('23',' Popular celebrity and guest William Shatner (qv) was dropped from  his role as a semi'),
('24','regular guest when he screamed and threw a chair  out of the winners circle in disgust when he lost the bonus round  for a contestant.'),
('25',' In the first winners circle round, Nipsy Russel and the contestant  completed the pyramid in just 29 seconds. At that time, it was just  3 seconds short of the 26 second record set by Billy Crystal and his  contestant.'),
('26',' A spoof on the 70s British TV series _"Secret Army" (1977)_ (qv).'),
('27',' Hilary Minster (qv), who played General von Klinkerhoffen, also  appeared (as Hauptmann Muller) in _"Secret Army" (1977)_ (qv), from  which _"Allo Allo!" (1982)_ (qv) was derived.  Richard Marner (qv) (Col. von Strohm) and Guy Siner (qv) (Lt.  Grüber) also played small roles in _"Secret Army" (1977)_ (qv).'),
('28',' The original painting of The Fallen Madonna with the Big Boobies,  which features in many episodes, was given to production designer  Shaun Moore (IV) (qv) after the series ended in 1992. In April  2007, he auctioned it for £4000 to raise money for the charity the  Ace Centre, which helps children with communication problems in  Oxford.'),
('29',' Lt. Grubers armored car is a SdKfz 222, the Leichter  Panzerspahwagen, or translated, light armored reconnaissance  vehicle, a 4x4 car produced between 1935 to 1944.'),
('30',' Writer David Croft (I) (qv) says that the inspiration for Officer  Crabtree, the policeman (played by Arthur Bostrom (qv)) who speaks  spectacularly bad French, came from Edward Heath (qv), former  British Prime Minister, who spoke French with a broad English  accent. In real life, Arthur Bostrom speaks French fluently.'),
('31',' The school where Eddie and Jeff teach is loosely based on Josh  Goldsmiths alma mater Cheltenham High School, where one of the  history teachers is Charles Stamm. There is no vice principal named  Mr. Woodcock at this time, there is however another history teacher  named Mr. Woodcock who has a British accent.'),
('32',' In the pilot the caption "Day 8,743" pops up when the Stamns are  introduced. This means they have been married for nearly 24 years'),
('33',' Though its not mentioned, the show is meant to take place in  southeastern Pennsylvania.'),
('34',' Shows official title (Way Out) actually begins with an apostrophe,  to indicate that it is short for Away Out.'),
('35',' Broadcast on Canal+, this show deals with news about French media  (mostly television, but also radio), and reports on international  new TV programs.'),
('36',' This the first .hack Series on TV to feature translated credits.'),
('37',' First .hack Series to be aired in HDTV.'),
('38',' The entire story is told across novels, manga, television, and video  games.'),
('39',' As a special bonus for the fourth and final volume of the game  series, Bee Train and CyberConnect2 (the companies who produced  .hack//SIGN) created a bonus 29th episode entitled .hack//GIFT. In  addition to a redesigned opening and a plot which features the  characters from //SIGN and the games looking for a secret area  called the Tasogare Onsen (Twilight Hot Springs), the episode  contains radically different and cartoony designs for the characters  that exaggerate their physical features.'),
('40',' The opening sequence for .hack//GIFT is similar to that of  .hack//SIGN, but with several differences:  '),
('41',' Ucchi and Emy, two characters exclusive to //GIFT, appear in the    "mouse click" scene.  '),
('42',' Many times in the opening, Subaru, Bear, Mimiru, and BT flash    between their //SIGN and //GIFT designs. Aura also does this in    her floating scene.  '),
('43',' During the scene in which Subaru, Bear, Mimiru, and BT wave their    respective weapons and split in half, the //SIGN  '),
('44',' version characters walk across, are briefly shown in their //GIFT    forms as their bodies split, and immediately change back.  '),
('45',' The "disintegrating clothes" scenes are replaced by ones of the    //GIFT versions of Subaru, Bear, Mimiru, and BT floating against    the tunnel of 1s and 0s.  '),
('46',' Instead of the //SIGN Tsukasa being wrapped by the Guardians    tentacles, a //GIFT Tsukasa is shown being Data Drained.  '),
('47',' When the dancing girl hits the water, she changes into the topless    Helba shown in //GIFT, and the //SIGN Aura is replaced by her    //GIFT counterpart.'),
('48',' The ending sequence for .hack//GIFT features the //GIFT versions of  the characters from //SIGN and the games in place of Subaru and  Tsukasa walking across, respectively. At the end of the sequence,  //GIFT versions of Subaru and Silver Knight are also shown.'),
('49',' Renas cellphone tune is "Obsession" from  _".hack//SIGN" (2002)_ (qv).'),
('50',' Based on the series "1800 Where are you" by Meg Cabot'),
('51',' When Nicole drops the cigarette and stubs it out, she is wearing a  black crocodile skin stiletto with a silver heel. The heel was  returned to her by Antonio. For five years '),
('52',' since Phoenix 1999 '),
('53',' he  kept the heel and she kept the shoe.'),
('54',' It has taken 140 minutes (including commercials) until the first  candidate could take seat on the "5'),
('55','Million'),
('56','Euro"'),
('57','Throne.'),
('58',' Ernie Hudson (qv), who plays Los Angeles Sheriffs Department  Deputy John Henry Barnes, is in real life a Reserve Deputy for the  neighboring San Bernadino County Sheriffs Department.'),
('59',' The top 100 bands are:  '),
('60',' 100. Paul Simon  '),
('61',' 99. Parliament/Funkadelic  '),
('62',' 98. Traffic  '),
('63',' 97. Fats Domino  '),
('64',' 96. Lynyrd Skynyrd  '),
('65',' 95. Robert Johnson  '),
('66',' 94. Diana Ross & the Supremes  '),
('67',' 93. The Four Tops  '),
('68',' 92. The Temptations  '),
('69',' 91. Gladys Knight & the Pips  '),
('70',' 90. Tom Waits  '),
('71',' 89. Johnny Cash  '),
('72',' 88. The Ramones  '),
('73',' 87. Santana  '),
('74',' 86. Madonna  '),
('75',' 85. Carole King  '),
('76',' 84. T. Rex  '),
('77',' 83. Iggy Pop  '),
('78',' 82. Devo  '),
('79',' 81. The Band  '),
('80',' 80. Tina Turner  '),
('81',' 79. Aerosmith  '),
('82',' 78. Billy Joel  '),
('83',' 77. John Coltrane  '),
('84',' 76. Bee Gees  '),
('85',' 75. Curtis Mayfield  '),
('86',' 74. Velvet Underground  '),
('87',' 73. Muddy Waters  '),
('88',' 72. Simon & Garfunkel  '),
('89',' 71. Rod Stewart  '),
('90',' 70. Stevie Ray Vaughan  '),
('91',' 69. The Pretenders  '),
('92',' 68. The Allman Brothers Band  '),
('93',' 67. Kiss  '),
('94',' 66. Talking Heads  '),
('95',' 65. James Taylor  '),
('96',' 64. Frank Zappa  '),
('97',' 63. Sting  '),
('98',' 62. Paul McCartney  '),
('99',' 61. Smokey Robinson  '),
('100',' 60. Earth, Wind & Fire  '),
('101',' 59. Bo Diddley  '),
('102',' 58. Sam Cooke  '),
('103',' 57. Steely Dan  '),
('104',' 56. The Kinks  '),
('105',' 55. The Byrds  '),
('106',' 54. Grateful Dead  '),
('107',' 53. Peter Gabriel  '),
('108',' 52. Cream  '),
('109',' 51. B.B. King  '),
('110',' 50. R.E.M.  '),
('111',' 49. Roy Orbison  '),
('112',' 48. Van Halen  '),
('113',' 47. Creedence Clearwater Revival  '),
('114',' 46. Sex Pistols  '),
('115',' 45. Crosby, Stills & Nash  '),
('116',' 44. The Jackson 5  '),
('117',' 43. Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers  '),
('118',' 42. Nirvana  '),
('119',' 41. Janis Joplin  '),
('120',' 40. Michael Jackson  '),
('121',' 39. Miles Davis  '),
('122',' 38. Elvis Costello  '),
('123',' 37. Al Green  '),
('124',' 36. Little Richard  '),
('125',' 35. Otis Redding  '),
('126',' 34. Buddy Holly  '),
('127',' 33. Queen  '),
('128',' 32. Joni Mitchell  '),
('129',' 31. The Clash  '),
('130',' 30. Neil Young  '),
('131',' 29. U2  '),
('132',' 28. Sly & the Family Stone  '),
('133',' 27. Bruce Springsteen  '),
('134',' 26. Chuck Berry  '),
('135',' 25. Van Morrison  '),
('136',' 24. Bob Marley  '),
('137',' 23. The Eagles  '),
('138',' 22. Fleetwood Mac  '),
('139',' 21. Aretha Franklin  '),
('140',' 20. The Doors  '),
('141',' 19. Pink Floyd  '),
('142',' 18. Prince  '),
('143',' 17. Elton John  '),
('144',' 16. John Lennon  '),
('145',' 15. Eric Clapton  '),
('146',' 14. Marvin Gaye  '),
('147',' 13. The Beach Boys  '),
('148',' 12. Ray Charles  '),
('149',' 11. Stevie Wonder  '),
('150',' 10. The Police  '),
('151',' 9. The Who  '),
('152',' 8. Elvis Presley  '),
('153',' 7. David Bowie  '),
('154',' 6. James Brown  '),
('155',' 5. Bob Dylan  '),
('156',' 4. Led Zeppelin  '),
('157',' 3. Jimi Hendrix  '),
('158',' 2. Rolling Stones  '),
('159',' 1. The Beatles'),
('160',' Archie Bunker from _"All in the Family" (1971)_ was named the  greatest TV character.'),
('161',' SPOILER: The Complete List:  '),
('162',' 1. The Death of John Lennon  '),
('163',' 2. The Michael Jackson scandal breaks.  '),
('164',' 3. The Tragedy at Altamont  '),
('165',' 4. The Death of Kurt Cobain  '),
('166',' 5. The Death of Marvin Gaye  '),
('167',' 6. The Who concert tragedy  '),
('168',' 7. Milli Vanillis lip'),
('169','syncing exposed.  '),
('170',' 8. Woodstock 99  '),
('171',' 9. Sinead rips the pope  '),
('172',' 10. The Beatles "Bigger Than Jesus" backlash  '),
('173',' 11. Madonnas "Sex" book  '),
('174',' 12. Alice Cooper and the chicken incident  '),
('175',' 13. Jerry Lee Lewis and his child bride.  '),
('176',' 14. Elvis shakes things up on TV  '),
('177',' 15. Rock Stars vs. Parents at a Senate Hearing  '),
('178',' 16. Sid Vicious finds Nancy Spungeon dead.  '),
('179',' 17. Led Zepplin and the mystery of the mud'),
('180','shark  '),
('181',' 18. Ozzy Osbourne bites the head off a dove.  '),
('182',' 19. Michael Jackson burns his hair  '),
('183',' 20. Tommy and Pamela Lees sex tape  '),
('184',' 21. The Death of Elvis Presley  '),
('185',' 22. The Beach Boys make friends with Charles Manson  '),
('186',' 23. Prince changes his name  '),
('187',' 24. Judas Priest goes to court over subliminal messages  '),
('188',' 25. Rick James busted for abduction  '),
('189',' 26. The Rolling Stones busted for possession  '),
('190',' 27. The Death of Selena  '),
('191',' 28. George Michael busted for indecent exposure.  '),
('192',' 29. James Brown goes to jail  '),
('193',' 30. The Death of Tupac  '),
('194',' 31. Jim Morrison exposes himself  '),
('195',' 32. Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes burns down her boyfriends house  '),
('196',' 33. Al Green becomes a reverend  '),
('197',' 34. John Lennon and Yoko Ono get naked on their album cover  '),
('198',' 35. Ice Ts "Cop Killer" outrages the police.  '),
('199',' 36. Nikki Sixx has a near'),
('200','death experience  '),
('201',' 37. David Bowie accused of fascism.  '),
('202',' 38. Michael Jackson buys the Beatles catalog  '),
('203',' 39. Eminem slammed for hate speech  '),
('204',' 40. Van Halens 1979 Tour  '),
('205',' 41. Public Enemys Professor Griff makes anti'),
('206','semitic comments  '),
('207',' 42. "Rock Around the Clock" starts a riot in Germany.  '),
('208',' 43. The Go'),
('209','Gos sex tape  '),
('210',' 44. Keith Moon accidentally kills his chauffeur  '),
('211',' 45. Courtney Love nearly loses custody of her daughter.  '),
('212',' 46. Gary Glitter busted for kiddie porn.  '),
('213',' 47. Michael Jackson marries Lisa Marie Presley  '),
('214',' 48. Snoop Dogg arrested for murder  '),
('215',' 49. Brian Wilson has a nervous breakdown  '),
('216',' 50. Bob Marley survives a shooting  '),
('217',' 51. Alan Freed busted for payola.  '),
('218',' 52. Iggy Pop cuts himself during his show.  '),
('219',' 53. Chuck Berry busted for bathroom pornography  '),
('220',' 54. NSYNC sues their manager.  '),
('221',' 55. Curtis Mayfield is paralyzed.  '),
('222',' 56. Grace Slick shows up drunk at a concert.  '),
('223',' 57. Sly Stone gets married at Madison Square Garden.  '),
('224',' 58. Groupie Pamela Des Barres tells all.  '),
('225',' 59. Keith Richards is busted for heroine  '),
('226',' 60. 2 Live Crews "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" is banned.  '),
('227',' 61. Gloria Estefan survives a bus crash.  '),
('228',' 62. The Black Crowes show pubic hair on their album cover.  '),
('229',' 63. Studio 54 is closed due to tax evasion.  '),
('230',' 64. Bill Wyman marries a 19'),
('231','year'),
('232','old girl.  '),
('233',' 65. The Death of Michael Hutchence.  '),
('234',' 66. Rap exec Suge Knight hangs Vanilla Ice out of a window.  '),
('235',' 67. L7 throws a tampon into the audience.  '),
('236',' 68. Bobbie Darin finds out that his sister is actually his mother  '),
('237',' 69. Ronnie Van Zants grave is disturbed.  '),
('238',' 70. The Red Hot Chili Peppers perform only in their socks  '),
('239',' 71. The Death of Freddy Mercury  '),
('240',' 72. Puff Daddy arrested for a weapon possession.  '),
('241',' 73. John Fogerty is sued for plagiarizing himself  '),
('242',' 74. David Geffen sues Neil Young  '),
('243',' 75. Carnie Wilson web'),
('244','casts her weight'),
('245','loss operation  '),
('246',' 76. Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band flops as a movie.  '),
('247',' 77. Cynthia Plastercaster makes molds of celebrity penises  '),
('248',' 78. Gene Simmons burns his hair  '),
('249',' 79. Rick Wakeman on Ice  '),
('250',' 80. Axel Rose attacks a fan.  '),
('251',' 81. The Who blows up their drum set on The Smothers Brothers Show.  '),
('252',' 82. Boy George comes clean about heroine addiction  '),
('253',' 83. Marilyn Manson becomes a priest in the Church of Satan  '),
('254',' 84. John Lennon is pursued by the U.S. government  '),
('255',' 85. Whitney Houston is kicked off the Oscars.  '),
('256',' 86. Geto Boy front'),
('257','man is shot in the eye.  '),
('258',' 87. Madonnas "Like a Prayer" video  '),
('259',' 88. Cat Stevens supports a fatwa against Salman Rushdie.  '),
('260',' 89. Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen loses his arm.  '),
('261',' 90. MC Hammer declares bankruptcy.  '),
('262',' 91. Steve Wonder ends up in a coma.  '),
('263',' 92. A homeless man claims to be Kiss drummer Peter Criss.  '),
('264',' 93. The Death of Karen Carpenter.  '),
('265',' 94. A fan is struck by lightening at a Tibetan Freedom Concert.  '),
('266',' 95. Gram Parsons body is stolen and cremated by friends  '),
('267',' 96. Bjork attacks a reporter.  '),
('268',' 97. Screamin Jay Hawkins claims he fathered 75 children.  '),
('269',' 98. David Crosby is revealed to have fathered Melissa Ethridges    kids.  '),
('270',' 99. Elvis meets Nixon  '),
('271',' 100. Wendy O. Williams arrested for simulated sex act'),
('272',' SPOILER: These are the movies that they chose the moments from:  '),
('273',' 100. _28 Days Later... (2002)_ (qv)  '),
('274',' 99. _Creepshow (1982)_ (qv)  '),
('275',' 98. _Zombi 2 (1979)_ (qv)  '),
('276',' 97. _Cat People (1942)_ (qv)  '),
('277',' 96. _Birds, The (1963)_ (qv)  '),
('278',' 95. _Jurassic Park (1993)_ (qv)  '),
('279',' 94. _Pacific Heights (1990)_ (qv)  '),
('280',' 93. _Childs Play (1988)_ (qv)  '),
('281',' 92. _Village of the Damned (1960)_ (qv)  '),
('282',' 91. _Shallow Grave (1994)_ (qv)  '),
('283',' 90. _Night of the Hunter, The (1955)_ (qv)  '),
('284',' 89. _Communion (1976)_ (qv)  '),
('285',' 88. _Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)_ (qv)  '),
('286',' 87. _Black Christmas (1974)_ (qv)  '),
('287',' 86. _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv)  '),
('288',' 85. _Sei donne per lassassino (1964)_ (qv)  '),
('289',' 84. _Blue Velvet (1986)_ (qv)  '),
('290',' 83. _Others, The (2001)_ (qv)  '),
('291',' 82. _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv)  '),
('292',' 81. _Howling, The (1981)_ (qv)  '),
('293',' 80. _Poltergeist (1982)_ (qv)  '),
('294',' 79. _Dracula (1931)_ (qv)  '),
('295',' 78. _Brood, The (1979)_ (qv)  '),
('296',' 77. _Signs (2002)_ (qv)  '),
('297',' 76. _Evil Dead, The (1981)_ (qv)  '),
('298',' 75. _Candyman (1992)_ (qv)  '),
('299',' 74. _Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)_ (qv)  '),
('300',' 73. _Blood Simple. (1984)_ (qv)  '),
('301',' 72. _Them! (1954)_ (qv)  '),
('302',' 71. _Sixth Sense, The (1999)_ (qv)  '),
('303',' 70. _Stepfather, The (1987)_ (qv)  '),
('304',' 69. _Re'),
('305','Animator (1985)_ (qv)  '),
('306',' 68. _Black Cat, The (1934)_ (qv)  '),
('307',' 67. _Duel (1971) (TV)_ (qv)  '),
('308',' 66. _Marathon Man (1976)_ (qv)  '),
('309',' 65. _Locataire, Le (1976)_ (qv)  '),
('310',' 64. _Near Dark (1987)_ (qv)  '),
('311',' 63. _Deliverance (1972)_ (qv)  '),
('312',' 62. _Wolf Man, The (1941)_ (qv)  '),
('313',' 61. _Espinazo del diablo, El (2001)_ (qv)  '),
('314',' 60. _E tu vivrai nel terrore '),
('315',' Laldilà (1981)_ (qv)  '),
('316',' 59. _Fatal Attraction (1987)_ (qv)  '),
('317',' 58. _Cujo (1983)_ (qv)  '),
('318',' 57. _House of Wax (1953)_ (qv)  '),
('319',' 56. _Single White Female (1992)_ (qv)  '),
('320',' 55. _Spoorloos (1988)_ (qv)  '),
('321',' 54. _Changeling, The (1980)_ (qv)  '),
('322',' 53. _Dèmoni (1985)_ (qv)  '),
('323',' 52. _Phantom of the Opera, The (1925)_ (qv)  '),
('324',' 51. _Dead Zone, The (1983)_ (qv)  '),
('325',' 50. _Last House on the Left, The (1972)_ (qv)  '),
('326',' 49. _Diaboliques, Les (1955)_ (qv)  '),
('327',' 48. _Thing, The (1982)_ (qv)  '),
('328',' 47. _Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922)_ (qv)  '),
('329',' 46. _Sentinel, The (1977)_ (qv)  '),
('330',' 45. _Wicker Man, The (1973)_ (qv)  '),
('331',' 44. _Game, The (1997)_ (qv)  '),
('332',' 43. _Its Alive (1974/I)_ (qv)  '),
('333',' 42. _American Werewolf in London, An (1981)_ (qv)  '),
('334',' 41. _Hills Have Eyes, The (1977)_ (qv)  '),
('335',' 40. _Black Sunday (1977)_ (qv)  '),
('336',' 39. _Dawn of the Dead (1978)_ (qv)  '),
('337',' 38. _Peeping Tom (1960)_ (qv)  '),
('338',' 37. _House on Haunted Hill (1959)_ (qv)  '),
('339',' 36. _Cape Fear (1962)_ (qv)  '),
('340',' 35. _Aliens (1986)_ (qv)  '),
('341',' 34. _Hitcher, The (1986)_ (qv)  '),
('342',' 33. _Fly, The (1986)_ (qv)  '),
('343',' 32. _Pet Sematary (1989)_ (qv)  '),
('344',' 31. _Friday the 13th (1980)_ (qv)  '),
('345',' 30. _Blair Witch Project, The (1999)_ (qv)  '),
('346',' 29. _Serpent and the Rainbow, The (1988)_ (qv)  '),
('347',' 28. _When a Stranger Calls (1979)_ (qv)  '),
('348',' 27. _Frankenstein (1931)_ (qv)  '),
('349',' 26. _Se7en (1995)_ (qv)  '),
('350',' 25. _Phantasm (1979)_ (qv)  '),
('351',' 24. _Suspiria (1977)_ (qv)  '),
('352',' 23. _Rosemarys Baby (1968)_ (qv)  '),
('353',' 22. _Dont Look Now (1973)_ (qv)  '),
('354',' 21. _Jacobs Ladder (1990/I)_ (qv)  '),
('355',' 20. _Ring, The (2002)_ (qv)  '),
('356',' 19. _Hellraiser (1987)_ (qv)  '),
('357',' 18. _Haunting, The (1963/I)_ (qv)  '),
('358',' 17. _Nightmare on Elm Street, A (1984)_ (qv)  '),
('359',' 16. _Omen, The (1976)_ (qv)  '),
('360',' 15. _Freaks (1932)_ (qv)  '),
('361',' 14. _Halloween (1978)_ (qv)  '),
('362',' 13. _Scream (1996/I)_ (qv)  '),
('363',' 12. _Misery (1990)_ (qv)  '),
('364',' 11. _Ôdishon (1999)_ (qv)  '),
('365',' 10. _Wait Until Dark (1967)_ (qv)  '),
('366',' 9. _Night of the Living Dead (1968)_ (qv)  '),
('367',' 8. _Carrie (1976)_ (qv)  '),
('368',' 7. _Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)_ (qv)  '),
('369',' 6. _Shining, The (1980)_ (qv)  '),
('370',' 5. _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv)  '),
('371',' 4. _Psycho (1960)_ (qv)  '),
('372',' 3. _Exorcist, The (1973)_ (qv)  '),
('373',' 2. _Alien (1979)_ (qv)  '),
('374',' 1. _Jaws (1975)_ (qv)'),
('375',' Through most of the miniseries, the Wolf (Cohen, Scott (I) (qv))  is clad in a wardrobe suspiciously similar to the pinstripe jacket  outfit sported by the wolf in Avery, Tex (qv)s famous "Red'),
('376','Hot  Riding Hood" cartoons.'),
('377',' The map of The Nine Kingdoms is a modified map of Europe.'),
('378',' Joining Tony on the prison duty to clean out the dungeon were: Pine  Nut The Dwarf, Arthur Wulffe, Lopsided Larry, Woody Waxface,  Snowdrop The Troll, Gaskin The Goblin, Almond The Elf, Bad Fairy  Mary, Daisy The Troll, No Eyes Eddie, Gropy The Goblin, Arnold  Peachy, Murray The Mute and Dicey The Dwarf.'),
('379',' John Larroquette (qv) also plays an uncredited role in the series  '),
('380',' the giant bounding across the transformed New York City in the  opening credits.'),
('381',' The Fairy Tale "Beauty and the Beast" is never mentioned, but it is  referenced through Wolf and Virginia.'),
('382',' Paulas two pictured options on Lava Life are Jeff Spriet and James  Wilkes the series creators.'),
('383',' The announced interview in the opening credits with acclaimed author  Peter Høeg never happened.'),
('384',' In the pilot, only the letters "oz.MO" appear in the opening title  sequence. But it was discovered that "Ozmo" is the name of an  educational cartoon character produced by the BBC. To avoid a  potential lawsuit, all subsequent episodes have the full title in  the opening credits.'),
('385',' When this episode premiered, there were no end credits because  post'),
('386','production had not yet been completed. Additional visual  effects and the end credits were added in post'),
('387','production and are  seen in all subsequent airings.'),
('388',' The series itself ran for only 13 episodes. Since the first episode  is the pilot where all the ghosts are released, the gang only ended  up catching 12 ghosts, not 13... so theres still one left out there  somewhere.'),
('389',' The first show in which Tom Ruegger (qv) worked in a producer  position (associate producer). His influence on this show can be  seen in how similar the humor and tone of the show is to his later  work on _"Pup Named Scooby'),
('390','Doo, A" (1988)_ (qv),  _"Tiny Toon Adventures" (1990)_ (qv), and  _"Animaniacs" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('391',' The last of the original Saturday morning "Scooby'),
('392','Doo" series to  air. Although Shaggy, Scooby'),
('393','Doo, and Scrappy'),
('394','Doo would go on to  appear in a three TV movies in the late 1980s, Daphne (and the rest  of the gang) would not appear again until the "Bravo Dooby Doo"  episode of _"Johnny Bravo" (1997)_ (qv) (episode 1.4).'),
('395',' For this series, Daphne and Shaggy were given new (80s'),
('396','style)  re'),
('397','designs. This was the only time Daphne appeared with hers, but  Shaggy sported his new look in not only this series, but also in the  three TV'),
('398','movies  (_Scooby'),
('399','Doo Meets the Boo Brothers (1987) (TV)_ (qv),  _Scooby'),
('400','Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf (1988) (TV)_ (qv), and  _Scooby'),
('401','Doo and the Ghoul School (1988) (TV)_ (qv)) that aired in  the late 80s.'),
('402',' During preparation for Ms. Kirklands interview as Warhol skulked  about the "Factory" set he declared, "Sally you look better than you  did twenty years ago." Being very happy to hear this, she quickly  jumped from the make'),
('403','up chair to give Warhol a kiss.'),
('404',' The original radio series was broadcast on BBC Radio 4, with  Sean Lock (qv) in the role of Vince.'),
('405',' The hand being repeatedly singed (by producer Phil Bowker (qv),  making a cameo appearance) in Blue Rat (#1.3) belongs to  Sean Lock (qv) who explains, I didnt think it was fair to ask  anyone else to have their fingers burned by a roach. The  characters voice, however, was provided by  Peter Serafinowicz (qv).'),
('406',' The 1967 World Series was the first time that the Boston Red Sox got  into the post'),
('407','season since 1946, when they lost the World Series to  the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games.'),
('408',' These were the last professional baseball games played under the old  reserve clause, which was overturned two months after the conclusion  of the World Series and ushered in the era of free agency.'),
('409',' This episode was transmitted 8:10pm to 9:05pm on BBC 2. The series  was transmitted under the banner title of Drama Two.'),
('410',' After five years in a daily 7 PM slot on Danmarks Radios DR1, the  series was replaced by _"Nyhedsmagasinet" (2004)_ (qv).'),
('411',' Variety show aimed at children. Musical guests included the Red Hot  Chili Peppers and El Vez ("the Mexican Elvis").'),
('412',' Each episode of this show featured two "2 Stupid Dogs" shorts and  one "Super Secret Seecret Squirrel" short (based on  _"Secret Squirrel Show, The" (1965)_ (qv)).'),
('413',' The big dogs real name, as mentioned in a few episodes, is  Jonathan.'),
('414',' This was animated in the style of the 1930s cartoons, and was made  in black and white.'),
('415',' This is one of only two episodes where Hollywood doesnt say "Aint  that cute? But its WRONG!" The only other episode is  "Spooks'),
('416','A'),
('417','Poppin."'),
('418',' This is one of only two episodes where Hollywood doesnt say "Aint  that cute? But its WRONG!" The only other episode is "Post Office."'),
('419',' SPOILER: Big Dog and Little Dog dont appear in this episode until  the very end.'),
('420',' In 1998, ABC News combined "20/20" with  _"Primetime Live" (1989)_ (qv) to compete with  _"Dateline NBC" (1992)_ (qv) which aired four days a week at the  time. The new editions were called "20/20 Monday", "20/20  Wednesday", "20/20 Friday", "20/20 Sunday", and  _"20/20 Downtown" (2000)_ (qv). In 2000, ABC News returned "20/20"  and "Primetime" to their original forms but kept "20/20 Downtown" as  a spin'),
('421','off.'),
('422',' This was the first ever World Cup competition to be hosted in Asia.'),
('423',' This was the first time the Boston Red Sox won the World Series  since 1918.'),
('424',' First World Series to be shown in HDTV.'),
('425',' Manny Ramirez was awarded the Most Valuable Player award.'),
('426',' Drew Barrymore (qv) and Jimmy Fallon (qv) attended the game to  film the rewritten end of _Fever Pitch (2005)_ (qv).'),
('427',' This is the second time Germany is hosting the World Cup. The first  time was back in 1974 when they were West Germany.'),
('428',' Italy won their fourth World Cup title, following victories in 1934,  1938 and 1982. Brazil are the only country to have won the  competition five times. This was only the second World Cup final to  be decided by a penalty shoot out. The Squadra Azzurra have conceded  only two goals during Germany 2006. They have now equalled Frances  record set in 1998, for least goals conceded by World Cup finalists.'),
('429',' The exterior of the Nexus headquarters is actually the Royal  Canadian Mint in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.'),
('430',' During Cannes Film Festival 2004, the show was in two parts "19h10  pétantes" and "20h10 pétantes", named after the broadcasting time.'),
('431',' This series has been remastered and restored, and has been showing  on the Fox Movie Channel since 2002 as "Hour of Stars".'),
('432',' One of the recently rediscovered and restored episodes of "The 20th  Century Fox Hour", an anthology series produced by the studio  between 1955'),
('433','1957.'),
('434',' The character of Booker was supposed to be killed off at the end of  the third season. However, he proved so popular that he was spun off  onto his own show.'),
('435',' This led off the Sunday night lineup during the first season  presented by the Fox network.'),
('436',' Johnny Depp (qv) had always been Patrick Hasburgh (qv)s first  choice to play Tom Hanson but Depp turned the role down.  Jeff Yagher (qv) was then cast as Hanson and filming for the pilot  began. But Fox was unhappy with his performance and halted  production after three weeks. Fox wanted Josh Brolin (qv) for the  role but Hasburgh wanted to offer the role to Depp again. This time  Depp accepted the role and Yaghers scenes were re'),
('437','shot.'),
('438',' After the second season, a spin'),
('439','off was planned titled "City Court".  The intention was to follow the Jump Street cases through the court  system. A two'),
('440','hour pilot was planned in which Tom Hanson is put on  trial for murder. But because of the 1988 writers strike, the  series was never produced. The storyline featuring Hansons murder  trial was later used for the third season finale.'),
('441',' Iokis real name was Vinh Van Tran.'),
('442',' The show was based on a real life undercover unit in Los Angeles,  CA.'),
('443',' Holly Robinson Peete (qv) was the only original cast member to  remain with the show throughout its network and syndication run.'),
('444',' Johnny Depp and Peter Deluise sang the JUMP!! backup vocals to the  opening theme song while Holly Robinson sang the lead.'),
('445',' The Mustang that Tom Hanson drove belonged to his father, who was  killed in the line of duty.'),
('446',' Johnny Depp (qv) did not want to work on a television series but  agreed to a six'),
('447','year contract only because he did not believe the  show would last more than one season. He also found it difficult to  turn down the money and the chance to work with  Frederic Forrest (qv). But the show became a huge success mostly  due to Depps presence. By the third season, Depp was chafing at  having to stay with the show instead of accepting various film  offers. He began to complain about the scripts and often gave  listless performances. With the help of his lawyers, Depp was  released from his contract and left the show after the fourth  season.'),
('448',' Barney Martin had two different guest roles on the series: once as  Tom Hansons partner in the Pilot and once playing an alleged  kidnapper in the episode  _"21 Jump Street" (1987) {In the Custody of a Clown (#2.1)}_ (qv).'),
('449',' When Johnny Depp (qv) became increasingly disillusioned with the  show, the actor would amuse himself by changing his lines.'),
('450',' The cot featured in the holding cell in the Jump Street Chapel, was  on occasion used by the actors to ensure they would be on time for  work. If an actor had gone out partying the night before, they were  known to on occasion go to the set and spend the night on the cot to  ensure they could not get in trouble for being late to work,'),
('451',' Peter Deluise (Doug Penhall) and Gina Nemo (Dorothy) were married in  real life when they dated on the show'),
('452',' Johnny Depp often wore a tube sock in his pants as a joke during the  filming of this show.'),
('453',' As Johnny Depp became increasingly frustrated with the series, he  began to put forth ridiculous suggestions for his character to the  producers. One such a suggestion included the discovery by the other  characters that Tom Hanson was obsessed with peanut butter, and  would be discovered by the other characters smearing it all over his  naked body.'),
('454',' There are bloopers half way through the credits at the end of  episode.'),
('455',' If you look closely, in the Season 2 Episode, "Champagne High"  (2'),
('456','17) at approximately 10 minutes into the episode, you can see a  poster of Peter DeLuise on Judy Hoffs locker door. This was taken  from the Tiger Beat magazines that both DeLuise and Depp posed for  in order to create publicity during the shows heyday. It was most  likely put there by the production staff as a joke/gag.'),
('457',' According to the liner notes of the Season 2 DVD, the episode  "Christmas in Saigon" was based on the actual experiences of Dustin  Nguyens escape in Vietnam. However, the difference between the  episode and Nguyens real life is that Nguyens parents survived  (whereas in the episode, his parents died).'),
('458',' When Jeff is flipping around on TV, a show comes on with the credits  reading "Patrick Hasburgh". Patrick Hasburgh is the creator/writer  for the show.'),
('459',' The show is set in the US, but was shot in Vancouver, Canada which  becomes apparent at times. In one of the earlier scenes in the  episode "Mean Streets and Pastel Houses", a teenager is spray  painting the word "Neighbours" on the side of the building. In the  same episode, one of the leaders refers to the 3rd grade as "grade  3".'),
('460',' Johnny Depp (qv) refused to participate in episode #3.14  "Nemesis". He objected to his character keeping quiet while someone  was murdered. The episode was rewritten for  Richard Grieco (I) (qv)s Booker character. But Depp was convinced  to appear in one scene.'),
('461',' Judy Hoffs, the only character who was college educated, was the  only officer to reach the rank of Detective'),
('462',' The lobby and front of hotel where Jeremy Woods (the teen idol)  stayed is the actual hotel that the Jump Street cast stayed at.'),
('463',' This series documented the making of  _Twelfth Night, or What You Will (2003) (TV)_ (qv). The episodes  were titled: 1. The Business of Film 2. The Language of Film 3. The  Art of Film 4. The Technology of Film Shown by Channel 4 [uk] as  part of the 4'),
('464','Learning programmes, and also made available for  viewers to buy on video.'),
('465',' Series was based on a play of the same title by Christine Houston.  It had been presented at the Crossroads Theatre and Arts Academy  (Marla Gibbs (qv)s company) prior to being adapted as a series.'),
('466',' Countess Vaughn (qv) got her role after mentioning on  _"Star Search" (1983)_ (qv) in 1988 that her dream was to appear on  the program.'),
('467',' Sandra Clark was never intended to be a regular character. She was  added to the cast after testing positively with audiences.'),
('468',' Each episode is supposed to take one hour of real time, but in  actuality, three minutes are gradually added to the timer during the  commercial breaks. The last three minutes of air time are used for  viewing commercials, station identification, and scenes from the  next episode.'),
('469',' At the power plant before Palmers breakfast speech, Jack runs into  old friend and Palmer staffer, Jessica Abrams. In conversation, she  refers to mutual old friend Tracy Zigler, who had erroneously  reported that Jack and Teri had divorced. Both characters are named  after members of the production crew; Jessica Abrams (II) (qv) is  the script coordinator, and Tracy Zigler (qv) is the script  supervisor.'),
('470',' Dennis Haysbert (qv) was shuttling back and forth from the east  coast to Los Angeles during the production of the show, because he  was filming _Far from Heaven (2002)_ (qv) at the same time.'),
('471',' Reiko Aylesworth (qv) originally auditioned for the role of Nina  Myers.'),
('472',' Reiko Aylesworth (qv) also auditioned for the role of Kate Warner.'),
('473',' Paul Blackthorne (qv) who plays the main villain, Saunders,  originally auditioned for the role of Amador, another one of the  season 3 villains. After failing the audition, his agent negotiated  with the producers and managed to get the role of Saunders.'),
('474',' During the shoot for season 4, a special six'),
('475','minute segment was shot  for the US version of the season 3 DVD where Jack loses his job at  CTU, an antagonist of season 4 arrives in the US, and Jack has an  intimate moment with his new girlfriend. This did not appear on any  of the other versions of the DVD released earlier in the summer,  however it does appear on the UK and German DVD release. An extended  version of this segment (as stated in the commentary by director  Jon Cassar (qv)) is available on the UK DVD release of season 4.'),
('476',' Kiefer Sutherland (qv) signed on for three more seasons during  season 5.'),
('477',' Mandy is the longest running villain to appear on the series. She  made her first appearance in the first three episodes of Season 1  working for Ira Gaines, and returned in Season 2s finale for a  cameo appearance where she tries to assassinate David Palmer. She  returns again for the last three episodes of Season 4. Mandy was  also originally intended to appear in Season 5, but was replaced by  another character.'),
('478',' Season 4: Writer/Executive Producer Evan Katz (I) (qv) was such a  huge fan of Australian music duo Grant McLennan and  Robert Forster (II) (qv) of the band The Go'),
('479','Betweens that he named  the sinister corporation McLennan'),
('480','Forster after them.'),
('481',' Two episodes are filmed simultaneously over a period of 15 days.'),
('482',' In season 2, Tony Almeidas ankle injury was added to the script as  actor Carlos Bernard (qv) had really injured his ankle while  playing basketball during a break in filming.'),
('483',' Harris Yulin (qv), who plays the recurring character of NSA  director Roger Stanton in Season 2, is not credited at all in the  opening or ending credits. All recurring and guest stars have to  share their credits on screen with one or two other actors, but  Yulin wanted to appear alone on them. Because this was not possible,  he decided not to be credited at all.'),
('484',' Partway through season 2, Kiefer Sutherland (qv) injured his leg  while exiting his trailer, so a small scene was written in where  Jack Bauer must pull a piece of shrapnel from his leg after a plane  crash to explain Sutherlands limp.'),
('485',' During season two shooting, Elisha Cuthbert (qv) was bitten by the  mountain lion who menaced her in one of the plotlines. Before  shooting the scene the animal trainer suggested she "meet" the  mountain lion before shooting, when she went to pet the mountain  lion it bit her hand. She was taken to the hospital, treated for  puncture wounds and was given a tetanus shot.'),
('486',' Nina Myers fake passport shows Sarah Clarke (I) (qv)s own  married name (Sarah Berkeley), but not her birthday, which is in  1972 (the passport shows 05.05.1975).'),
('487',' Season 3. Whenever Jack goes into the holding facility which houses  Salazar, at some point, he is picked up by security cameras. The  legend on the video surveillance monitor at the guards station  shows constantly that he is being taped by camera #24.'),
('488',' Season 3. A Mexican airplane appears briefly during Salazar and  Bauers landing on Mexican ground. The logo on its side reads  "Aeromexicana". The name is comprised of Mexicos two largest  airlines "Aeromexico" and "Mexicana".'),
('489',' During Season 2, President Palmer takes a flight aboard Air Force  One. Reportedly, the sets used were the same used for the film  _Air Force One (1997)_ (qv) and _"West Wing, The" (1999)_ (qv)s Air  Force One shots.'),
('490',' All cast members are required to have their hair trimmed every five  days.'),
('491',' SPOILER: Although the writers changed their plans on Chase Edmundss  fate, they had a deleted scene planned in which Chase gets killed  while he was having his hand re'),
('492','attached in the hospital'),
('493',' Gabriel Macht (qv) was originally offered the role of Jacks  partner Chase Edmunds but the producers were so impressed by  James Badge Dale (qv)s audition they offered him the role and  promised Gabriel Macht (qv) a significant role in the next season.  This never materialized.'),
('494',' Jack Bauer has a Bachelors Degree in English Literature from UCLA  and a Masters Degree in Criminology and Law from UC Berkeley. Kim  Bauer has an Associates Degree in Computer Programming from Santa  Monica College. President Palmer has a Bachelors Degree in  Political Economy from Georgetown University, and a Juris Doctorate  from the University of Maryland School of Law. Tony Almeida has a  Bachelors Degree in Engineering and Computer Science from San Diego  State University and a Masters Degree in Computer Science from  Stanford University. Michelle Dessler has a Bachelors Degree in  Computer Science from UC Davis. Sherry Palmer has a Bachelors  Degree in Sociology from Georgetown University.'),
('495',' Completing an entire season, including pre'),
('496',' and post'),
('497','production  work, takes ten and a half months.'),
('498',' In Season 3, Stephen Saunders demands that the President reveal some  classified information, which would then be sent to him via a  website. The website he mentioned is SylviaImports.com. This site  was actually registered by Rodney Charters (qv), the shows  director of photography (and director of a couple of second season  episodes). It contains the following text message: "A Big Thank'),
('499','you  from the crew of _"24" (2001)_ (qv). Thanks for watching, we love  making it for you, and yes, we did get picked up for Season 4."'),
('500',' Kiefer Sutherland (qv)s first regular role on a television  series.'),
('501',' In Seasons 1 & 6 there is a CTU character called Milo Pressman  (played by Eric Balfour (qv)). There was a character called Milo  Pressman, who ran a scrapyard in the Stephen King (I) (qv)s story  "The Body" in his book "Different Seasons". The story was later  made into the film _Stand by Me (1986)_ (qv) in which  Kiefer Sutherland (qv) starred.'),
('502',' The crew tried to keep all the cameras at eye'),
('503','level to add an extra  level of realism.'),
('504',' The knife Jack Bauer uses is a Microtech Halo III SA Satin Blade  Front opener.'),
('505',' Roughly 25 hours of footage are edited into one episode of the show.'),
('506',' The character name Alberta Green (Tamara Tunie (qv)) was named  after actress Alberta Watson (qv) who was originally going to play  the part.'),
('507',' In the Day 5 episode 4:00 p.m.'),
('508','5:00 p.m. Audrey identifies herself  to the secretary as Jane Espenson. Jane Espenson (qv) is a writer  who had previously worked with David Fury (I) (qv) (one of 24s  producers), on several Joss Whedon (qv) shows.'),
('509',' The actors are not told in advance as to what will happen from  episode to episode so none of them know whether or not they will be  written out of the series'),
('510',' Other than Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland (qv)),  Glenn Morshower (qv)s character (Agent Aaron Pierce) is the only  one to appear in all 6 seasons of "24".'),
('511',' Both Dennis Haysbert (qv) (David Palmer) and  Penny Johnson (I) (qv) (Sherry Palmer) had supporting roles in the  political thriller _Absolute Power (1997)_ (qv) starring  Clint Eastwood (qv).'),
('512',' In the fifth episode of the fourth season, Debbies cell phone rang  with a valid California phone number on the caller ID. Many fans  noticed this and called the number, Some callers heard a voice mail  message telling them that they called the 24 prop phone and to leave  a message. Others spoke with various people, including Production  Designer Joseph A. Hodges (qv) and stars Kim Raver (qv) (Audrey  Raines) and Carlos Bernard (qv) (Tony Almeida). Hodges later  stated in an interview that director Jon Cassar (qv) came up with  the idea for the "Fan Phone" because the two of them often got bored  scouting new shooting locations and wanted a chance to interact with  the audience. Hodges indicated they received around 80,000 calls on  the line in the first week.'),
('513',' According to Gregory Itzin (qv), while the cast and crew of 24  were on a tour of Washington D.C., they learned that Supreme Court  Justice Clarence Thomas (II) (qv) is a huge fan of the show.'),
('514',' In Season 4, while Mandy (Mia Kirshner (qv)) has Tony Almeida  (Carlos Bernard (qv)) held hostage, she goes to her neighbors  apartment and one of them calls her "Rothenberg." This is the same  last name as C.T.U. agent Shari Rothenberg (Kate Mara (qv)) in  Season 5.'),
('515',' Alan Milliken of Season 3 shares the same last name as 24s  Transportation Coordinator, Dennis Milliken (qv).'),
('516',' According to her profile on the 24 website, Teri Bauer (Leslie Hope)  worked as a colorist for Dark Horse comics.'),
('517',' The producers changed Jacks recap monologue again. Apparently  people like "Right now, terrorists are plotting to assassinate a  Presidential candidate" better than "There are terrorists plotting  to assassinate a Presidential candidate."'),
('518',' SPOILER: There were three endings to this episode. In the first one,  Nina does not shoot Teri. In the second one, Nina shoots her but  Teri does not die. Finally, the one that was aired showed Nina shoot  and kill Teri. The first ending is available as an extra on the  season one DVDs.'),
('519',' Nina Myers laptop shows pictures of many of the production crew,  including what looks like Keifer Sutherland kissing a small stuffed  animal.'),
('520',' The presidential opponent of David Palmer is "Hodges" on the  tallyboard. The production designer was named Joseph Hodges.'),
('521',' This episode marks the first time that a silent clock is used to  close the episode. The silent clock would become infamous over the  years as marking the death or grave injury of a prominent character.'),
('522',' During the summer of 2002, many fans were so shocked by the fate of  Teri Bauer that they worked up every explanation they could to keep  her alive, even going so far as to claim that the stain on her shirt  was not blood. It wasnt until her fate was actually stated in  season 2 that some fans gave up the denials.'),
('523',' This is the last episode to feature Leslie Hope and Sarah Clarke as  series regulars.'),
('524',' The BBC broadcast was over a minute longer, featuring six segments  that didnt appear in the FOX/FX broadcasts (and were presumably cut  for time constraints). The most notable additional scene is one  between Nina and Teri, where Teri tells Nina that she and Jack are  going to have a baby and Nina tells Teri that she plans to ask for a  transfer out of CTU.'),
('525',' This episode received an Emmy nomination for editing (Bill Gocke,  Michael Olman, Ken Kobett).'),
('526',' The main shot of the 747 exploding was removed, the show had its  premier delayed a month and this scene cut as well as further  storyline changes, due to the attacks on the World Trade Center.  Nearly all later references to the plane explosion were also  removed.'),
('527',' Shots of a satellite in space in the first episode were taken from  _Enemy of the State (1998)_ (qv).'),
('528',' Sarah Clarke (I) (qv) was cast as Nina Myers on the morning  filming for the pilot episode was to begin. The costume department  did not have time to fit her, so she wore her own outfit for the  entire season.'),
('529',' According to series composer Sean Callery (qv), the final picture  cut of the pilot episode of Season 1 was the 24th one and was locked  on 24 April 2001.'),
('530',' Richard Burgi was originally cast as CTU director Jack Bauer until  Keifer Sutherland showed up. Once Sutherland took the role, he was  recast as Alan York in Day 1.'),
('531',' This is the second time Kiefer Sutherland (Jack Bauer) and Xander  Berkeley (George Mason) have worked together. The first time was in  the 1992 movie, A Few Good Men.'),
('532',' In Season 1, the hour of 12:00 A.M. is referred to as "Midnight" in  the opening blocks. In every season since, it has been referred to  as "12:00 A.M."'),
('533',' Presumably, this day takes place on a Tuesday, since the California  primary is usually held on that day.'),
('534',' James Foley was originally tapped to direct this episode, but had to  pull out at the last minute.'),
('535',' Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran won Emmys for Outstanding Writing in  a Drama Series. This episode received three additional nominations:  for directing, art direction (Carlos Barbosa, Tim Beach, Ellen  Brill), and editing (David Thompson).'),
('536',' Most of the original press releases billed the actress who plays  Nina Myers as Sarah Lively. She opted to use the name Sarah Clarke  instead.'),
('537',' The series was originally titled 24 Hours. Presumably, the Hours was  dropped to avoid confusion with that news mag on CBS.'),
('538',' The original pilot contained a different opening scene. It began in  Venice, instead of Kuala Lumpur. Some minor changes were made beyond  that, such as turning the clocks forward and back a few minutes.'),
('539',' Had it not been picked up further than its original 13 episodes, the  series would have ended with Jack, Teri, and Kimberly in the  chopper.'),
('540',' Mrs. Vasquez was originally called Erica Farrell. It was changed,  but the crediting wasnt.'),
('541',' Beginning with this episode, Penny Johnson Jerald, Carlos Bernard  and Richard Burgi are credited as Special Guest Stars.'),
('542',' Beginning with this episode, the billing of executive producers Joel  Surnow and Robert Cochran and co'),
('543','executive producer Stephen Hopkins  have been moved from the beginning of Act I to the closing credits.  Theyre moved back later in 6:00 A.M.'),
('544','7:00 A.M.'),
('545',' Originally broadcast on the day of the real California primary.'),
('546',' New recap monologue: "Right now, terrorists are plotting to  assassinate a presidential candidate, my wife and daughter are in  danger, and people that I work with may be involved in both. Im  Federal Agent Jack Bauer, and this is the longest day of my life."'),
('547',' After Elizabeth asks Alexis, "You would want to come?," he replies,  "Yeah, if you want me." The closed captioning then gives her  response '),
('548',' "Sure" '),
('549',' which was deleted from the soundtrack. For  once, apparently, the audience is expected to draw their own  conclusions.'),
('550',' The "events occur in real time" text/narration at the beginning of  the first three episodes has been dumped.'),
('551',' The series was picked up for the season after this broadcast.'),
('552',' This is the only episode in the first 3 seasons where Carlos Bernard  does not make an appearance.'),
('553',' New recap monologue: "Right now, terrorists are plotting to  assassinate a presidential candidate, my wife and daughter have been  targeted, and people that I work with may be involved in both. Im  Federal Agent Jack Bauer, and today is the longest day of my life."'),
('554',' Co'),
('555','executive producer and director Stephen Hopkins (qv), once had  amnesia for eight hours where he could only remember small details  of his life. This was the basis for the season 1 plot regarding the  character of Teri Bauer; and Hopkins himself helped  Leslie Hope (I) (qv) (Teri) to make the acting experience, and the  plot'),
('556','line more credible.'),
('557',' This episode marks a rare instance in which the split'),
('558','screens are  not used to transition to the closing moments of the episode.'),
('559',' The new IT guy is called Milo Pressman (played by Eric Balfour). In  the movie Stand By Me (1986), also starring Kiefer Sutherland, a  scrap yard owner appears bearing the same name.'),
('560',' Up to this point, Fox had been showing repeats of each episode on  Friday evenings at 9:00 P.M. in an effort to allow viewers to catch  up on missed programs. Fox decided to stop the re'),
('561','runs due to bad  ratings, though they continued to rebroadcast each weeks episode on  their cable outlet, F'),
('562','X.'),
('563',' Kiefer Sutherland appeared on The Tonight Show on November 12, and  forgetfully gave away the entire ending of this episode.'),
('564',' Not only does Ira Gaines have remote access to his contacts  computer inside the CTU, but apparently several "24" staff members  as well: Michael Loceff (qv)'),
('565',' writer, Virgil Williams (II) (qv)  '),
('566',' writer, Nicole Burke (qv) '),
('567',' Second assistant director,  Todd Wasserman (qv) '),
('568',' Production Assistant, Tony Pacheco (qv) '),
('569','  Production Accountant, Jason Savage (III) (qv) '),
('570',' Assistant  Location Manager. Also, none of the IP addresses actually exist. In  every listing at least one octet is greater than 255 (IP octets  range from 0'),
('571','255). This ensures people looking for trivia dont  actually try to remotely connect to existing IPs.'),
('572',' The billing of executive producers Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran  and co'),
('573','executive producer Stephen Hopkins are moved from the closing  credits back to the beginning of Act I. Credits for co'),
('574','executive  producer Howard Gordon, producer Andrea Newman and co'),
('575','producers  Michael Loceff and Robin Chamberlin are moved with them.'),
('576',' Jacks opening monologue is introduced in this episode '),
('577','"Right now,  terrorists are plotting to assassinate a presidential candidate, my  teenage daughter is missing, and people that I work with may be  involved in both. Im Federal Agent Jack Bauer. Today is going to be  the longest day of my life." It will change over the course of the  season as Jacks life changes.'),
('578',' The IP addresses used in the show were made to be over 255 since  those addresses dont work, much like 555 is the default prefix for  phone numbers.'),
('579',' This episode won an Emmy for editing (Chris Willingham) and received  an additional nomination for dramatic underscore (Sean Callery).'),
('580',' Jameys supposed to be receiving messages using her PDA. However,  you can clearly see "Memo X of 3" above each of the messages,  showing that they were pre'),
('581','written onto the PDA.'),
('582',' Lou Diamond Phillips made two appearances on the show, as Mark  DeSalvo, the security chief where Victor Drazen is being held.  Philips and star Kiefer Sutherland are known for having worked  together in the two "Young Guns" films.'),
('583',' The shows creators named Lou Diamond Phillips character after a  fan who won a Fox auction benefiting the victims of 9/11. The real  Mark DeSalvo bid $10,000 to name the character.'),
('584',' While filming the scenes at the power plant, Kiefer Sutherland  bruised his forehead on a pipe. If you look closely you can see it  at the beginning of this episode despite the makeup.'),
('585',' On January 20, 2002, Kiefer Sutherland won a Golden Globe for best  actor in a television drama. The series was also nominated, but  didnt win.'),
('586',' Elisha Cuthbert couldnt run in the sandals so the costume  department painted sneakers to match.'),
('587',' The character Ted Cofell is named after one of the Producers  Assistants, Anne Cofell (qv).'),
('588',' The character Alberta Green is named for actress  Alberta Watson (qv), whom show creator Joel Surnow (qv)  originally wanted to portray the role that eventually went to  Tamara Tunie (qv). An Agent Watson was later the recipient of a  phone call. Ironically, Alberta Watson later joined the show during  the fourth season as Erin Driscoll, the new head of CTU in Los  Angeles.'),
('589',' Jacks recap monologue is now different: "There are terrorists  planning to assassinate a presidential candidate, my wife and  daughter have been kidnapped, and the people that I work with may be  involved in both. Im Federal Agent Jack Bauer. This is the longest  day of my life." [The closed captioning still showed his old  monologue, however.]'),
('590',' The first episode featuring Harris Yulin (qv) originally aired on  the same night his character on  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) was killed off.'),
('591',' The Season 2 DVD contains a bonus documentary called, "On the  Button; The Destruction of CTU." It shows how the entire bombing  sequence was filmed and produced for this episode.'),
('592',' This episode marks the first time on 24 that the president goes for  a trip aboard Air Force One. Reportedly, this set is the same set  used in the film Air Force One. Of course, several 24 alum were in  that film, including: Wendy Crewson, Xander Berkeley, Bill  Smitrovich, Glenn Morshower, Mark Thompson, J. Scott Shonka, Timothy  Carhart'),
('593',' This episode marks another rare instance in which the split'),
('594','screens  are not used to transition to the closing moments of the episode.'),
('595',' SPOILER: This is the last episode to feature Xander Berkeley as a  series regular.'),
('596',' This episode won a Creative Emmy for Outstanding Dramatic  Underscore. It was also nominated for Outstanding Directing for a  Drama Series, Outstanding Single'),
('597','Camera Sound Mixing and Outstanding  Sound Editing, but lost to The West Wings 25 ERs Chaos Theory and  CSIs Fight Night respectively.'),
('598',' The second of two episodes being circulated among Emmy voters at the  time of the 2003 Emmys, along with the season 2 premiere.'),
('599',' The writers put in Tonys ankle injury during the fight with Jack  because in real life Carlos Bernard injured his ankle. If you look  carefully you can see Bernard limping slightly in earlier scenes  before the on'),
('600','screen fight gets his characters injury matched with  the actors injury. Bernard stated in an interview that the writers  planned for the fight between Jack and Tony to be more elaborate and  longer, but they had to cut it down when he was injured.'),
('601',' Harris Yulin is uncredited because he wanted to have his name  credited alone like those in the lead cast and the producers said  no. Supporting cast have to share with at least another supporting  cast member.'),
('602',' Maz Jobrani, Fred Toma and Marc Casabani were announced in the roles  of Marko, Basheer and Omar, respectively, but were cut from the  final print.'),
('603',' As of this episode, Penny Johnson Jerald joins the regular cast  after having a recurring role in Season 1.'),
('604',' Stan Rush was announced in the role of Agent Sloan, but does not  appear. He first appears in the next hour.'),
('605',' The writers originally planned to use OHara as Jacks tormentor in  this episode, but they decided to use the character of Ronnie Stark  instead, saving OHaras action for the next hour.'),
('606',' This episode received minor controversy (mostly due to Jacks  torture scene) from the Parents Television Council (an  anti'),
('607','violence/sex/language organization), being named the least  family'),
('608','friendly program on television that week.'),
('609',' Eugene Robert Glazer co'),
('610','starred in La Femme Nikita, another series  created by Joel Surnow and Robert Cochran. Tobin Bell also played a  recurring role on that series.'),
('611',' The writers planned to kill Dr. Spire in the previous hour, but  realized that they would need him to aid in Jacks escape. The  deleted scene in which Starks men kill him can be viewed on the  season two DVD.'),
('612',' Beroglide, the drug OHara uses on Jack, doesnt exist in real life.'),
('613',' When Paul Koplin inserts the memory stick to the computer, it can be  seen that it is a Creative Nomad MuVo mp3 player.'),
('614',' Penny Johnson Jerald returns to the regular cast with this episode,  appearing on camera for a total of 8 seconds, 2 of them facing the  camera.'),
('615',' Beginning with this episode, the rest of the season was billed as  "24: The Final Truth" in FOX promos.'),
('616',' About four minutes into the episode, a noise is heard on the plane  that Jack Bauer is in. This sound effect is taken from the PC game  Doom.'),
('617',' Kiefer Sutherland injured his leg while leaving his trailer. The  writers had him pull a piece of wood from his leg after the plane  crash so they could explain the limp. The limp disappears after this  episode.'),
('618',' When Michelle tells Tony about a co'),
('619','worker telling her that he saw  Mason throwing up in the bathroom, she is referring to a deleted  scene (originally scheduled to be the opening segment) that featured  Mason doing just that.'),
('620',' This episode won a Creative Arts Emmy for Best Editing.'),
('621',' Originally the writers planned to have Bob Warner be the dirty  member of the Warner family. They were inspired to make it Marie  after the story of "American Taliban" member John Walker Lindh.'),
('622',' SPOILER: A montage shot shows President Palmer sitting quietly in a  chair. His pose is the same as that of the Lincoln Memorial statue,  and possibly foreshadows his death. Like Lincoln, Palmer also  forgave the "rebels" and sought peace to help bind the nation  together.'),
('623',' The Season 2 DVD set contains a two'),
('624','part documentary that details  the making of the final two episodes of the season.'),
('625',' The scene where Jack chases Hewitt on the roof was originally going  to take place on a busy highway. This scene was detailed in an  online exclusive on the official 24 site.'),
('626',' Nina Landey (Eve, the woman stabbed by Kingsley) played a different  character (Amanda) in season 1s 2:00 P.M.'),
('627','3:00 P.M.'),
('628',' Vicellous R. Shannon was supposed to appear in the episode, but he  was cut from the final print. The deleted scene is available to view  on the Season 2 DVD set.'),
('629',' Elisha Cuthbert was bitten on the hand by the cougar that appeared  in this episode. She was hospitalized for a short time, but was able  to film her scenes.'),
('630',' This was the only episode of 24 in which a mountain lion appears.'),
('631',' As an April Fools joke on the crew, producer/director Jon Cassar  revealed this fake ending to this episode. Palmers press conference  ends and he goes down to his limo. He gets in successfully and rides  off. After a while, we find out that someone is sitting next to him.  That someone is Nina Myers. We realize that Palmer was in on the  whole thing. We then shift to a scene in the desert. We close in on  a parachute, then pan over to reveal George Mason, who jumped out of  the plane before the bomb exploded. The end.'),
('632',' SPOILER: Because of all the extras used in this episode, the crew  had to shoot an extended scene where Palmer collapses and then  stands back up to stop all of the extras going off and revealing the  finale.'),
('633',' The resolutions to many of the storylines from the finale of Season  2 were never fully wrapped up on the show. However, the 2006 release  of 24: The Game for the PlayStation 2 did in fact answer many  questions, including who was behind the attack on Palmers life.'),
('634',' This is the last episode to feature Sarah Wynter and Penny Johnson  Jerald as series regulars.'),
('635',' An additional scene was filmed, but never really intended to air. It  is additional footage of Max after Mandys call. A woman places her  bandaged hand on Maxs shoulder. He whispers something to her, then  she bends down to kiss him. It is then we realize the woman is Nina,  who has been behind it all along. They cut it because they realized  they couldnt possibly explain it given the shows time frame.'),
('636',' While doing the location shooting at the LA Coliseum, the crew  played football on the field during their lunch breaks.'),
('637',' The scene in the LA Coliseum was originally going to take place at  the Hollywood Bowl, but they could not get permission.'),
('638',' This episode marks the third time the clock ticked silently, being  replaced instead by the sound of Palmers heartbeat as the show  closed.'),
('639',' When we see President Palmer fishing with son Keith at Lake Oswego,  Oregon, with the Cascade Mountains close by. Lake Oswego is just  south of Portland and about an hours drive from the mountains.'),
('640',' The DVD release states that this season takes place 18 months after  the first (which took place on Tuesday, March 2nd of a Presidential  voting year, likely 2004), making this roughly September. This day  is also said to be a Saturday.'),
('641',' As of this episode, Xander Berkeley and Carlos Bernard join the  regular cast, after having recurring appearances in season 1. Sarah  Wynter also joins the regular cast as Kate Warner.'),
('642',' According to an interview with Reiko Aylesworth, her character and  Paula Shaeffer were going to be one character. The production  decided to split them after they realized that someone had to die in  the CTU explosion later on. Reiko also stated that she had  originally auditioned for the role of Nina Myers, as well as that of  Kate Warner, before landing her role as Michelle Dessler.'),
('643',' This was one of two episodes Fox circulated among Emmy voters.'),
('644',' Fox executives predicted that the "Hacksaw" line would be removed  from the final cut. It obviously stayed, and became one of the  series most memorable quotes.'),
('645',' Originally aired without commercial interruption, courtesy of  sponsorship by Ford. The episode ran 51:43 with the rest of the hour  filled by two extended'),
('646','length Ford commercials and FOX promos for  John Doe and next weeks episode of 24. Though it was rebroadcast on  both FOX and FX on November 4, the FX airing was also commercial  free and, excepting the end credits and pre'),
('647','credit bumpers, as  originally presented on FOX. FOXs rerun was a shorter version with  commercial breaks and a running time of 43:56. Please note that the  recap follows the long version. Also note that even that version was  cut down from what was originally filmed, as evidenced by the number  of guest stars credited in TV Guide that dont actually appear.'),
('648',' During the majority of this season, the 24 on'),
('649','screen ticking clock  appeared during various commercial breaks with an announcer voice  saying, "Its a whole new day. Jack will be right back." The clock  served to remind viewers that, even though they were watching  commercials, time in the 24 universe still continued to tick. The  clock was dropped near the end of Season 2 and was not used again.'),
('650',' Tamlyn Tomita who plays Jenny Dodge also plays Lt. Commander Manetti  in JAG. She is one of many people hired by 24 who have also starred  in JAG.'),
('651',' SPOILER: Penny Johnson Jerald does not appear again until Day 2:  4:00 AM '),
('652',' 5:00 AM.'),
('653',' Lourdes Benedicto, who begins her role as Carrie in this episode,  got lost on her way to the studio on her first day and ended up  hitting a police car. She was let off with no charge. The cast  nicknamed her "Cop Car Killer".'),
('654',' This is the second time the clock silently ticks. It is silent as  Mason exits CTU for the last time at 9:35PM.'),
('655',' SPOILER: Chase Edmunds was originally planned to be killed off in  this episode. James Badge Dale (qv) revealed it to one of the  staff members from the Ryans Report website weeks before that  particular episode was aired. To counter this, the writers had to  re'),
('656','write the story and re'),
('657','shoot so that Chase wouldnt get killed,  but extended the on'),
('658','screen time to the final episode.'),
('659',' The F'),
('660','18 fighter jets used in this episode were real, and were  piloted by actual Marines. A documentary detailing the filming of  this sequence can be seen on the Season Three DVD set.'),
('661',' Kiefer Sutherland filmed this episode with a broken toe.'),
('662',' Paul Blackthorne (qv) originally auditioned to play the role of  Michael Amador.'),
('663',' This episode was followed by another webcast of 24Inside, with  special guest Paul Blackthorne ("Stephen Saunders").'),
('664',' Towards the end of the episode when Ninas passport is flashed onto  the screen and Kim reacts to it you can see that it shows an alias.  The name on the passport is Sarah Berkeley, Sarah Clarkes married  name now that she is with 24 alum Xander Berkeley.'),
('665',' SPOILER: Vanessa Ferlito stated in an interview that Claudia and  Jack were supposed to have a future together, but the writers had to  kill her off when she chose to sign on to the Tommy Lee Jones  comedy, Cheer Up (released in theaters as Man of the House). She  felt this was a golden opportunity, since the producers at 24 never  signed her to a long term contract.'),
('666',' Throughout Season 3, Penny Johnson Jerald is credited as a Special  Guest Star. She was credited under that same title during most of  Season 1.'),
('667',' SPOILER: This episode marks the final appearance of former series  regular Penny Johnson Jerald (qv) (Sherry Palmer).'),
('668',' This episode was followed by another webcast of 24Inside, with  special guests Mary Lynn Rajskub (qv) ("Chloe OBrian") and  director Jon Cassar (qv).'),
('669',' A 15'),
('670','minute webcast called 24Inside aired after this episode,  featuring a live interview with Penny Johnson Jerald. Fans seemed  enthusiastic, but later complained because of its shortness and lack  of fan questions. It went on hiatus and returned near the end of the  season with a new format.'),
('671',' In the original ending to the season Chase Edmonds was to die of  complications of surgery. This was kept in the script until almost  the day before the show was to air. It was pulled at the last  minute.'),
('672',' Several scenes were deleted from the final print of this episode. In  one scene, Saunders explains to Jack that Rabens objective is to  get out of the country with the remaining vial so he can replicate  the virus and plan another attack. In another scene, a chopper  radios Rabens for a pick'),
('673','up after he fights with Chase.'),
('674',' SPOILER: This is the final appearance of Dennis Haysbert (qv),  Elisha Cuthbert (qv), Reiko Aylesworth (qv) and  James Badge Dale (qv) as series regulars. Carlos Bernard (qv)  will not be a series regular again until the first episode of Season  5.'),
('675',' This is the first season finale that played the ticking clock sound  during the final seconds of the episode.'),
('676',' The finale was followed by the final webcast of 24Inside for the  season, featuring special guests D.B. Woodside (qv) ("Wayne  Palmer") and writer/producer Stephen Kronish (qv).'),
('677',' Much of the technological computer terminology tossed out during  CTUs efforts to stop Ninas computer worm are simply random terms  and phrases nonsensically strung together.'),
('678',' David Hermans role was meant to be larger during his run on the  series, but producers cut many of his scenes due to time  constraints. His deleted scenes can be viewed on the Season 3 DVD  set.'),
('679',' DB Woodside (Wayne Palmer) and Glenn Morshower (Aaron Pierce) both  appeared in an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer a year earlier  called "Help", although they didnt share any scenes together.'),
('680',' This episode marks the final appearance of former series regular  Sarah Wynter (Kate Warner). Her guest appearance is edited out in  the 43'),
('681','minute version of this episode.'),
('682',' This episode marks the first time that a flashback is used to start  the episode before the real'),
('683','time clock begins to tick.'),
('684',' Ford, the primary sponsor of the premiere, incorporated 24 and the  character of Jack Bauer into the two'),
('685','part commercial that aired  before and after this episode. Although Kiefer Sutherland did not  appear, nor did any other 24 actor, the commercial featured a Jack  Bauer look'),
('686','alike, foreign spies, a secret tracker, money and a car  chase that involved the Ford F'),
('687','150. Jack Bauer was not mentioned by  name, but the commercial was clearly meant to compliment 24 without  stepping on any toes.'),
('688',' Reiko Aylesworth (Michelle) is now a series regular after recurring  in Season 2. James Badge Dale (Chase) is also a series regular.'),
('689',' Fox aired an edited 43'),
('690','minute version of this episode with  commercials twice after the full'),
('691','length premier. It was broadcast on  10'),
('692','30'),
('693','03 and 11'),
('694','04'),
('695','03 before Hour Two.'),
('696',' This is the first Season Premiere that doesnt start in another  country.'),
('697',' The tattoo Kiefer Sutherland has on his wrist during the final scene  is real. Sutherland opted to get it permanently instead of  reapplying make up everyday.'),
('698',' A 3'),
('699','minute trailer for this seasons premiere aired during Foxs  presentation of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon on September 7th,  2003.'),
('700',' SPOILER: According to Elisha Cuthbert on an episode of Jimmy Kimmel  Live, Kim was originally going to be the one to kill Nina Myers  until they changed it to have Jack take her out.'),
('701',' From this point on, every episode in the series is preceded by the  Viewer Discretion Warning for graphic violence. Fox added the notice  regularly as a precautionary measure after the FCC began cracking  down on television indecency due to the infamous Janet Jackson Super  Bowl half'),
('702','time show.'),
('703',' Greg Ellis stated in an interview that Amador was supposed to get  his throat slit in this episode, but the writers liked him and  decided to keep him around a while longer, opting to kill off  another villain instead.'),
('704',' Beginning with Season 3, Fox decided to stop airing repeats of each  weeks episode on its cable outlet, F'),
('705','X. The decision was made after  several local Fox affiliates complained that the repeats were  hurting their ratings.'),
('706',' In a deleted scene for this episode, it is revealed that Season 3  takes place on a Wednesday'),
('707','Thursday.'),
('708',' This episode marks the first time that a place (Counter Terrorist  Unit) gets a spot (freeze frame with the name written on the screen)  during the "previously" instead of a person.'),
('709',' In Canada, during the original Global broadcast of this episode, an  unscheduled commercial break took place right after Tony was shot  and the end split'),
('710','screens. This behavior continued during the  broadcast of "Day 3: 4:00 P.M. '),
('711',' 5:00 P.M.". After the break  appeared in Hour 4, fans disgusted with the extra commercial wrote  Global saying, "Taking a break in the middle of this show destroys  its real'),
('712','time concept," and "Why are you tampering with a successful  formula?" After these letters were mailed in, Global put a stop to  the extra commercial.'),
('713',' According to his license, Kyle Singer was born on November 19, 1987.  Since he is referred to as 19 years old, this would place the action  around 2006'),
('714','2007.'),
('715',' The "mall" that they were filming at was the Glendale Gallery which  is located about 5'),
('716','8 miles far away from the location that they gave  off as Vermont and Sunset.'),
('717',' Chases cell number is 818'),
('718','749'),
('719','5115.'),
('720',' This was the first of three episodes submitted for Emmy  consideration.'),
('721',' The prison scenes were filmed on location at Californias abandoned  womens prison, Civil Brand.'),
('722',' Kevin Chapman played a Coast Guard Officer in Season One 11:00  P.M.'),
('723','12:00 A.M.'),
('724',' This was the second of three episodes submitted for Emmy  consideration.'),
('725',' The original FOX broadcast included a couple of viewer discretion  warnings for violence, along with a promo at the end of the episode  by Kiefer Sutherland for an organization called The Americans For  Gun Safety Foundation.'),
('726',' SPOILER: Ryan Chappelle is killed off in this episode.  Paul Schulze (qv) the actor who plays the role has said in  interviews that his death was supposed to be faked. But the writers  changed the scene around when it appeared on a spoiler website  called Ryans Report.'),
('727',' This episode marks another rare instance in which the split'),
('728','screens  are not used to transition to the closing moments of the episode.'),
('729',' After its initial Sunday airing, additional airings were shown on  the cable channel FX on Monday at 11pm ET and Tuesday at 6pm ET in  case viewers missed the quickly scheduled Sunday airing.'),
('730',' This episode marks the fourth time the ticking clock is not heard on  the series. Instead, the sound of a distant train whistle is used to  close the episode.'),
('731',' Due to the move to Sunday, 24 had the shows worst ratings ever,  getting a 4.0/6 ratings share.'),
('732',' This episode was originally scheduled to air on April 13, but was  preempted at the last moment because of a White House press  conference.'),
('733',' This episode was the third and final submission by the producers for  Emmy consideration.'),
('734',' Paul Schulze (Ryan Chappelle) is still credited, even though he only  appears as a body in this episode.'),
('735',' A scene was cut from the final print of this episode, featuring Jack  alone in a helicopter, weeping over the death of Chappelle. It bares  a striking similarity to the last scene in the first season finale.  Presumably, the writers liked the idea of Jack breaking down alone  and saved the idea for the final dramatic moment.'),
('736',' SylviaImports.com, the website Saunders gives to Palmer, is owned by  24 director Rodney Charters. There is only simple text, which reads:  Sylviaimports.com A Big Thank'),
('737','you from the crew of 24. Thanks for  watching, we love making it for you, and yes, we did get picked up  for Season 4.'),
('738',' When Jack is held hostage in Salazaars plane heading to Mexico, the  guard watching Jack is also watching _Speed (1994)_ (qv) on his  laptop. You can see the part where the bus drives into the hangar on  its way to the runway to crash into the Pacific Courier cargo  plane. Dennis Hopper (qv) stared in _Speed (1994)_ (qv) and also  played the role of Victor Drazen in the last 5 episodes of season 1.'),
('739',' This episode originally aired on Reiko Aylesworths 31st birthday.'),
('740',' The original FOX broadcast began approximately one minute late.'),
('741',' This episode won the Writers Guild of America award for Best Drama  Writing for a TV Show, beating out such contenders as Law & Order.'),
('742',' The IP address that Saunders gives Tony was made to be over 255  since that address doesnt work, much like 555 is the fictional  prefix for phone numbers.'),
('743',' Kiefer Sutherland and Greg Ellis previously appeared together in the  feature film To End All Wars.'),
('744',' The episode ends on the split screen, which usually has been done  for the transition to the final scene. It is also a 6'),
('745','panel screen,  instead of the usual 3'),
('746','panel or 4'),
('747','panel split.'),
('748',' This episode was followed by the return of 24Inside with special  guests Carlos Bernard (qv) ("Tony Almeida") and  Reiko Aylesworth (qv) ("Michelle Dessler").'),
('749',' Sarah Clarke does not appear in the opening credits, clearly because  her return was meant to be a surprise. She does appear in the  closing credits.'),
('750',' On FOX, this episode began during the credits of the previous  episode (both were shown on the same night) with the 24 title logo  and part of the "Previously on 24" segment.'),
('751',' A valid California phone number can clearly be seen on Debbies cell  phone caller ID (310'),
('752','597'),
('753','3781.) Many fans called this number, which  turned out to be a live line to a prop phone on the set of the show.  Some fans got a voice mail message telling them that they called the  24 prop phone and to leave a message. Others talked to live people,  including Production Designer Joseph A. Hodges (qv). Still others  claimed that they spoke to stars Kim Raver (qv) and  Carlos Bernard (qv). Hodges later admitted in an interview that  Director Jon Cassar (qv) came up with the idea for the "fan phone"  because the two of them often got bored scouting new shooting  locations and wanted a chance to interact with the audience. Hodges  further stated that they received around 80,000 calls on the line  during the first week alone.'),
('754',' When the rescue team enters Air Force One the people of CTU see what  happens due to the simulcast of the camera of one of the agents  present. You can see his name in the upper left corner of the  picture. It is Cassar, a reference to director Jon Cassar.'),
('755',' The soccer match that Tony is watching on his TV is a match from the  mid 1980s between the "Chivas" of Guadalajara and the "Aguilas" of  America, even though the narration doesnt correspond to that match.'),
('756',' Season 4 is the first season in which the premiere episode does not  feature the line "Events Occur in Real Time" in its opening.'),
('757',' Faran Tahir (qv) appeared previously in “Day 2: 6:00 P.M.'),
('758','7:00  P.M.” as the Mosque Greeter. Its possible that he was the same  character. If you look closely at his profile, you can see that he  was a member of Second Wave, the terrorist organization from “Day  2”.'),
('759',' Fox decided to deviate from their normal 24 airing schedule and  delay the season premiere until January 2005. This gave viewers a  longer break in between seasons, but ultimately allowed the show to  run without preemption for its fourth season. Fox further decided to  move 24 from its usual Tuesday night time slot to Mondays, kicking  off the season with a special two'),
('760','night "miniseries" premiere  consisting of the first four episodes airing on Sunday and Monday  evenings.'),
('761',' The Season 3 DVD set contains an exclusive six'),
('762','minute prequel that  sets up events for the beginning of the fourth season. The first  scene occurs six months after the conclusion of Day 3 and shows  Driscoll firing Jack from CTU because of his drug use. The second  scene takes place three months before the events of Day 4 and shows  a terrorist sneaking across the U.S./Mexican border, and then  killing his accomplices. The third and final scene occurs six hours  before Day 4 begins and shows Jack and Audrey in a love scene. The  prequel is available on the Region One set, but not Region Two. See  "Season 4 Prequel."'),
('763',' This is the first season opener since the series premiere to be  aired with commercial interruptions.'),
('764',' As of this episode, William Devane (qv) (James Heller),  Kim Raver (qv) (Audrey Raines) and Alberta Watson (qv) (Erin  Driscoll) join the regular cast.'),
('765',' KRLH, the TV station the Araz family is watching, are actually call  letters for a religious radio station in southern California.'),
('766',' During several commercial breaks throughout the premiere event,  loyal 24 fans got a sudden burst of nostalgia when former cast  regular Dennis Haysbert (qv) (President "David Palmer") appeared  on their TV screens. But Haysbert was a long way from his role as  Commander'),
('767','In'),
('768','Chief, acting instead in his capacity as the official  spokesman for Allstate Insurance. Allstate remained as one of the  primary sponsors of the show throughout its fourth season.'),
('769',' Shohreh Aghdashloo (qv) stated in many interviews that she had  previously refused to take on the role of a terrorist because it was  too stereotypical. However, the producers wanted her for the part of  Dina Araz so badly that they held several meetings with her and  persuaded her to sign on as a cast member. Aghdashloo made an  exception because she felt Dina was, "a woman with many faces." As  the season unfolded, many fans happily agreed with her.'),
('770',' The 100th episode.'),
('771',' In the scene when Audrey draws Hendersons secretary away from her  desk, she uses the fake name "Jane Espenson (qv)." Espenson was a  staff writer on "_"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv),  _"Angel" (1999)_ (qv), and _"Firefly" (2002)_ (qv), working with  fellow writer David Fury (I) (qv), who is a writer and co'),
('772','exec  producer on "24."'),
('773',' The presidents wifes name is Marsha Logan in season five.  Producer'),
('774','actor Kiefer Sutherlands mother, actress Shirley Douglas,  was named Monica Logan in an Alfred Hitchcock presents episode.'),
('775',' In season five, there are three acting veterans from RoboCop (1987):  Peter Weller (Henderson), Ray Wise (Vice President Gardner), and  Paul McCrane (Graem). In RoboCop, they respectively played  RoboCop/Murphy, Leon, and Emil.'),
('776',' At the end of the episode, before the credits, a dedication is made:  "This episode is dedicated to the memory of the aircrew of Gunshot  66 Mayor Gerald "Beav" Bloomfield, Captain Michael "Martini"  Martino. Whose Marine Corps helicopter was shot down over Western  Iraq November 2nd, 2005.'),
('777',' In Season 6, Eric Balfour plays Milo Pressman alongside Keifer  Sutherland. In "Stand By Me" there is a character named "Milo  Pressman". It also starring Keifer Sutherland'),
('778',' Made'),
('779','for'),
('780','cellphones spin'),
('781','off of the TV series "24"'),
('782',' An advert for the video/DVD compilation "The Best of 2DTV" was  banned in early 2003, as it featured a sketch wherein President  George W. Bush (qv) puts his video in a toaster. UK law states  that adverts may not be offensive to individuals and that  representations of living people can only be used with their  permission.'),
('783',' The series was on the verge of being cancelled due to ratings, but  halted way before planned when Michael Cuccione (qv) ("Q.T.")  died.'),
('784',' Only 5 out of 8 episodes aired on CBS.'),
('785',' The title of the show "3 Lbs." is referencing that the average human  brain weighs approximately three pounds'),
('786',' In one Bloodhound Gang case, the medium is supposed to be channeling  an extraterrestrial being, not a ghost or spirit. This is unique in  all of the history of television.'),
('787',' Show was originally called "The Freshmen", and was developed for  Fox. MTV bought the show from Twentieth Century Fox in 2001, and  aired its first episode in Nov, 2002.'),
('788',' The theme song is The Flaming Lips "Fight Test", from the album  "Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots".'),
('789',' Production Sound Mixer Gary Wayne Allison was asked to fill in as  Ryan Hickmotts friend driving him to the airport the day Ryan was  to leave for San Francisco. Ryans real friend had a last minute  schedule change and was unavailable.'),
('790',' Set can be seen in the episode "Dining Out" from the 2005 season of  "Law & Order"'),
('791',' Tina Fey (qv) was not originally going to star in the show.  However, NBC insisted she appear.'),
('792',' Tina Fey (qv) had to leave _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv) in  order to appear in the show. The schedules overlapped.'),
('793',' Influenced by creator Tina Fey (qv)s experience while being  head'),
('794','writer for _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv).'),
('795',' Liz and Jack are both fluent in German.'),
('796',' The title is derived from 30 Rockerfeller Plaza, the New York City  street address of NBC Universal.'),
('797',' Jeff Richmond, Feys husband, composes all of the shows music and  also serves as a producer on the show. He also appears in some  episodes as the show'),
('798','within'),
('799','the'),
('800','shows piano player.'),
('801',' The shows name is similar to "3rd Rock," the commonly used short  title for _"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1996)_ (qv), another NBC sitcom  created by and starring Saturday Night Live alumni. At the 64th  Golden Globe Awards, Tim Allen mispronounced the shows name as "3rd  Rock" when mentioning Alec Baldwin had been nominated for the Best  Actor in a Television Comedy or Musical Award. Both shows featured  guest appearances by Elaine Stritch (qv) as the mother of one of  the main characters.'),
('802',' On Feb 14, 2007, Entertainment Weekly published an updated review of  30 Rock’, giving the show an "A".'),
('803',' On December 29, 2006, Nielsen Media Research reported the results of  having, for the first time, monitored viewers who use a digital  video recorder to previously'),
('804','record shows for later viewing.  According to the Nielsen numbers, 30 Rock had the fifth'),
('805','largest  increase (viewers who use a DVR to record the show and then watch it  within a week of its initial airing). According to Nielsen, 30 Rock  adds nearly 7.5% to its total audience every week as a result of  these "live plus seven" viewers'),
('806',' Thus far, Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, and Judah  Friedlander are the only actors to appear in every one of the shows  episodes.'),
('807',' Liz and Jenna are both from Chicago.'),
('808',' Franks trucker hat reads "High Score."'),
('809',' The scene when Jack brings Liz a diamond necklace to wear and snaps  the box on her fingers refers to an unscripted scene in Pretty Woman  where Richard Gere brings Julia Roberts (also wearing a red dress) a  diamond necklace and snaps it on her fingers causing her to laugh  out loud. In the scene in 30 Rock, however, instead of laughing out  loud Liz begins swearing that her fingers were hurt.'),
('810',' When Liz answers "Yeah" in German, she actually says some random  German words.'),
('811',' It is revealed that Kenneths middle name is Ellen.'),
('812',' Frank wears three different trucker hats that read "Extra Sausage,"  "Joystick Master," and "Double Cheese."'),
('813',' Franks trucker hat reads "Alabama Legsweep".'),
('814',' Franks trucker hats read Mystery Solver and Bahama Trapezoid.'),
('815',' In the 10'),
('816','second Internet sitcom clip produced by  Will Arnett (qv)s character, the credits that flash by list  Arnett as a guest star.'),
('817',' Franks trucker hats read "Mash Potatos", "Beef Ravioli" and "Atomic  Super Kick".'),
('818',' Franks trucker hat reads "Squeeze It".'),
('819',' The episode was formerly titled "Negotiation."'),
('820',' Franks trucker hats read "Force Field" and "Alien Knight Force".'),
('821',' Franks trucker hats read "Ninja Expert" and "Joystick Master."'),
('822',' Franks three trucker hats read "Ninja Expert," "Arcade Champ," and  "Bigfoot Expert."'),
('823',' This is a special 40 minute episode. It started originally at 9:20  p.m. on NBC in the US.'),
('824',' Franks trucker hat reads "Hand Held."'),
('825',' Tracy was playing Halo 2 on his XBox 360.'),
('826',' It is revealed that Jenna was engaged to David Blaine (qv).'),
('827',' Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch had previously worked with Scott Adsit as  members of Second City Chicago in the late 1990s.'),
('828',' 30 Rock was named Best New Comedy in TV Guide Magazine.'),
('829',' Rachel Dratch was originally supposed to play the role of Jenna  DeCarlo. However after creative revisions producers decided to do  recast the role and instead have Dratch play different recurring  roles throughout the season.'),
('830',' Jenna comments on guest'),
('831','starring on an episode of Law & Order. Jane  Krakowski did indeed guest star on the "Law & Order: Special Victims  Unit" episode "Bound".'),
('832',' Franks trucker hat reads "Ninja Expert"'),
('833',' In the scene where Tracy confronts a member of the crew for looking  at him. The uncredited crew member is Jeff Richmond, Richmond is  Tina Feys husband. He is listed as a producer in the credits along  with writing the music for 30 Rock.'),
('834',' Franks trucker hat says "Done Deal."'),
('835',' When Jack is on the phone, he speaks German.'),
('836',' Chris Parnell reprises his role of Dr. Leo Spaceman from "Tracy Does  Conan".'),
('837',' For the first time, Rachel Dratch reprises a role: "Greta the Cat  Wrangler" from the Pilot Episode.'),
('838',' Franks trucker hat reads "RODS."'),
('839',' Its revealed that Toofers real name is James.'),
('840',' Franks trucker hats read "Over Easy," "ESP Tutor," and "Kung Fu  Beech."'),
('841',' The day this episode aired Alec Baldwin was nominated for a Golden  Globe for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series, which he won.'),
('842',' Franks trucker hats read "1,000,000 POINTS" and "UFO Cop" (edit)'),
('843',' The main plot of Liz being called the C'),
('844','word is based on it  actually happening to Tina Fey (qv).'),
('845',' Franks trucker hat reads "Liz Rocks".'),
('846',' Franks trucker hat reads "Smells."'),
('847',' Franks trucker hats read "Karate Sluts" and "Beef N Bean."'),
('848',' Franks trucker hats read "Coool As Ice" and "Time Travel Agent".'),
('849',' Franks trucker hat reads "Big Foot Expert."'),
('850',' Franks trucker hat reads "Extra Cheese."'),
('851',' Supported by Kotex (Kimberly'),
('852','Clarke).'),
('853',' The Solomons live at 417 Pensdale Road, Rutherford, Ohio.'),
('854',' Physicist Brian Greene has written dialogue for  Lithgow, John (qv)s character.'),
('855',' In the first episode where William Shatner (qv) plays The Big  Giant Head, he talks about the dreadful experience he had aboard an  airplane, whereupon John Lithgow (qv) exclaims, "So did I!" This  is an inside joke about the _"Twilight Zone, The" (1959)_ (qv)  episode Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (1963). William Shatner played the  lead role in that episode of the 1959 TV series and John Lithgow  played the lead role in that story in  _Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983)_ (qv).'),
('856',' During its five'),
('857','year run on primetime, the show underwent more than  15 time'),
('858','slot changes.'),
('859',' During one episode, Dick (John Lithgow (qv)) and Sally  (Kristen Johnston (I) (qv)) are trying to talk to each other in  the kitchen. However, Tommy and his friends are down in the garage  practicing their speed'),
('860','metal song. Dick goes down into the garage  and begins to preach about the sins of rock music to the teens.  Lithgow gave this same sermon in _Footloose (1984)_ (qv).'),
('861',' In an episode dealing with the secret relationship between Dick  and Dr. Albright, the family becomes agitated that Mary is staying  over so much. Sally complains, "Last night she forced us to watch an  A&E Biography on Susan Saint James (qv)!" Jane Curtin (qv) (Dr.  Mary Albright) and Susan Saint James (qv) were co'),
('862','stars on the CBS  sitcom _"Kate & Allie" (1984)_ (qv).'),
('863',' The three main male characters names are Tom, Dick and Harry.'),
('864',' John Lithgows son from his first marriage, Ian Lithgow (I) (qv),  played Dick Solomons student Leon throughout the series'),
('865',' In the episode where they go to New York to start a different life,  Harry gets a job as the President of NBC. As president he arranges a  new schedule for the spoof of _"Will & Grace" (1998)_ (qv). (Will &  Grace is produced by NBC).'),
('866',' In the episode in which Dick (John Lithgow (qv)) accidentally hits  a chipmunk and rushes it to the vet, he has a very dramatic scene  next to the examining table where he rants about his chipmunk being  in pain. He yells "Give my chipmunk his shot!", a reference to  _Terms of Endearment (1983)_ (qv), in which Lithgow also appeared.'),
('867',' The character Dick Solomon was ranked #24 in TV Guides list of the  "25 Greatest Sci'),
('868','Fi Legends" (1 August 2004 issue).'),
('869',' 95% of all episode titles are a play on the word "Dick".'),
('870',' A lot of the sets are used more than once, hence the similar designs  in some places. Eg the classroom used for Harrys night school is in  fact Marys classroom.'),
('871',' Cancelled on 8 April 2001 due to falling viewing figures.'),
('872',' Dick (John Lithgow (qv)) has a fling with the mother of one of his  students, Bug, played by David DeLuise (qv). Bugs father, also  Dicks flings ex'),
('873','husband, and Bugs brothers confront Dick and  attempt to teach him to have more respect for women. Bugs father  was played by Davids real'),
('874','life father, Dom DeLuise (qv), and  Bugs brothers were played by his two real'),
('875','life brothers,  Michael DeLuise (qv) and Peter DeLuise (qv).'),
('876',' The song used in the park scene is "That Thing You Do" by The  Wonders.'),
('877',' The episodes title is a reference to the music group "Frankie goes  to Hollywood"'),
('878',' When Mary and Dick enter the science'),
('879','fiction convention, you can see  two people dressed as Coneheads leaving. Jane Curtin (qv) (Mary  Albright) played a Conehead in _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv)  and in _Coneheads (1993)_ (qv).'),
('880',' The episodes title references "Jailhouse Rock", a song by  Elvis Presley (qv).'),
('881',' The episodes title references Choderlos de Laclos (qv)s novel  "Les liaisons dangereuses"'),
('882',' The episodes title is a reference to  William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s play "Much Ado About Nothing"'),
('883',' Harry takes the women from the self'),
('884','defense class to the park, and  find the man who stole Albrights purse. When the man asks Harry who  he is, he replies "Im Harry, and these are my angels". "Harrys  Angels" was one of the names originally considered for  _"Charlies Angels" (1976)_ (qv).'),
('885',' "Tricky Dick", this episodes title, was Richard Nixon (qv)s  nickname.'),
('886',' The episodes title is a reference to Tina Turner (qv)s song  "Whats love got to do with it"'),
('887',' TV'),
('888','Movie Special'),
('889','Version with a cut from 3 episode and new scenes.'),
('890',' Because of it being the first major science'),
('891','fiction miniseries since  Steven Spielberg (I) (qv)s _"Taken" (2002)_ (qv), and because of  its nearly opposite premise, it is jokingly renamed by sci'),
('892','fans as  "Put Back".'),
('893',' The opening scene played at the beginning of each episode, which  explains the premise of the series, is 44 seconds long.'),
('894',' When the producers were conceiving of the series, the secret of who  had abducted the 4400 was supposed to be revealed in the fifth  season. USA had picked the show up as a miniseries and wanted it to  have some resolution, so the secret was revealed in the fifth  episode.'),
('895',' The address of The 4400 Center, 6265 Crescent Road, is the same as  The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, University of British  Columbia, Vancouver.'),
('896',' In a closing scene of the Season 2 Finale, "Mommys Bosses," Dr.  Kevin Burkhoff, played by Jeffrey Combs (qv) is shown preparing to  inject himself with a dose of "promycin," appearing as a fluorescent  yellow/green serum. This echoes a scene from  _Re'),
('897','Animator (1985)_ (qv), where Herbert West, also played by  Jeffrey Combs (qv), is caught injecting himself with a  similar'),
('898','looking substance to keep his "mind sharp."'),
('899',' This episodes third murder victim is named "Holly Martins". Holly  Martins (Joseph Cotten) is the protagonist of Carol Reeds "The  Third Man".'),
('900',' This long episode is sometimes split into two when aired by a TV  company.'),
('901',' Had a major relaunch on 3 January 2005 when the programme switched  production companies.'),
('902',' The characters in the show work for the fictional Tyneside police  service. The real police service that serves Newcastle'),
('903','upon'),
('904','Tyne is  Northumbria police.'),
('905',' This series was called "The Night Detective" when it aired on BBC  America.'),
('906',' Stopwatches used: Minerva: starting with the third show and for  several shows after Heuer: late 1968 to the late 1970s Aristo: late  1970s to present No stopwatch was in the first two shows of October  8th and 15th, 1968'),
('907',' Ed Bradley (qv) mentioned to Liza Minnelli (qv) that he was  considering piercing his ear. Minnelli encouraged him to do it and  later sent him his first earring.'),
('908',' All episodes are shot in one take without editing.'),
('909',' It is the largest TV show in Spain, with 204 episodes.'),
('910',' The book "7 años de 7 vidas" was made to celebrate the 7th year of  the show'),
('911',' Episode 200 was made live.'),
('912',' The music main theme was performed by three different artists trough  the seven years the show was aired. First was Emilio Aragón  (Composer), the second: Raimundo Amador, and the third one: El Canto  del Loco. Also, in the last episode of the first season, the song  was performed by Blanca Portillo (the actress who played Carlota).'),
('913',' This is the last episode that Eva Santolaria (qv) and  Santi Millán (II) (qv) appear in.'),
('914',' This episode was made in live to commemorate the #200 episode'),
('915',' A promotion for this episode said that "El Frutero" might possibly  reveal his real name. He didnt.'),
('916',' Most of the actors who had left the series collaborated in this  episode, including _Javier Cámara (I)_ (qv),  _Florentino Fernández_ (qv), _Carmen Machi_ (qv),  _Santi Millán (II)_ (qv), _Eva Santolaria_ (qv), _Paz Vega_ (qv),  _Blanca Portillo_ (qv) and _Pau Durà_ (qv).'),
('917',' This was an special live'),
('918','aired episode, the first for a TV'),
('919','series in  Spain.'),
('920',' Norman Lear created this series to make use of the sets from "All In  The Family", which had been sitting in storage since the  cancellation of "Archie Bunkers Place" in 1983.'),
('921',' The restaurant, Dinos Lodge, used in the TV series was then owned  by Dean Martin (I) (qv). Before it was torn down in 1989, it was  located at 8524 Sunset (near Alta Loma) in Los Angeles.'),
('922',' This series was produced by Warner Brothers for ABC and the episode  "The Kookie Caper" (episode 2.2, October 9, 1959) has some inside  jokes about other series produced by that studio for ABC. Early in  episode, Kookie (Edd Byrnes (qv)_ (qv) indicates that he doesnt  know that Will Hutchins (qv) is the star of  _"Sugarfoot" (1957)_ (qv). Later, he can be seen reading an issue of  TV Guide magazine with the stars of _"Maverick" (1957)_ (qv),  James Garner (qv) and Jack Kelly (I) (qv), on the cover. Both of  those shows were produced by Warner Bros., as was this one.'),
('923',' This episode marks the return of Edd "Kookie" Byrnes to the show  following his contract dispute with Warner Brothers.'),
('924',' Rob Reiner (qv)s television acting debut.'),
('925',' Robert Hogans TV debut.'),
('926',' In this episode, no character speaks a line. Thus, "The Silent  Caper".'),
('927',' Stephen Collins (I) (qv) (Reverend Eric Camden) and  Catherine Hicks (qv) (Annie Camden) have both starred in Star Trek  movies. Stephen Collins (I) (qv) played Commander Willard Decker  in _Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)_ (qv) and  Catherine Hicks (qv) played Doctor Gillian Taylor in  _Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)_ (qv). Both had ample screen  time with James T. Kirk himself, William Shatner (qv).'),
('928',' A post'),
('929','September 11th show revolved completely around the deceased  Staff Sergeant Dwight J. Morgan, who was killed in a freak  helicopter crash in Afghanistan. The episode had Ruthie  corresponding with Morgan prior to his death, with actual letters to  home that Morgan wrote to his family, who was a guest in the episode  when Ruthie held a wake for Morgan.'),
('930',' When the show was filming Matt Camdens wedding to a rabbis  daughter, a Los Angeles synagogue originally offered a filming  location contract but withdrew from the filming because of the  shows portrayal of the rabbi as hostile and intolerant towards his  new Christian son'),
('931','in'),
('932','law.'),
('933',' The character Rev. Eric Camden was ranked #11 in TV Guides list  of the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('934',' "Nothing Endures But Change" was based on Beverley Mitchell (qv)s  real'),
('935','life experience.'),
('936',' Before working on the show, the dog "Happy" was a stray that was  abused by her former male owner. Even though she was later rescued  "Happy" still has a fear of men. Before the taping of every new  season Stephen Collins (I) (qv), Barry Watson (I) (qv), and  other adult male actors on the show have to spend some time with  Happy for her to get used to them being around when doing scenes  together.'),
('937',' Beverley Mitchell (qv) (Lucy Camden) auditioned twice for the role  of Lucy Camden. Apparently her first try out didnt go so well and  her agent encouraged her to try for the role again.'),
('938',' The show initially tested poorly among test audiences in the spring  of 1996 before it was picked up as a series. WB executives decided  to move forward with the project and not change anything in the  format despite early test reactions.'),
('939',' At the start of the series 10th season this became the longest  running family drama on television beating out  _"Little House on the Prairie" (1974)_ (qv) and  _"Waltons, The" (1972)_ (qv), both of which aired for nine seasons.'),
('940',' When the Camden twin boys Sam and David were introduced to the show  in the middle of season three the "7th Heaven" crew used quadruplets  (Zachary Brino (qv), Lorenzo Brino (qv), Nikolas Brino (qv),  and Myrinda Brino (qv)) to play the twin babies as they rotated  them around between scenes due to Child Labor Laws and the amount of  time one set babies could be kept under lights and camera. But as  the twin characters became older the producers decided on using one  pair of the quadruplets, Lorenzo and Nikolas, especially since one  of the quadruplets was a girl. Beginning from season six both boys  had the roles permanently of Sam and David Camden and then appearing  in the opening credits of the show.'),
('941',' The exterior shots of the Camden home in the pilot episode of the  series is a real house that is located in Altadena, California. The  house is very recognizable from movies such as  _Baby'),
('942','Sitters Club, The (1995)_ (qv),  _How Stella Got Her Groove Back (1998)_ (qv),  _Risky Business (1983)_ (qv), _Cant Hardly Wait (1998)_ (qv),  _Bye Bye, Love (1995)_ (qv), and others.'),
('943',' In the series, Rev. Eric Camden (Stephen Collins (qv)), the father  of the Camden family is a pastor at the fictional "Glen Oak  Community Church". Its actually a real church '),
('944',' "The First  Christian Church" (Disciples of Christ) that is located in Studio  City, California.'),
('945',' Series creator Brenda Hampton (qv) purposely introduced more  storylines revolving around adoption and foster parenting in the  later seasons of the eighth and ninth years of "7th Heaven" to  express her desire for others to adopt kids who are in need, as she  is also an adoptive parent of two children.'),
('946',' The series has stayed in its original Monday 8/7c time slot on the  WB throughout its entire 10 year run without ever moving to another  night or time, which is very rare for a network television series.'),
('947',' Series creator Brenda Hampton (qv) discovered "Happy" the dog on  another set and then decided to write her into the show. She was  only 7 months old when she did the pilot.'),
('948',' Series creator Brenda Hampton (qv) got the idea of Rev. Eric  Camden and his wife Annie Camden becoming pregnant and having twins  in the third season from her sister who had recently given birth to  twins at the time.'),
('949',' During the fourth and fifth season of the series there was much  controversy over co'),
('950','star Jessica Biel (qv)s (Mary Camden)  unhappiness over the show and her character Mary. She attempted to  leave the show by getting fired when she posed for Gear Magazine to  upset producers and network executives to let her out of her  contract '),
('951',' which shed later regret, as she admitted in later  interviews and was now contented with the series.'),
('952',' Stephen Collins (I) (qv) (Reverend Eric Camden) was offered the  role of Eric Camden two days before the pilot episode was filmed. He  never auditioned for the role. The next day he met the entire cast  in Aaron Spelling (qv)s office and read the script out loud with  them. It was then when he accepted the role.'),
('953',' Writer Ron Zimmerman (qv) who wrote episodes for the series in its  first season later on became a recurring character on the series as  the character Doc, a cancer surviving patient that Camden family  befriends.'),
('954',' In the 7th season series creator Brenda Hampton (qv) created the  role of Chandler Hampton (played by Jeremy London (qv)) and  purposely gave the character her last name to fit more into the show  as Rev. Eric Camdens (Stephen Collins (qv)) associate pastor.'),
('955',' The fictional town of Glen Oak where the series is based in is  supposed to be located somewhere in Southern California, according  to series creator Brenda Hampton (qv).'),
('956',' Barry Watson (I) (qv) (Matt Camden) is the only series regular to  have ever written (7.8 "Peer Pressure") and also direct an episode  (9.16 "Brother Love") of the series.'),
('957',' In real life Beverley Mitchell (qv) (Lucy Camden) is older than  her co'),
('958','star Jessica Biel (qv) (Mary Camden). But on the show  Jessica Biels character Mary is the older sister, while Beverley  Mitchels character Lucy is the younger sister.'),
('959',' When the role of Martin Brewer (Tyler Hoechlin (qv)), the son of  an U.S. soldier originally went out to be cast in May 2003 for the  next season the characters original name was Joe. He was also  supposed to be a bad kid who would create a lot of trouble for  Ruthie Camden (Mackenzie Rosman (qv)) and the rest of her family.  Although, once actor Tyler Hoechlin was cast in the role they  changed the name of the character as well as the personality of the  character to fit more into the family fold.'),
('960',' Series co'),
('961','star George Stults (qv) got the role of Kevin Kinkirk  through the help of his younger brother (actor Geoff Stults (qv))  who had guest starred on the series several times before George was  approached to join the cast as Lucy (Beverley Mitchell (qv))s  love interest.'),
('962',' While the exterior of the house used is actually a real house,  interiors are filmed on sound stages in West Los Angeles.'),
('963',' Out of the four original series to debut on The WBs launch season,  this show was the only show to get renewed beyond its first year.'),
('964',' The show was originally going to end after 10 seasons but after the  series finale aired, The CW network renewed the show at the last  minute and the series finale was changed to the 10th season finale.'),
('965',' The song "Anything You Want" was played at the very beginning of the  very first episode of the show and it was also played again at the  end of the last episode of season 10 (which at the time was the end  of the show for good).'),
('966',' When it was thought that this was going to be the finale of the  series, Brenda Hampton (qv) begged Jessica Biel (qv) to come  back and reprise her role of Mary Camden. Biel had a commitment to  the film _Next (2007)_ (qv). At the very last minute, she had a few  days free from filming, so Hampton rewrote the episode to physically  include Mary in the story (her scenes were even shot after everyone  elses, and then spliced in). Originally, Carlos was talking to Mary  on his cell phone with no one responding on the other end; but,  after the added footage, we were able to experience Marys side of  the conversation. This is how Jessicas 11th'),
('967','hour appearance on the  finale (that wasnt quite a finale) happened.'),
('968',' The Holocaust episode (#2.9 "I Hate You") was based on a true story  from Auschwitz'),
('969','Birkenau survivor Elisabeth Mann who allowed the  writers to create a fictional character to portray her, Charlotte  Kerjesz (played by Rita Zohar (qv)) who befriends Simon  (David Gallagher (qv)). Actor David Gallagher admits this is his  favorite in the entire series.'),
('970',' The band Cody Bryant Band appears in episode 7.9 as Special Music  Guest.'),
('971',' The was the last film project for Ray Walston (qv).'),
('972',' Actor Adam LaVorgna (qv) who played the character Robbie Palmer  for four seasons left the show abruptly after the first few episodes  in the seventh season. His last appearance was in the episode "Peer  Pressure". His character did have lines in the next episode "Lost  Souls", but they were later replaced by the Roxanne Richardson  (Rachel Blanchard (qv)) character saying the lines. No explanation  was ever given for his departure other than the fact that both sides  agreed the parting was "mutual" according to Spelling TV executives.'),
('973',' The character of Rev. Eric Camden (Stephen Collins (qv)) in the  series is based on real life Ordained Minister Erik Kolbell (qv).  He also co'),
('974','wrote the episode "Prodigal" in season 6 with "7th  Heaven" creator Brenda Hampton (qv).'),
('975',' Final performance of Eugene Roche (I) (qv).'),
('976',' Stephen Collins (I) (qv)s (Rev. Eric Camden) real life wife  Faye Grant (qv) guest'),
('977','starred in first season with her husband in  the episode "What Will People Say?" She played a battered wife who  needed counseling from Camden.'),
('978',' David Gallagher (I) (qv)s (Simon Camden) real life sister  Michelle Casey (I) (qv) guest'),
('979','starred on the show in its first  season in the episode "With a Little Help from My Friends," although  the siblings never had any scenes together.'),
('980',' The name 8 out of 10 cats come from the old Whiskas advert 8 out of  10 cats prefer Whiskas to any other cat food'),
('981',' John Ritter (qv) collapsed on the set of the show, and later died,  after filming the first three episodes of the second season. The  series then went on hiatus for a number of weeks, returning in  November 2003 with a modified format addressing the death of  Ritters character. The first post'),
('982','Ritter episode, "Goodbye," was  produced without a laugh track/live audience.'),
('983',' After John Ritter (qv)s death, Katey Sagal (qv) hosted the  final episodes featuring Ritter.'),
('984',' The 8 Simple Rules are:  '),
('985',' Rule One: If you pull into my driveway and honk youd better be    delivering a package, because youre sure as heck not picking    anything up.  '),
('986',' Rule Two: You do not touch my daughter in front of me. You may    glance at her, so long as you do not peer at anything below her    neck. If you cannot keep your eyes or hands off of my daughters    body, I will remove them.  '),
('987',' Rule Three: I am aware that it is considered fashionable for boys    of your age to wear their trousers so loosely that they appear to    be falling off their hips. Please dont take this as an insult,    but you and all of your friends are complete idiots. Still, I want    to be fair and open minded about this issue, so I propose this    compromise: You may come to the door with your underwear showing    and your pants ten sizes too big, and I will not object. However,    In order to assure that your clothes do not, in fact, come off    during the course of your date with my daughter, I will take my    electric staple gun and fasten your trousers securely in place    around your waist.  '),
('988',' Rule Four: Im sure youve been told that in todays world, sex    without utilizing a "barrier method" of some kind can kill you.    Let me elaborate: when it comes to sex, I am the barrier, and I    WILL kill you.  '),
('989',' Rule Five: In order for us to get to know each other, we should    talk about sports, politics, and other issues of the day. Please    do not do this. The only information I require from you is an    indication of when you expect to have my daughter safely back at    my house, and the only word I need from you on this subject is    "early."  '),
('990',' Rule Six: I have no doubt you are a popular fellow, with many    opportunities to date other girls. This is fine with me as long as    it is okay with my daughter. Otherwise, once you have gone out    with my little girl, you will continue to date no one but her    until she is finished with you. If you make her cry, I will make    YOU cry.  '),
('991',' Rule Seven: As you stand in my front hallway, waiting for my    daughter to appear, and more than an hour goes by, do not sigh and    fidget. If you want to be on time for the movie, you should not be    dating. My daughter is putting on her makeup, a process which can    take longer than painting the Golden Gate Bridge. Instead of just    standing there, why dont you do something useful, like changing    the oil in my car?  '),
('992',' Rule Eight: The following places are not appropriate for a date    with my daughter: Places where there are beds, sofas, or anything    softer than a wooden stool. Places lacking parents, policemen, or    nuns. Places where there is darkness. Places where there is    dancing, holding hands, or happiness. Places where the ambient    temperature is warm enough to induce my daughter to wear shorts,    tank tops, midriff T'),
('993','shirts, or anything other than overalls, a    sweater, and a goose down parka zipped up to her chin. Movies with    a strong romantic or sexual theme are to be avoided; movies which    feature chainsaws are okay. Hockey games are okay.'),
('994',' The character Paul Hennessy was ranked #48 in TV Guides list of  the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('995',' John Ritter (qv) received a posthumous Emmy nomination for his  performance.'),
('996',' Amy Davidson (qv), who plays the younger sister, is actually six  years older than Kaley Cuoco (qv), who plays the oldest of the  siblings.'),
('997',' Starting with the episode Goodbye, Part 1, the shows theme was  never shown again. Instead, the screen would just fade out and 8  Simple Rules would just be added to the beginning of the list of  actors.'),
('998',' The set of the comedy _"Threes Company" (1977)_ (qv) was recreated  down to the last detail for Episode #1.16 "Come and Knock on Our  Door".'),
('999',' This was the first episode where James Garner (qv) got billing in  the opening titles, rather than as a guest star.'),
('1000',' This was the final episode John Ritter (qv) appeared in before his  sudden death.'),
('1001',' Cate says something about Paul looking for his socks before going to  the shop. At the end of Part 2 Cate finds the socks under a pillow,  where they form a figure 8.'),
('1002',' At the end of the episode, Cate finds Pauls socks (which he claimed  she had hidden from him) on the back of the pillowcase from his side  of the bed.'),
('1003',' Jim (James Garner (qv)) tells Bridget (Kaley Cuoco (qv)) that  her play was worth missing _"Rockford Files, The" (1974)_ (qv) for.  Garner played the title character (Jim Rockford) on that series  throughout its entire run.'),
('1004',' The actor playing Cates old flame previously played her husband for  10 years in _"Married with Children" (1987)_ (qv).'),
('1005',' As of the second season episode "What Dad Would Want", the shows  title officially shortens to "8 Simple Rules" from its original  title of "8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter".'),
('1006',' Based on the detective novels of Ed McBain (pen name of  Evan Hunter (qv)).'),
('1007',' The first season was done shot on film in front of a studio audience  but switched to videotape for the next season.'),
('1008',' The necklace that Rachel Dennison (qv) wears with her characters  name on it was the same one worn by her sister, Dolly Parton (qv),  who played Doralee in _Nine to Five (1980)_ (qv). It was given to  her by her sister when the series began filming.'),
('1009',' Jane Fonda (qv), who played Judy in the film version, acted as  executive producer during the shows first season. However, she quit  the show after a dispute over the direction of the show.'),
('1010',' According to TNS Gallup TV'),
('1011','Meter the ratings increased by 125%  (500,000 new viewers) when Casper Christensen (qv) replaced  Annette Heick (qv) as Host. She only hosted the first four  episodes.'),
('1012',' First serious attempt to mount a Canadian equivalent to The Tonight  Show.'),
('1013',' This show takes place in Thierry Ardissons flat (93 Faubourg  Saint'),
('1014','Honoré in Paris).'),
('1015',' 999 is the number used in Britain to call the Emergency Services.'),
('1016',' Tip Tipping (qv) died during filming a segment, where his  parachute and reserves failed to open.'),
('1017',' US DVD bonus included American Short "_Close To (1997)_" and  Australian Short "_Cherish (1998)_". These are not part of original  French series.'),
('1018',' Little of this series remains. Until 2006, only approximately  fifteen minutes (the fourth and fifth film reels) of the final  episode survived, plus some clips including the titles. The sequel,  _"Andromeda Breakthrough, The" (1962)_ (qv), survives in its  entirety.'),
('1019',' In January 2006, a 16mm print of episode six ("The Face of the  Tiger") was recovered from a private collector and returned to the  BBC Film Library.'),
('1020',' Liberto Rabal (qv) and Beatriz Rico (qv) join the cast in this  episode.'),
('1021',' Coburn, James (qv) was considered for the role of Hannibal Smith.'),
('1022',' In the opening credits, Dirk Benedict (qv) reacts to a passing  metallic "Cylon warrior". Cylons were the nemesis in Benedicts  earlier series, _"Battlestar Galactica" (1978)_ (qv).'),
('1023',' In the opening sequence, a Cylon is shown walking past Face (Dirk  Benedict) as the credits roll. He responds as if he might recognize  it from somewhere. This is an in'),
('1024','joke referring to his role in the  1978 series Battlestar Galactica.'),
('1025',' Premiered on NBC'),
('1026','TV immediately after the 1983 Super Bowl.'),
('1027',' The gold that was worn by "Mr. T" during filming varied in weight,  usually between 35 and 40 pounds.'),
('1028',' There was some talk about an A'),
('1029','Team reunion, a TV movie where the  A'),
('1030','Team was given a full pardon, but after George Peppard (qv)  died, the idea was dropped.'),
('1031',' The "crime they didnt commit" which led to The A'),
('1032','Team being sent to  a military court was stealing gold bullion from the "Bank of Hanoi"  during the Vietnam War.'),
('1033',' The Spanish (Spain) version of the series has two significant  changes with character nicknames. "Face" is called "Fenix" and  "B.A." Baracus is known as "M.A."'),
('1034',' Most of the episodes were filmed five weeks before they aired.'),
('1035',' In the Italian version, "Face" is called "Sberla" (= "face slap")  and BA is known as PE or "Pessimo Elemento" (= "terrible element").'),
('1036',' Exterior shots of the "hospital" that the team goes to in order to  spring Murdock is the pre'),
('1037','1994 earthquake main building (200) at the  Sepulveda Veterans Hospital in North Hills, San Fernando Valley.  The new, post'),
('1038','earthquake building is used to film Greys Anatomy.'),
('1039',' During the entire series, only five people died on'),
('1040','screen. They  include General Bull Fulbright (Jack Ging), who got shot in the  back by a hostile during an operation working together with the  A'),
('1041','Team. The deaths of at least three more characters were left  ambiguous.'),
('1042',' Almost every single episode involved a car'),
('1043','stunt, where a car had to  jump dramatically in the air and perform a crash landing.'),
('1044',' Television viewers got to choose the ending of this episode, whether  A.J. Bancroft is Facemans real father or not, by voting on a  call'),
('1045','in line.'),
('1046',' Mr. T (qv) reportedly quit the series during filming of the 1985'),
('1047','6  season opening episode "Judgement Day" only to be persuaded to  return with the episodes filming not interrupted.'),
('1048',' Judge Mordente and his daughter Lori get their surname from A'),
('1049','Team  director Tony Mordente (qv).'),
('1050',' In the 1985 episode "A Lease with an Option to Die" the A'),
('1051','team  visits Mrs. Baracus (B.A.s Mum) in Chicago. Mrs. Baracus (played by  Della Reese (qv)) calls B.A. "Scooter", a nickname which wasnt  known before.'),
('1052',' At the exclusive Beverly Bay Country Club, Face calls himself Mr.  Hemmings after frequent A'),
('1053','Team director David Hemmings (qv).  Similarly, the name of this episode director, Tony Mordente (qv),  was used for a character in the Judgement Day two parter directed by  Hemmings.'),
('1054',' In one scene on the beach, Amy can briefly be seen wearing the pink  shoulder less dress she famously wore in A'),
('1055','Team publicity shots.'),
('1056',' The Arango House (completed in 1973) on Mexicos Acapulco Bay was  used in this pilot episode. It is a famous residence built by the  Los Angeles architect John Lautner.'),
('1057',' It was revealed that Faces real name is not Templeton Peck. The  complete list of his assumed names is, in chronological order:  Richard Bancroft (birth name), Alvin Brennar, Al Brennan, Al Peck,  Holmes Morrison, Morrison Holmes, and finally Tempelton Arthur Peck.'),
('1058',' Towards the end of the series, George Peppard (qv) and  Mr. T (qv) began going home earlier and earlier in the day,  leaving most of the work to Dirk Benedict (qv) and  Dwight Schultz (qv). In this episode, Hannibal is missing for most  of its running time, and B.A. hardly ever appears in the same shot  with the other cast members. It would seem all of his scenes were  shot separately.'),
('1059',' Face pretends to be the author of a novel Dr. Dwight Pepper. The  photo on the back of the book '),
('1060',' supposedly the proper Dr. Dwight  Pepper '),
('1061',' is actually a photo of Stephen J. Cannell (qv), the  producer of the series.'),
('1062',' A lost episode entitled "Without Reservations" aired for the first  time during the March reruns of 1987. This episode was probably  meant to air right before the final episode "The Grey Team", based  on the fact that in "Without Reservations" Murdocks T'),
('1063','shirt says  "Almost Fini" while in "The Grey Team" it says "Fini".'),
('1064',' Series folded December 30, 1986'),
('1065','after 98 episodes total, 12 episodes  into the 5th season.'),
('1066',' Throughout the episode, Murdock is obsessed with turning himself  invisible. He claims that all he needs to do to turn invisible is  think about "white paper." This is a reference to an earlier Stephen  J. Cannell series, "The Greatest American Hero".'),
('1067',' Stephen J. Cannell (qv) asked Dwight Schultz (qv) to impersonate  Burt Reynolds (I) (qv) when posing as "Father Harry Dean Hanover".'),
('1068',' During the final season, David McCallum (I) (qv) guest starred as  a Russian villain named Ivan who was once partnered with General  Stockwell (Robert Vaughn (I) (qv)). This reunited the two former  _"Man from U.N.C.L.E., The" (1964)_ (qv) stars. The episode, "The  Say Uncle Affair", was formatted in the same manner as an episode of  _"Man from U.N.C.L.E., The" (1964)_ (qv), complete with "chapter  titles", the word "affair" in the title, and similar scene  transitions. It is thus far the last time that the two actors have  worked together.'),
('1069',' After guest starring in the season 4 finale episode, "The Sound of  Thunder", Tia Carrere (qv) was supposed to join the A'),
('1070','Team as a  member for the start of the 5th season. But due to her not being  able to get out of her contract with the soap'),
('1071','opera  _"General Hospital" (1963)_ (qv), the idea was nixed. Her character  was never mentioned again.'),
('1072',' Only three people were ever shot during the shows run: Murdoch, BA  and General Fullbright who was shot and killed, the only person to  actually die during the shows run.'),
('1073',' The A'),
('1074','Team interrogates General Fulbright in the same hot tub that  was seen in the third season episode "Champ!".'),
('1075',' Apart from obvious James Bond references such as "Ambassador Moore"  and "Prince James", the Oddjob like henchman is named Fröbe after  _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv) actor Gert Fröbe (qv), "Ensign Maxwell"  is named after the original Miss Moneypenny, Lois Maxwell (qv) and  "Miss Trench" refers to the character of Sylvia Trench from  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv) and _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv).'),
('1076',' First appearance of Facemans white Chevrolet Corvette C4'),
('1077',' Murdock and Stevie Faith sing a couple of lines from "A Day in the  Live" by The Beatles (qv)'),
('1078',' Murdock impersonates James Mason (I) each time his left hand takes  on the persona of Lefty.'),
('1079',' James Mason (I) (qv) was an 11th'),
('1080','hour casting decision replacing  an actor who dropped out.'),
('1081',' This was Arthur Lowe (qv)s final sitcom, made shortly before his  death in April 1982 and screened posthumously.'),
('1082',' Director Johnny Manahan (qv) gave the title ASAP which means All  Star Afternoon Party.'),
('1083',' The original hosts were Pops Fernandez (qv),  Martin Nievera (qv), Ariel Rivera (qv) and  Dayanara Torres (qv).'),
('1084',' "A.U.S.A." is short for "Assistant United States Attorney(s)".'),
('1085',' Originally aired on ABC Afternoon Playbreak, this 90 min Gothic  horror movie was so well received that it later aired during  primetime.'),
('1086',' Jose Ferrer (I) (qv), the voice of Cyrano, reprises his lead role  from _Cyrano de Bergerac (1950)_ (qv).'),
('1087',' This was originally telecast as an ABC Afterschool Special on  October 12, 1977.'),
('1088',' Aired as an ABC Afterschool Special. A 30'),
('1089','minute version was also  released.'),
('1090',' This special was filmed in 1983, however it was not broadcast on  television until 1985.'),
('1091',' This originally aired as part of the ABC Afterschool Specials. It  was rerun 22 January 1975.'),
('1092',' This was the first in a long line of ABC Afterschool Specials.'),
('1093',' Will Smith (I) (qv)s acting TV debut.'),
('1094',' Based on the book by Marilyn Reynolds (qv): "Too Soon for Jeff".'),
('1095',' This program was sponsored by the automobile manufacturer The  Chrysler Corporation from the third episode onwards. Thus, the title  was changed to The Plymouth Playhouse, Plymouth being one of the  brand of automobiles manufactured by Chrysler.'),
('1096',' This show was broadcast on the ABC Network on Sunday nights between  7:30 and 8:00 PM Eastern Time.'),
('1097',' Episode 1.3, "Jamie", was the pilot for the 1953 sitcom of the same  name (_"Jamie" (1953)_ (qv)) starring Brandon De Wilde (qv).'),
('1098',' Episode 1.8, "Colonel Humphrey J. Flack", was the pilot for the 1953  series _"Colonel Humphrey Flack" (1953)_ (qv) starring  Alan Mowbray (qv).'),
('1099',' Evolved out of a series of nightly updates after Iranian  revolutionaries stormed the United States embassy in Tehran and held  the staff hostage (1979 '),
('1100',' 1981).'),
('1101',' In the episode commemorating the 40th anniversary of Jackie Robinson  entering the major leagues, L.A. Dodger executive  Campanis, Al (qv) ended his own career by stating that  African'),
('1102','Americans lacked "some of the necessities" to be major  league managers.'),
('1103',' An institution for more than 20 years, in 2002 the future of the  series was cast in doubt when ABC executives attempted to hire  David Letterman (qv) away from CBS for a talk show to replace  "Nightline". Letterman stayed at CBS and the show was saved.'),
('1104',' David Caruso (I) (qv) was originally cast as Archie but was  replaced shortly before filming began.'),
('1105',' Gordon Jump (qv) auditioned to play Mr. Weatherbee. He did not get  that role but the producers liked his audition so much that they  cast him as Mr. Andrews. But nobody notified Jump and he showed up  for filming ready to play Mr. Weatherbee. When he was told of the  error, he took a copy of the script and went off to a corner of the  studio. In just a few minutes, he was prepared to play Mr. Andrews.'),
('1106',' The working title was "The Cartoon Adventures of Robin Hound".'),
('1107',' This version of the "ABC Sunday Night Movie" was a one'),
('1108','season flop.  ABC revived it just a few years later, and began showing theatrical  films never before shown on television. This new version was a huge  success, and featured the first telecasts ever of such motion  pictures as _Carousel (1956)_ (qv),  _Ten Commandments, The (1956)_ (qv), Patton (1970), Love Story  (1970), and The Sting (1973).'),
('1109',' Florida Friebus last project.'),
('1110',' Melissa Joan Hart (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1111',' This was the first network production from the Ruby'),
('1112','Spears studio  and was nominated for an Emmy.'),
('1113',' The film was so successful that is spawned three additional specials  and a three'),
('1114','year run as a series on ABC.'),
('1115',' Originally aired as an "ABC Weekend Special".'),
('1116',' The shows host, Jim McKay (II) (qv), popularized the phrase, "The  thrill of victory, and the agony of defeat."'),
('1117',' Slovenian ski jumper, Vinko Bogataj is the athlete who personified  "The Agony of Defeat" by competing in the 1970 International Ski  Flying Championship in Oberstdorf, W. Germany. The faulty ski jump  he had that day would be seen each week in the series opening  sequence. Jim McKay called Bogatajs accident "A performance that,  in time, would mean he would appear more often on Wide World of  Sports than anyone else."'),
('1118',' The intro was written by Stanley Ralph Ross.'),
('1119',' ALFs name is Gordon Shumway, and hes from the planet Melmac.'),
('1120',' Producer Paul Fusco (qv) was the voice of ALF.'),
('1121',' Michael Eisner (qv), head of The Walt Disney Company, made an  unsuccessful bid to buy the series outright before Lorimar made a  syndication deal with Alien Productions.'),
('1122',' The final episode ("Consider Me Gone") was, indeed, intended as a  cliffhanger. At the time it was filmed, NBC was still up in the air  over whether the show would be cancelled. The cliffhanger format was  intended to help persuade NBC to give the show one more chance, if  only to resolve the "To Be Continued" ending. Six years later, the  TV movie _Project: ALF (1996) (TV)_ (qv) finally brought  closure'),
('1123','although the lack of the original human cast, and poor  writing, cause many fans to reject Project: ALF as part of the  shows canon.'),
('1124',' The name of every episode is also the name of a song. Each is  relevant to the episodes plot.'),
('1125',' ALF stands for Alien Life Form.'),
('1126',' The character ALF was ranked #8 in TV Guides list of the "25  Greatest Sci'),
('1127','Fi Legends" (1 August 2004, Vol. 52, No. 31) and  appears on one of three collectible covers.'),
('1128',' The names of the Melmacian holidays and currencies mentioned by ALF  in some episodes are actually the surnames of the crew'),
('1129','members.'),
('1130',' When the show first aired in Germany it became an instant success.  But it was unfortunate for the German city of "Alf", located at the  Moselle river. The city'),
('1131','limits'),
('1132','signs, featuring the citys name,  were stolen so many times, that the city council decided to buy a  huge number of signs for sale.'),
('1133',' The psychologist Larry (Bill Daily) was Bob Newharts next door  neighbor on The Bob Newhart Show, where Bob played a psychologist.  In addition, his patient on this episode, Mr. Carlin(Jack Riley),  was Bobs patient as well.'),
('1134',' Trevor Ochmonek tells Willy to contact his cousin, who is an  immigration lawyer, by dialing a number and asking for inmate  "24601". 24601 is also the inmate number for Jacque Valjean, the  protagonist of Victor Hugos Les Miserables.'),
('1135',' This episode takes its title from the first line of  Paul McCartney (qv)s 1971 hit "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey".'),
('1136',' The pilot episode was taped on 19 November 2003.'),
('1137',' Except for the family names of Japanese/Japanese'),
('1138','Filipino  characters, all the family names of Filipino main characters are  taken from family names of popular male actors '),
('1139',' Padilla, Montero,  Rosales, Santiago.'),
('1140',' The role of Kim Chiu (qv) and Gerald Anderson (IV) (qv) were  only added after their popularity surged due to Pinoy Big Brother  Teen Edition.'),
('1141',' The title comes from the Filipino word for "shaking or jiggling back  and forth" and it can be explained in one of the settings two  houses which leans from side to side like a rocking chair.'),
('1142',' Most of the cast have appeared previously as contestants of  incarnations of Pinoy Big Brother: Keanna (the winner of the  Celebrity Edition); Kim Chiu (the winner of the Teen Edition);  Gerald Anderson (a runner'),
('1143','up in the Teen Edition); Zanjoe Marudo  (Celebrity Edition); John Prats (Celebrity Edition), and Jason  Gainza (of the shows first season). Pokwang,m while not a  contestant, was part of Pinoy Big Brothers spin'),
('1144','off, Pinoy Big  Brother Buzz.'),
('1145',' During filming, one camera was always kept on Lou Costello because  he was constantly improvising. The funniest bits of business were  then edited into the episode whether they had to do with the  storyline or not.'),
('1146',' In the first season, Abbott and Costello had a pet chimp named  Bingo. But once during filming Bingo bit Lou Costello. Costello  demanded Bingo to be fired. The pet chimp was never mentioned on the  show again.'),
('1147',' Lowest'),
('1148','rated TV show of the 2002'),
('1149','2003 television season.'),
('1150',' In episode 3, starting with the "launch sequence" and continuing on  through much of the robot combat, the background music is the "angel  battle" music from _"Shin seiki evangelion" (1995)_ (qv) (also  produced by Gainax).'),
('1151',' The martial arts sensei panda in episode 4 is a reference to Genma  Saotome from _"Ranma ½" (1989)_ (qv).'),
('1152',' The Turtle Bath and the Grill Pelican are based on oriental deities  which guarded the four hemispheres '),
('1153',' North: Genbu (black tortoise),  South: Suzaku (red bird/peasant/peacock/phoenix), East: Seiryu (blue  dragon), and West: Byakko (white tiger). Hence the location of the  establishments corresponds to their deity counterparts.'),
('1154',' {Poa Poa! Abenobashi Fairy Tale Shopping Arcade (#1.10)}'),
('1155',' When Arumi is granted by Sasshi a supply of video game consoles for  a year, one can see in the pile of toys and other material goods  consoles similar to the XBOX (but with a "Z" on it), GameCube and  PlayStation 2.'),
('1156',' RUNNER'),
('1157','UP for Best Documentary, Golden Space Needle Awards, 2005  Seattle International Film Festival'),
('1158',' This episode was scheduled to be broadcast as the first one of this  season, on 21 July 2005. However it was postponed and replaced by  another episode,  _"Absolute Power" (2003) {Identity Crisis (#2.1)}_ (qv), because its  subject matter relates to a member of the bin Laden family, and  London had recently suffered the 7 July and 21 July bomb attacks by  Islamic terrorists.'),
('1159',' The series started out as a single sketch on  _"French and Saunders" (1987)_ (qv), entitled "The Modern Mother and  Daughter".'),
('1160',' The name of Jennifer Saunders character, Eddy Monsoon, is a play on  her husbands last name, Edmondson. Edmondson, Adrian (qv)  previously used the name Eddy Monsoon himself for a character that  appears in _"Comic Strip Presents, The" (1982)_ (qv).'),
('1161',' All five of the main characters real names begin with the letter J.'),
('1162',' In the episode "The Last Shout, part 1", Patsy Stone makes reference  to "when I was a Bond Girl"; the actress who portrays Patsy,  Joanna Lumley (qv), also played a Bond girl in  _On Her Majestys Secret Service (1969)_ (qv).'),
('1163',' Jane Horrocks (qv) originally auditioned for the part of Saffron,  but Saunders adapted and expanded the role of Bubble for her  instead.'),
('1164',' Ranked #24 in TV Guides list of the "25 Top Cult Shows Ever!" (30  May 2004 issue).'),
('1165',' The inspiration for casting Joanna Lumley (qv) as Patsy came from  a sketch on _"Full Wax, The" (1991)_ (qv) in which Ruby Wax (qv)  interviewed Joanna Lumley, where the actress (who had previously  been seen as a prim and proper English rose) played herself as a  drunk, cocaine addicted washed up has'),
('1166','been.'),
('1167',' In the episode "Morrocco" the houseboy is named Yentob.  Alan Yentob (qv) was then the director of BBC1.'),
('1168',' The cameo role of Patsys sister Jackie Stone (based loosely on  Jackie Onassis) was originally intended for  Charlotte Rampling (qv) but she declined. Kate OMara (qv) was  cast instead.'),
('1169',' It is revealed that Edina is 40.'),
('1170',' Episode #2.02 "Death" was originally meant to air 4th in the series,  however was bumped to 2nd by the BBC when "Hospital" (#2.01) didnt  turn in the ratings they were expecting. Episode #2.04 "New Best  Friend", was meant to air 2nd in the series. Episode #2.03  "Morroco", was meant to air 5th in the series, but was bumped up  when the BBC changed the order of the episodes at last notice. The  majority of filming was done in Morocco within 3 days. The cast and  crew stayed in what was referred to as "the worst hotel north of the  equator!" The rest was filmed in a sound studio in Britain. This  episode was also rated the worst episode in AbFabs history as of  2002. Episode #2.05 "Poor" was meant to air 3rd.'),
('1171',' Episode #1.02 "Fat" was originally meant to be aired as the fourth  episode, however on the advice of Dawn French (qv) it was bumped  up as the second episode.'),
('1172',' The super'),
('1173','enlarged lips in Eddies dream sequence in episode #1.02  "Fat" were created by the same crew who devised the puppets in the  TV series _"Spitting Image" (1984)_ (qv).'),
('1174',' All the France scenes were filmed over a period of two days in the  middle of bad weather. All the shots which appear in the finished  episode were taken when the weather finally died down. Also in this  episode it is revealed that Patsy has never been married, while  Edina has been married twice before.'),
('1175',' You can see a model of the Starship Enterprise in Saffys room  showing that she is a _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv) fan. In episode  #3.03 "Sex", there is another model of the Enterprise in Serges  room.'),
('1176',' We learn tha Eddies full name is Edwina Margrette Rose Monsoon.'),
('1177',' 1949 summer replacement for  _"Chevrolet Tele'),
('1178','Theatre, The" (1948)_ (qv).'),
('1179',' Cheryl and Jims address is 412 Maple Street.'),
('1180',' Jim complains about a DVD'),
('1181','player breaking down while he was trying  to watch the movie _Red Heat (1988)_ (qv)... which starred  James Belushi (qv).'),
('1182',' No surname has ever been stated for any of the principal characters,  they all have first names only. In contrast, a first *and* last name  is stated for the majority of guest characters.'),
('1183',' For the first time, early in the 2005'),
('1184','2006 season, one principal  character has finally gotten a surname. Principal character Dana  (Kimberly Williams) married Dr. Ryan Gidson and became Dana Gidson.  The rest of the principal characters still have no surname.'),
('1185',' Cheryls middle name is Mabel'),
('1186',' Jims band in the series is the real life House Of Blues band The  Scared Hearts, of which Jim is often lead singer.'),
('1187',' Before the show first aired it was titled "The Dad".'),
('1188',' Jims middle name is Orenthal.'),
('1189',' The entire first two seasons of Ace of Wands no longer exist. The  third and final season survives in its entirety.'),
('1190',' The owls real name is Fred.'),
('1191',' Towards the end of the series an opening title sequence was used  which included Miss Babs driving up to the shop in the Acorn  Antiques van.'),
('1192',' Characters were often alluded to but never seen. These included Miss  Babs’ husband Mr. Kenneth. Miss Babs’ triplets. Trixies fiancé  Bobby and the family doctor Dr. Wimley.'),
('1193',' The soap was part of Victoria Wood: As Seen On TV and each episode  of Acorn Antiques was introduced by Suzie Blake.'),
('1194',' Apart From Miss Babs & Mrs Overall the only other two people to  appear in every episode were the antiques shop fanatics played by  Albert & Michaela Welch.'),
('1195',' The series was turned into a West End musical in 2005 and after  completing a sell out run has been renewed for 2007.'),
('1196',' The Director of _Office Space (1999)_ (qv) and Creator of  _"Beavis and Butt'),
('1197','head" (1993)_ (qv), Mike Judge (I) (qv), was in  attendance at the Roller Derby bout covered by HDNet for Across  America, where he researched the Texas Rollergirls for  _"King of The Hill" (1997)_ (qv), which aired in late 2004.'),
('1198',' Originally concieved as a reality show where two friends discuss  music trends and introduce new videos. Rather than rent a house or  struggle each week to find new locations the producers decided to  build a set and write the shows "reality" feel.'),
('1199',' Shows original title was "Spin Control" but was changed prior to the  shows airing.'),
('1200',' Flesh is actually a modified Conan the Adventurer doll, ThunderGirl  is (probably) a Barbie and Stinky Diver is a GI'),
('1201','Joe "Shipwreck"  action figure with his diving mask on backwards.'),
('1202',' After Fox Kids renewed the show for a second season, the network  ordered 13 episodes but then only aired nine of them.'),
('1203',' The coroners long frock coat used by John Zacherle began the  development of one of the best known characters of the 1960s,  "Zacherley", the "Cool Ghoul".'),
('1204',' In the final aired episode, Peter dies of a heart attack and the  paramedics taking him to the hospital call the time of death  "Thursday, 9:30 PM," the day and time the episode was aired.'),
('1205',' 13 Episodes were made but only eight got to air on FOX. The five  remaining episodes were shown on FX.'),
('1206',' The 13th episode was originally billed as the season finale but then  it was changed to the series finale since the show was canceled.'),
('1207',' Was originally intended to air on HBO, with Oliver Platt (qv) as  Peter. Fox was offered the show in order to convince HBO to give  them more money.'),
('1208',' The original plan was to do a season that showed the making of  "Beverly Hills Gun Club" and then actually show the finished movie  on Fox.'),
('1209',' Bob Goldthwait (qv) came in to read for the part of the "Blood &  Piss Guy", but soon walked out because of something  Chris Thompson (VII) (qv) said.'),
('1210',' Peter says to Wendy, "You complete me," a reference to  Mohr, Jay (qv)s _Jerry Maguire (1996)_ (qv).'),
('1211',' Brando, Marlon (qv) made his first TV appearance in "Im No Hero"  on 1/9/1949. His next TV appearance would be in 1979.'),
('1212',' Three plays performed in the first season were restaged in the  second season. "The Thousand Dollar Bill" was originally presented  on 10/17/1948 and again on 11/29/1949; "The Little Wife" originally  presented on 1/16/1949 was again shown on 1/17/1950; and "Joe  McSweens Atomic Machine" was presented on 3/6/1949 and 1/31/1950.'),
('1213',' None of these episodes has been found. Some of them include  performances by actor such as Jessica Tandy (qv) and  Martin Balsam (qv).'),
('1214',' Episodes 1.1 through 2.5 were broadcast on the ABC'),
('1215','TV network at  various times: Ep. 1.1 through 1.25 were broadcast on Sunday  evenings between 8:30 and 9:00 PM Eastern Time. Ep. 1.26 through  1.31 were broadcast on Thursday evenings between 8:30 and 9:00 PM  Eastern Time. Ep. 1.32 through 1.35 were broadcast on Thursday  evenings between 9:30 and 10:00 PM Eastern Time. Ep. 2.1 through 2.5  were broadcast on Wednesday evenings between 8:00 and 8:30 PM  Eastern Time.'),
('1216',' Starting with Episode 2.6, the show was broadcast on the CBS'),
('1217','TV  network: Ep. 2.6 through 2.19 were broadcast on Tuesday evenings  between 9:00 and 9:30 PM Eastern Time. Ep. 2.20 and 2.21 were  broadcast on Friday evenings between 9:00 and 10:00 PM Eastern Time.'),
('1218',' Warren Stevens (I) (qv) first TV project.'),
('1219',' TV debut of Steven Hill (I) (qv).'),
('1220',' First TV project of Leslie Nielsen (qv).'),
('1221',' This is Marlon Brando (qv)s only guest appearance on a television  series.'),
('1222',' Martin Balsam (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1223',' The first episode, "Portrait of a Madonna" by  Williams, Tennessee (qv), was the basis for his 1959 Broadway  play.'),
('1224',' Lee Grant (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1225',' Rod Steiger (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1226',' First televised appearance of Grace Kelly (I) (qv).'),
('1227',' TV debut of Maureen Stapleton (qv).'),
('1228',' Henry Jones (I) (qv) first TV role.'),
('1229',' The 26 episodes produced by Cinema Arts Productions Inc. helped  launch the Black Entertainment Network. Robert L. Johnson began  airing the 30 minute episodes as part of his three hour Friday night  lineup in late 1981. By early 1982 all of the episodes had aired.  Hosted by black composer Phil Moore, the series was repeated in 1982  and 1984. In 1984, the year BET began broadcasting 24 hours per day,  the episodes were listed in TV Guide. At the same time the series  was picked up and distributed by the Armed Forces Radio and  Television Service (AFRTS).'),
('1230',' Twelve episodes out of the twenty'),
('1231','nine made for this series no  longer exist. Season 1 is almost complete with only one episode  missing (Ticket to Terror), whilst Season 2 is almost completely  missing with only two episodes surviving (Black Echo and A Sinister  Sort of Service). In 2003, D for Destruction, the Season 1 finale  episode, was recovered from the BBC in a mislabeled film can. It was  previously an episode thought not to exist.'),
('1232',' The paramedics from _"Emergency!" (1972)_ (qv) sometimes crossed  paths with the cops at Rampart Hospital.'),
('1233',' Star Milner, Martin (qv)s daughter, Amy Milner, made a guest  appearance playing the daughter of a shopkeeper shot during a  robbery. Look for her as Debbie McMahon in episode #164, titled  "Victim of the Crime."'),
('1234',' Martin Milner (qv)s youngest son, Andrew Milner (qv), drove a  mini'),
('1235','bike as Johnny Whitaker (qv)s stunt driver in the episode  "Northwest Division" (episode #137).'),
('1236',' The LAPD station building where the show was based is actually the  Rampart Division, northwest of downtown Los Angeles.'),
('1237',' In the final episode, Reed receives the Medal of Valor for saving  Malloys life.'),
('1238',' During the final season, Malloy had a girlfriend named Judy who was  often talked about and appeared in a couple of episodes. She was  played by Aneta Corsaut (qv).'),
('1239',' The "one" in "One Adam 12" stood for the area of the division they  were stationed in, "Adam" referred to the type of car they drove (a  two'),
('1240','man patrol car) and "12" was for the area they patrolled.'),
('1241',' During the first couple of seasons, Reed and Malloy had an informant  named T.J. (played by Robert Donner (I) (qv)) who was a recovering  heroin addict.'),
('1242',' The dispatcher voice on the program was played by  Shaaron Claridge (qv). Claridge was a real L.A. dispatcher.  Producer Jack Webb thought using a real dispatcher for the  voiceovers would lend authenticity to the program. Webb did the same  thing for his later series, "Emergency!", casting a real'),
('1243','life  emergency dispatcher to voice the role.'),
('1244',' The patrol cars in the series were not real LAPD cruisers, but were  purchased by Universal Studios from Chrysler Corporation and  American Motors, and outfitted by the prop department to LAPD  cruiser specs. In order, the cars were:  '),
('1245',' 1: 1967 Plymouth Belvedere 383 V8 ("pilot" only)  '),
('1246',' 2: 1968 Plymouth Belvedere 383 V8 (season one)  '),
('1247',' 3: 1969 Plymouth Belvedere 383 V8 (season two)  '),
('1248',' 4: 1971 Plymouth Satellite 383 V8 (season three)  '),
('1249',' 5: 1973 AMC Matador 401 V8 (seasons four, five and six)'),
('1250',' In keeping with the reputation of Jack Webbs series being  scrupulously accurate about police procedures, select episodes of  this series were used in police academies as instructional films.'),
('1251',' Except for Martin Milners narration, there was no dialog in this  episode.'),
('1252',' The cast from the television show _"Emergency!" (1972)_ (qv) make a  cross'),
('1253','over guest appearance.'),
('1254',' Kent McCord (qv)s daughter, Kristen McCord (qv), appeared as  Debra in the episode "Operation Action".'),
('1255',' Dispatcher Shaaron Claridge (qv) actually appeared on screen in  5th season episode "Suspended".'),
('1256',' Jeffrey Jones (I) (qv) TV debut.'),
('1257',' Fester was Morticias uncle.'),
('1258',' Though Uncle Fester is a regular on the TV series,  Charles Addams (qv) prototype for Fester in the New Yorker  cartoons was almost exclusively solitary, never shown indoors with  the other family (except once as a painted portrait), and only once  outdoors with the children (going fishing with dynamite).'),
('1259',' With the start of the TV series, The New Yorker magazine stopped  running any Addams'),
('1260','Family'),
('1261','themed cartoons from Charles Addams (qv)  until just prior to his death in 1988, although a few familiar  characters were allowed solitary appearances (the prototypes for  Pugsley, Cousin Itt, and Fester).'),
('1262',' Cousin Itt is the only character whose name was carried over from  the original New Yorker cartoons, where he was just "It".'),
('1263',' Gomez was a lawyer.'),
('1264',' Wednesdays pet, Homer, was a black widow spider. Her headless doll  was named Marie Antoinette.'),
('1265',' Pugsleys pet Octopus was named Aristotle.'),
('1266',' The Addamses lived in a Victorian Mansion at 000 Cemetery Lane.'),
('1267',' Morticias man'),
('1268','eating plant was named Cleopatra.'),
('1269',' This show and its rival series, _"Munsters, The" (1964)_ (qv), both  debuted within a week of one another in September 1964. At the end  of that years TV season, The Munsters ranked #18 in the Nielsens,  with a rating of 24.7, while this show came in at #23, with a 23.9  rating. At the time, Nielsens indicated what percentage of American  TV households tuned in to any given program. By the end of the  following year, both series were canceled.'),
('1270',' It took Carolyn Jones (I) (qv) two hours every day to put on  Morticias make'),
('1271','up. Topping it all off, she wore a wig made of human  hair.'),
('1272',' Cousin Itts voice was done by producer Nat Perrin (qv), who  recited gibberish into a tape recorder and played it back at a  higher speed.'),
('1273',' Charles Addams (qv) never named his characters, but he had to come  up with names for the characters on the TV show (it was one of the  few contributions he made to the series). Within a week he decided  on all of them'),
('1274','except for Mr. Addams, who almost wound up being  called Repelli (for "repellent") instead of Gomez.'),
('1275',' Thing, the disembodied hand/arm limb, was usually played by  Ted Cassidy (qv). When Lurch had to be on camera at the same time  as Thing, however, associate producer Jack Voglin (qv) lent his  hand. A third actor also played Thing on occasion, but his identity  is not known.'),
('1276',' Thing was usually a right hand. Ted Cassidy (qv) (Lurch)  occasionally used his left hand just to see if anybody would notice.  Thing also had an arm, which was seen when it reached outside for  something while in its box.'),
('1277',' The Addamses version of a cuckoo clock was a wolverine that popped  out and growled the hours of the day.'),
('1278',' Gomezs favorite food was eye of newt.'),
('1279',' The doorbell sound was a foghorn.'),
('1280',' Wednesday Addams name is a reference to the nursery rhyme that  says, "Wednesdays child is full of woe."'),
('1281',' Gomez and Morticia Addams were the first married couple on American  TV implied to have a sex life.'),
('1282',' John Astin (qv) was given the choice of two names for his  character, and selected Gomez over Repelli. The sons name was  originally to be Pubert, but was changed to Pugsley because Pubert  sounded too sexual.'),
('1283',' Carolyn Jones (I) (qv) and John Astin (qv) decided to give Gomez  and Morticia "a grand romance" as an antidote to the virtually  asexual parents then common in television shows.'),
('1284',' The train'),
('1285','crash sequence, in which the model trains collide and  explode, was shot once, and that footage was used every time Gomez  wrecked model trains.'),
('1286',' Coogan, Jackie (qv) was originally rejected as Uncle Fester. He  went home, shaved his head, and did his own Fester makeup and  costume. This won him the part.'),
('1287',' The name of the Addamses pet lion was "Kitty Cat".'),
('1288',' Morticias pet names for Gomez generally meaning "Darling"/"My  Darling" are "Bubeleh" (Yiddish), "Mon Cherie" (French), Querido  (Spanish). Gomezs pet names for Morticia also of the same  affectionate meaning are "Cara Mia" (Italian), "Querida"/"Querida  Mia" (Spanish), "Cara Bella" (Spanish literally for "beautiful  face"; Italian for "beautiful darling").'),
('1289',' Blucher (prounounced "Blooker") was the name of Gomezs stockbroker.'),
('1290',' Morticias maiden name was Frump.'),
('1291',' Almost all episodes open in the Addamses living room with the  family playing and having fun. Activities included Gomez doing yoga  headstands, flamenco dancing, sword fighting, bull whip practice,  shooting thrown apples with crossbows and other bizarre games.'),
('1292',' Whenever Gomez needs to know the time, he looks at both his  wristwatch and his pocket watch. Each is hours different from the  other but they always average to the correct time.'),
('1293',' The Addamses often refer to the many cousins of their extended  family. Cousins named are Blah, Bleak, Bleep, Blink, Blob, Cackle,  Caliban, Clot, Creep, Crimp, Cringe, Curdle, Droop, Farouk, Fungus,  Goop, Gripe, Grisly, Grope, Imar, Manuel, Melancholia, Nanook,  Plato, Slimey, Slosh, Slump, Trivia, Turncoat, and Vague.'),
('1294',' Carolyn Jones (I) (qv) not only played Morticia, she also played  Morticias older blonde'),
('1295',' and daisy'),
('1296','haired sister, Ophelia.'),
('1297',' Cousin Itt was related to Gomez.'),
('1298',' Cousin Itts favorite hangout was the Addamses chimney.'),
('1299',' There was a sign in the Addams front yard that read "Beware of the  Thing".'),
('1300',' Gomez almost always read his newspaper while standing on his head.'),
('1301',' Gomez originally was engaged to Morticias sister, Ophelia, in a  arranged marriage. A few days before the wedding, however, he met  and fell in love with Morticia and wound up marrying her instead.'),
('1302',' The occasional role of Granny Frump was played by  Margaret Hamilton (qv).'),
('1303',' Grandmama Addams and Granny Frump were high school classmates.'),
('1304',' The name of Addamses family doctor was a so'),
('1305','called witch doctor  named Dr. Mbogo.'),
('1306',' Even though Gomez would kiss Morticia up and down her arm when she  spoke French or called him "bubeleh", we never saw him kiss her on  the lips.'),
('1307',' At the beginning of the series, Pugsley is eight years old and  Wednesday is six years old.'),
('1308',' The name of the city where the Addamses lived was never mentioned on  the show, although it was somewhere in New York City in the  cartoons.'),
('1309',' The interior decor of the Addamsess home was inspired by the  producers first sight of the eclectic furnishings of  Charles Addams (qv) own New York City apartment, which is why it  does not at all resemble the run'),
('1310','down bare'),
('1311','walls interiors seen in  both the original cartoons or the movies.'),
('1312',' According to John Astin (qv), during his first meeting with  Filmways executives concerning his possible participation in the  show (with executive producer David Levy (III) (qv) in  attendance), he was originally offered the role of the Butler  (Lurch), being told that the show would be centered around this  character. Astin left this initial meeting with many reservations,  wondering if he would have to wear stilts/lifts to portray this  character, etc., and finally convinced himself that this part was  just not going to work for him. The very next day, he received a  call directly from Levy (who, according to Astin, had said little  during the previous days meeting), inviting him to lunch at a  popular Hollywood restaurant. Over lunch, after expressing his  doubts about playing the butler to Levy, Levy then offered him the  role of Gomez; Astin accepted, and the focus of the show was  changed.'),
('1313',' The Addamses were the first TV family to own a home computer (a  UNIVAC).'),
('1314',' Filmways didnt want to pay singers to record the theme song, so  composer Vic Mizzy triple overdubbed his own voice to simulate a  trio.'),
('1315',' In the pilot, Ted Cassidy, who plays Lurch, ad'),
('1316','libbed the famous  line, "You rang?" Originally, Lurch didnt have lines. But the line  got a wave a laughter and Cassidy got more dialog.'),
('1317',' According to the DVD commentary, Ken Weatherwax (Pugsley) was  allergic to the 100% wool costumes that the costume designers  provided, so his mother bought all of his costumes for him.'),
('1318',' Things Spanish name is "dedos", which translates in English to  "fingers"'),
('1319',' One of the sponsors of "The Addams Family" was Dutch Masters Cigars.'),
('1320',' In 2007, M&Ms spoofed ‘The Adams Family’ in a TV commercial  introducing M&Ms Dark Chocolate. The commercial re'),
('1321','created the  opening of the sitcom, licensing the original tune, with the new  M&Ms dressed as The Addams Family cast. According to the firm IAG  Research, this was the TV viewing publics favorite commercial  during the month of April.'),
('1322',' Arriving at the Addams house for her first on'),
('1323','screen visit, Grandma  Frump carried a sack which contained a present for the children: a  rabid cat. Her explanation: "Well, I had to bring them SOMETHING!"'),
('1324',' "Mizzy Bickle", the name of the record producer, is an in'),
('1325','joke  reference to Vic Mizzy (qv), the composer of the shows theme song  and incidental music.'),
('1326',' In episode 1.02, it is stated that Pugsley is 10 years old.'),
('1327',' The character Lurch (Ted Cassidy (qv)), the butler, originally did  not have lines throughout the run of the who TV series. However, in  the pilot, when the bell rang to summon him, Cassidy ad'),
('1328','libs the  famous line, "You rang?". The line gotten a wave of laughter from  the studio audience and Lurch gotten thee in the first episode as  well as dialogue in the show.'),
('1329',' Wednesdays middle name is Friday.'),
('1330',' Once featured a shop named "COOGANS", after Jackie Coogan; the  original Uncle Fester.'),
('1331',' This nonfiction miniseries was the basis of Legs McNeils book, "The  Secret History of The Other Hollywood."'),
('1332',' Out of all of the episodes made for the series, four episodes no  longer exist '),
('1333',' two from the first season are lost as are two from  the second season. The following seasons survive intact.'),
('1334',' Michael Biehn (qv) was offered the role after he worked with  Gale Anne Hurd (qv) on _Clockstoppers (2002)_ (qv).'),
('1335',' Even though it ran for only one season, it produced some of the  highest ratings of any Canadian television program. Never actually  cancelled by the CBC, the shows production company disbanded before  more episodes could be ordered.'),
('1336',' A feature film, "Return to Rainbow Country", was planned but never  made.'),
('1337',' During the scene where the delivery man is having his lunch at the  dock while waiting for Dennis, a stray yellow Labrador was wandering  around the outdoor set. The crew took several takes, each time  trying unsuccessfully to shoo the dog away. Finally the director  decided to just leave the dog in the scene.'),
('1338',' In the scene where Billy is free falling with a faulty parachute and  is grabbed by Roger in mid'),
('1339','air, stunt skydiver Bill Cole was  actually holding a mannequin with a blond wig made to look like  Billy. Bills chute opened in a bad manner, pinning his wrist behind  the harness. While trying to free his wrist, Bill lost hold of the  mannequin at 3000 feet. The mannequin fell harmlessly into the bay.'),
('1340',' The crew built a replica of the tower cupola close to the ground to  film the interior tower scenes.'),
('1341',' The series was filmed at Stockers Farm in Rickmansworth, England  (UK), with the permission of Mr. J.B. Gates.'),
('1342',' This series is based on the book "Black Beauty" for which the writer  got 20 British pounds.'),
('1343',' Briscos horse was billed in the credits as "Comet the Wonder  Horse," and named Comet in the show, with the implication that he  was the smartest character on the show. In fact, "Comet" was  actually portrayed by four separate horses, with the horse being  used in any particular scene depending on the type of action Comet  was expected to perform.'),
('1344',' Lord Bowlers real name was James Longfeather, this was first  revealed in Hard Rock'),
('1345',' Brisco has used the alias, Roscoe Merriweather, which he first  invented in the pilot.'),
('1346',' Peter Hutter always greeted Brisco the same way, no matter what  condition he was in: "Oh hello Briiiisco."'),
('1347',' Pete Hutter died in several episodes to be brought back either in  that episode or a future episode with outlandish but funny reasoning  as to why he was still alive. He died in the pilot in a shoot out,  Chinese death star in And Baby Makes Three and again in High  Treason: Part 2 death by pitchfork.'),
('1348',' Pete Hutter had an obsession with his gun, which he nicknamed Petes  piece.'),
('1349',' Was the last production to film on the Laramie Street backlot set at  Warner Brothers Studios. It was actually being torn down to  accommodate a post'),
('1350','production sound facility during filming of the  show, which was used to rerecord the sound for episodes whose audio  tracks were disrupted by the construction of said facility.'),
('1351',' Lord Bowler is based on Lord Baltimore from  _Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)_ (qv).'),
('1352',' Dixie Cousins was originally supposed to be a one'),
('1353','time character,  with Professor Wickwires daughter Amanda serving as Briscos  recurring love interest. However, due to the popularity of the  character '),
('1354',' as well as the great chemistry between  Bruce Campbell (I) (qv) and Kelly Rutherford (qv) '),
('1355',' Dixie  became a regularly recurring character.'),
('1356',' Bruce Campbell (I) (qv) did a standing back flip during his  audition. His reasoning was that because the show would be very  action'),
('1357','packed, he wanted to impress the producers with his ability  and willingness to handle himself physically.'),
('1358',' The pilot episode featured a reporter named Jonah Collier who was  played by Dan Gerrity (qv). Collier was originally supposed to be  a recurring character who would provide plot explanation at the  beginning of episodes while covering news stories. The character was  removed because the producers decided that the presence of Socrates  Poole and his role as a provider of plot exposition made Jonah  Collier unnecessary.'),
('1359',' By the end of the shows run, only ten of the thirteen members of  John Blys gang were shown to be apprehended or killed. They were:  Big Smith, Jack Randolph, Brett Bones, Blackbeard LaCutte, Winston  Smiles, Juno Dawkins, Doc McCoy, Ned Zed, Pepe Bendix, and Bly  himself. The remaining three gang members are unaccounted for,  although it is implied that they were captured at some point before  the episode "Bye Bly", based on dialog between Brisco and Bowler  where they mention that Pepe Bendix is the last remaining gang  member.'),
('1360',' The Mayor was named after two of Elvis Presleys entourage: Mayor  Sonny Red was named after Red West and Sonny West. The Sherriff  Aaron Viva was of course modeled after Elvis, and lots of little in  jokes were peppered throughout out the episode'),
('1361',' Champion (II) (qv) was in fact played by four different horses.  The original "Champion" that made Gene Autry (I) (qv) famous in  the movies is not the same horse that appeared in the 1955'),
('1362','1956 TV  series. Champion easily earned his title of "Wonder Horse" by  performing a variety of tricks which included kneeling, untying rope  knots and dancing and prancing for the public. It died (buried at  Autrys Melody Ranch) when Autry was serving in the military during  World War II. The others: "Champion" (the horse of the TV series), a  chestnut stallion foaled in 1940. The others'),
('1363','"Champion Jr." and  "Little Champion"'),
('1364','were all used in Autrys postwar films.  "Champions" hoofprints can be seen in front of Graumanns Chinese  Theater in Hollywood.'),
('1365',' P.J. Pesce and Paul DAcri met in high school. They supposedly argue  just like Chico and Guapo.'),
('1366',' An early marionette show in the Los Angeles market which clearly  took their cues from Howdy Doody. Cyclone Malone is sheriff of  Yahzoo Junction in Wishbone Hollow. Helping in the hunt for the bad  guys is his teacher girlfriend Cozy Dumond, and the Indian chief and  the talking animals who live with him.'),
('1367',' Ellery Queen addressed the audience directly towards the end of each  episode to ask if they had deciphered the mystery.'),
('1368',' The final DuMont broadcast was on 6 December 1951, and the series  then moved to ABC.'),
('1369',' Lee Bowman was called in to play Ellery Queen after Richard Hart  suffered a heart attack and died before he could complete the  season.'),
('1370',' This episode was sponsored by Kaiser'),
('1371','Frazer automobiles. Queen  mentions that he was returning to the city in his Kaiser when he  stopped at a small carnival.'),
('1372',' This episode did not air during the series initial run, but aired  later in syndication.'),
('1373',' Wally Cox plays seven different roles in this episode '),
('1374',' Hiram  Holiday, Captain Renaud, Hamid, Malachi, a Berber tribesman, the  tribesmans son and the Professor.'),
('1375',' This episode did not air during the series initial run, but aired  later in syndication.'),
('1376',' This episode did not air during the series initial run, but aired  later in syndication.'),
('1377',' This episode did not air during the series initial run, but aired  later in syndication.'),
('1378',' {The Swordsman (#1.15)}'),
('1379',' Dick Wilson (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1380',' Jimmys father is "Hugh Beaumont Neutron". Hugh Beaumont (qv) was  the actor who starred on _"Leave It to Beaver" (1957)_ (qv) as  Beavers father, Ward Cleaver.'),
('1381',' The last names of Sheen and Libby were revealed in the episode  "Jimmy for President". Sheens name is Sheen Estevez; Libbys name  is Libby Fallfax.'),
('1382',' In the episode "Make Room for Daddy'),
('1383','O" we find out that Sheens full  name is Sheen Juarrera Estevez.'),
('1384',' Sheen Estevez is named in honor of the Estevez/Sheen acting family.'),
('1385',' Kit Carsons horse Apache was performed by movie horse Goldie, owned  by actors Don C. Harvey (qv) and Jean Harvey (I) (qv). He was  kept at the Ralph McCutcheon (qv) ranch.'),
('1386',' Actor John L. Cason (qv), who performed in numerous segments of  Kit Carson, also served as stunt man for Bill Williams (I) (qv).'),
('1387',' The poem that Robert Newton (I) (qv) recites at the beginning of  most episodes ("If sailor tales and sailor tunes...") is entitled  "To the Hesitating Purchaser" and the author,  Robert Louis Stevenson (qv), attached it as a preamble to his  novel "Treasure Island".'),
('1388',' This program aired at 7:00 pm EST on Thursday evenings during the  1948 season over the DuMont Television Network.'),
('1389',' Until it was surpassed by _"Simpsons, The" (1989)_ (qv) in 2004,  this was the longest running comedy series in American television  history.'),
('1390',' First US network sitcom to have the married lead characters share a  bed.'),
('1391',' The character Ozzie Nelson was ranked #21 in TV Guides list of  the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('1392',' The Nelsons house shown in exterior shots on the show is actually  the Nelson familys real home in the Hollywood hills above Hollywood  Boulevard.'),
('1393',' Numerous 1950s episodes were sponsored by Hotpoint and included a  prologue featuring Mary Tyler Moore (qv) as mascot "Happy  Hotpoint".'),
('1394',' The show began as a radio series in 1944. David Nelson (I) (qv)  and Ricky Nelson (I) (qv) were played by professional actors,  because the Nelsons sons were too young, but by 1949 the real David  and Ricky were part of the show. In 1952 the show became a  television series.'),
('1395',' Ricky Nelson (I) (qv)s launch as a rock star on this series is an  interesting tale. He was already musically talented, having  inherited his ability from his parents. As rock'),
('1396','n'),
('1397','roll was starting  to grow and Rickys interest in the music grew, he kept asking  father Ozzie Nelson (qv) to let him play on the show. Initially,  Ozzie resisted until he realized that it was an opportunity to take  advantage of Rickys growth as a "teen idol" and would thereby help  the shows popularity. Ricky first sang a cover of  Fats Domino (qv)s "Im Walking" on the episode "Ricky the  Drummer" and soon afterward more episodes were tailored around  showcasing Rickys talents. However, not everyone was pleased with  his foray into Rock'),
('1398','n'),
('1399','Roll. Most parents in America were still  concerned that rock would be a bad influence on their children and  many wrote letters to Ozzie and Harriet Hilliard (qv) protesting  their allowing their son to take part in the music. The Nelsons  dealt with the furor by injecting moments in the episodes in which  Ozzie and/or Harriet would offer a sound and practical reasoning for  supporting their sons music. With that, the furor died down and  Ricky went on to become a major rocker with hits like "Its Late",  "Traveling Man" and "Hello, Mary Lou".'),
('1400',' The Nelsons love for Tutti'),
('1401','Fruiti ice cream inspired rocker  Little Richard (qv) to write the song of that name which became  his biggest hit.'),
('1402',' The names of the slushies that the Petes, and the baseball team they  belong to, drink are all named after Biblical figures. Flavors  mentioned include Grape Judas, Orange Balthazar and the addictive  Orange Lazarus.'),
('1403',' The near indecipherable and much'),
('1404','debated lyrics to the theme song  are: "Hey smiling strange, youre looking happily deranged (Can you  settle to shoot me,) and have you picked your target yet Hey  Sandy...ai yai yai yai... Dont Ya Talk Back, Hey Sandy Four feet  Away, end of speech its the end of the day We was only funning, but  guiltily I thought... You had it comin, Hey Sandy, Dont Ya Talk  Back, Hey Sandy." The line in parenthesis above has never been  revealed by the band members, and "Can you settle to shoot me?" is  only one of several interpretations.'),
('1405',' This show started out as a series of one'),
('1406','minute shorts that aired  during commercial breaks on Nickelodeon between 1990'),
('1407','1993.'),
('1408',' Toby Husss character of Artie, the Strongest Man in the World, was  initially created at No Shame Theatre at the University of Iowa in  Iowa City.'),
('1409',' According to one of the shows creators,the show was originally  going to be about a boy named Pete and his dog named Pete. But they  changed the dog to a younger brother when they realized a dog  "wasnt exciting enough".'),
('1410',' Although the identity of the character himself is never revealed,  the actor inside the Mr. Tastee suit is Toby Huss.'),
('1411',' The series was shot on the set of the John Ford (I) (qv) western  _Fort Apache (1948)_ (qv)'),
('1412',' Sponsored in the United States by Wild Root Hair Oil Company.'),
('1413',' Blacklisted in Hollywood, Ring Lardner Jr. (qv) and  Ian McLellan Hunter (qv), wrote almost the entire first season of  this British'),
('1414','filmed series under a variety of pen'),
('1415','names. The shows  British producers were fully aware of this deception, but Lardner  and Hunter still changed pseudonyms every few episodes to keep the  American syndication executives from asking to meet the series  writers.'),
('1416',' Archie Duncan (qv) was replaced by Rufus Cruikshank (qv) for ten  episodes, after he had been injured saving two child actors from a  runaway horse.'),
('1417',' Paul Eddington (qv) played more than twenty different parts before  being given the regular role of Will Scarlet.'),
('1418',' The title song was sung by Dick James (III) (qv), who was later to  become John Lennon (I) (qv) and Paul McCartney (qv)s music  publisher.'),
('1419',' Of the 156 episodes made only 74 are known to exist in their  original colour film format, while there are a further 16 duped on  black & white 16mm film. The remaining episodes are currently  missing, whereabouts unknown.'),
('1420',' Produced by members of the then redundant  Gerry Anderson (I) (qv)s Supermarionation crew.'),
('1421',' This is the only missing episode from the first season'),
('1422',' SPOILER: The story "The Red'),
('1423','Headed League" was heavily reworked in  the television version to serve as a lead'),
('1424','in to "The Final Problem".  In the original story, Moriarty doesnt figure at all and Mr.  Merriweather, far from being in on the plot to steal his own banks  deposit of French gold, is merely a put'),
('1425','upon bank manager who was  being deprived of his weekly game of whist to aid Holmes in  capturing the gang of thieves.'),
('1426',' The name of Shirley Holmes nemesis, Molly Hardy, is a play on the  name of her grand'),
('1427','uncle Sherlock Holmes arch'),
('1428','enemy: Professor  Moriarty.'),
('1429',' In a sword fighting/action sequence shot on the beach, Sinbad and  Young Timur (Sean Michael (qv)) are battling one another. At one  point, Sinbad punches Timur in the face and he falls down. When this  was actually filmed, Timur slipped in the sand and Sinbad actually  punched him for real. It was an accident but they kept the take  because it looked so real.'),
('1430',' On the last day of shooting for the first season,  Gesner, Zen  (qv)and Collen, Jaqueline (qv) jumped off the ship  to celebrate while still partially in costume.'),
('1431',' Oris Erhuero (qv)s character, Rongar, was in the early scripts  going to be a guest star for the two part pilot. However, he so  impressed the creator and directors that they added his character to  the main cast.'),
('1432',' DiC Entertainment planned a second season for Adventures of Sonic  the Hedgehog but the second season didnt come around due to the  fact that DiC was busy working on the second season for Sonic the  Hedgehog (SatAM).'),
('1433',' Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog was originally going to air on ABC  Saturday Mornings but then ABC reject Adventures of Sonic the  Hedgehog because ABC thought it had horrible animation, lame plots  and catch phrases. So ABC told DiC Entertainment to come up with a  new cartoon or Sonic would not air on ABC. So Adventures of Sonic  the Hedgehog was transfered to syndication on weekdays while Sonic  the Hedgehog (SatAM) was on ABC Saturday Mornings.'),
('1434',' The 65 episodes of this show (not including Christmas special) ran  on weekdays at the same time as the 13 episodes of the first season  of _"Sonic the Hedgehog" (1993)_ (qv) were being shown on Saturday  mornings.'),
('1435',' The characters of Grounder and Coconuts were based upon the  identically'),
('1436','named enemy robots in  _Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (1992) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('1437',' In the Sonic games, there are seven Chaos Emeralds, all of which are  multi'),
('1438','coloured. In the four'),
('1439','episode story'),
('1440','arc in this show  (comprising "Blackbot the Pirate", "Hedgehog of the Hound Table",  "Robotniks Pyramid Scheme" and "Prehistoric Sonic"), there are four  Chaos Emeralds, all of which are green and of various shapes,  scattered throughout various points in history, and each give a  specific power: invisibility, invincibility, immortality and the  power to give life.'),
('1441',' One episode was adapted for the Sonic the Hedgehog comic book  published by Archie Comics, specifially "Psuedo Sonic" in Sonic the  Hedgehog #9.'),
('1442',' Most of the bounty hunters in the episode "The Super Special Sonic  Search and Smash Squad" was re'),
('1443','used as the cast for  _Dr. Robotniks Mean Bean Machine (1993) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('1444',' The Christmas special, "A Sonic Christmas Blast", used many elements  from _"Sonic the Hedgehog" (1993)_ (qv), including SWATbots and the  appearance of Princess Sally (although a much different Sally to the  one in the other cartoon).'),
('1445',' Part of the theme is "In the Hall of the Mountain King" by  Edvard Grieg (qv).'),
('1446',' Ben Hurst and Pat Allee were pitching ideas to write an episode of  the show however the story editors (Bruce Shelly and Reed Shelly)  rejected the ideas and was not able to write an episode.'),
('1447',' This episode is 141 in production order.'),
('1448',' This episode is 113 in production order.'),
('1449',' This episode is 127 in production order.'),
('1450',' This episode is 108 in production order.'),
('1451',' This episode is 105 in production order.'),
('1452',' This episode is 103 in production order.'),
('1453',' This episode is 128 in production order.'),
('1454',' This episode is 117 in production order.'),
('1455',' This episode is 164 in production order (which is the penultimate  episode created).'),
('1456',' When the series was aired on Toon Disney in the US, this episode was  skipped and was not shown.'),
('1457',' This episode is 136 in production order.'),
('1458',' The episode is 154 in production order.'),
('1459',' This episode is 104 in production order.'),
('1460',' This episode is number 25 in Production order (which is also the air  order in some countries). However an animation cel of the episode  shows that this episode is 225 instead of 125.'),
('1461',' This episode is 106 in production order.'),
('1462',' This episode is 163 in production order.'),
('1463',' This episode is 111 in production order.'),
('1464',' This is the last episode in the series which is episode 165 in  production order.'),
('1465',' This episode is number 2 in Production order.'),
('1466',' The miser mole in the episode is called Spelunk.'),
('1467',' This is the pilot episode (production order 101) of the series.'),
('1468',' The bounty hunters of the episode werent given names but in  _Dr. Robotniks Mean Bean Machine (1993) (VG)_ (qv) which the bounty  hunters appear do have names.'),
('1469',' This episode is 116 in production order.'),
('1470',' This is one of the only two episodes that Tails proper name (Miles)  is used.'),
('1471',' The music is at a slower pitch (including the Sonic Says segment)  compared to the other episodes.'),
('1472',' Tails real name is Miles Prower. Sonic gave him the nickname Tails  for obvious reasons, but also because of the foxs immense dislike  of his given name.'),
('1473',' This episode is 119 in production order.'),
('1474',' This episode is 114 in production order.'),
('1475',' This episode is 115 in production order.'),
('1476',' This episode introduces a character called Professor Von Schlemmer  who is an orange hair, green skin scientist.'),
('1477',' This episode is 107 in production order.'),
('1478',' The budget for this series was $513,480. The series came in about  $60,000 over budget, mostly due to a strike by the Screen Actors  Guild.'),
('1479',' The announcer who read, "Faster than a speeding bullet, more  powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single  bound" was Bill Kennedy (I) (qv) who appeared in the episode  "Crime Wave."'),
('1480',' When the series was filmed in black and white during its first two  seasons, George Reeves (I) (qv) wore a brown for red, gray for  blue and white for yellow costume. When the show began filming in  color in 1954, he switched to the trademark red and blue suit.'),
('1481',' Because of a limited budget, all episodes were filmed out of  sequence, with all scenes in Perry Whites office, for example,  being done at once. This explains why the actors always seemed to  wear the same clothes in every episode.'),
('1482',' George Reeves (I) (qv) was suspended by cables when he appeared to  be flying during the first two seasons. In subsequent seasons he was  positioned on a molded platform contoured to fit his body, and wore  his costume over it.Exterior landing scenes were accomplished by  having Reeves jump off of a ladder.When he came through the window,  Reeves would jump and swing in from a bar stationed outside the  window'),
('1483',' Initially, the cast regulars were paid $200 per episode. They had to  beg the producer to give them a $50 raise, which they got, but the  producer didnt speak to any of them for two weeks afterwards.'),
('1484',' The first 26 episodes were filmed in 1951, but did not appear on  television until 1952, when Kelloggs Cereals agreed to sponsor the  show.'),
('1485',' An additional season of episodes was to have been filmed beginning  in mid'),
('1486','summer 1959, with George Reeves (I) (qv) returning as  Superman. The revival was cancelled after Reeves death that June.'),
('1487',' In episode #1.1 "Superman on Earth" a number of the costumes worn in  the Krypton sequences were cannibalized from ones used in 1940s  serials which were comic strip and comic book adaptations. The  costume that Jor'),
('1488','El, Supermans father is the same one that  Buster Crabbe (qv) wore in the serial  _Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe (1940)_ (qv). Other Kryptonians  wore parts of the costumes of Captain Marvel (from  _Adventures of Captain Marvel (1941)_ (qv)) and Captain America  (from _Captain America (1944)_ (qv)) among others.'),
('1489',' It is now common knowledge that Clark Kents Earth parents were  named Jonathan and Martha. However, in the first episode, "Superman  on Earth", Kents parents were named Eben and Sarah. This is because  the comics themselves were inconsistent with the Kents given names  until the characters became major players in "Superboy" comics  stories at about this same time. The names Sarah and Eben were first  used in the novel The Adventures of Superman (1942) and in the first  Superman serial.'),
('1490',' Phyllis Coates (qv) played the role of Lois Lane in the first  season. When Coates left the series, she was replaced by  Noel Neill (qv) who had already played the role in the earlier  movie serials.'),
('1491',' A different shot of a train was used intermittently on a few of the  first episodes in the first season for the opening credits over the  famous "more powerful than a locomotive" line.'),
('1492',' In the early episodes, George Reeves (I) (qv) wore glasses without  lenses in them when he played Clark Kent. As he got older Reeves  eventually needed a real prescription for eyeglasses, so he began  wearing his own glasses, as can be seen in many later episodes when  you can see the stage lights being reflected off the lenses.'),
('1493',' The first seasons were created by a team experienced in the  production of B movies and serials. The producers and their  production team simply treated each episode as if were a mini (25  minute) B movie.'),
('1494',' The producers never expected the audience to be able to see more  than one episode per week. That is why some actors, such as  Tristam Coffin (qv), appeared is successive episodes playing  different characters.'),
('1495',' When the series was picked up by Kelloggs, the breakfast cereal  manufacturer, some of the cast members were able to make extra money  by appearing in Kelloggs commercials. This did not include  Phyllis Coates (qv) or Noel Neill (qv). It was felt that Lois  Lane having breakfast with Clark Kent was too suggestive.'),
('1496',' A running gag on the show was to have a thug fire his gun at  Superman until it was out of bullets. Superman, being bulletproof  wouldnt move and let the bullets bounce off of him. When the  villain realized his gun was empty he would throw his gun at  Superman and Superman would then duck after having bullets fired at  him.'),
('1497',' The Superman costume was padded to make it appear that  George Reeves (I) (qv) had greater bulk. However, Reeves himself  did most of the stunts, which required impressive athletic ability  including jumping from substantial heights (to simulate Superman  landing in the frame), hitting a springboard with sufficient force  to propel him out of frame (to simulate Superman taking off in  flight), swinging through windows, and hours spent doing wire work  and being in a body support platform to create the scenes of  Superman flying.'),
('1498',' In the early seasons, wire work was used to create some of the  flying scenes. During the course of this work there had been some  minor mishaps, but on one occasion the support wires snapped,  causing George Reeves (I) (qv) to be dropped to the floor. Reeves  refused to do anymore wire work. This is why episodes in the early  seasons would show Superman taking off in flight within the frame.  But, in later seasons, he would run toward the camera, hit a  springboard hidden below frame and leap out of frame.'),
('1499',' The train seen in the opening sequence for the first 2 seasons is a  streamline steam locomotive. Starting with the 3rd season which were  filmed in color, a modern diesel locomotive was seen instead.'),
('1500',' In the first season, when Phyllis Coates (qv) played Lois Lane,  she got star billing along with George Reeves (I) (qv). When  Noel Neill (qv) took over the role in the second season, her  character was reduced to featured billing.'),
('1501',' Throughout the entire run of the series, one building is seen as the  Daily Planet Building. It is really Los Angeles City Hall. The rest  of the buildings that stand in for "Metropolis" were back lot  facades at the old RKO Forty Acres lot in Culver City, which earlier  had been Atlanta for "Gone With the Wind," and would later serve as  Mayberry for "The Andy Griffith Show."'),
('1502',' In this episode, which takes place at a movie studio, the director,  Mr. Carr, is being played by Stephen Carr (I) (qv), the brother of  real life director Thomas Carr (I) (qv), who directed this  episode. Steve Carr served as dialogue director for Season One and  appeared uncredited in much of Season One, as well as served as the  man pointing to Superman in the sky in the classic opening credits  of Seasons One and Two.'),
('1503',' The plot is based on Sherlock Holmess "Adventure of the Six  Napoleons" by Arthur Conan Doyle.'),
('1504',' Ashdowns character, Kathy Williams, is the first person to fly with  Superman and in close'),
('1505','up on television. In production order, other  flying scenes previous to this episode, on Season One, "Superman on  Earth" and "The Human Bomb", used dummies in place of actors to  rescue a falling person.'),
('1506',' The robot costume was created originally for  _Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters, The (1954)_ (qv), and makes a very  brief later appearance in Creation of the Humanoids.'),
('1507',' Although her name is listed in the credits, actress  Maudie Prickett (qv) does not actually appear in this episode, and  neither do Phyllis Coates (qv) nor John Hamilton (I) (qv).'),
('1508',' The role of Inspector Hill (played by Marshall Reed (qv)) was  created when producers had to cover for three days of filming missed  by Robert Shayne (qv) who was testifying before the U.S. House of  Representatives Un'),
('1509','American Actitivies Committee.'),
('1510',' One of the crime scenes has a man in a lead mask robbing the safe of  the Ellsworth Jewelry Company. Whitney Ellsworth (qv) was the  series producer.'),
('1511',' This is the only episode in which only Clark Kent/Superman  (George Reeves (I) (qv)) appeared. Theres no sign of Lois Lane  (Phyllis Coates (qv) and Noel Neill (qv)), Jimmy Olsen  (Jack Larson (I) (qv)), Perry White (John Hamilton (I) (qv)), or  Insp. Bill Henderson (Robert Shayne (I) (qv)) appearing in this  episode at all.'),
('1512',' Although their names are listed in the end credits, Phyllis Coates,  Jack Larson, and John Hamilton do not actually appear in this  episode.'),
('1513',' This episode, and the next one, The Unknown People: Part II (#1.26),  was originally part of theatrical film Superman and the Mole'),
('1514','Men  (1951). The producers of the series later edited the film into  episodes of the show.'),
('1515',' This episode is Part I of the only two'),
('1516','part (or multi'),
('1517','part) episode  in the entire series.'),
('1518',' This episode, and the previous one, The Unknown People: Part I  (#1.25), was originally part of theatrical film Superman and the  Mole'),
('1519','Men (1951). The producers of the series later edited the film  into episodes of the show.'),
('1520',' This episode is the second and final part of the only two'),
('1521','part (or  multi'),
('1522','part) episode in the entire series.'),
('1523',' An episode depicting Tweeg, L.B. and piles of old books was in  pre'),
('1524','production at Atkinson Film Arts in Ottawa around Christmas  1986, with scripts trickling slowly into the layout and posing  departments. Some bored posers began putting silly and risque titles  to the books, expecting they would be deleted later, when the scenes  were animated in Korea. A month hence, the Korean rushes returned to  Ottawa and the scenes were screened to the sponsors. To everyones  shock and to Atkinsons chagrin, it was clear these inappropriate  book titles remained until this point of the product. Korean  animators could not understand English and didnt realize these  titles were meant as a temporary joke. Atkinsons ate the cost of  repairing the scenes, yet portions of the bogus titles remain in the  final cut.'),
('1525',' Fifty'),
('1526','one out of the fifty'),
('1527','two episodes made no longer exist. The  only surviving episode is Twizzle and Footso, the very first  episode.'),
('1528',' Wild Bill Hickoks horse was named "Buckshot".'),
('1529',' Jingle Joness horse was named "Joker".'),
('1530',' The show is approved and recommended by the National Education  Association. This is stated on'),
('1531','screen with voice'),
('1532','over prior to every  episode.'),
('1533',' Was repackaged into 25 minute episodes and re'),
('1534','released as  _"Ten Again, The" (1963)_ (qv).'),
('1535',' A few episodes were also made in color.'),
('1536',' The series was actually produced two years earlier, in 1989.'),
('1537',' Began as a series of short films for MTV. Each of these films, plus  a couple of full episodes, ended with Aeon Flux being killed, with  continuity being "rebooted" in the following episode. This angle was  phased out over time. Plans for a second season were discussed, but  as of 2005 have yet to be fulfilled.'),
('1538',' On "Liquid Television", the "Aeon Flux" shorts always ended with  Aeon dying and she never said a word (except for one episode). On  her own regular series, Aeon and Trevor were the only characters  that would always live to the end.'),
('1539',' Nadja Hüpscher (qv)s role was meant for  Liesbeth Kamerling (qv), but she had to drop out due to her  pregnancy.'),
('1540',' Daneman, Paul (qv) based the series upon his own experiences after  a heart attack.'),
('1541',' While filming a wild love scene Heike Makatsch (qv) broke two rips  of partner Stefan Kurt (qv).'),
('1542',' The first location manager was temporarily banned from the set by  the director.'),
('1543',' Originally a radio series on BBC Radio 4.'),
('1544',' Joan Sanderson (qv) died on 24 May 1992, between the recording and  transmission of the fourth series.'),
('1545',' The series was top'),
('1546','rated during its initial season but was canceled  midway through its second when its ratings took a sharp decline.'),
('1547',' Col. Flagg and Radar OReilly were the only characters from  _"M*A*S*H" (1972)_ (qv) to appear in guest roles.'),
('1548',' As of July 2005, the final episode has never aired.'),
('1549',' In the second season, plans were afoot to have Alan Alda (qv)  and/or other veterans of the original series appear in order to  boost the shows ratings, but the series was cancelled before any of  these plans were finalized.'),
('1550',' A series starring Gary Burghoff as Radar was proposed as a spin'),
('1551','off  of this series, but it didnt sell and the pilot episode,  "W*A*L*T*E*R", aired only once (7/17/84).'),
('1552',' The cast and crew were based at the UN camp at Plesou and were  protected by a Pakistani UN Special Forces troop during filming,  which took place during the Serb'),
('1553','Croat war and was filmed in the  actual location of the orphanage at Lipik. The orphanage was bombed  days after filming finished and many of the children featured were  killed and the building destroyed. The BBC felt that it would be  "politically inappropriate" to mention this fact over the titles at  the end of the programme when it was broadcast.'),
('1554',' This series was hosted on camera by Bill Bixby.'),
('1555',' The show was originally conceived as a look at how the CIA was  surviving in the post'),
('1556','Cold War era. When the World Trade Center was  destroyed, it changed the entire focus of the show and required the  replacement of the character of Alex Pierce.'),
('1557',' The cell phone used by agent Stiles is a Sony'),
('1558','Ericsson T68i.'),
('1559',' Originally filmed in 1964.'),
('1560',' Toho Company Ltd., the makers of Godzilla, was going to sue Japan  Radio Pictures, as they thought Agon looked too much like their  famous monster. But when they found that director/writer/SPFX  director Fuminori Ohashi (qv) (who helped out in making the first  Godzilla suit) was working on the show, Toho simply said, "Oh, its  you! Well, its okay then!"'),
('1561',' This show popularized the "Journalist Round Table Discussion" format  used by many other more well more know shows, such as the McLaughlin  Group, PBSs "Washington Week in Review" and "This Week with David  Brinkley". Several of the Agronksy regulars moved on to those shows,  most notably George Will. Other prominent journalist who were  regulars on the show included Journalist Elizabeth Drew, the  pioneering African'),
('1562','American Columnist Carl Rowan, Time Magazine  editor Hugh Sidey and columnist James J. Kilpratrick. Kilpatrick  gained fame in the 1970s for his contentious commentary in 60  minutes "Point'),
('1563','Counter Point" segment".'),
('1564',' After Martin Agronsky (qv) retired, newscaster  Gordon Peterson (qv) took over as moderator and the title was  changed to _"Inside Washington" (1988)_ (qv).'),
('1565',' Initially aired over RPN'),
('1566','9. It was later transferred to ABS'),
('1567','CBN 2.'),
('1568',' After 42 episodes the series was cancelled. The website of the TV  station RTL, rtl'),
('1569','now.de, released episodes 43'),
('1570','60 online.'),
('1571',' Kaoru and Aois surnames are flower references. Kaorus surname  Hanabishi refers to a flower'),
('1572','shaped family crest, while Aois  surname Sakuraba refers to a cherry blossom courtyard or garden.  Even their personal names are flower references: Kaoru means  "fragrant" (the pleasant smells commonly attributed to flowers)  while Aoi means "hollyhock", an Asian plant having a long cluster of  showy, variously colored flowers.'),
('1573',' Taeko Minazukis personal name (Taeko) means "delicate child",  reflecting her clumsy personality. Mayu Miyukis personal name  (Mayu) means "cocoon", a reference to her family owning a silk  company. Cocoons from silkworms are used to make silk.'),
('1574',' Based on a manga series first serialized in "Young Animal", a  Japanese mens magazine.'),
('1575',' The title, Ai Yori Aoshi ("Bluer Than Indigo") is based on an old  Chinese proverb: blue dye is made from indigo colored grass, yet the  blue dyes color is much deeper than the color of its origin. In  another words, the pupil has exceeds the master.'),
('1576',' The three schoolgirls whom Yukito speaks with are cameo characters  from the game and anime Kanon, another Key/Visual Arts  production. The schoolgirls are (as Yukito sees them) from left to  right: Ayu Tsukimiya, Nayuki Minase, and Makoto Sawatari.'),
('1577',' After the show was canceled the chopper was sold to a German firm.  Airwolf '),
('1578',' as a Bell 222 '),
('1579',' flew as an air ambulance. On 9 June 1991  it crashed during a thunderstorm, killing all three passengers.'),
('1580',' During filming, a Huey helicopter crashed during a maneuver in Pico  Canyon in California. Reid Rondell (qv),  Jan'),
('1581','Michael Vincent (qv)s stunt double, was killed, and a special  credit appeared at the end of that particular episode dedicating the  installment to him.'),
('1582',' Robert F. Simon (qv)s final role.'),
('1583',' The original CBS incarnation of Airwolf was canceled after only  three seasons due to declining ratings and star Jan Michael  Vincents growing problem with alcoholism. Universal Studios  produced this "sequel" series on a shoestring budget in Canada, in  order to provide enough episodes for both shows to be sold into  syndication.'),
('1584',' The show was originally cast and set to be directed in Monster  Island Studios. The original director was Charles Campbell with a  cast that included Larissa Wolcott and Samantha Inoue Harte. 2 days  into recording, the show was taken to Industrial Smoke And Mirrors  where the entire cast and crew were replaced.'),
('1585',' East German TV news was often full of propaganda, so East Germans  preferred to watch West German ARD Tagesschau news that could be  received by antenna even if it was officially forbidden.'),
('1586',' This live half'),
('1587','hour variety program aired over the DuMont Television  Network at 8:30 pm EST each Monday in its two seasons. The final  broadcast was on August 30, 1951.'),
('1588',' This mini'),
('1589','series is part of the cycle Narciso Ibáñez Menta (qv)s  Obras Maestras del Terror.'),
('1590',' First TV'),
('1591','series in the history of Spanish television filmed in High  Definition.'),
('1592',' Carla Pérez (II) (qv) left the series in this episode.'),
('1593',' This is the last episode Laura Manzanedo (qv) appears in.'),
('1594',' Diana Palazón (qv) rejoined the cast as Miranda in this episode  after two months without appearing in the TV'),
('1595','series.'),
('1596',' The successful Spanish music group El Canto del Loco performance  their song No quiero nada, included in their first album released in  2000.'),
('1597',' This is the last episode Daniel Huarte (qv) appears in.'),
('1598',' This is the last episode Roberto Hoyas (qv) appears in.'),
('1599',' This is the first episode Olivia Molina (I) (qv) appears in.'),
('1600',' Rubén Ochandiano (qv) disappears from the opening credits in this  episode and Olivia Molina (I) (qv) is included.'),
('1601',' The set of Hospital Central appears in some scenes of this episode.'),
('1602',' This is the last episode Antonio Barroso (qv) (Lucas) appears in.'),
('1603',' This is the episode number 800 of Al salir de clase.'),
('1604',' This is the last episode Elena Seguí (qv) (Gemma) and  Rodrigo García (II) (qv) (Pablo) appear in.'),
('1605',' This is the episode number 1000 of the TV'),
('1606','series.'),
('1607',' Mateo (Fernando Andina (qv)) and Miranda (Diana Palazón (qv))  married in this episode.'),
('1608',' This is the last episode of the series Fernando Andina (qv)) and  Diana Palazón (qv) appear in.'),
('1609',' Alejo Sauras (qv) (Santi), Bernabé Fernández (qv) (Rubén) and  Marta Solaz (qv) (Violeta) returned to the series in this episode.  They had left the series some months before.'),
('1610',' Iván Hermés (qv) rejoins the cast of the series in this episode  after several months without working in it.'),
('1611',' This is the first episode of the series Félix Gómez (III) (qv)  (Jero) appears in.'),
('1612',' Rodolfo Sancho (qv), Sonia Okomo (qv) and Iván Alonso (qv)  disappeared from the opening credits in this episode.  Ana María Vidal (qv) and Antonio Medina (I) (qv) were included.'),
('1613',' Cristina Castaño (qv) rejoins the cast as Lydia in this episode.'),
('1614',' This is the last episode that Sonia Okomo (qv) and  Iván Alonso (qv) appeared in.'),
('1615',' {El mejor regalo (#8.90)}'),
('1616',' This was a special Christmas episode with flashbacks of previous  ones and images of actors who had already left the series.'),
('1617',' This is the last episode Carmen Morales appears in.'),
('1618',' This is the last episode Víctor Clavijo (qv),  Maribel Ribera (qv) and Emilio Linder (qv) appear in.'),
('1619',' This is the last episode Rubén Ochandiano (qv) appears in.'),
('1620',' Marta Solaz (qv), Diana Palazón (qv), Rafael Reaño (qv),  Sonia Okomo (qv) and Alejo Sauras (qv) joined the cast of the  TV'),
('1621','series and first appeared in the opening credits in this episode.'),
('1622',' Hugo Silva (III) (qv), Leticia Dolera (qv), Elsa Pinilla (qv),  Laura Pinto (qv), Úrsula Sebastián (qv) and  Antonio Barroso (qv) are the new actors in the season which starts  with this episode.'),
('1623',' Roberto Hoyas (qv) and Elvira Prado return to the series and are  included again in the opening credits in this episode.'),
('1624',' Diana Wrana (qv) and Bernabé Fernández (qv) are included in the  opening credits in this episode, although they started to appear in  it before.'),
('1625',' Ana María Vidal (qv), Antonio Medina (I) (qv),  Beatriz Santana (qv), Janfri Topera (qv) and  Irune Manzano (qv) rejoin the cast in this episode after the  summer season.'),
('1626',' Elvira Prado (qv) (Elisa) left the series for some episodes after  this, but returned later.'),
('1627',' This is the first episode Aure Sánchez (qv) appears in.'),
('1628',' This is the last episode Elena Rayos (qv) appears in as Julia.'),
('1629',' José Montó (qv) rejoin the cast in this episode as Eloy.'),
('1630',' Alejo Sauras (qv) disappears from the series in this episode, but  would return later.'),
('1631',' Carla Pérez (II) (qv), Fernando Andina (qv), Nacho López (qv)  and Álex Cueva (qv) are included in the opening credits since this  episode. Mariano Alameda (qv) disappears from them.'),
('1632',' Pablo Turégano (qv) and Bernabé Fernández (qv) join the cast in  this episode as Iván and Rubén.'),
('1633',' This is the last episode Mariano Alameda (qv) appears in.'),
('1634',' This is the last episode Beatriz Santana (qv) appears in. Her  character was sent to Italy with Jaime, her ex'),
('1635','boyfriend.'),
('1636',' This is the last episode Roberto Hoyas (qv) appears in.'),
('1637',' Carla Pérez (qv) and Janfri Topera (qv) (Enrique) joined the  cast in this episode.'),
('1638',' Pablo Turégano (qv) rejoins the cast as Iván in this episode.'),
('1639',' Diana Wrana (qv) (Inma) and Elena Seguí (qv) (Gemma), join the  cast in this episode.'),
('1640',' Paxton Winters is the first foreign director to shoot a Turkish TV  Series.'),
('1641',' Many episodes were based upon old stories or elements from classic  movies.'),
('1642',' The show was so popular that it ran for 86 episodes (three seasons).'),
('1643',' The opening credits originally included scenes from  _Return of Jafar, The (1994) (V)_ (qv) which the series followed,  chronologically. By the third season many of the clips were replaced  by scenes from previous episodes.'),
('1644',' Though the series follows "The Return of Jafar" chronologically, it  actually premiered just before the movie. So certain elements (such  as why Iago was a "good guy" and why the Genie was still with them)  were unexplained.'),
('1645',' One of the few exceptions to Disneys 65'),
('1646','episode limit.'),
('1647',' The little boy who idolizes Aladdin is named Wahid. "Wahid" is  Arabic for "boy".'),
('1648',' The music that Samir the Destroyer dances to was originally going to  be the famous Stan Getz track "The Girl From Ipanema". Stan Getz had  just passed away in June 91, and the kingdom of Getzistan was named  for him.'),
('1649',' The monster in this episode is called El'),
('1650','Katib, which means the  writer in Arabic.'),
('1651',' The race of giant spiders living under Agrabah are named "unkboot",  which is Arabic for "spider".'),
('1652',' Aracely Arámbula (qv) was considered to star.'),
('1653',' Every year, the ZDF shows a years review.'),
('1654',' Laurence Harvey made his US TV debut in "The Small Servant," episode  1.2.'),
('1655',' "The Stingiest Man in Town" was a musical adaptation of Charles  Dickens "A Christmas Carol" with Basil Rathbone singing.'),
('1656',' Simon Oaklands TV debut.'),
('1657',' Dabney Colemans TV debut.'),
('1658',' This was the pilot for the TV series "Channing."'),
('1659',' The TV series "Wide Country" was spun off from this episode.'),
('1660',' The TV series "McHales Navy" was spun off from this episode, but  the format was changed to reflect a comedic, rather than a serious,  tone.'),
('1661',' Through an oversight, Worldvision didnt renew the copyrights on  most episodes of "One Step Beyond" when they expired in the late  1980s and they thus fell into the public domain. Since royalties  didnt have to be paid to Worldvision, the result was a revival of  the series on UHF and cable television and on VHS and DVD. Since  well worn syndication prints were and are typically used by those  media, the results sometimes leave something to be desired.'),
('1662',' Sponsored by General Foods.'),
('1663',' Maria Chacon and Nora Caro were selected for their roles in  "Alegrijes and Rebujos" after they won the talent contest "Codigo  F.A.M.A."'),
('1664',' This is a flash'),
('1665','animated series transmitted by MTV. Currently, it  can only be watched on the Internet in the Series official web  site.'),
('1666',' Jack Fletcher (III) (qv) and Peter Chung (qv) worked on the  English adaptation of the first four episodes before the series was  picked up by Tokyopop. John Rafter Lee (qv) (Aristotle),  Denise Poirier (qv) (Cassandra), and Julia Fletcher (qv)  (Olympias) provided voice work for these episodes. They were  replaced after episode 4.'),
('1667',' The "Psycho" house on the Universal Studios lot is used for the  houses exterior.'),
('1668',' Dean Parkersons classified advertisement address is Box 2618.'),
('1669',' Joe Brisson and George Foyle take an ocean liner, the Princess  Alana, to London.'),
('1670',' The name of Joe and Lisas real estate firm is the Brisson Land  Development Company.'),
('1671',' Greg Morris (I) (qv) TV debut.'),
('1672',' The address of Gerald and Edith Swinney is 206 Locust Ave.'),
('1673',' The final episode aired of "The Alfred Hitchcock Hour".'),
('1674',' One of the filming locations was the Bates Motel from  _Psycho (1960)_ (qv), also featuring John Gavin (I) (qv).'),
('1675',' Directed by then newcomer William Friedkin (qv).'),
('1676',' Bellington tells police that he resides at the Bedford Apartment  Hotel.'),
('1677',' Emmy Rice owns stock in the Allied Gas Corporation, which also  provides her with methane for her stove'),
('1678','the one used by Gerald and  Milly Musgrove in their attempt to asphyxiate Emmy via carbon  monoxide poisoning.'),
('1679',' The carnival side show sign reads: "The Magic Jar... What Is It?"'),
('1680',' Cemetery owner Alejandro is variously described as the grave digger,  the keeper of the dead, and the keeper of dry souls.'),
('1681',' The sign outside the Diaz home reads: "The Juan Diaz Museum See the  Mummy 10 Centavos"'),
('1682',' Eddie and Chalies partnership is named Edward Turtin & Charles  Osgood, International Brokers, and is located in room 311 of an  office building.'),
('1683',' In the last three seasons, the shows running time was extended to  60 minutes, and renamed _"Alfred Hitchcock Hour, The" (1962)_ (qv).'),
('1684',' The sponsors, who had great influence regarding the presentation of  the show, insisted that for the episodes ending with the perpetrator  "getting away with a crime", Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) provide a  statement in his closing monologue that would assure audiences that  justice was served.'),
('1685',' Most people who have seen this series remember  Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv)s opening and closing narratives for the  series. However, for each episode more than one opening and closing  was filmed, as Hitchcocks famous jibes at the sponsors were  unappreciated in the European markets. So for each episode,  Hitchcock filmed two openings and two closings: one would be for  American viewings (jokes about sponsors) and the second would be for  European showings (jokes about Americans and not about sponsors).  For most of the third season, Hitchcock even did the opening and  closings in French and German, as he spoke both languages fluently.'),
('1686',' Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) himself directed 17 episodes.'),
('1687',' The opening and closing music is "Funeral March for a Marionette" by  Charles Gounod (qv).'),
('1688',' Barbara Harris (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1689',' One of the few episodes in which the serious subject matter (in this  case, alcoholism) prompted host Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) to  deliver a straightforward closing monologue, rather than his usual  humorous quips.'),
('1690',' This episode is based on the short story "Revenge" by  Samuel Blas (I) (qv). This story was first published in Colliers  (January 11, 1947).'),
('1691',' {South by Southeast (#4.20)}'),
('1692',' William Laurin (qv) and Glenn Davis (I) (qv), who were story  editors and writers this series, have parts in this episode.'),
('1693',' Plot is a takeoff on _North by Northwest (1959)_ (qv).'),
('1694',' Michael Sloan (I) (qv), executive producer for this series, also  has an uncredited role as the producer of Michael Roberts new  movie.'),
('1695',' Alfreds full name is Alfred Jodocus Kwak.'),
('1696',' Ryan van den Akker (qv) and Herman van Veen (qv) did not only do  the voices for the Dutch episodes but also for the German ones.'),
('1697',' Alfred has four brothers and two sisters, all younger than he is.'),
('1698',' Alfred has four brothers and two sisters.'),
('1699',' According to Borat, he is the second most famous person in  Kazhakistan. The first is Paul Shaffer (qv).'),
('1700',' George Peppard (qv) was also in the running to replace actor  Pete Duel (qv) before Roger Davis (II) (qv) was chosen. Davis  was already acting as the narrator of the opening credits. When he  was added to the cast, a different narrator, Ralph Storey, was  brought in to do the opening credits.'),
('1701',' When Pete Duel (qv) committed suicide, voice actor  Paul Frees (qv) dubbed in his voice as Hannibal Heyes in some  already completed outdoor scenes of the show where the video was  filmed but the audio still had to be re'),
('1702','recorded in the studio.'),
('1703',' Following co'),
('1704','star Pete Duels sudden death on December 31, 1971,  production on the series came to a halt for only half a day. Filming  resumed on the afternoon of January 1, 1972 with Roger Davis  re'),
('1705','filming Duels scenes for the episode in production at the time  of his death.'),
('1706',' The tragic death of series star Pete Duel on December 31, 1971 was  not acknowledged by ABC when the next episode aired as scheduled on  Thursday January 6, 1972.'),
('1707',' Prior to assuming the role of Hanibal Heyes, Roger Davis (II) (qv)  guest stared in this episode as the one man Kid Curry killed in a  gunfight during the entire series.'),
('1708',' Sydney says to CIA Agent Michael Vaughn, "The L.A Kings are in town  next week." She also says that they are playing the New York  Islanders, and she suggests that they go. This episode was aired  January 20th 2002; the Kings actually played the Islanders one night  before this episode aired.'),
('1709',' Will Tippins sister, seen briefly in the pilot episode and several  other episodes, is played by Jennifer Garners stunt double, Nancy  Wetzel .'),
('1710',' Jennifer Garner (qv) auditioned five times for the part of Sydney  Bristow.'),
('1711',' Jennifer Garners opening narration which was used throughout Season  1 was literally phoned in. She was working on location and had to  read it down the phoneline to J.J. Abrams who was recording it on  the other end.'),
('1712',' SPOILER: Five different actresses have played Laura Bristow/Irina  Derevko. Arabella Holzbog played Laura Bristow in a picture Sydney  kept. Kate Anthony was the voice of Irina Derevko in the video clip  shown in episode 1.19, "Snowman". Natasha Pavlovich is the woman we  actually see as Irina Derevko in that video clip. April Webster  played Irina when she walks up to Sydney at the end of episode 1.21,  "Almost Thirty Years". Finally, Lena Olin played Irina Derevko for  the second season and beyond. Additionally, in Season 4, episode 18,  Sydney Bristow (Garner) briefly portrays her mother (Laura Bristow)  so they can learn information from her father.'),
('1713',' Sydneys middle name is Anne, as is Jennifer Garner (I) (qv)s.'),
('1714',' Sidneys CIA code name is Mountaineer. This is an inside joke, as  Jennifer Garner (I) (qv) is from West Virginia. West Virginia  University is known as the Mountaineers.'),
('1715',' In the first season, Sydneys SD'),
('1716','6 codename was "Bluebird", her CIA  codename was "Freelancer". In the second and third season at the  CIA, she was known as "Mountaineer".'),
('1717',' While working at APO, the agents have these following code names:  '),
('1718',' Sydney: Phoenix  '),
('1719',' Vaughn: Shotgun  '),
('1720',' Dixon: Outrigger  '),
('1721',' Marshall: Merlin  '),
('1722',' Nadia: Evergreen  '),
('1723',' Jack: Raptor  '),
('1724',' Rachel: Oracle  '),
('1725',' Thomas: Sidewinder'),
('1726',' According to the audio commentaries on the Season 1 DVDs, when  Sydney is called to meet with the CIA, it is Series Creator  J.J. Abrams (qv) voice on the phone that says, "Joeys Pizza?"'),
('1727',' Series creator J.J. Abrams (qv) wrote and performed the music for  the opening sequence.'),
('1728',' The pilot episode features multiple references to the film  _Lola rennt (1998)_ (qv) (aka Run Lola Run).'),
('1729',' The two'),
('1730','part episode, "The Box" where rogue agents take over SD'),
('1731','6,  has a plot similar to _Die Hard (1988)_ (qv). The van that the rogue  agents pull up in has the name McTiernan written on the side.  John McTiernan (I) (qv) was the director of Die Hard.'),
('1732',' The two children who say, "Bad robot!" in the Bad Robot logo are the  children of series creator'),
('1733','executive producer J.J. Abrams (qv).'),
('1734',' Vaughns mothers maiden name is "Delorme", which is part of the  last name of co'),
('1735','producer Tiffany Roquemore'),
('1736','Delorme (qv).'),
('1737',' Jacks full name is Jonathan Donahue Bristow.'),
('1738',' During the opening credits, the Rambaldi symbol (<o>) is flashed  over the "Alias" logo for exactly one frame. During at least the  first season, this happens while Victor Garbers name is onscreen.  Also, the images moving behind the logo are home movies of creator  J.J. Abrams (qv) children during a 4th of July celebration.'),
('1739',' In Joke: In the pilot episode, when Sydney is caught sneaking around  at the party, she lies to the guard, by saying that she will get in  trouble with her boss "Ron", if he finds out shed been drinking.  Her boss at SD'),
('1740','6, Arvin Sloane, is played by Ron Rifkin (qv).'),
('1741',' SD in SD'),
('1742','6 stands for Section Disparue '),
('1743',' the section that has  "disappeared".'),
('1744',' Vaughns dog is named Donovan.'),
('1745',' The number 47 is used repeatedly throughout the series. Examples:  Marshall expresses a desire to improve a camera design so that it  has 47 exposures; the keycode Will needs to get into a computer room  in order to retrieve data on SD'),
('1746','6 is 4747; the crate at the Vatican  which contains the painting with Rambaldis cipher'),
('1747','key has a 5'),
('1748','digit  catalog number ending in 47; page 47 is always significant in a  Rambaldi manuscript; and of course, there are 47 parts to Rambaldis  magnum opus. In episodes of season 3, Sydney tries to retrieve  memories of when she is abducted, as she is dreaming... Masked men  take her in to a room with the number 47 largely printed on its  doors. Interestingly, the Star Trek TV shows also feature the number  47 many times (its usually seen in their monitors). Also server 47  is the number of the server that Sydney needed to get information  from to take down sd'),
('1749','6.'),
('1750',' In'),
('1751','joke: After Will and intern Jenny become lovers in an early  episode, Francie chides him for dating a cheerleader. He replies  that she isnt a cheerleader ... anymore. Sarah Shahi (qv) who  plays Jenny was, in fact, a popular Dallas Cowboys cheerleader until  not long before the series began.'),
('1752',' Many outdoor locations '),
('1753',' both domestic and international '),
('1754',' are  actually buildings on the Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank,  California (where all interior scenes are shot).'),
('1755',' Greg Grunberg (qv)s character is named Eric Weiss. Erich Weiss is  the birth name of Harry Houdini (qv). Will Tippin even mentions  this fact when he and Weiss meet in the second seasons finale.'),
('1756',' During the second season, ABC developed an online videogame, "Alias  Underground", which featured the voices of several actors from the  series.'),
('1757',' Creator J.J. Abrams (qv) says the idea for the show came from a  half'),
('1758','joking story plot for his series _"Felicity" (1998)_ (qv).  Abrams considered an episode where Felicity spends her summer as a  government agent, then returns to school the next fall like nothing  ever happened.'),
('1759',' Although it was never mentioned in the show, Merrin Dungey (qv)  has said that Francies restaurant was called "Deep Inside."'),
('1760',' For her birthday, star Jennifer Garner (I) (qv) was given a pink  bicycle by series creator J.J. Abrams (qv). Being the first one on  set, she would often greet the production crew by ringing the bells  on the bikes handlebars.'),
('1761',' The character Jack Bristow was ranked #29 in TV Guides list of  the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('1762',' Originally David Anders (I) (qv) character, Sark, was only  supposed to be in a few episodes.'),
('1763',' Marshalls gadget, the small disc that can knock someone out just by  touching skin '),
('1764',' he describes it "like freebasing Thorazine".  Chlorpromazine (Thorazine) is an anti'),
('1765','psychotic drug, used in the  treatment of disorganized and psychotic thinking, and the treatment  of false perceptions (e.g. hallucinations or delusions.) Drugs of  this type are commonly used in mental institutions for patients who  do not have a comfortable grasp on reality.'),
('1766',' In season one Jack informs Sydney he has a "routine psych  evaluation" '),
('1767',' in fact, CIA employees undergo regular  reinvestigations including periodic polygraph examinations'),
('1768',' The Rambaldi prophecy is: "This woman here depicted will possess  unseen marks. Signs that she will be the one to bring forth my  works. Bind them with fury, a burning anger unless prevented at  vulgar cost this woman will render the greatest power unto utter  desolation."'),
('1769',' Sydney broke her leg when she was five years old while on a camping  trip.'),
('1770',' Sydney took piano lessons when she was six years old.'),
('1771',' Sark asks Sloane for a glass of "Chateau Pétrus, 82" in return for  his cooperation in finding Kazanow. Chateau Pétrus, is in fact, one  of the worlds rarest and most expensive wines. The Chateau Pétrus  Pomerol, a Merlot, is described as one of the greatest wines of the  vintage and will set you back between roughly $7,000'),
('1772','$10,000 per  bottle'),
('1773',' Vaughn was stationed in India for two years.'),
('1774',' Irina was 18 when the KGB recruited her.'),
('1775',' Irina drinks her coffee black.'),
('1776',' Marshall collects Pez dispensers.'),
('1777',' Sydneys fiancé, Danny, was going to be a pediatric cardiologist.  His younger brother was born with an irreversible heart condition,  which spawned his interest in the field.'),
('1778',' Marshall plays "Dungeons & Dragons"; his character is a gnome with a  battle'),
('1779','axe.'),
('1780',' Francie dated the high school quarterback.'),
('1781',' The picture of young Allison Doren is actually a picture of  Merrin Dungey (qv)s sister.'),
('1782',' In season three, when Sydney sees her name on the "Agents Killed in  Action" plaque, the name directly below hers is "Scott Chambliss".  Scott Chambliss (qv) is actually an award'),
('1783','winning production  designer on the show.'),
('1784',' In episode ten of the third season it is finally revealed Sarks  first name is Julian.'),
('1785',' Sark is a Romanov descendant.'),
('1786',' In the pilot episode, several scenes were shot on the set of  J.J. Abrams (qv) other series, _"Felicity" (1998)_ (qv) (Dannys  apartment and the bathroom where Sydney dyes her hair the famous red  color).'),
('1787',' The secret subway tunnel entrance to APO (seen in the season 4  premiere) is in the Los Angeles Metro Rails North Hollywood  station; only a few miles from the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank.'),
('1788',' When JJ Abrams was not happy with the season four premier he re'),
('1789','shot  the entire thing in five days.'),
('1790',' SPOILER: Lena Olin (qv) was never fired from the show, nor was her  character written out as a result of a contract dispute. Lena Olin  did not want to rejoin the cast because she lives in Manhattan with  her family and did not want to commute back and forth to Los Angeles  for filming. To "cope" with Lenas departure, her character was  killed off at the hands of Jack. Afterwards, Lena was available, and  Irina was revealed to be alive.'),
('1791',' In episode 1x20, Edward Poole is referred to as "a former operative  of MI6." Edward Poole is played by Roger Moore, who also played  another MI6 operative, James Bond.'),
('1792',' In season 4, episode 3, at Weiss birthday party, while Sydney and  Jack are talking outside, a song called "You All Everybody" can be  heard playing inside the house. This song is the made'),
('1793','up hit single  of Drive Shaft, the fictional band of Dominic Monaghans character  Charlie on _"Lost" (2004)_ (qv), another series by Alias  creator/executive producer J.J. Abrams (qv).'),
('1794',' Before the fifth season, Jennifer Garner (qv) announced she was  pregnant so the writers decided to include her pregnancy in the  show.'),
('1795',' After episode #2.13 (Phase One) the shows prominent use of  cliffhangers at every episodes end was abandoned for a more  traditional (one episode, one story) way of storytelling. This was  apparently done due to demands from ABC TV execs who were under the  impression that new viewers wouldnt "get" the show and feared the  drop of ratings.'),
('1796',' Jenna Fischer (qv) auditioned for the role of Sydney Bristow on  Alias, but was never called back. She later said, "They said they  liked my acting but I wasnt hot enough."'),
('1797',' The name "Sidney" is an anagram of the name of the company that  produces the show, Disney Studios.'),
('1798',' Each of Jennifer Garners wigs cost in the region of $5,000.  Generally she required a new wig for each episode although sometimes  they were recycled.'),
('1799',' In season 1 when Will Tippin (Bradley Cooper) is down in the docks  snooping around, he passes a freighter ship. The name of the ship is  "Alba Varden", that is also the name of the ship from "Lethal Weapon  2" where the final battle takes place.'),
('1800',' Sydneys APO code name is Phoenix. (Very clever, since the phoenix  is said to "rise from the ashes.")'),
('1801',' Vaughn and Sydney met on October 1st. In this day,the watch that  Vaughns father gave him stopped working. Vaughns father told him  that he could set his heart by that watch.'),
('1802',' Alias has some references to “Alice in Wonderland”. For instance,  when Sydney returns from her two year absence, she moves into a new  house since the old one burned down. Weiss asks her what is the one  thing she wishes she hadnt lost (other than Vaughn), she says the  first edition of “Alice in Wonderland” that her mother gave when she  was little. So Weiss gives her a third edition (because he says the  first edition cost way too much) to make her feel better. This is  interesting because Sydney is an Alice herself going deeper and  deeper into the rabbit hole. In season 1, Sydney dressed up like  Alice for Halloween; in season 4, Vaughn is directed to "through the  looking glass" when he is searching for something in the library,  and in the season 1, Vaughn has a girlfriend named Alice.'),
('1803',' The first reference to number 47 happens on the pilot episode, when  Marshall express his own desire to make a cam with 47 stills.'),
('1804',' The Rambaldi Clock cost about 5000 USD to make.'),
('1805',' The elevator which falls down the shaft in the opening teaser,  killing its occupants, was created entirely by CGI.'),
('1806',' Because she was hosting "Saturday Night Live", Jennifer Garner was  only available for three days of filming instead of the usual eight.  This explains why the subsidiary characters get more screen time in  this episode.'),
('1807',' The file you can see Marshall working on in captivity is  /usr/include/Linux/joystick.h from the Linux kernel.'),
('1808',' The Chinese character that Sydney writes on her Shanghai contacts  shirt means dog.'),
('1809',' This episode was originally slated to air before its predecessor,  "Phase One", after the Super Bowl.'),
('1810',' Although hes credited in the title sequence Greg Grunberg does not  appear in this episode.'),
('1811',' The cryo'),
('1812','stored "data core" retrieved by Syndey in the episode  "Masquerade" is a futuristic'),
('1813','looking barbeque grill from Thane.'),
('1814',' SPOILER: When Marshall hands Dreyer the logs that show that Sydney  had two transmissions in Geneva, there is a short bit of Java code  visible below the relevant part of the log page.'),
('1815',' The episode "Nocturne" from the fourth season is dedicated to script  supervisor Tricia Goken (qv) who died in a car accident.'),
('1816',' As of this episode, the opening narration explaining the premise of  the show (ie, Sydney working as a double agent to bring down SD'),
('1817','6)  was no longer used. The episodes instead now started with a  "Previously on Alias" recap.'),
('1818',' Thanks to its Super Bowl lead'),
('1819','in, this was the highest rated episode  in the history of "Alias" with a total figure of 17,400,000 viewers.'),
('1820',' The bodyguard that Jennifer Garner (I) (qv) fights with on the  plane at the opening of the episode was the same man she had fought  with on "Daredevil" where he had also been one of the stunt guys.'),
('1821',' This is the last episode in which SD'),
('1822','6 exists.'),
('1823',' A real champagne bucket was used in the fight on the airplane.  Jennifer Gardner (I) (qv) accidentally hit the stuntman and gave  him a black eye.'),
('1824',' Originally, this episode was planned to be shown after Double  Agent. J.J. Abrams (qv) decided to move it up.'),
('1825',' The code is to SD'),
('1826','6 secured network is SA234564SA.'),
('1827',' In the episode "resurrection", the cast that Sark wears after Vaughn  breaks his arm was fitted around the arm of actor Austin Brooks. The  cast got stuck on Austins arm and had to be removed with a surgical  broken tool that lost its blade. Austin was seen later in the  episode as one of two CIA agents who have to discard their firearms  in the trash can as Vaughn takes Weise hostage to escape the  hospital. Tell me youve heard that one.'),
('1828',' Starting with this episode, Élodie Bouchez (qv) is no longer a  series regular, but instead a special guest star. Amy Acker (qv)  replaces Elodie in the opening credits as of this episode.'),
('1829',' In this episode Marshall consoles Carrie Bowman crying because Joni  Mitchells sings. Mitchell will be the name of their son on third  season.'),
('1830',' The song being played in the concert while Sydney slips the sleeping  drug into the British gentlemans drink is the Stokowski  transcription of JS Bachs "Sleepers Awake" cantata.'),
('1831',' Before coming to Credit Dauphine, Jack worked undercover for SD'),
('1832','6 at  Jennings Aerospace. This company is used by Sydney in her alias on  The Abduction episode.'),
('1833',' (This item contains spoilers for the movie _Sneakers (1992)_ (qv))  In the episode "The Awful Truth," guest star Peter OMeara plays  Martin Bishop, a smuggler who has stolen an NSA code'),
('1834','breaker. Martin  Bishop was the pseudonym of Robert Redford (I) (qv)s character in  the movie "Sneakers", about a team of security pros who must  retrieve a code'),
('1835','breaker stolen by men posing as NSA agents.'),
('1836',' During the party, while Jack and Sydney are outside, Nadia opens the  door to the porch to ask them a question. In the background, "You  are Everybody", Charlies song from "Lost" can be heard playing.'),
('1837',' In the second season episode "The Getaway", a French waiter jokes  that Michael Vaughn speaks French better than he does. In reality,  actor Michael Vartan (qv), who plays Vaughn, is French.'),
('1838',' Sydney hacks into a server with the IP address "199.181.134.104".  The hostname for this IP address is "alias1.starwave.com".'),
('1839',' IP Address 199.181.134.104 resolves to Disney Worldwide Services in  real life.'),
('1840',' Irina mentions the club "Välsmakande", which is Swedish for "tasting  good".'),
('1841',' It takes virtually an entire season (from 2x22 to 3x19) for us to  find out what the title of this episode, "The Telling", actually  refers to.'),
('1842',' The fight between Sydney and Francie took two days to film.'),
('1843',' The seasons filming had to wrap on the Thursday before Good Friday  otherwise the crew would all then be on overtime rates. The last  scenes to be filmed were Sydney and Francies battle which took a  huge amount of time to set up and film. Shooting finished at  11:45pm, 15 minutes before the final cutoff time.'),
('1844',' The shot of the station wagon during the shows opening credits is  from _Alice Doesnt Live Here Anymore (1974)_ (qv).'),
('1845',' Diane Ladd (qv), who played Flo in  _Alice Doesnt Live Here Anymore (1974)_ (qv), joined the cast in  the fourth season as Belle Dupree. The new character served as a  replacement for Flo (Polly Holliday (qv)) who left for her own  series _"Flo" (1980)_ (qv).'),
('1846',' In _Alice Doesnt Live Here Anymore (1974)_ (qv) the diner was in  Tucson, for the series it moved to Phoenix.'),
('1847',' Mels Diner is called "Mel and Rubys Diner" in the first episode  which was the name of the diner in  _Alice Doesnt Live Here Anymore (1974)_ (qv).'),
('1848',' There was an agreement among the writers of this show that if they  found themselves in a joke that they couldnt get out of they would  just give one of the characters a funny costume or a funny hat.'),
('1849',' The actual restaurant that this show is based on is located in  Phoenix, Arizona, at 1747 NW Grand Ave. It is currently called Pats  Family Restaurant. It was called Mels Diner.'),
('1850',' Tommy was originally played by Alfred Lutter III (qv) (who played  the role in the film). He was replaced later by  Philip McKeon (I) (qv), older brother of actress  Nancy McKeon (qv).'),
('1851',' The favorite dish at Mels Diner was chili. Art Carney (qv)  appeared in an episode, where Mel tries to market his chili  commercially.'),
('1852',' When Tommy graduated from high school, he went on to Arizona State  University where he played for the basketball team.'),
('1853',' Earl was Tommys basketball coach in high school.'),
('1854',' Mels nickname for Vera was "Dinghy".'),
('1855',' Mels nickname for Jolene was "Blondie".'),
('1856',' Henrys wife Chloe was talked about for years before she was finally  seen. In her only appearance she was played by Ruth Buzzi (qv).'),
('1857',' Flos favorite expression was "Kiss my grits!"'),
('1858',' Whenever any of the waitresses disagreed with Mel, he would often  tell them to "Stow it".'),
('1859',' In the final episode, Alice was hired to become a singer for a  country group, Vera quit to become a full time housewife, Jolene  became a beautician and Mel sold the diner. Also, Mel gave each of  the waitresses $1000 as a going away present proving that he wasnt  a cheapskate after all.'),
('1860',' When _Diane Ladd_ (qv) left the series, her absence was explained by  having Belle finally sell one of her songs and moving away to become  a professional songwriter.'),
('1861',' The theme song for the show was sung by _Linda Lavin_ (qv).'),
('1862',' The episodes title is a reference to the quote "Play it again, Sam"  from _Casablanca (1942)_ (qv)'),
('1863',' When Polly Holliday (qv) left the series, her absence was  explained by having Flo take a job as a hostess at a restaurant in  Houston. However, she was sidetracked and opened her own place,  which was the basis for Polly Holliday (qv)s spin'),
('1864','off series  _"Flo" (1980)_ (qv).'),
('1865',' The episodes title refers to Art Carney (qv)'),
('1866',' The episodes title refers to George Burns (qv).'),
('1867',' It is mentioned in the series that Mels Diner is on 4th Street and  Bush Highway in Phoenix. There is no such intersection in Phoenix.  Bush Highway actually runs through an Indian Reservation.'),
('1868',' Although this is the last episode aired for the first season its  the television pilot where the family is introduced.'),
('1869',' The woman customer is played by Susan Juby (qv) who is the author  of the "Alice, I Think" series of novels on which the series is  based, and she is buying one of her own "Alice, I Think" books.'),
('1870',' Growing pains during the Fox Networks first year resulted in a cash  crunch that forced the cancellation of this series after its first  season, despite a season'),
('1871','ending cliffhanger. The never'),
('1872','produced  second season opener was adapted as a novel and a comic book, and  the series itself was later revived as a series of TV movies  beginning with _Alien Nation: Dark Horizon (1994) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('1873',' Captain Grazers first name is spelled "Bryon". His full name can be  seen in several episodes on the glass window in his office door.'),
('1874',' During the opening credits, we hear alien lyrics being sung: "E take  nas naj...nah sus gah nilpa." This is actually the names of produces  Kenneth Johnsons wife and daughter (Katie Johnson and Susan Appling  Johnson) sung backwards. In fact, most of the alien language was, in  fact, backwards English, which helped to keep gramatical rules  intact. Other inspiration for the language came from Russian, as  well as nonsensical and made'),
('1875','up words.'),
('1876',' Patrick Breen (qv) was originally cast in the role of the Dad and  can be seen in the unaired pilot. He was later replaced by  Scott Patterson (I) (qv).'),
('1877',' First taping day was held last Feb. 10, 2003. First episode guests  were congresswoman Imee Marcos and Dawn Zulueta (qv), the former  girlfriend of original host Lucy Torres'),
('1878','Gomez (qv).  Dawn Zulueta (qv) later replaced Lucy Torres'),
('1879','Gomez (qv) in  hosting the program.'),
('1880',' Airs every Sunday 11:30 a.m. over GMA7.'),
('1881',' Sponsored by Dove soap.'),
('1882',' Mikee Cojuangco (qv) is the third to host the show.'),
('1883',' Canceled due to low ratings.'),
('1884',' During the filming of the second series (shown September'),
('1885','December  1978), Christopher Timothy broke his leg in a car crash. Some of the  storylines had to be altered to explain why James Herriot was  walking with a limp, or spent most of his time in the surgery rather  than going out to farms to treat animals.'),
('1886',' The writers, Edwin Apps and Pauline Devaney, used the pseudonym  John Wraith for the pilot episode.'),
('1887',' The last of the original three Nicktoons to get its own spinoff  (Doug'),
('1888','Disneys Doug; Ren & Stimpy'),
('1889','SPIKE TVs Ren & Stimpy;  Rugrats'),
('1890','All Grown Up). Additionally, the first Nicktoon spinoff to  actually air on Nickelodeon (not counting Action League Now, which  was just repackaged segments from Kablam).'),
('1891',' Kinescopes of the series early episodes no longer exist, but  videotaped episodes are still archived.'),
('1892',' In April 1995, the show was setting up a storyline in which one of  the characters was planning on setting a bomb at the wedding of two  other characters. When the Oklahoma City bombing occurred, producers  immediately cancelled the storyline, and appeared at the beginning  of one of the episodes to explain their choice.'),
('1893',' In 1978 the show became the first US soap opera to take its cameras  outside the United States when they showed the honeymoon of Tom and  Erica on the island of Saint Croix.'),
('1894',' Erica Kanes secretary "Val" is named after Val Reichenbach (qv),  Susan Lucci (qv)s former hair dresser.'),
('1895',' As of 2006, only two actors from the original cast remain on the  show. The two actors are Susan Lucci, who plays Erica Kane, and Ray  MacDonnell, who plays hospital chief of staff Joe Martin.'),
('1896',' New "Pink Panther" episodes, that were aired in this show, were  eventually re'),
('1897','released to movie theaters.'),
('1898',' The only two people to remain actively working on the show since its  debut are cast member Judith McGrath (I) (qv) and location manager  Marcia Robinson (qv).'),
('1899',' In memory of our friend '),
('1900',' Belinda Emmett (qv) (1974 '),
('1901',' 2006)'),
('1902',' Although credited, Judith McGrath (Von Ryan) does not appear in this  episode'),
('1903',' Creators Brian Robbins (I) (qv) and Dan Schneider (II) (qv) both  starred on ABCs _"Head of the Class" (1986)_ (qv).'),
('1904',' The longest running cast member (apart from Kevin Kopelow (qv)) as  of April 2005 was Josh Server (qv), who was on the show from the  beginning until the full cast change.'),
('1905',' For the shows 100th episode in 1999, Britney Spears and Busta  Rhymes were scheduled to perform. Spears had to cancel due to a knee  injury, and Lauryn Hill filled her spot.'),
('1906',' Buddy Hackett (qv)s last project.'),
('1907',' The US version of Speight, Johnny (qv)s hit UK TV series,  _"Till Death Us Do Part" (1965)_ (qv).'),
('1908',' Notoriously, the first toilet flush in prime time television was  heard on this show.'),
('1909',' Archie and Ediths easy'),
('1910','chairs are now on display at the  Smithsonian.'),
('1911',' With all of its spin'),
('1912','offs included, save _"704 Hauser" (1994)_ (qv),  _"All in the Family" (1971)_ (qv) ran for 15 straight years:  _"All in the Family" (1971)_ (qv), _"Maude" (1972)_ (qv),  _"Good Times" (1974)_ (qv), _"Jeffersons, The" (1975)_ (qv),  _"Archie Bunkers Place" (1979)_ (qv), _"Checking In" (1981)_ (qv),  _"Gloria" (1982)_ (qv).'),
('1913',' During a contract hold out, Carroll OConnor (qv) missed the  taping of four episodes. Three episodes were filmed about Archie  failing to return from a convention. The producers gave OConnor an  ultimatum, that the story arc could conclude with Edith finding out  that Archie had been murdered. A fourth episode filmed during  OConnors hold out has no mention of Archie at all, which can be  viewed as a pilot of an Archie'),
('1914','less version of the show. This  episode was not broadcast in sequence, but was held back and shown  months later.'),
('1915',' Struthers, Sally (qv) sued to get out of her contract in 1974.'),
('1916',' Three pilots were shot, the first under the title "Justice for All",  the second under the title "Those Were the Days", and the third as  "All in the Family". Different actors played the roles of Mike,  Gloria, and Lionel in the first two. The family name was Justice,  not Bunker. Meathead was called Dickie, not Michael, and he was  originally Irish'),
('1917','American, not Polish'),
('1918','American.'),
('1919',' Producer Norman Lear (qv)s original choice for Archie was  Mickey Rooney (I) (qv).'),
('1920',' The New York City home whose exterior (only) was a stand'),
('1921','in for the  Bunkerss TV house stands on Cooper Ave. near 89th St. in the  Glendale section of the borough of Queens.'),
('1922',' In 1979, the series was reformatted as  _"Archie Bunkers Place" (1979)_ (qv).'),
('1923',' During the end credits, the line of "All in the Family was recorded  on tape before a live audience" was spoken by: Bud Yorkin (qv)  (1971), Rob Reiner (qv) (1972'),
('1924','1978), and Carroll OConnor (qv)  (1979).'),
('1925',' The role of Mike Stivic was offered to Harrison Ford (I) (qv) who  turned down the part because he felt Archie Bunkers bigotry was too  offensive.'),
('1926',' In the original pilot, the title of the show was "Those Were The  Days". At the same time a song with the same name by  Mary Hopkin (qv) was a big hit. When a new pilot was developed,  CBS decided to change the title yet kept the theme song titled  "Those Were The Days".'),
('1927',' In one episode, Archie Bunker, without knowing it, issued what  turned out to be a correct prophecy: During an argument with the  "Meathead" in Kelseys Bar, the latter walks out at the end, with  Archie yelling out the door after him: "Youre gonna get Ree'),
('1928','gan in  1980, wise guy!"'),
('1929',' Scott Brady (I) (qv) was offered the part of Archie Bunker and  even though he turned it down, he later appeared as a different  character.'),
('1930',' Mike was originally from Chicago.'),
('1931',' When the characters of George and Louise Jefferson were first  introduced during the first season, only Louise was seen at first  and George was only talked about. Sherman Hemsley (qv), who was  Norman Lear (qv)s first choice to play George, was performing in  the Broadway musical "Purlie" and didnt want to break his  commitment to that show. However, Lear kept the role waiting for him  until he was finished appearing in the musical.'),
('1932',' The name of George Jeffersons brother, who was living with George  and Louise, was Henry. In fact Henry once posed as George because  George, who was as big a bigot as Archie, didnt want to set foot in  the Bunkers house.'),
('1933',' Series producer Norman Lear (qv) wanted the show to be shot in  black and white, but CBS refused to allow this.'),
('1934',' Jean Stapleton (qv) decided to do the series over starring in  _Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971)_ (qv). She would have  played Mrs. Teevee.'),
('1935',' Rob Reiner (qv) was already losing his hair so rapidly when the  show debuted that he started wearing a hairpiece halfway through the  shows first season.'),
('1936',' The original pilot was titled "Justice for All" and was developed  for ABC. Carroll OConnor (qv) and Jean Stapleton (qv) played  Archie and Edith Justice. Kelly Jean Peters (qv) played Gloria and  Tim McIntire (I) (qv) played her husband, Richard. It was taped in  October 1968 in New York City. After screening the first pilot, ABC  gave the producers more money to shoot a second pilot titled "Those  Were the Days". It was taped in February 1969 in Hollywood.  Candy Azzara (qv) played Gloria and Chip Oliver played Richard.  DUrville Martin (qv) played Lionel Jefferson in both pilots.  After ABC turned down the second pilot, CBS developed the third  pilot titled "All in the Family". This pilot had the final cast and  was the series first episode.'),
('1937',' For each episode, two performances were taped and the broadcast  version combined the best takes from the two, which is how almost  all comedy series are shot today. This was also the first comedy  series shot on videotape rather than film.'),
('1938',' The character Archie Bunker was ranked #24 in TV Guides list of the  "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('1939',' When the initial furor after the premiere died down, ratings were so  low that the show was about to be cancelled. Then, to the genuine  surprise of many connected with the show, it started building a  substantial audience during the 1971 summer re'),
('1940','run season. In August  of that year, less than a month before the 1971'),
('1941','72 season was  scheduled to begin, CBS announced that the series would be renewed.'),
('1942',' When the show was ending its run, Norman Lear (qv) spoke with  Jean Stapleton (qv) (who was growing weary of playing Edith  Bunker) about how they would respectfully have Edith die. She said,  "Just have her die off, shes only fiction." Lear paused, then said,  "Not to me, she isnt."'),
('1943',' In one episode Jean Stapleton (qv) played not only Edith Bunker  but the dour, grumpy girlfriend of a local butcher who was in love  with Edith, and found a girlfriend who looked exactly like Edith but  was completely the opposite of her personality'),
('1944','wise.'),
('1945',' Archies nickname for Edith was "Dingbat". He pronounced Ediths  real name as "Ee'),
('1946','dit".'),
('1947',' For the second season, Norman Lear (qv) advised Carroll  OConnor (qv) that his name would appear first in the credit scroll  before the title of the show. OConnor insisted that  Jean Stapleton (qv)s name also be put before the credits and  pressed Lear on it, who finally agreed, thereby giving both stars  top billing.'),
('1948',' This was the first television program to earn Emmys for all of its  principal cast members.'),
('1949',' Originally the theme tune was going to be performed by an orchestra.  However, due to budgetary concerns it was decided that series stars  Carroll OConnor (qv) and Jean Stapleton (qv) perform the song  seated at the piano. The two stars updated their rendition each  year.'),
('1950',' Archies line "Stifle, Edith!" was ranked #12 in TV Guides list of  "TVs 20 Top Catchphrases" (21'),
('1951','27 August 2005 issue).'),
('1952',' When CBS started rerunning the show during the day, the episodes  were edited to allow more commercial time. Norman Lear (qv) was  unhappy with the editing and insisted that his name be removed.'),
('1953',' At one point, during the opening credits, when "Edith" hits the  (very) off notes on "And you knew where you were then", there was a  laugh track that followed.'),
('1954',' When the shows first pilot was done in New York in 1968 it became  the first time a sitcom in the United States used videotape as a  recording device. Before that all sitcoms had been recorded on film  or kinescoped. However, several variety shows and news shows had  already used video taped.'),
('1955',' Archies favorite baseball team was the NY Mets.'),
('1956',' Norman Lear (qv)s father used to call him Meathead when he was a  child, and Lear gave that "nickname" to Mike Stivic.'),
('1957',' The penultimate line of the theme song is "Gee, our old LaSalle ran  great." Carroll OConnor (qv) and Jean Stapleton (qv) slurred  the line some, and the LaSalle'),
('1958','a lower'),
('1959','priced version of the  Cadillac that was made by General Motors in the 1930s'),
('1960','was not much  remembered, so few people could make sense of this line. In later  seasons the opening theme was re'),
('1961','shot and Stapleton pronounced the  line phonetically "Gee..our..old..La Salle..ran..great" so that  people could understand it easier.'),
('1962',' Vincent Gardenia (qv) appeared in a couple of episodes before he  assumed the role of Frank Lorenzo. His first appearance was as the  neighbor who sold his house to the Jeffersons. The second one was  when he played the husband of a swinging couple  (Rue McClanahan (qv) played his wife), accidentally contacted by a  naive Edith for friendship.'),
('1963',' According to actress Danielle Brisebois (qv), during the series  run from 1970'),
('1964','1978 it was taped in front of a live studio audience.  However, when the show entered its ninth season, 1978'),
('1965','1979, the  producers abandoned the studio audience and began taping the show  without them. However, after each episode was taped it would be  shown to a studio audience and their laughter would be recorded.  After the taping of Norman Lear (qv)s  _"One Day at a Time" (1975)_ (qv), Carroll OConnor (qv) and  Jean Stapleton (qv) would appear and play "Those Were The Days"  live, followed by showing an episode of "All In The Family" played  for live audience response.'),
('1966',' Had Archies character been killed off as a result of Carroll  OConnor (qv)s contract dispute, the show would have been centered  around Archies best friend, Stretch Cunningham, played by  James Cromwell (I) (qv). Stretch would have moved in with the  Bunkers to look after his best friends family following his death.  However, once OConnors contract dispute was resolved, the Stretch  Cunningham character was killed off.'),
('1967',' Tom Bosley (qv), Jack Warden (qv) and Jackie Gleason (I) (qv)  were all considered for the role of Archie Bunker. In fact, CBS  wanted to buy the rights to the original British show and retool it  specifically for Gleason, who was under contract to them, but  producer Norman Lear (qv) beat out CBS for the rights and offered  the show to ABC.'),
('1968',' This was the first pilot filmed. ABC turned it down and another  pilot was filmed for CBS. This pilot has never aired. The 2nd pilot  was not shown until TVLand aired it in 1998.'),
('1969',' In the pilots, the Bunkers are named "Justice" and Glorias husband  is "Richard".'),
('1970',' The actors who played Gloria, Richard (Glorias husband) and Lionel  Jefferson were replaced before the series aired.'),
('1971',' Mary Kay Place (qv)s first TV role.'),
('1972',' Establishes George Jefferson (unseen at this point) as the owner of  Jefferson Dry Cleaners, a dry'),
('1973','cleaning store franchise.'),
('1974',' Billy Halop (qv)s final acting performance.'),
('1975',' Introduces the character of Maude Findlay, as enacted by Bea Arthur.'),
('1976',' Richard Masur (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1977',' Final appearance of Mel Stewart (I) (qv) in the role of Henry  Jefferson.'),
('1978',' First appearance of Sherman Hemsley (qv) in the role of George  Jefferson, the husband and father of Louise and Lionel Jefferson,  respectively.'),
('1979',' Sherman Hemsley (qv)s TV debut.'),
('1980',' The characters of Helen, Tom and Jenny Willis as well as Mother  Olivia Jefferson were first introduced in the episode "Lionels  Engagement". However, the only actor from the episode to reprise  their role in the _"Jeffersons, The" (1975)_ (qv) series was  Zara Cully (qv) (Mother Jefferson). Helen, Tom and Jenny were  portrayed by Kim Hamilton (qv), Charles Aidman (qv) and  Lynne Moody (qv) respectively and were replaced by  Roxie Roker (qv), Franklin Cover (qv), and  Berlinda Tolbert (qv) when _"Jeffersons, The" (1975)_ (qv)  premiered. Actors Kim Hamilton (mom) and Lynne Moody (daughter) were  actually only four years apart in age!'),
('1981',' Pilot episode for the spin'),
('1982','off series, _"Maude" (1972)_ (qv)'),
('1983',' In this episode, broadcast at Christmas time in 1976, where a young  Vietnam draft evader visits the Bunker household from Canada,  Carroll OConnor delivers an angry line during the taping as: "I  dont wanna talk about that Goddamned war no more!" However, the  network ordered that OConnor dub over the audio before broadcast,  so that the line is changed to "I dont wanna talk about that rotten  damn war no more!" while the original line is clearly visible on the  actors lips. Curiously, CBS did not object three years earlier  when, in the not'),
('1984','so'),
('1985','controversial "Were Having a Heat Wave" (#4.3),  as Mike is screaming "Watergate! Watergate! Watergate!" at Archie  during an argument, OConnor delivered Archies reply as: "Knock  that off, God dammit!" The line not only aired that evening and was  never deleted in syndication, but it provoked an exchange with Edith  where she objects to his swearing, to which Archie explains that the  term "God dammit" is biblical and, therefore, okay.'),
('1986',' {The Saga of Cousin Oscar (#2.1)}'),
('1987',' This episode marks the only on screen appearance of the  oft'),
('1988','mentioned Reverend Felcher.'),
('1989',' This was the 2nd pilot made for ABC. It wasnt aired until 1998 when  TVLand showed it for the first time.'),
('1990',' In the pilot, the Bunkers had the last name of "Justice". Glorias  husband was named "Richard".'),
('1991',' The actors who played Gloria, Richard (Glorias husband) and Lionel  Jefferson in this pilot were replaced by the time the series  actually aired.'),
('1992',' After the third season, the show was picked up by The CW because UPN  merged with The WB to form The CW. The show was originally canceled  back in March along with fellow UPN show Eve, but thanks to the  shows executive producer Will Smith and actor Tony Rocks brother,  Chris Rock, was given the coveted slot behind Everybody Hates Chris  on the new network.'),
('1993',' Heros full name is Hero van Dijk.'),
('1994',' The series is a spin'),
('1995','off of the two year earlier movie All Stars,  with the same cast and characters. A very similar story, also in  Dutch about a talentless amateur soccer team, independently made in  Belgium, catering for Flemish idiosyncrasies, also started as a  motion Team Spirit, then got a spin'),
('1996','off series "Team spirit '),
('1997',' de  serie", a second movie "Team Spirit 2" and second season of the  series, but slightly renamed "Team spirit '),
('1998',' de serie II".'),
('1999',' This is the first episode with Frank Lammers (qv) playing Berrie.  He did however play Portier in the episode Oost west asbest.'),
('2000',' This is the first episode with Nadja (Katja Schuurman (qv)) and  its also the first episode with Kees Boot (qv) playing Johnny.'),
('2001',' Due to matters concerning the rights of this episode, its not on  the first season DVD.'),
('2002',' This show became famous for Margaret Chos battle with ABC  executives which ended in the shows cancellation and her subsequent  health problems. Cho used her own material but executives kept  making changes in an effort to boost ratings but resulted in bad  critical reviews which commented on the shows constant shift in  tone and characters. Cho later said that she was approached by the  network to drop a great deal of weight in a very short time. She was  also told that she was not acting Asian enough which resulted in the  hiring of an Asian consultant. All the Asian characters were dropped  from the show in order to make Cho stand out but then Cho was  accused of acting too Asian. These constant changes led to the show  being canceled after only one season. After the show was canceled  Cho suffered kidney failure due to the rapid weight loss and  spiraled into drug and alcohol addiction. She eventually got clean  and her problems with the show has become material for her stand'),
('2003','up  act.'),
('2004',' Garrett Wang (qv)s TV debut.'),
('2005',' This show marked the first animated appearance of Hawkgirl.'),
('2006',' A few months prior to the debut of this show, the characters of Zan,  Jayna and Gleek were introduced in the "Super Friends" comic book.'),
('2007',' The "lip'),
('2008','overs" (the technique of chroma'),
('2009','keying live action lips  over a photographic still of a celebrity) were pioneered by Jeff  Silverman and company, and were performed by Maurice LaMarche.'),
('2010',' Lee J. Cobb (qv)s final film project.'),
('2011',' Unaired TV episode, exclusive on the 4 Season DVD of this Series.'),
('2012',' The name of the computer Uffe Spade Andersen has begins with  BFG'),
('2013','9000. This is also the name of the most powerful weapon in the  popular game Doom from 1993.'),
('2014',' Broadcast during the Rugby World Cup (Oct'),
('2015','Nov 2003)'),
('2016',' La Saussouze is a small village near Bordeaux, France and one of the  rugby players that wrote the scenarios lived nearby. When he was  younger, when he lost a match, he was told, "Okay, next year, youre  okay for La Saussouze."'),
('2017',' A miniseries. This was the first crime series made in Iceland.'),
('2018',' Bellows, Gil (qv) plays William ("Billy") Thomas. In  _Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)_ (qv), he plays Thomas ("Tommy")  Williams.'),
('2019',' The show was cancelled in May 2002 because of falling ratings and  decreasing viewer interest.'),
('2020',' In an effort to boost ratings, Robert Downey Jr. (qv) was hired to  play Allys love interest at the start of season four. The ratings  increased and David E. Kelley (qv) began planning to have that  season end with the wedding between Ally and Robert Downey Jr.s  character. However, before production on the season finale could  begin, Downey was arrested on a drug'),
('2021','related charge. Despite  objections from David E. Kelley, Fox fired Downey from the show and  forced Kelley to have to rewrite a brand new season finale episode  that removed Larry Paul character from the series and rewrite and  re'),
('2022','shoot a new ending to the previous episode so as to remove all  references to the aborted wedding storyline.'),
('2023',' During the "thin" epidemic of Hollywood in the late'),
('2024','1990s, the  average size of the women on the set was 0'),
('2025','2. Jane Krakowski (qv),  a size 6 reportedly said some days she felt like a "fat cow".'),
('2026',' Johns frogs are named Millie and Stefan.'),
('2027',' Lizas real name is Debbi.'),
('2028',' Nells real name is Morgan.'),
('2029',' Creator David E. Kelley (qv) originally envisioned  Bridget Fonda (qv) in the role of Ally McBeal.'),
('2030',' Peter MacNicol (qv) does not appear in the pilot, though hes in  the second episode as a guest star. He joined the regular cast later  in the first season.'),
('2031',' Season 1s 13th episode "Body Language" is the first not to be  solely written by series creator David E. Kelley.'),
('2032',' The famous dancing baby makes his first appearance in Season 1s  11th episode "Cro'),
('2033','Magnon".'),
('2034',' Season 1s 20th episode "The Inmates" was a crossover with the hit  legal drama "The Practice". Featuring Dylan McDermott, Steve Harris  and Camryn Manheim from that show, the storyline was completed in  "The Practice" episode "Axe Murderer" which guest starred Calista  Flockhart and Gil Bellows. Dylan McDermott reappeared in "Ally  McBeal"s season finale "These Are the Days".'),
('2035',' Elaine auditions for "A Chorus Line".'),
('2036',' 13 episodes were produced but only 10 were aired.'),
('2037',' Had a short run on the Ha! network (which eventually evolved into  Comedy Central). Despite their producing some non'),
('2038','Seattle'),
('2039','centric  skits, it never caught on with a national audience.'),
('2040',' Story is based on Jody Whatleys song, "Friends".'),
('2041',' The first episode was inspired by John Waters film, Hairspray.'),
('2042',' Last episode of the series Alpha Alpha'),
('2043',' The Chipmunks names were taken from the names of three executives  at Liberty Records, where David Seville and the Chipmunks made most  of their early recordings. Alvin was named for label president Alvin  Bennett, Simon for label vice'),
('2044','president/record producer Si Waronker,  and Theodore for recording engineer Ted Keep. One of the first  cartoon shows, along with "The Flintstones," to become a success in  prime time.'),
('2045',' In the Clyde Crashcup segments, Crashcups assistant Leonardo never  speaks out loud. His only speech is whispering into Clydes ear.'),
('2046',' The title "Always and Everyone" is the motto of the hospital, St  Saviours, but is also a pun on the initial letters "A & E", hospital  shorthand for "Accident and Emergency."'),
('2047',' Last episode aired in 1964.'),
('2048',' Penelopes plots to meet Amanda include (but are not limited to):  '),
('2049',' Building a "sound'),
('2050','amplifying" machine to make Amanda hear her    cries  '),
('2051',' Delivering herself in a huge box addressed to Amanda  '),
('2052',' Invading the show during a skit to meet Amanda  '),
('2053',' Using a basset hound to sniff Amanda out  '),
('2054',' Staying on hold for three hours to call into Amanda on a talk show  '),
('2055',' Heckling the actors to "bring on Amanda"  '),
('2056',' Luring Barney away with a slice of pizza, then fighting Amandas    kung fu teacher  '),
('2057',' Eating Barneys shrimp cocktail lunch to provoke him into    revealing Amandas location  '),
('2058',' Crawling through the ventilator shaft into Amandas dressing room  '),
('2059',' Pretending to be an actress to get into a skit on the show with    Amanda  '),
('2060',' Cloning Amanda with a toenail  '),
('2061',' Dressing herself in a giant teddy bear suit and delivering herself    to Amanda  '),
('2062',' Using a remote'),
('2063','controlled robot to seek out Amanda  '),
('2064',' Stealing Amandas used tissues, juice and thermometer to gain    Amandas cold  '),
('2065',' Engaging in a trivia battle with another girl claiming to be    Amandas number'),
('2066','one fan  '),
('2067',' Making a deal with Josh to get rid of Drake in exchange for    meeting Amanda  '),
('2068',' Chainsawing a hole in the roof over the stage during Amandas    opening act  '),
('2069',' Winning a radio contest by buying twenty phones to answer an    Amanda'),
('2070','trivia question  '),
('2071',' Hypnotizing various members of Amandas staff'),
('2072',' Amanda Bynes won the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Award for Favorite TV  Actress every year that The Amanda Show was on the air.'),
('2073',' Irán Castillo (qv) was considered for the role of Paulina  Almazan, but she had already joined _"Amar otra vez" (2003)_ (qv).'),
('2074',' Except for Carlos Solis, all the characters names are different  from the original American version. Some first names were simply  translated to spanish, others were changed completely; all last  names were changed.  '),
('2075',' Gabrielle Solis becomes Gabriela Solís  '),
('2076',' Lynette Scavo becomes Lía Salgari  '),
('2077',' Bree Van de Kamp becomes Vera Sherer  '),
('2078',' Susan Mayer becomes Susana Martini  '),
('2079',' Edie Britt becomes Carla Otegui  '),
('2080',' Julie Mayer becomes Julieta Martini  '),
('2081',' John Rowland becomes Juan  '),
('2082',' George Williams becomes Jorge Pereyra  '),
('2083',' Mike Delfino becomes Miguel Delfino  '),
('2084',' Mary Alice Young becomes Alicia Oviedo  '),
('2085',' Zach Young becomes René Oviedo  '),
('2086',' Paul Young becomes Pablo Oviedo  '),
('2087',' Tom Scavo becomes Tomás Salgari  '),
('2088',' Rex Van de Kamp becomes Ricardo Sherer  '),
('2089',' Martha Huber becomes Marta Hidalgo  '),
('2090',' Felicia Tilman becomes Felisa Gutierrez  '),
('2091',' Sophie Bremmer becomes Sofía Cicarelli  '),
('2092',' Noah becomes Julio  '),
('2093',' Karl Mayer becomes Esteban Martini  '),
('2094',' Annabel Foster becomes Anabel Fraga Season two will feature new    characters, but the only ones already cast are Betty and Matthew    Applewhite, who will be named Beatriz and Matías.'),
('2095',' Reportedly, this is the only time that Charlie Chan is actually  played by an actor of Chinese descent.'),
('2096',' All the songs that were included on this show were sung by  Ron Dante (qv).'),
('2097',' Although uncredited, famed comic book artist Joe Orlando  (1927'),
('2098','1998), the associate publisher of Mad magazine, figures into  the development of this TV series. The unusual designs of the  live'),
('2099','action characters in "The Amazing Live Sea'),
('2100','Monkeys" are based  on fantasy characters created by Orlando for a series of  well'),
('2101','remembered 1960s/1970s comic book ads. Sea monkeys are a  variety of Artemia (crustaceans such as Brine Shrimp or Seed  Shrimps), successfully marketed as a "pet" product due to the  appealing underwater fantasies depicted by Orlando in his cartoon ad  illustrations. Photos of actress'),
('2102','model Signorelli, Yolanda (qv),  wearing her crystal "Sea'),
('2103','Bubble", were packaged with Sea Monkey  products during the 1960s, and her image was a partial inspiration  for Orlandos rendering of the female Sea Monkeys. Orlandos ad art  has been reprinted in Susan Barclays book, "The Ultimate Guide to  Sea Monkeys" (2001).'),
('2104',' Nancy and Emily finished ahead of Joe and Bill in Episode 9 but were  penalized for deliberately not doing the detour task and hence  eliminated from the race.'),
('2105',' This season marks the first major change to race rules. In response  to criticisms regarding team members who dont perform any of the  Roadblock tasks, the producers changed the Roadblock rules. Now, no  one team member may perform more than six Roadblocks. Teams must now  choose carefully who will do the Roadblock.'),
('2106',' Season 3 featured the first father/son team (Dennis & Andrew).'),
('2107',' Lyn and Karlyn from Season 10 are the first all female team to reach  the Final Three'),
('2108',' In season 1, the introduction of each episode featured Phils voice  giving a brief synopsis of the show with theme music in the  background and the presentation of the teams. Future seasons would  then simply have the theme music with the presentation of the teams.  However, Phils synopsis was absent in one episode.'),
('2109',' Unlike in later seasons, Season 1 did not show running placements of  teams on screen during each leg of the race, showing only the names  and team identifier. Team placements were only shown when they  checked in at the Pit Stop at the end of each leg.'),
('2110',' Route marker flags were yellow and white in Season 1. In future  installments, the flags changed colors to red and yellow so that  teams could spot them more easily. The only exception being a leg in  Vietnam, where the flag was white and yellow with a black stripe, so  as not to be confused with the Vietnamese flag.'),
('2111',' Season 1 took 39 days to film, as opposed to the average four weeks  in other seasons.'),
('2112',' Season 1 contestants Joe and Bill got the name Team Guido from  their pet toy fox terrier, Guido. They were also the only team this  season to have a nickname displayed on the screen along with their  names and their team identifier. Joe and Bill are also the first gay  couple to appear on a nationally televised prime time show.'),
('2113',' In Season 1, Host Phil Keoghan greeted only the last team to check  in at each pit stop. In future seasons, Phil greeted all teams at  the end of each leg.'),
('2114',' Season 1: Clue boxes tended to represent the culture of the local  pit stop. For example, the clue boxes in Zambia were a bamboo  cylinder.'),
('2115',' Season 1: Joe and Bill are the first team in the history of the race  to finish first at a Pit Stop without the use of the Fast Forward in  Leg 4, El Jem Tunisia.'),
('2116',' Although the race is planned so that the final three teams will all  reach the finish line, in season 1, Joe and Bill were so far behind  that they could not catch up and did not finish the race.'),
('2117',' In Season 1 on Leg 5, Paul and Amie were lost in the Sahara desert  after trying numerous routes, getting half of their car stuck in a  ditch, and Amie vomiting excessively. Paul quit, but his partner  didnt and found the desert oasis pit stop by luck, unknowingly  skipping the roadblock and route marker. They were not told to go  back and complete the Roadblock, because they arrived in last place.'),
('2118',' In Season 1, at the end of Leg 5, teams were relocated to Gabès  because of a sandstorm at the desert pit stop. Therefore, Leg 6  began in Gabès. This pit stop still holds the record of being the  longest '),
('2119',' 60 hours.'),
('2120',' In Season 1, an airport strike in Rome delayed Leg 6.'),
('2121',' In season 1, during Leg 13, when Joe and Bill were still completing  leg 12, Team Guido was required to have villagers bounce one  teammate upwards by the use of an Alaskan tapestry. According to the  DVD commentary, the tapestry broke under the weight the day before,  so a trampoline had to be used instead. This created a noticeable  and odd scene where you never see Team Guido and the villagers in  the same shot. In the final shot, the trampoline is clearly visible  behind the villagers.'),
('2122',' In every single leg of season 1, the detour always came before the  roadblock.'),
('2123',' After the Season 1 race, Emily and Brennan broke up with their  respective partners and started dating each other.'),
('2124',' Kevin and Drew (Season 1) made an appearance in Season 8, handing  out clues from a hot dog stand in New York City.'),
('2125',' After the Season 1 race, Frank and Margarita, who were separated  parents, reconciled. However, they have since divorced and Frank has  remarried.'),
('2126',' After the race, Lenny and Karyn (Season 1) broke up.'),
('2127',' Season 2 was the only race (excluding the Family Edition, which  stayed entirely on North America) to not visit Europe; only  connecting flights from Brazil to South Africa passed through  Europe.'),
('2128',' Season 2 is the first season to have episode titles be quotes said  by either the host or the racers.'),
('2129',' Except for visits to Thailand and Hong Kong, and starting and ending  in the United States, all other destination countries in Season 2  were in the Southern Hemisphere.'),
('2130',' Season 2: Three countries (South Africa, Thailand, and China)  visited in the Season 1 were visited once again, as well as Alaska.  New countries visited included Brazil, Namibia, Australia, and New  Zealand. This was also the first season to visit the continents of  South America and Oceania.'),
('2131',' Season 2: In Leg 1 and Leg 3, Blake and Paige tied both Hope and  Norm and Shola and Doyin, respectively. The following legs, the tied  team was eliminated.'),
('2132',' Season 2: In Leg 3, Phil waited over 24 hours for Peggy and Claire  to arrive at the Pit Stop '),
('2133',' the longest amount of time Phil has  waited for the last team to arrive.'),
('2134',' Season 2: In Leg 3, Leg 4, and Leg 7 Peggy & Claire, Shola & Doyin,  and Mary & Peach did not perform the final tasks and instead  proceeded directly to the Pit Stop. They were eliminated in the  order mentioned.'),
('2135',' Season 2: In Leg 12 what the show claims is an "old sugar mill" is  actually the former campus of Maui High School outside of Paia.'),
('2136',' Season 2: No Detour clue was shown in Leg 13. As no team is shown  onscreen reading the Snow Cat instructions at Trappers Creek, it is  speculated that all teams simply chose the same Detour option here,  and the other choice was edited out.'),
('2137',' Season 2: In the final footrace to the finish in Leg 13, Tara & Wil  had the lead but were passed by Chris & Alex. This marked the  closest finish in The Amazing Race history.'),
('2138',' Season 2 contestant Gary (Gary & Dave Former Roommates "Itchy and  Scratchy") is currently (April 2007) an editor for The Amazing Race.'),
('2139',' After the show, Season 2 contestant, Blake founded a reality  television network.'),
('2140',' Season 3 featured the first female winner of The Amazing Race, Flo.'),
('2141',' The Season 3 Finish Line was in Gasworks Park in Seattle,  Washington, the same exact place where the Starting Line was in  Season 10.'),
('2142',' Season 3 featured the oldest couple (Teri and Ian) to make it into  the final three.'),
('2143',' Season 3 is the only season, besides Season 1, in which every single  country visited had never been visited on a previous season. New  countries included Mexico, United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, Morocco,  Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Malaysia, Singapore, and Vietnam.'),
('2144',' Season 3 was the first season to stay entirely in the Northern  Hemisphere, the others being Seasons 6 and 8.'),
('2145',' Jill and her brother F.T. were originally applied for Season 1.  Later, her brother was killed in 9/11, and John Vito and Jill  (Season 3) applied in remembrance of him.'),
('2146',' Derek & Drew (Season 3) become the first team in history to arrive  in 11th place and not be eliminated due to the fact that this was  the first season with 12 teams.'),
('2147',' Dennis & Andrew (Season 3) became the first team to use the Fast  Forward and be eliminated. But they were not the first team to use  it and be the last team to arrive. Joe & Bill used that and were  last to arrive in Season 1. But they were not eliminated due to  Nancy & Emilys 24'),
('2148','hour penalty for skipping the detour.'),
('2149',' Heather and Eve (Season 3) were the first team to arrive at the Pit  Stop in Portugal on Leg 4, but they misread a clue that told them to  walk to the Pit Stop rather than take a taxi. They proceeded to walk  the rest of the way, but received a 7 minute time penalty for the  advantage gained (the 2nd team arrived 7 minutes later), plus an  additional 30 minutes. Since all teams arrived less than 37 minutes  apart, Heather and Eve were the first team ever to arrive first and  be eliminated.'),
('2150',' Andre and Damon (Season 3) were officially detained in Leg 6, when  their taxi took them far out of the way in Morocco and they  encountered a local official who wanted to seize their passports.  Andre and Damon refused, and The Amazing Races security team had to  come help them out of the situation.'),
('2151',' In Leg 7 (Season 3), Andre & Damon, already in last, upon arrival at  the Detour, received a clue instructing them to go directly to the  Pit Stop. At the Pit Stop, they returned the dollar they received at  the start of the leg to Phil and said that they did not need it.'),
('2152',' In Leg 7, Flo and Zach (Season 3) took the Fast Forward, which  allowed them to skip all the tasks in Austria, and they stayed in  Germany for the entire leg. This makes them the first, and to date,  only winners of the race to entirely skip a country that was  visited.  On the "Dry" Detour of Leg 10 (Season 3), teams received a clue from  Singaporean actor Gurmit Singh, who acted as Phua Chu Kang.'),
('2153',' On Leg 12, Flo & Zach (Season 3) switched their Detour task twice.  This is the first time a team has switched Detours twice in the  race.'),
('2154',' After the race, John Vito and Jill (Season 3) hosted a show that  promoted Singapore tourism.'),
('2155',' Zach (Season 3) worked on NBCs production crew for the 2004 Summer  Olympics.'),
('2156',' Aaron (Season 3) accidentally stumbled upon one of the Pit Stops of  Season 6 while backpacking in Europe.'),
('2157',' Flo and Drew (Season 3) got together romantically. They declined to  race in the All Stars.'),
('2158',' At the time Season 4 was filmed and broadcast, same'),
('2159','sex marriage was  not legally recognized anywhere in the United States. Reichen and  Chip were never legally married under U.S. law, though they were  married in a religious ceremony; CBS decided to honor their  description of themselves as "married" for the purposes of the show.'),
('2160',' A record seven Fast Forwards were handed out in Season 4 (including  the first five legs of the race), only one of which was sought by  more than one team.'),
('2161',' At six (aired), Tian (Season 4) holds the record for most Roadblock  tasks performed by a contestant whose teammate did not perform any.'),
('2162',' Although they are the third team overall not to finish a leg in  first place immediately following the Fast Forward, the NFL Wives  (Monica and Sheree '),
('2163',' Season 4) are the first team to use it and  finish neither first nor last. They finished in fourth.'),
('2164',' Season 4 had the most number of teams that have been first place.  Nine of the 12 teams that competed in this season placed first at  least once.'),
('2165',' Only two new countries were visited in Season 4: the Netherlands and  South Korea.'),
('2166',' Tian and Jaree (Season 4) become the 2nd of only two teams in  Amazing Race history to finish 11th place and not be eliminated.'),
('2167',' In Season 4 Leg 3, teams received $480 the leg.'),
('2168',' Leg 4 (Season 4) marked the first time ever in The Amazing Race that  a Roadblock took place before a Detour.'),
('2169',' Reichen and Chip (Season 4) were not planning on taking the Fast  Forward task in the Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary in Leg 9. However,  since they had unintentionally traveled in that direction, they  decided to complete the route. Jon and Kelly were trying for the  green pass (color of the Fast Forward indicator) but had to go back  to complete the Detour and the Roadblock, barely beating out Chuck  and Millie for a final four berth.'),
('2170',' On Leg 11, Jon and Al (Season 4) attempted to get on the same flight  as the other teams, but their Race'),
('2171','provided credit card was not  accepted by the airline due to computer problems, and they were  unable to make that flight. As this was an airline issue that  production could not control, the production teams held up the three  other teams when they arrived in Australia to make up for the time  lost in resolving the card issue, and thus appearing to have all  teams equally bunched out of the airport. However, Jon and Al still  arrived last in the leg and were eliminated.'),
('2172',' On Leg 13, David and Jeff (Season 4) made a mistake in flying into  Sydney to get flights to Hawaii. There were none until the next day,  which put them so far behind that they did not reach the Finish  Line. This is the second time a team hasnt crossed the finish line,  the first time being Joe and Bill in season 1.'),
('2173',' Normally Pit Stops are 12 hours. In Season 4, three legs had 36 hour  Pit Stops, which occurred after Leg 3 in Gmunden, Austria; Leg 5 in  Muiden, Netherlands; and Leg 7 in Alleppey, India. There were also  two 24 hour Pit Stops, after Leg 9 in Sepilok, Malaysia and after  Leg 11 in Brisbane, Australia.'),
('2174',' Steve and Josh (Season 4), placing ninth are the lowest placing team  to ever win a leg twice.'),
('2175',' After Season 4, Reichen & Chip "divorced" but still remained  friends.'),
('2176',' After winning Season 4, Reichen started a career in modeling,  selling his own semi'),
('2177','nude annual calendar. He hosted "The Reichen  Show" on the now'),
('2178','defunct Q Television and was a contestant on  "Reality Stars Fear Factor," finishing in sixth/fifth place.'),
('2179',' Chip (Season 4) became active in gay'),
('2180','related charity and advocacy  groups, and appeared on the 2005 reality "reunion show" Real Gay on  Logo.'),
('2181',' In July, 2006, Lance Bass, the pop group NSync announced that  Reichen (Season 4) and he were in a long'),
('2182','term relationship. On  December 4, 2006, People magazine reported that they had split.'),
('2183',' Season 4 was the last season where ties were allowed at the mat (and  the subsequent distribution of additional first place prizes should  there be a tie for first place). In subsequent seasons, even if  teams arrived at the mat at the same time, an order would be  determined, and the official check in times for teams arriving  simultaneously would set a minute apart to avoid tying situations.'),
('2184',' Season 5 featured the first father/daughter team, cousins team,  female twins team, and a competitor with dwarfism (Charla).'),
('2185',' Season 5 was the first (and so far only) to visit all six inhabited  continents.'),
('2186',' Season 5 featured the first African'),
('2187','American and the oldest couple  to win the Race (Chip & Kim), as well as the first team to win  without using a Fast Foward.'),
('2188',' Chip and Brandon (Season 5) hold the record for most Roadblocks  performed by a single person. The record is unlikely to be broken  because of a rule limiting the number of Roadblocks a person may  perform beginning in Season 6.'),
('2189',' Every team in the final leg of Season 5 had the female in each team  complete 1 Roadblock, and the male Team member completing 10 or 11  Roadblocks.'),
('2190',' Nearly every country featured in Season 5 had not been previously  visited; these include Uruguay, Argentina, Russia (the races first  trip to Eastern Europe), Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, United Arab  Emirates (the races first trip to the Middle East), Philippines,  and Canada. The only exceptions were India and New Zealand.'),
('2191',' Season 5 was the first race not to announce post'),
('2192','check'),
('2193','in time  credits or penalties to any team. In Leg 1, Chip & Kim and Kami &  Karli arrived at the pit stop after accidentally skipping a clue box  earlier in the leg. Neither team was allowed to check in until they  returned to the missed box and read its clue.'),
('2194',' Season 5 featured the first female team (Linda & Karen) to make it  to the Final Four.'),
('2195',' Season 5 was the very first season that, as broadcast, no time  penalties or time credits were issued to any team.'),
('2196',' In Season 5, Alison and Donny were the only team not in the Top 3 to  win a leg.'),
('2197',' Chip McAllister (Season 5) portrayed a young Muhammad Ali in the  1977 film The Greatest. Ali portrayed the adult version of himself.'),
('2198',' Alison Irwin (Season 5) also appeared on CBSs Big Brother 4. She  was the first contestant on a previously aired reality show to take  part in this race.'),
('2199',' Season 5 contestants Erika, Alison, Nicole and Christie competed  against one another in various beauty pageants. Christie was a  former Miss Teen USA champion, while Nicole was the winner of Miss  Texas USA.'),
('2200',' (Season 5) Miss Uruguay welcomed the teams in the Pit Stop of Leg 1.'),
('2201',' Alison and Donny (Season 5) were the second team to finish first on  Leg 1 only to be eliminated in Leg 2. (Amanda and Chris, in season  4, had previously been in the same circumstances.)'),
('2202',' Nicole (Season 5) took 4 hours to complete the caviar challenge in  Saint Petersburg in Leg 4.'),
('2203',' Marshall and Lance (Season 5) were the first team in Amazing Race  history to quit. Marshall was suffering from a knee injury in the  Roadblock in Luxor, Egypt, on Leg 6 and the team arrived at the task  site after all others had left. They decided to give up.'),
('2204',' On Leg 8, Colin (Season 5) almost went to jail having an argument  with the cab driver. Colin wanted to give the cab driver $50, but  the cab driver needed $100.'),
('2205',' In Season 5, the woman that welcomed the teams in the Pit Stop of  Leg 11 (Rotorua, New Zealand to Manila, Philippines) was Luli  Arroyo, the daughter of the current Philippine president, Gloria  Macapagal'),
('2206','Arroyo.'),
('2207',' (Season 5) In Leg 12 where the teams are tasked to find the  Philippine flag, the other two flags the teams chose were actually  those of the Czech Republic and Equatorial Guinea, both similar in  design to the Philippine flag.'),
('2208',' Leg 12 (Season 5) to date has been the second leg of The Amazing  Race series to air without a Detour challenge (the first being in  season 2).'),
('2209',' On the final leg of Season 5 (Leg 13), Colin ordered the limousine  in Dallas by using a fake credit card number. Teams were only  allowed to use their provided credit cards for purchasing airfare. A  tire blowout in Dallas on Colin and Christies limousine was not  shown. This mishap essentially prevented them from winning the race.'),
('2210',' In Season 5, two challenges were edited out of the program since  they did not affect team placement. The first was a nut finding  Roadblock in the markets of Dubai; the second, a tee'),
('2211','pee building  challenge in Banff, Alberta. The clam'),
('2212','hunting task in the  Philippines, presented as a normal challenge, was originally one of  two Detour choices. The yellow Detour clue is visible in several  Racers hands, particularly Kims, and the second Detour choice was  never presented on'),
('2213','air.'),
('2214',' Charla & Mirna (Season 5) appeared on MADtv in an Amazing Race  parody.'),
('2215',' Colin & Christie (Season 5) gave one of their trips to Dennis and  Erika.'),
('2216',' Charla & Mirna (Season 5) appeared in the audience of The Price Is  Right, but neither of them was chosen into Contestants Row.'),
('2217',' Charla & Mirna and Chip & Kim (Season 5) appeared on Bravo TVs  Battle of the Network Reality Stars. Charla & Mirna were each  eliminated, but Mirna returned and ended up on the winning team.'),
('2218',' Charla (Season 5) appeared in the "reality stars" themed first game  of Season 7 of Celebrity Poker Showdown.'),
('2219',' Colin proposed to Christie during the Early Show interview after  Season 5.'),
('2220',' Charla (Season 5) appeared on HBOs The Comeback starring Lisa  Kudrow.'),
('2221',' Charla & Mirna (Season 5) were featured in recap on various episodes  of The Soup on E!.'),
('2222',' Erika (Season 5) is now a producer with the show and was on'),
('2223','hand  during the Season 12 open casting call in Cabazon, CA.'),
('2224',' Colin & Christie (Season 5) were expected to be on the All Stars  edition (Season 11), but they didnt make it because Christie was  pregnant.'),
('2225',' Charla & Mirna (Season 5) were selected to race in The Amazing Race  All'),
('2226','Stars (Season 11).'),
('2227',' In Season 6, the Race saw its first marriage proposal. At the Pit  Stop of the penultimate leg, Aaron proposed to Hayden. She accepted.'),
('2228',' Season 6 featured many Olympic themed challenges such as water polo,  track and field, swimming, and archery. The race also visited past  Olympic cities including Oslo, Stockholm, and Berlin. This was due  to the fact that the race was filmed during the same time as the  2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.'),
('2229',' Kris & Jon (Season 6) tie up with Kelly & Jon (Season 4) in reaching  the highest position (2nd) without using the Fast Forward or Yield  (the Bransen Family of Season 8 would later accomplish this feat as  well). Also, unlike Jon & Kelly, they never came in last in any  predetermined non'),
('2230','elimination leg (Kelly & Jon came in last twice,  the Bransen Family, once).'),
('2231',' Season 6 had the most co'),
('2232','ed teams ever to compete in one season.  There were 8 co'),
('2233','ed teams (7 couples, 1 father/daughter team), 1 male  team and 2 female teams.'),
('2234',' Seven new countries were visited in Season 6: Iceland, Norway,  Sweden (the Races first trip to Scandinavia), Senegal, Hungary, as  well as the French island of Corsica, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka.'),
('2235',' Adam & Rebecca (Season 6) began each of the final four legs of the  race as the last team to leave the pit stop. Three times, they had  been the second'),
('2236','to'),
('2237','last team of the previous elimination leg, and  once they had finished last in the previous non'),
('2238','elimination leg.'),
('2239',' Models Freddy and Kendra (Season 6) knew other models from previous  editions of the race: Derek and Drew from Season 3 and Kelly and Jon  from Season 4. Freddy and Kendra actually used the same backpacks  that Jon and Kelly used in Season 4.'),
('2240',' CBS Early Show hosts Harry Smith and Dave Price ran the first leg of  the race in Season 6 (USA'),
('2241','Iceland) with the actual teams. This was  for a special segment on their morning show.'),
('2242',' A smaller Yield sign debuted in the sixth series and has been used  ever since. The first Yield sign, box and hourglass holder was tied  to a post. From then, the Yield sign and the features had a stand.'),
('2243',' Lena and Kristy (Season 6) were the first team to be eliminated by  way of not being able to complete a roadblock (but not giving up);  Phil told Lena and Kristy that the last team had checked in over 2  hours previous, and Lena still had not found the clue after rolling  out 100 hay bales over the course of 8 hours.'),
('2244',' Victoria Fuller (Season 6) was Playboy magazines Playmate of the  Month in January 1996 and has appeared in numerous Playboy Special  Editions. Nine years after her Playmate appearance, she posed for  Playboy again in the May 2005 issue.'),
('2245',' Season 6 featured 36'),
('2246','hour pit stops in Stockholm, Sweden (after Lena  & Kristy were eliminated at the farm on the night); Budapest,  Hungary; Ethiopia and Xian, China.'),
('2247',' Season 6 (Leg 2) featured the first task ever on The Amazing Race  that required inter'),
('2248','team cooperation. The ten teams had to split  themselves into two groups of five, each of which had to row a  Viking boat across a fjord to a marked dock with a clue box. The  next time teams had to work together didnt come until the tenth  season, when a twist called an "Intersection" required two teams to  work together.'),
('2249',' Leg 6 (Season 6) was originally planned as two separate legs with  the first leg being a non'),
('2250','elimination point (with the losing team  being stripped of their money), but combined into one after  producers realized that begging was illegal in Hungary.'),
('2251',' In Leg 8 (Season 6), the check'),
('2252','in mat was a tan colored mat made of  cloth with a map of the world shown in black, instead of green.'),
('2253',' In Leg 8 (Season 6), Freddy & Kendra became the first team to be  Yielded and still finish the leg ahead of the team that Yielded them  (Adam & Rebecca '),
('2254',' due to Adam going the wrong direction to perform a  Roadblock). This has since been accomplished by Joseph & Monica of  Season 9 (beating BJ & Tyler '),
('2255',' due to a 3'),
('2256','way footrace), and again  by Lyn & Karlyn of Season 10 (beating Dustin & Kandice '),
('2257',' due to  driving past the Detour).'),
('2258',' In Leg 9 (Season 6), Adam and Rebecca arrived at the pit stop in  second, but they forgot to swim in the pool. This dropped them to  4th.'),
('2259',' In Leg 11(Season 6) , Hayden & Aaron arrived third, in front of Adam  and Rebecca, but were eliminated because they had taken a four hour  time penalty for not completing the roadblock. Both Rebecca and  Hayden almost had to quit the roadblock because the last gondola  down the mountain was about to leave. The task was to search  approximately 3,000 locks and find the one that opened with a key  they were given. At the last moment, as Hayden & Aaron were about to  quit, Rebecca opened her lock.'),
('2260',' The trains that carried the teams in Sri Lanka (Season 6) and the  town of Galle were heavily damaged by the tsunami caused by the 2004  Indian Ocean earthquake.'),
('2261',' Kristy (of Lena and Kristy / Season 6) appeared in Disneys made for  TV movie "Read It And Weep" as soap star Cadyn Christopher.'),
('2262',' After an unprecedented level of bickering, with a particularly  controversial episode showing Jonathan shove Victoria in temper;  married couple Jonathan Baker and Victoria Fuller (Season 6)  appeared on a Dr Phil special to try and improve their marriage. A  subsequent appearance on the show Fear Factor in which Victoria  attacked fellow contestant Jon "Johnny Fairplay" Dalton (of  Survivor: Pearl Islands Panama) and Jonathan attacked the host Joe  Rogan, resulting in their premature departure from the show, served  to illustrate that their relationship remains fiery.'),
('2263',' Starting with Season 7, a change was made to the non'),
('2264','elimination leg  penalty. In addition to being stripped of all their money and  receiving no allowance for the next leg of the race, teams were  forced to surrender all of their possessions, except for their  passports and the clothes they were wearing, for the remainder of  the race. (This penalty came to be referred to as "mugging" by  fans.) They were also no longer allowed to beg for money prior to  the start of the next leg (after the next leg started, they can beg  for money). The racers could also receive or buy clothing or  toiletries from other teams.'),
('2265',' Season 7 featured the first mother/son team.'),
('2266',' Season 7 was the first edition to not strictly circumnavigate the  world (by crossing the International Date Line exactly once); once  teams traveled as far east as India, they returned to the United  States traveling westward through Europe and the Caribbean. However,  the route does approach that of a Great Circle on the globe.'),
('2267',' Brian Smith (Season 7) appeared in a Heineken commercial with  Jennifer Aniston.'),
('2268',' Joyce Robinson (Seasons 7 & 11) previously appeared in Star Trek:  The Next Generation as Ensign Gates, a background character who  piloted the Enterprise.'),
('2269',' Meredith and Gretchen (Season 7) were officially the oldest couple  in the history of The Amazing Race to make it to the top four teams.  If they had made the top three, they would have beaten Teri and Ian  from Season 3 as the oldest couple to make the final.'),
('2270',' Season 7 featured several prizes, given to the winners of certain  legs, that had never before been featured on the show. On the first  leg, $10,000 went to each teammate (for a total of $20,000) for the  winning team. On the fifth leg, a Toyota RAV4 went to each teammate.  On the tenth leg, JVC home entertainment systems were rewarded.  Previously, only vacations and cameras had been offered in this  manner.'),
('2271',' In Season 7, Travelocity replaced previous show regular sponsors  American Airlines Vacations and Royal Caribbean International.  Besides trips, the company also provided a special prize of $20,000  in vacation money, won by Ron & Kelly (in a new random'),
('2272','prizing  system) on Leg 9 after matching the marking on the bottom of a  gnome.'),
('2273',' The Season 7 winners were revealed in an online betting scandal,  before the finale even aired'),
('2274',' Since the rule change in Season 5, which stipulates that last'),
('2275','placed  teams in non'),
('2276','elimination legs were forced to surrender all collected  money, would not be given any on the subsequent leg, and needed to  start the next leg with zero dollars to their name, Uchenna & Joyce  (Season 7) were the first to win the race after surrendering all  money.'),
('2277',' Five previously unvisited countries were visited Season 7: Peru,  Chile, Botswana, Turkey, and Jamaica, as well as Puerto Rico (the  Races first visit to the Caribbean islands).'),
('2278',' Three reality show alumni were part of Season 7: Engaged couple  Amber and Rob Mariano both appeared on Survivor. Brian appeared on a  Christmas episode of Fear Factor.'),
('2279',' 45 potential teams for the race were sequestered at a hotel before  Season 7 race began. Since teams were not allowed to speak to one  another, brothers Brian and Greg originally contacted Heidi and  Megan by sending them milk and cookies through a waiter.'),
('2280',' Uchenna and Joyce (Season 7) were originally scheduled to appear on  Season 6. They were sequestered in Santa Monica, California at the  beginning of that race, but were cut at the last minute before the  race began in Chicago.'),
('2281',' Season 7 had 36'),
('2282','hour pit stops in Botswana (Leg 7); Jodhpur, India  (Leg 8); Istanbul, Turkey (Leg 9) and London, United Kingdom'),
('2283',' Debbie and Bianca (Season 7) are the first female team in Amazing  Race history to finish first in the first leg, matched only by the  Godlewski sisters from season eight. They are also only the second  female team to finish first in any leg of any season without use of  the Fast Forward, the first being Mary and Peach in Season Two.'),
('2284',' In Leg 1, Rob and Ambers (Season 7) taxi stalled on the way to the  pit stop, causing them to fall from first place to third.'),
('2285',' In Leg 2 of Season 7, Rob and Amber, Ron and Kelly, Uchenna and  Joyce, and Ray and Deana bribed a bus driver to let them off before  the other teams (all the teams were on the same bus).'),
('2286',' Season 7s Leg 3 featured a difficult Roadblock in which players had  to eat four pounds of meat and organs. An unprecedented four players  actually quit the food eating task: Rob, Meredith, Deana, and  Patrick. Although it was not shown on television, Patrick quit the  Roadblock but later decided to complete it.'),
('2287',' On Season 7s Leg 3, Debbie was the only female to complete the meat  eating Roadblock.'),
('2288',' Debbie and Bianca (Season 7) fell 4 hours behind the other teams  (except for Susan and Patrick) at the beginning of Leg 3, by driving  in the wrong direction for two hours.'),
('2289',' Deana (Season 7) had the best score on the Leg 4 roadblock,  completing the course in 33 seconds.'),
('2290',' In Season 7, a cameraman suffered minor injuries when Brian and  Gregs Land Rover flipped as they were driving from the Roadblock to  the Detour on the Leg 6 of the race.'),
('2291',' Host Phil Keoghan greeted teams at a race mat halfway through Leg 8  (Season 7) to hand them their next clue, marking the first time in  the history of The Amazing Race that teams have stepped on a mat  marker to be handed their next clue. Previously, teams only received  route information stored in boxes or from locals after completing a  task.'),
('2292',' In Leg 8, Meredith (Season 7) broke three bones in his foot after it  had been run over during the elephant Detour, and later by a  tuk'),
('2293','tuk. However, he did not reveal his injury to production,  because he feared that it would force him to leave the race.'),
('2294',' The (Season 7) Leg 8 Fast Forward returned to the concept of a Fast  Forward from Season 5 '),
('2295',' an Indian good'),
('2296','luck ritual, where both team  members must shave their heads '),
('2297',' but this time it was completed;  Brandon and Nicole in Season 5 balked at the task once they  discovered it.'),
('2298',' Near the end of Leg 8, Lynn & Alex (Season 7) mistakenly went to  Umaid Bhawan Palace which proved too costly and they were  eliminated.'),
('2299',' In Leg 12 of the Season 7 race, teams had to fly between Montego Bay  and San Juan, Puerto Rico. What producers did not show, however, was  a connection in Miami. Because American Airlines does not operate  non'),
('2300','stop flights between Montego Bay and San Juan, all three teams  and their camera crew caught one of American Airlines three daily  Montego Bay'),
('2301','Miami flights and connected in Miami onto Miami'),
('2302','San Juan  flights.'),
('2303',' Controversy has surrounded the final leg of the Season 7 race: when  Uchenna and Joyce arrived at the airport in San Juan, both Rob &  Amber and Uchenna & Joyce were sold tickets for a flight leaving  later than one whose gate was about to close. While Rob & Amber  managed to get on this earlier departing flight, Uchenna and Joyce  were shown by the gate as the boarding corridor between the gate  exit way and airplane began to shut. After a commercial break, the  boarding corridor reopened to the gate to pick up Uchenna and Joyce.  No explanation was given as to why the gate reopened, which has led  to widespread speculation about intervention by the production  staff. In the "Revisiting the Race" special feature on the Season 7  DVD, Uchenna, Rob, and Phil Keoghan deny the accusations of  intervention by the production crew. Uchenna describes his  experience with finding the same airline agent at the gate who had  previously informed him that there was no earlier available flight.  Rob describes Uchenna running around frantically trying to get onto  the flight, which the final edited version of the show does not  portray. Phil cites the fact that the decision to re'),
('2304','open the door  rested solely with the pilot, and that intervention by the  production crew would have resulted in someone leaking such  information out.'),
('2305',' In a radio interview after Season 7, Uchenna and Joyce said that  they won the race by 45 minutes, even though Rob and Amber were 7  minutes ahead of them at the first Miami cluebox at Rickenbacker  Causeway.'),
('2306',' Lynn & Alex (Season 7) got married in Ottawa, Ontario, sponsored by  radio Hot 89.9. Amazing Race guests included Uchenna & Joyce,  Gretchen, Susan & Patrick and Bianca & Debbie.'),
('2307',' Lynn & Alex (Season 7) appeared on Real Gay, a "reunion" show of  LBGT reality television participants (as did Chip from Season 4)  which aired on Logo.'),
('2308',' Season 7s Rob and Ambers marriage in the Bahamas was aired on a  CBS television special two weeks after the finale.'),
('2309',' Brian Smith, who participated in the (Season 7) race with his  brother Greg, dated Jennifer Lyon, a contestant from Survivor:  Palau.'),
('2310',' Uchenna and Joyce (Season 7) appeared on a special episode of the  Style Networks series How Do I Look?, where Joyce was given a  makeover at the suggestion of Uchenna.'),
('2311',' Ray and Deana (Season 7) married after the race. They eventually had  their first child, a daughter they named Reagan.'),
('2312',' Ron & Kelly (Season 7) broke up. Kelly is now married.'),
('2313',' The Amazing Race 8 differed from previous installments of The  Amazing Race in that instead of pairs of adults with a pre'),
('2314','existing  relationship, this race featured families of four and allows the  participation of minors as young as the age of 8. The Race returned  to the original teams of two adults for The Amazing Race 9. In  addition to also having easier challenges, the Race also placed less  emphasis on international travel as numerous legs were contained  within the continental United States, and no race locations were  outside North America.'),
('2315',' At the age of 8, Austin Black (Season 8) is the youngest person to  ever compete in the Race.'),
('2316',' At the age of 9, Carissa Gaghan (Season 8) is the youngest person to  make that far in the race making it to Leg 6 and to be in the final  6 teams'),
('2317',' At the age of 12, Billy Gaghan (Season 8) is the youngest person to  ever complete a roadblock.'),
('2318',' At the age of 14, Rolly Weaver (Season 8) is the youngest person to  ever win a leg and to make it to the Final Three.'),
('2319',' At the age of 16, Brian Paolo (Season 8) is the youngest person to  ever complete a Fast Forward and win more than one leg.'),
('2320',' At age 19, Tommy Linz (Season 8) is the youngest person to win the  $1,000,000 on The Amazing Race.'),
('2321',' 12 of the 40 participants in Season 8 were younger than 21, the  minimum age for every other Race, at the time of taping.'),
('2322',' The Aiello Family (Season 8) was the only family in which none of  the team members shared a blood relation.'),
('2323',' The Weaver Family (Season 8) was the only team in Race history to be  Yielded more than once.'),
('2324',' Season 8 involved the most cities (50), with the previous record  being 40 in season three.'),
('2325',' At only ten teams, Season 8 had the smallest number of teams to  compete in the race, other seasons having eleven or twelve; at forty  total team members this is the most people ever to compete in one  season.'),
('2326',' Season 8 Route Markers were colored yellow, white, & black, similar  to the yellow & white Route Markers of Season 1 (and in contrast to  the yellow & red of all other seasons).'),
('2327',' The show said there were only two Yields, but there was another  Yield on Leg 1 of Season 8 that didnt make it to air since it was  not used.'),
('2328',' As with Season 7, the winners of the Season 8 race were revealed in  an online betting scandal well before the airing of the final  episode'),
('2329',' In Australia, the 9th Season was shown before Season 8 in early  2006. This series was premiered on Thursday the 9th of November at  9:30pm on the Seven Network.'),
('2330',' The Season 8 Race still managed to visit two previously unvisited  countries, Panama and Costa Rica. These were also the Races first  visits to Central America.'),
('2331',' Brittney Rogers (Season 8), a former Miss Louisiana USA (2003), also  appeared on a special Miss USA edition of Fear Factor, where she won  $50,000. She gave half to charity.'),
('2332',' For the Season 8 race, the supplied credit card covered not only  airfare, but also gasoline. Previously, gasoline had to be purchased  with the supplied cash. The rule change was made necessary by the  fact that most of the transportation takes place in cars rather than  airplanes.'),
('2333',' The limits on individual Roadblock attempts, found in seasons 6 and  7, did not apply to this season. Furthermore, some roadblocks in  this edition required the participation of two team members. Also,  for the first time since season 5, a mid'),
('2334','race leg (4) was aired  without a Roadblock.'),
('2335',' In Leg 1, Renee Rogers fell at the starting line and suffered a  concussion. The Rogers family didnt realize the severity of the  injury until they had gone to a hospital after being eliminated from  the race.'),
('2336',' In Leg 4, The Paolo family, after finishing a task involving  partybikes, rode on their vehicle and saw a thunderstorm associated  with the remnants of Hurricane Dennis outside Talladega  Superspeedway.'),
('2337',' At the end of Leg 4, the Schroeder family (Season 8) was eliminated  in New Orleans, marking the first time a team had been eliminated in  their hometown. One month after the end of the race, their home was  severely damaged by Hurricane Katrina. The Schroeder family  evacuated their New Orleans home and stayed with the Rogers family  in Shreveport, Louisiana for a short period of time. The Schroeder  home was seriously damaged and was being rebuilt at the time of the  shows airing.'),
('2338',' In Leg 6 (Season 8), at Poás Volcano, the clue envelope appeared to  contain Fast Forward instructions; however, this was not mentioned  or described, perhaps because no team took advantage, or because  plans for the task fell through. The Fast Forward in Leg 5 was  introduced as the only one in the race when the show was televised.  An online source claims that the task was simply not used, and all  references were excised.'),
('2339',' According to an interview with Wally Bransen (Season 8) on RFFRadio,  Hurricane Emily forced producers to cancel a leg in Belize. Teams  had an extra day off in Costa Rica after Leg 6.'),
('2340',' In Season 8, a camera error occurred in Leg 9 (not shown) causing  the Godlewski Familys car battery to fail, moving them into last  place at the time. Another error, exactly the same as the one in Leg  9, occurred in Leg 10 (also not shown) affecting the Linz Family,  also causing them to move into last place at the time.'),
('2341',' Also in Leg 9, the Weaver Family (Season 8) became the first team to  be Yielded twice in the race, once by the Paolo Family and once by  the Linz Family.'),
('2342',' Michelle, Sharon, Christine and Tricia Godlewski (Season 8) are the  first team to come last in the midpoint and the end of the superleg  (Leg 10) and got eliminated.'),
('2343',' The Season 8 final episode consisted of a single, double'),
('2344','length leg  (Leg 11), with no Pit Stop.'),
('2345',' Linda Weaver (Season 8) wore a t'),
('2346','shirt with the name "Chris" on it  for many legs of the race. Contrary to popular belief, Chris was not  the name of her late husband, but her fiancé.'),
('2347',' In a RFF Radio podcast interview with Wally Bransen (Season 8), he  said that the Linzs beat them to the finish mat by one or two  minutes in the final leg therefore making it the third closest  finish ever. The Weavers finished in third place an "hour or two"  later.'),
('2348',' Linda Weaver (Season 8) reluctantly participated in two challenges  directly related to racing. One was a go'),
('2349','kart race in Arizona, and  the other involved traveling around Talladega Superspeedway in a  bicycle. Weavers husband, Roy, was killed in an accident when he  was run over by a race car at Daytona International Speedway in  2004.'),
('2350',' After the Linz family were named the official winners of Season 8,  it was revealed that the Bransen and Weaver Families would compete  in the "Final Amazing Challenge". The two families would race back  and forth between the last roadblock of the race (a map of North and  Central America) and a set of 12 clueboxes, each of which contained  an icon, representing something the families did on the race. The  object of the challenge was to race (as a family) out to the  clueboxes, get the icons one at a time, and then place them on the  appropriate place on the map. Whichever team finished this challenge  first would win a brand new GMC Yukon XL, the same vehicle that had  been used on the race. The Bransen family won the challenge and the  vehicle.'),
('2351',' Production staff visited a Moab, Utah diner during the shooting of  Leg 9 (Season 8). They inadvertently left behind papers including  the full text of that legs clues.'),
('2352',' Billy and Carissa Gaghan (Season 8) wrote introductions for "My Ox  is Broken", a book about the Amazing Race.'),
('2353',' Fans, critics, and racers were lukewarm over the format changes  implemented in Family edition of The Amazing Race. The main issues  were the lack of international travel and watered down challenges  tailored to families. The expanded cast also made it more difficult  to develop individual story lines. Entertainment Weekly commented  that "Half the fun of The Amazing Race has always been watching the  inter and intra'),
('2354','couple bickering that goes with being  chronologically late and lost in a foreign land. Seeing parents yell  at their children in exotic New Jersey? Not so fun". USA Today  shared similar opinions, adding that "the idea of being trapped in  the back seat for a forced cross'),
('2355','country family drive comes closer  to a nightmare relived than a dream come true." Racers were also  disappointed that they did not have a chance to travel to more  exotic locations; in one episode Marion Paolo commented "Why are we  going to Phoenix, Arizona for? I want to go to New Zealand!", a  statement that also summed up the general opinion of the season. In  hindsight, the production team has admitted that the concept of a  Family Edition "looked good on paper" but failed in execution, since  child racers limited foreign travel for that season. Creators Bert  Van Munster and Jonathan Littman doubt that the family format will  be revived in the future.'),
('2356',' BJ & Tyler (Season 9) were the first team to win the race and finish  first in the final elimination leg. BJ & Tyler are also the first  team to win the final three legs of the race.'),
('2357',' BJ & Tyler (Season 9) are the second team to ever win three  consecutive legs. The first team to do it was Colin & Christie in  Season 5.'),
('2358',' BJ & Tyler (Season 9) are the only team to have finished last in two  non'),
('2359','elimination legs after the rule change in Season 5, where  last'),
('2360','placed teams must forfeit all of their money, as well as the  rule change in Season 7, which required non'),
('2361','eliminated teams to  surrender all possessions save their passports and "the clothes on  their backs." Similarly, they are only the second team to win the  race after finishing last, post'),
('2362','rule change; the first team to  accomplish the same feat was Uchenna & Joyce (Season 7).'),
('2363',' Season 9 featured the oldest team (Fran & Barry) to win a leg.'),
('2364',' The Season 9 race was the first one to start and end at the same  location, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, near Denver. Other races have  started and ended in the same city (Season 1 in New York City and  Season 6 in Chicago), but the location of the start and stop lines  have been in different parts of the city.'),
('2365',' Comically suggestive "bonding" photos of Eric & Jeremy and BJ &  Tyler surfaced on the Internet shortly after the Season 9 premiere.  The photos featured all four men at a party (presumably held while  BJ & Tyler visited Eric & Jeremy in Florida before the season aired)  posing shirtless and sometimes in suggestive, homoerotic positions.  These photographs fueled speculation amongst Internet fans that both  teams lasted towards the end of the race together or at least were  eliminated close after one another. The former proved true, as BJ &  Tyler and Eric & Jeremy placed first and second, respectively. In a  post'),
('2366','race interview for CBS Internet talk show The Finish Line, Eric  revealed that the photos were just a practical joke.'),
('2367',' In the final 3 legs of the Season 9 Race, the order teams arrived at  the Pit Stop were exactly the same.'),
('2368',' In Season 9, three new countries got their first visit from the  Race: Greece, Oman, and Japan, as well as the Sicily region of  Italy.'),
('2369',' Brazil was the first (and only) country to host two premiere legs  for two different races. Season 2 the first destination was in Rio  De Janeiro. Season 9s first destination was in São Paulo.'),
('2370',' The Amazing Race isnt Tylers (Season 9) only traveling claim to  fame. In 2004, he walked the whole length of Japan to impress his  Japanese girlfriend as well as make a documentary about the  experience called Kintaro Walks Japan. By the end of the trip, he  was often running into many locals who already knew him as "Kintaro"  from the TV news.'),
('2371',' The Season 9s first leg pit stop was inside Estadio Municipal Paulo  Machado de Carvalho, but teams began the second leg outside the  stadium.'),
('2372',' The Season 9 second legs pit stop lasted an extended 36 hours.'),
('2373',' The Season 9 third leg is double'),
('2374','length, broadcast over episodes 3  and 4. This is the earliest a double leg has appeared and was the  first to include international travel over the middle portion.'),
('2375',' When BJ and Tyler (Season 9) offered Phil the dollar they received  at the start of the leg that they didnt need, at the pit stop in  Moscow, they told him "dont waste that opportunity." This was  likely a reference to Phils Discovery Channel show and book, No  Opportunity Wasted.'),
('2376',' On Leg 4, Danielle & Dani (Season 9) became the first team to be  both Yielded and eliminated in the same leg of the race. However, it  was not the Yield that first'),
('2377','handedly eliminated them: the hourglass  stopped before Ray and Yolanda actually overtook them, but Dani  struggled at the Roadblock and they were eliminated. In an  interview, Danielle & Dani said that the Yield was about 30 minutes  long and they arrived at the Pit Stop only a few minutes after Ray  and Yolanda.'),
('2378',' On Leg 4, BJ and Tyler (Season 9) wore "Bowling Mom" t'),
('2379','shirts, in  homage to Linda and Karen in Season 5.'),
('2380',' On Leg 7, Fran & Barry (season 9) became the oldest couple at the  age of 61 & 63 to win a leg, beating out Teri & Ian who were 49 & 50  respectively in Season 3.'),
('2381',' The Leg 7 (Season 9) Pit Stop lasted 24 hours, rather than the usual  12 hours or 36 hours. This situation may have been due to the fact  that the shows producers didnt want racers cluttering up the  airport waiting 12 hours for the only direct flight to Perth,  Australia via Dubai.'),
('2382',' Since the introduction of the non'),
('2383','elimination penalties in Season 5,  BJ & Tyler (Season 9) are the first team in Race history to receive  the penalty twice. BJ & Tyler also became the first team to use the  Yield and come in last on the same leg.'),
('2384',' In Leg 8 (Season 9), Eric and Jeremy questioned the intelligence of  BJ & Tylers choice of Detours by saying that they thought "they  were supposed to be smart; didnt they go to Harvard and Stanford?"  BJ did graduate from Harvard, but Tyler went to the University of  California at Santa Cruz. Eric and Jeremys comment is quite  revealing though, since Tyler achieved some media attention in 1999  for his failed political'),
('2385','style "campaign" to be admitted to Stanford  ("Theyll Try Anything" Stanford Alumni Magazine). It is somewhat  surprising that Eric and Jeremy could have learned about Tylers  connection to Stanford without remembering and relishing that Tyler  was not admitted.'),
('2386',' Eric (Season 9) canceled taxi reservations for Ray/Yolanda and  BJ/Tyler early in Leg 9 but the team received no penalty. Joseph was  standing with Jeremy as Eric called to cancel and said "Thatll give  us a good head start," leading some viewers to speculate that he was  involved. Eric & Jeremy later stated that they almost were given a  penalty for the incident, but since everyone got a taxi anyway and  Eric & Jeremy got on a taxi last, it was not assessed.'),
('2387',' Although it seemed BJ & Tyler and Joseph & Monica were in a race for  who would get to use the Yield in Leg 9 (Season 9), BJ & Tyler  revealed on RFF Reality TV Podcast that Joseph & Monica had earlier  lost their envelope containing their courtesy of sticker, and thus  lost their power to use any future Yields.'),
('2388',' In The Roadblock of Leg 9 (Season 9), one camera was dropped off of  the plane with each racer and another was tied to the parachute.'),
('2389',' Season 9 marked the third visit (after seasons 1 and 2) to Bangkok,  the only foreign city thus far to be visited that many times.'),
('2390',' One of the locations that Tyler and BJ (Season 9) delivered to in  the Detour for Leg 11 was the offices of GONZO, an anime studio.'),
('2391',' The Pit Stop for Leg 11 (Season 9) was aboard a swan boat on Lake  Yamanaka but Leg 12 started from the dock on'),
('2392','shore.'),
('2393',' Leg 11 (Season 9) was a 36 hour Pit Stop. During their time at the  Pit Stop, teams were able to go on rides at the amusement park they  had just visited.'),
('2394',' On Leg 12, Eric and Jeremy (Season 9) were seen getting in a taxi at  Hillside Park in Anchorage, Alaska when the task was completed at  Kincaid Park, on the other side of the city.'),
('2395',' Season 9 is the first edition of the race to finish exactly where it  started.'),
('2396',' Clues for Season 9 contained the national flags of the countries  visited; teams were eventually required to arrange these flags for  the final Roadblock.'),
('2397',' When Phil introduced the final Roadblock in Season 9, he was  standing between the flags of Canada and Antigua and Barbuda when he  was speaking. Canada and Antigua and Barbuda (particularly Antigua)  were two countries in which Phil spent a portion of his life. In a  second scene of Phil at the Roadblock, he was standing in front of  the New Zealand flag, an obvious homage to his native country.'),
('2398',' Ray proposed to Yolanda on the CBS Early Show on the morning after  the Season 9 finale. While it was a total shock to her, Yolanda  enthusiastically accepted.'),
('2399',' On "The Finish Line", Eric (Season 9) announced that he was dating  Danielle and had planned to move to New York to be closer to her.'),
('2400',' Due to scheduling conflicts with the Season 9 finale and the  premiere of the film adaptation of The Da Vinci Code, Eric & Jeremy  stated that they were unable to attend the premiere of the movie at  the Cannes Film Festival, which was their prize for gaining first  place on Leg 6. (The prize was awarded to the first team to arrive  at the Pit Stop bearing two parchments and demonstrating that, when  combined, they revealed a picture of Leonardo Da Vincis Vitruvian  Man and a coded message; the first team to arrive at the Pit Stop  did show the message and were awarded the prize) Eric & Jeremy later  stated that CBS was going to give them a different prize to make up  for it.'),
('2401',' Joseph and Monica (Seaon 9) are currently engaged.'),
('2402',' Eric and Danielle (Season 9) were selected to race in The Amazing  Race All'),
('2403','Stars (Season 11), and are the only All'),
('2404','Stars team that had  not previously been on the same team.'),
('2405',' Two new rules were made for the Season 10 installment of the race:  The Intersection was introduced, a task where two teams were  required to work together until otherwise instructed. If no other  team was available when one team read the Intersection clue, they  were required to wait for another team to show up before proceeding.  The Intersection was also in conjunction with a Fast Forward, with  the first team pairing to win to earn the Fast Forward for both  teams; Instead of the previous money and baggage penalties for  coming in last place, the last place team in a non'),
('2406','elimination leg  became Marked for Elimination meaning that unless they place first  in the following leg, they receive a 30 minute penalty at the mat,  possibly allowing teams finishing behind them to overtake them in  the final placings for that leg.'),
('2407',' Season 10 was the first season to feature two Asian American teams:  Erwin & Godwin (Korean American) and Vipul & Arti (Indian American).  Kathy (Filipina American) from Season 3 was until this season the  only Asian American contestant in Show history. This is also the  first season to feature an African American Muslim team (Bilal &  Saeed), an amputee (Sarah Reinertsen of Peter & Sarah, who has an  artificial leg), and the races first open lesbian (Lauren Marcoccio  of Duke & Lauren).'),
('2408',' The Season 10 Starting Line was in Gas Works Park in Seattle,  Washington, the same exact place where the Finish Line of Season 3  was.'),
('2409',' Season 10 was the first season to (nearly) circumnavigate the globe  in a generally westward fashion, crossing the Pacific Ocean in the  first leg and crossing the Atlantic on the final leg. Most other  seasons (with the exception of Season 7 and Season 8) transversed  the globe in a generally eastward direction; the first legs of these  races had teams crossing the Atlantic Ocean or staying on the North  America/South America landmass, and then crossing the Pacific on the  final legs.'),
('2410',' Dustin'),
('2411','Leigh Konzelman and Kandice Pelletier (Season 10) are former  Miss America contestants. Konzelman held the title Miss California  2005 and Pelletier was Miss New York 2005. The beauty queens are two  among seven former pageant contestants to compete on The Amazing  Race. One other Amazing Race competitor, Kelly McCorkle (Miss South  Carolina 2002) of Season 7, has competed in Miss America.'),
('2412',' Season 10 was the third season to feature 12 teams, the other two  being Season 3 and Season 4.'),
('2413',' Season 10 was the first season in which two teams were eliminated in  the same leg. In the first leg, Bilal & Saeed were eliminated after  arriving last at the Meridian Gate in order to secure a departure  time the next morning. (They were eliminated just 40 minutes after  the TV debut). Vipul & Arti were eliminated after arriving last at  the pit stop at the Great Wall of China.'),
('2414',' Bilal & Saeed (Season 10) are the first team in Race history to  never perform a Detour task.'),
('2415',' Sarah (Season 10) reported in a post'),
('2416','race interview on "The Finish  Line" that because of the Roadblock in the first leg a single team  member could do a maximum of 7 Roadblocks instead of the usual 6 (as  has been in place from Season 6). This rule was never mentioned on  the show, although Karlyn performed 7 aired Roadblocks.'),
('2417',' In season 10, a Fast Forward was offered in conjunction with the  Intersection in Leg 8. Mary reported in a post'),
('2418','race interview on  "The Finish Line" that a team could use a Fast Forward for a second  time (in this case with a team that had not used a Fast Forward  earlier in the race). In previous seasons, teams were allowed to use  only one Fast Forward during the entire race.'),
('2419',' Rob & Kimberly (Season 10) hold the record for most consecutive  finishes in the same position. They placed 3rd six times in a row.'),
('2420',' Season 10 is the first time in the history of the Race that an  all'),
('2421','female team, Lyn & Karlyn, made it into the final three. It is  also the first time in the history of the Race that the final three  was composed of all three possible gender combinations '),
('2422',' two men  (Tyler & James), a man and a woman (Rob & Kimberly), and two women  (Lyn & Karlyn).'),
('2423',' Season 10 marked the first time wherein the final three never came  in last in a non'),
('2424','elimination leg.'),
('2425',' Lyn & Karlyn (Season 10) is the first team to make it to the final  three without finishing first place in any leg.'),
('2426',' In Season 10, for the first time ever, the winning team was allowed  to contact their families at the finish line and tell them they had  won. In previous seasons, the winning team had to wait until their  families actually saw them win on television.'),
('2427',' Six new countries got their first visits from the Season 10 Race:  Mongolia, Kuwait, Mauritius, Madagascar, Finland, and Ukraine.  Additionally, Spain was visited and presented with tasks as well as  holding a Pit Stop for the first time. The only other time the Race  visited Spain was in Season 3 when it was used as a lay'),
('2428','over.'),
('2429',' Season 10 was the first season to have teams revisit the exact same  locations as previous racers had been in seeking their clues. This  happened in three places: Leg 2 at Juyongguan Pass outside Beijing,  China, first clue to start the leg. This location was also used by  Season 1 in Leg 12 for a detour; Leg 12 at the Eiffel Tower in  Paris, route clue. The Eiffel Tower was also used as a Roadblock in  Leg 2 of Season 1; Leg 12 at the Place de la Concorde in Paris,  Detour. In Leg 3 of Season 1 teams also went here to receive their  clues after visiting La Grande Roue.'),
('2430',' Tyler Denk and James Branaman (Season 10) were close friends of  Survivor: Panama winner, Aras Baskauskas.'),
('2431',' A Roadblock was performed in Leg 1 of Season 10. This is the first  time a Roadblock has been aired in the first leg of a season (Season  1 had an ostrich egg eating Roadblock, but it was only shown as an  extra feature on the DVD).'),
('2432',' In Leg 2 of Season 10, Peter and Sarah switched their Detour task  twice. This is the first time a team has switched Detours twice and  still finished first in the same leg.'),
('2433',' In Leg 3 and Leg 4 of Season 10 (Vietnam), all route markers were  white and yellow instead of red and yellow. This was done because  the flag of the vanquished South Vietnam also consisted of red and  yellow stripes. This is similar to Season 3s Leg 11 in which the  teams traveled through Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, however, the  route markers were made solid yellow in that season.'),
('2434',' In Vietnam (Season 10), teams were not allowed to ride on motorbikes  for safety reasons.'),
('2435',' At the beginning of Leg 3 (Season 10), teams were not given any  money and were not permitted either to beg for money or to sell  items. Instead, they had to earn money in the Roadblock.'),
('2436',' At the beginning of Leg 4 (Season 10), teams received 588,000 Dong  VND (approximately USD $37) at the start of the leg. This was the  first time in Race history the cash distribution was made in a  currency in other than US dollars.'),
('2437',' In Leg 6, Peter & Sarah (Season 10), already in last, upon arrival  at the Detour, received a clue instructing them to go directly to  the Pit Stop. This has not been done to a team since Andre & Damon  of Season 3. Additionally, Peter & Sarah were not received by a  greeter at the Pit Stop. This is the first time since Pat & Brenda  of Season 1 that a team has been eliminated without a greeter at the  end of the leg.'),
('2438',' During Leg 6 (Season 10) in Kuwait, Peter and Sarahs car had a  handicap sticker from the state of California.'),
('2439',' While no Roadblock was shown for Leg 7, a Roadblock clue is clearly  visible in Dustin and Kandices hands in one of the stills for the  Season 10 episode on the shows website.'),
('2440',' In Leg 7 (Season 10), 5 out of the six teams remaining, changed  their detour option.'),
('2441',' The prize for Leg 10 (Season 10) was given to the team that selected  the "good luck charm" earlier in the leg that happened to match the  one worn by the greeter at the pit stop. Unlike most former luck  prizes, however, this one was awarded to the winners of the leg  (Tyler & James).'),
('2442',' As of Leg 11, The Amazing Race 10 became the season with the most  eating challenges. (Fish Eyeballs in China, Cow Lips in Madagascar  and Camel Meat in Morocco)'),
('2443',' Season 10 marked the third time a team that has been Yielded has  placed ahead of the team that had Yielded them. In Leg 10 Dustin and  Kandice Yielded Lyn and Karlyn. However, Lyn and Karlyn placed 2nd  while Dustin and Kandice came in last. In Season 6, Freddy and  Kendra placed ahead of Adam and Rebecca after being Yielded by them  and in Season 9, Joseph and Monica placed ahead of BJ and Tyler  after being Yielded by them.'),
('2444',' In Leg 12 (Season 10), teams flew to Paris, France, for their  intermediate destination '),
('2445',' the first time in the history of the race  an intermediate destination was outside the United States or Canada.'),
('2446',' The Finish Line for the Season 10 Race was located in Garrison, New  York. This is only the second time in the history of the race it was  not held in a major U.S. city. The first occurrence was in Season 8  where it was held in Lewiston, New York.'),
('2447',' David and Mary (Season 10) appeared on The View. David revealed that  he had originally auditioned for Survivor. The couple also received  gifts from the show, including vacations, a Ford Explorer, and a new  house'),
('2448',' Just prior to returning to New York City for the Season 10 post'),
('2449','race  interview circuit, Lyns house was ransacked'),
('2450',' David and Mary (Season 10) were selected to race in The Amazing Race  All'),
('2451','Stars. They finished 9th.'),
('2452',' Dustin and Kandice (Season 10) were selected to race in The Amazing  Race All'),
('2453','Stars (Season 11). Notably, Dustin and Kandice did not make  the usual interview tours after their elimination in this race for  the first time, as they were still racing in All'),
('2454','Stars when the  episode in which they were eliminated aired. Dustin married her high  school sweetheart prior to the start of All'),
('2455','Stars. In the pre'),
('2456','race  interviews for All'),
('2457','Stars, Dustin states that Kandice was a  bridesmaid at her wedding, which she might not have been had they  not run the Season 10 Race together.'),
('2458',' In Australia, All'),
('2459','Stars (Season 11) is airing before Season 10,  which means that viewers in Australia have no clue who Dustin &  Kandice or David & Mary are.'),
('2460',' The Roadblock of Leg 4 of All'),
('2461','Stars (Season 11) required the racers  to search through a pile of letters for one addressed to them,  written by a racer from their original season. While Kandice  searches through the pile of letters, she jokingly asks, "What if  its from Bama?", a reference to their rivals Lyn and Karlyn from  Season 10. When they open the letter and find out its from Lyn,  they state that Lyn was the more friendly of the two. This statement  was followed by a video clip from Season 10 of Karlyn yelling at  Dustin & Kandice at an airport ticket counter.'),
('2462',' Tom & Terry (Season 10) arrived 2nd in Leg 3, but were assessed a 30  minute time penalty for traveling on motorbikes, which were  prohibited to the racers for safety reasons.'),
('2463',' In the finale of Season 10, when flying to Paris, Rob & Kimberly and  Tyler & James chose to fly to Charles de Gaulle International  Airport, while Lyn & Karlyn chose to fly to Orly Airport. When  flying to New York, while the other two teams managed to take the  earlier flight to John F. Kennedy International Airport, Lyn &  Karlyn took the remaining flight to Newark Liberty International  Airport in Newark, New Jersey. Since the time difference between the  two flights was too great, footage of Lyn & Karlyn completing tasks  in New York City was not aired.'),
('2464',' Uchenna & Joyce (Season 7) are the only previous season winners to  compete on All'),
('2465','Stars (Season 11).'),
('2466',' Eric & Danielle (Season 9) are the only All'),
('2467','Stars (Season 11) who  did not previously race together as a team on their season, though  they did race against each others respective teams; they met during  the race and later started dating.'),
('2468',' As of The Amazing Race: All'),
('2469','Stars (Season 11), Rob & Amber have, in  total, participated in five CBS Reality Competition shows. Amber  participated in Survivor: The Australian Outback, while Rob  participated in Survivor: Marquesas. Both of them subsequently  participated in Survivor: All'),
('2470','Stars, The Amazing Race 7 and, now,  The Amazing Race: All'),
('2471','Stars. In addition, Rob participated in  Survivor: Americas Tribal Council, and after Race 7 aired, the  couple had their wedding broadcast by CBS in a two'),
('2472','hour special. Now  they have another show airing on Fox Reality called Rob & Amber:  Against the Odds.'),
('2473',' The Amazing Race: All'),
('2474','Stars is the first season without a  parent/child team.'),
('2475',' Charla & Mirna and Danielle are the only All'),
('2476','Stars who did not have  a first place finish on any leg in their previous seasons.'),
('2477',' Kevin and Drew are the only all'),
('2478','stars to have appeared on more than  two seasons of the Amazing Race (aside from Season 11, they had  raced in Season 1 and had a cameo appearance in Season 8).'),
('2479',' Phil Keoghan was asked to submit a list of 15 teams that he thought  should return. Ten of them were chosen. The one he didnt choose was  Eric & Danielle. He said, "I didnt think of that new combination,  which actually is a really good one."'),
('2480',' Rob & Amber are the first team to place first in the first three  consecutive legs of a Race, and the third team to place first three  legs in a row. In addition, they set a career record of 7 legs won  and were the earliest eliminated team to have won more than two  legs.'),
('2481',' Flo and Drew (Season 3), who met and became a couple during the  race, were asked to compete as All Stars. They declined because Flo  felt the race brought out "the worst" in her and because she didnt  want to do the race without Zach (her original partner).'),
('2482',' As of Leg 4 (Season 11), Danielle became the first person to finish  higher than their original race. As of Leg 8 Charla & Mirna became  the first team to finish higher than their original race.'),
('2483',' Chip Arndt, the winner of Season 4, ran into racers Charla & Mirna  and Teri & Ian on Leg 1 at Miami International Airport during the  Season 11 Race. Chip was given permission to report his sightings  but to not give any specific names on CBS "Return of the Racers"  blog.'),
('2484',' In Leg 1 (Season 11), Mary wore a shirt saying "Missing" in  reference to their allies The Cho Brothers (Erwin & Godwin) from  Season 10. Later on, in Leg 2, David wore a shirt saying "Lost" with  a picture of Phil on it; these same shirts had also been worn by  Erwin & Godwin.'),
('2485',' By the end of Leg 2 (Season 11), seven of the teams had finished in  the same position as in the previous leg. This was the first time  this had happened to so many teams.'),
('2486',' Although the shows website mentions that in Leg 3 (Season 11), two  teams (Uchenna & Joyce and Rob & Amber) attempted the 40'),
('2487','foot climb  part of the Detour and switched tasks, the switch isnt aired in the  episode.'),
('2488',' In The Amazing Race: All'),
('2489','Stars, Charla & Mirna came in first on Leg  6 in Tanzania. Ironically, this was the same country that they were  eliminated in when racing in Season 5.'),
('2490',' As of Leg 8 (Season 11), Danielle is the only All'),
('2491','Star to never  place first in a leg. Charla and Mirna did not place first in their  original season, but managed to place first in Legs 5 and 6 in this  season.'),
('2492',' While teams have left the Pit Stop on the next leg prior to all  teams arriving from the previous leg, the differential between Leg 7  and Leg 8 (Season 11) was the first time that this situation has  been explicitly noted by the show; this is due to these two legs  being shown as a double'),
('2493','length episode. The prior legs Leg 6 and Leg  7 also had the same occurrence but was not noted by the show.'),
('2494',' In The Amazing Race: All'),
('2495','Stars, Leg 6, for the first time since its  introduction, there was no "location indicator" at the pit stop due  to the fact that the pit stop location had to be changed mid'),
('2496','leg.'),
('2497',' Episode 11 marks the first time the Yield is used by a team in  retaliation for a previous Yield by another team.'),
('2498',' Marshall and Lance were the first team in Amazing Race history to  not only quit the race, but also be physically unable to reach the  Pit Stop.'),
('2499',' Chip and Kim were the first ever non'),
('2500','Caucasian team to win "The  Amazing Race".'),
('2501',' The "Sledging" Detour at Okere Falls in Rotorua, New Zealand in  Episode 10 is no longer a tourist activity. It was shut down by New  Zealand authorities shortly after the show screened and interest in  it increased, because it was deemed not safe enough. It has now  reopened and is safe.'),
('2502',' Season 5 is the first time the Yield concept is introduced. A Yield  is a placemat and marker where a leading team can force a lagging  team to stop for a set amount of time.'),
('2503',' In the eighth episode, the Dubai leg, there was a Roadblock that  involved buying nuts but it was edited out of actual airing.  Pictures of the task can be found in the official website, however.'),
('2504',' In the finale episode, specifically the final leg where they were in  Canada, there was a task where the final three teams had to find a  clothing store in Banff and acquire jacket and caps. There is also a  Roadblock where they have to build a tepee. Both these tasks were  edited out of airing due to time constraints. Photos of both tasks  can be found in the official website.'),
('2505',' Karen and Linda are the first all'),
('2506','female team to make it to the  final four.'),
('2507',' Meredith and Gretchen, aged 69 and 66 respectively, are the oldest  team ever to have ever made it into the final four teams.'),
('2508',' Episode titles are taken from quotes made by the racers with the  exception of the final episode:  '),
('2509',' 1. Courteous? This is a Race! '),
('2510',' Megan  '),
('2511',' 2. The Whole Country Hates Me '),
('2512',' Lynn  '),
('2513',' 3. Do You Need Some Mouth'),
('2514','to'),
('2515','Mouth Resuscitation? '),
('2516',' Gretchen  '),
('2517',' 4. What a Gaucho You Are! '),
('2518',' Gretchen  '),
('2519',' 5. Ive Been Wanting a Face'),
('2520','Lift for a Long Time '),
('2521',' Gretchen  '),
('2522',' 6. Houston, We Have an Elephant '),
('2523',' Uchenna  '),
('2524',' 7. They Saved the Eyeball  '),
('2525',' 8. Mow Em Down Like Grass '),
('2526',' Ron  '),
('2527',' 9. We Have a Bad Elephant '),
('2528',' Gretchen  '),
('2529',' 10. We Got a Gnome! We Got a Gnome! '),
('2530',' Joyce  '),
('2531',' 11. The Devil Made Me Do It '),
('2532',' Kelly  '),
('2533',' 12. Five Continents, 25 Cities and More Than 40,000 Miles '),
('2534',' Phil    Kheogan'),
('2535',' Flo and Zach are the first coed team to win the Amazing Race.'),
('2536',' Jill Aquilino originally applied with her brother for the first  season of The Amazing Race.'),
('2537',' BJ and Tyler of season 9 are the only team to come in last on two  non'),
('2538','elimination rounds of a season.'),
('2539',' The tunnels at Fremantle Prison are a new tour that visitors can  climb down to, walk around and paddle authentic convict punts.'),
('2540',' Kevin and Drew from the first season made a cameo in the first  episode of the Family Eddition. They were a couple of hot dog  vendors that when asked for a "Frank" was to give the clue to the  teams. It should be noted that upon review that only the Polo  family, who is from that New York area, was the only team to  possibly recognize them because they said "You Guys are the  Greatest".'),
('2541',' Contrary to popular belief, "Spider'),
('2542','man" was not canceled because of  low ratings. In fact, the series performed well in the ratings, but  TV politics were believed to have played a role in the cancellation;  CBS executives apparently wanted to shed the networks image as "The  Superhero Network," so they canceled the show, in addition to  "Wonder Woman." (However, "The Incredible Hulk" remained at the  network until 1982.)'),
('2543',' Stan Lee (Spidermans comic book creator) disliked the show, and was  vocal about his dissatisfaction with it; he once said in an  interview that he felt the series was "too juvenile."'),
('2544',' The title is taken from a bi'),
('2545','monthly, Sci'),
('2546','fi journal famous in the  1940s and 50s and edited by TV and film writer  Howard Browne (qv).'),
('2547',' Stock footage from _Alamo, The (1960)_ (qv) were occasionally used  for the battle scenes.'),
('2548',' The short'),
('2549','lived animated CBS series _"Family Dog" (1993)_ (qv) was  spun off from this episode.'),
('2550',' This episode runs for 60 minutes, as opposed to the usual 30 minutes  for the episodes in this series. (See also episode #1.5 "The  Mission")'),
('2551',' The chapter is reportedly inspired by a real life event that  happened when a fully costumed Boris Karloff as the Frankenstein  monster traveled to the hospital where he had just become a father.'),
('2552',' This episode runs for 60 minutes, as opposed to the usual 30 minutes  for the episodes in this series. (See also episode #2.8 "Go to the  Head of the Class")'),
('2553',' Dave Moricks last role.'),
('2554',' This documentary is featured on the Bonus DVD disc included in the  Ultimate Oliver Stone Collection, released in 2004.'),
('2555',' Aired as part of HBOs America Undercover series in 1998, and won a  national Emmy for Broadcast Journalism.'),
('2556',' In the 1971 episode "FLYING", the videotape equipment was too big to  fit into Shepherds private plane. A 16mm film camera was used.'),
('2557',' The sound made when the judges "check" an act was originally the  sound used when spins are passed on "Press Your Luck". The sound  made when the judges "X" an act is the strike sound used in "Family  Feud".'),
('2558',' Matthew "Fish the Magish" Fishmans Second Life avatar, Tuna  Oddfellow, appears in an interstitial announcement congratulating  him for winning NBCs promotional "Avatars Got Talent" contest in  Second Life, a virtual world with about 7 million registered  "residents." "Fish" won a million linden dollars, perhaps $3500 cash  equivalent, for his performance of magic in SL. The interstitial  voice over begins: "You think Americas got talent?" and precedes to  show Tuna Oddfellows magic act, congratulating him for his win. The  contest selected Tuna out of the approximately seven million  residents of Second Life in open auditions. Three in'),
('2559','world  celebrities judged the auditions in NBC Studio 3, part of NBCs  virtual holdings in Second Life. Then an audience engaged in a  popular vote among the finalists, and Tuna was judged "most talented  avatar" in SL. It was a virtual mirror of the entire AGT season in  miniature. After taking probably a full hour of video of Tuna, NBC  only aired ten seconds for the interstitial.'),
('2560',' The shows most spectacular success was the case of John List, a man  who murdered his entire family in cold blood nearly twenty years  earlier and was never caught. Using the standard dramatization and  an amazingly accurate forensic sculpture to account for his age  since his last known photograph, the show was instrumental in the  identification and capture of the fugitive within one week of  broadcasting the segment.'),
('2561',' The Fox network cancelled the show in 1996, but reversed the  decision because of a public outcry from viewers, politicians, and  law enforcement agencies. The series was off the air for six weeks  before it was finally reinstated.'),
('2562',' According to John Walsh (I) (qv)s 1997 autobiography, "Tears of  Rage", the following people were considered for the shows hosting  duties: Treat Williams (qv), Ed Marinaro (qv),  Brian Dennehy (qv), Brian Keith (I) (qv),  Theresa Saldana (qv), and Joseph Wambaugh (qv).'),
('2563',' After reading Janice Dickinson (qv)s book "No Lifeguard of Duty:  The Accidental Life of the Worlds First Supermodel",  Tyra Banks (I) (qv) called her personally to be a judge on the  show.'),
('2564',' At 5 feet 6 inches, Eva Pigford (qv) is not only the shortest  winner of Americas Next Top Model, but is also the shortest  contestant in ANTM history.'),
('2565',' As of Cycle 6, Lisa DAmato (qv) from Cycle 5 was the first  non'),
('2566','winner of Americas Next Top Model to make a guest appearance on  a future cycle.'),
('2567',' After the sixth season, the show was picked up by The CW because UPN  merged with The WB to form The CW.'),
('2568',' Was the anchor for the WB/UPN CW merge.'),
('2569',' In Cycle 6, after the "Falling Fairy'),
('2570','Tales" shoot, contestant Sara  Albert had to go the emergency room because she had injured her  back. Subsequently, she had to see a chiropractor regularly.'),
('2571',' In Cycle 8, after the "Nude Candy'),
('2572','Coated" shoot, contestant  Cassandra Watson had to go the emergency room because she had  received frostbite on her hand, as a result of holding a large scoop  of ice cream in her hand for the shoot.'),
('2573',' Contestant Megg Morales of Cycle 7 wore the exact same pair of shoes  for all of her photoshoots.'),
('2574',' The Billboard Chart was used for this show for the top 10 singles  and albums of the week between (1980'),
('2575','1991) but in 1992 the final  season of the show they used The Radio and Records Chart.  Kasem, Kasey (qv) hosted the show until 1991.  Garrett, Siedah (qv) took over from him followed by  Puett, Tommy (qv) for the last 2 years. Siedah Garrett also hosted  the show on Casey Kasems behalf in 1989 on many occasions'),
('2576',' In 1990'),
('2577','1992 Casey Kasem hosted a segment called "Should have been a  top 10 hit". Highlighting certain songs from the rock & pop era that  missed the top 10,While Siedah Garrett and Tommy Puett took over his  main slot.'),
('2578',' Rogers voice is based on Paul Lynde (qv).'),
('2579',' The series was partially inspired by  _"All in the Family" (1971)_ (qv).'),
('2580',' Steves original design was much geekier and gawky and he was voiced  by Ricky Blitt (qv). Halfway through production, his voice actor  changed to Scott Grimes (qv) and his design was made to be more  attractive, so he would be less comparable to Neil Goldman from  _"Family Guy" (1999)_ (qv). This design is a caricature of one of  the series creators, Mike Barker (III) (qv).'),
('2581',' Fox showed a viewer discretion warning before airing episode 102  "Threat Levels" due to "Cartoon Nudity".'),
('2582',' The goldfishs voice is based on Peter Lorre (I) (qv).'),
('2583',' Steves friend Snot is based on Booger from  _Revenge of the Nerds (1984)_ (qv) and is voiced by  Curtis Armstrong (qv), who played Booger.'),
('2584',' In episode 104 ("Francines Flashback"), we find out that Francine  was 20 in 1985. We can draw from this that Francine was born in  1965, and that in the cartoon she is around 40 years old. This is  confirmed in Episode 123 ("Tears of a Clooney"), in which it is  Francines 40th birthday.'),
('2585',' Hayley says in "Stan Knows Best" that she is 18 years old. Based on  this information, we can assume that she was born in either 1986 or  1987 (depending on what month her birthday is in.)'),
('2586',' The headline of the Langley Falls Post that Stan reads in the  opening credits is different in every episode.'),
('2587',' WILHELM SCREAM: In "Roger Codger", immediately following the  explosion of the grenade Stans new coworker throws.'),
('2588',' In some episodes, the opening sequence is shortened severely, and  the final few seconds (the flag and the accompanying "Good morning,  USA!") of animation is all that remains.'),
('2589',' The uniformed officer in the Underdog Productions logo at the end  says something different in every episode. (Not unique, just out of  a small assortment.)'),
('2590',' The final frame of the introduction was changed for seasons beyond  the first. At the end of the credits in the first season, all that  could be seen was a big "American Dad!" logo in front of the  American Flag. In all subsequent scenes, this logo was shrunk to fit  the names to the series creators on the same screen.'),
('2591',' When Steve sends the dogs on his father, He calls them Chekov and  Sulu. Both were characters from one of Steves favorite shows,  _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv).'),
('2592',' The father of Stan Smith is a parody of Big Boss from metal gear  solid which in turn is based on Snake Pliskin.'),
('2593',' We find out that Francine was 20 in 1985. We can draw from this that  Francine was born in 1965, and that in the cartoon she is around 40  years old.'),
('2594',' The episodes title is a reference to "Ice Ice Baby", a song by  Vanilla Ice (qv).'),
('2595',' This episodes title references John Steinbeck (qv)s novel "Of  Mice and Men".'),
('2596',' The salon Francine goes to is called "Curl Up & Dye," the same name  as the salon in the movie "Earth Girls Are Easy".'),
('2597',' This episode was pushed back because of the Virginia Tech shooting.  There was a harmless scene where Stan and Klaus were in VTech attire  and were rooting for the Hokies. This was later changed to  Georgetown to avoid stirring up any unintentional bad feelings.'),
('2598',' This is the first episode to use the new animators.'),
('2599',' Current music artists appear in almost every episode as popular  singers from the 1960s.'),
('2600',' Cancelled after four episodes. Two episodes never aired.'),
('2601',' This was the first episode shot after the pilot.'),
('2602',' This episode was shot immediately after the terrorist attacks on the  USA of 11 September 2001. Sonia Braga, who lived in New York was  torn between staying and helping in New York, and going to Los  Angeles to shoot this episode and start the series that way. The  director and producer convinced her.'),
('2603',' The "Chalmette" (New Orleans) set was actually a few miles outside  of Indianapolis at a Historic Park.'),
('2604',' During a marathon of the show on ESPN Classic, they featured several  behind the scenes notes from Dan "Nitro" Clark. He said that "Human  Cannonball" was the least favorite event of the Gladiators, because  of all the punishment they took.'),
('2605',' Laser is the only Gladiator to appear in every season.'),
('2606',' Laser, Sabre, Siren, Sky, Turbo, and Zap are the only Gladiators  that competed in every single event introduced throughout the shows  seven year run'),
('2607',' Former contestant Rico Costantino went on to become a professional  wrestler, and even won two WWE Tag Team Titles.'),
('2608',' Tower was the only Gladiator that couldnt compete in the "Skytrack"  event, because he was too big to fit in the harness.'),
('2609',' In the Human Cannonball event a contestant, Brian Hutson, used both  of his feet, which struck Gladiator Malibu in his chest, to force  Malibu (Deron McBee) off his platform. As Malibu landed on his back  his knee struck his forehead above his eye requiring him to receive  stitches. He was replaced by Bronco (real name unknown) to continue  the event. Bronco was never seen again on American Gladiators after  this event. Malibu returned to action in The Eliminator event.'),
('2610',' According to "The Sci'),
('2611','Fi Channel Encyclopedia of TV Science Fiction"  by Roger Fulton & John Betancourt, there were 2 episodes that were  originally not aired. They are "Echo of Your Last Goodbye" and  "Strangler". "Potato Boy" and "Ring of Fire" were aired out of  sequence.'),
('2612',' Two brothers from Denver named Jimmy and Scott Osterman were among  the hopefuls at the "American Idol 2" tryouts in Austin, Texas.  Their audition, which included a cringe'),
('2613','making version of Paula  Abduls "Opposites Attract", had judge Simon Cowell (qv) about to  deliver a scathing putdown when the pair revealed themselves to be  Ant McPartlin (qv) and Declan Donnelly (qv) in disguise and that  Cowell was the victim of a practical joke for their show  _"Ant and Decs Saturday Night Takeaway" (2002)_ (qv). McPartlin and  Donnelly are also the hosts of _"Pop Idol" (2001)_ (qv) the original  British show from which "American Idol" is adapted, and for which  Cowell also serves as a judge.'),
('2614',' At the Miami auditions during the second season, a young man named  Edgar Nova was rejected after delivering an off'),
('2615','key rendition of  Enrique Iglesias "My Love". Despite this, he re'),
('2616','entered the tryout  line, telling other hopefuls that the judges had asked him to do so.  Security was called to escort Nova from the audition venue.  Undaunted, Nova flew to Los Angeles at his own expense and appeared  at the tryouts there, sporting a different hairstyle in hopes that  the judges would not recognize him. They did, but they allowed him  another audition, after which he was rejected yet again.'),
('2617',' Edgar Nova, who unsuccessfully auditioned for Season 2 twice (once  in Miami and once in Los Angeles), appeared yet again, this time at  the New York auditions for Season 3. Though the judges said that  they admired Novas tenacity, with Simon Cowell  (qv) even shaking  hands with him, his audition was once again unsuccessful.'),
('2618',' Constantine Maroulis, lead singer for the hard rock band Pray For  The Soul Of Betty, auditioned for Season 4 in Washington, D.C.  without telling his bandmates. When he qualified for the Hollywood  rounds, Ryan Seacrest took the shows cameras to a Betty practice  session to break the news to the band. Though Maroulis bandmates  were generally supportive of him, drummer Hamboussi expressed  visible disdain towards the show and finally left the practice room  in a huff.'),
('2619',' At the Las Vegas auditions during Season 4, Joseph Land entered the  audition room and claimed that he was 28 years old, the maximum age  allowed for the competition. All the judges, however, were skeptical  of Lands claim, because he appeared to be much older than 28. The  chyron graphics displaying his stats even showed his age as "28"  (including the quote marks). After his audition received unanimous  negative feedback from the judges, Land finally admitted to being 44  years old.'),
('2620',' At the end of the Houston, Texas auditions during the third season,  hopeful Jonathan Rey from Conroe, Texas approached judge Simon  Cowell at the judges table after Cowell gave Reys audition an  unfavorable review. Reys hand was extended, leading Cowell to  believe that Rey wanted to shake his hand, but Rey instead grabbed a  large cup of water on the table and threw its contents at Cowell,  drenching him. On'),
('2621','site security called Houston police, who detained  Rey outside the audition venue for questioning, releasing him only  after Cowell refused to press assault charges.'),
('2622',' During the Atlanta tryouts of Season 3, a young woman named Kristen  Powell, clad in a leotard and leg warmers, gave a tone'),
('2623','deaf and  rhythm'),
('2624','less performance of "Flashdance", which the judges quickly  rejected. Though Powell burst into tears and begged for the chance  to be "synthesized" to look and sound like a star, it was revealed  that she and LaMosa Rowell (her companion at the audition) were  merely performing a stunt for a radio broadcast (which included an  obscenity'),
('2625','laced tirade by Rowell, complete with angry posturings at  the camera). LaMosa and Kristen were interns for the MJ Morning  Show, a radio morning show based on 93.3 WFLZ'),
('2626','FM in Tampa, Florida.  The show is also heard in Jacksonville, FL (on 97.9 Kiss FM) and St.  Louis, MO (on Z107.7 FM). MJs other American Idol activities  included an "American Idiot" competition in which people submitted  video tapes of themselves doing foolish things to compete for cash  prizes.'),
('2627',' Kelly Clarkson (qv) was the first "American Idol"'),
('2628',' The rapping male nanny featured on the 2005 San Francisco auditions  was actually comedian Chris Wylde (qv) in disguise. Wylde adopted  a nerdy persona as a nanny, donned clunky black glasses and  auditioned under his real name, Christopher Noll. Instead of  singing, he performed a humorous original rap about judges Randy  Jackson, Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell and guest judge, Brandy. Abdul  and Brandy praised his performance, which was panned by Cowell.  After getting rejected, Wylde spewed out a mouthful of obscenities.  According to the New York Post, Idol producers were unaware the  audition was a stunt.'),
('2629',' Top 10 Rankings (2002):  '),
('2630',' Winner: Kelly Clarkson,  '),
('2631',' 2nd place: Justin Guarini,  '),
('2632',' 3rd place: Nikki McKibbin,  '),
('2633',' 4th place: Tamyra Gray,  '),
('2634',' 5th place: R.J. Helton,  '),
('2635',' 6th place: Christina Christian,  '),
('2636',' 7th place: Ryan Starr,  '),
('2637',' 8th place: A.J. Gil,  '),
('2638',' 9th place: EJay Day,  '),
('2639',' 10th place: Jim Verraros'),
('2640',' Top 12 Rankings (2007) '),
('2641',' Brandon Rogers (12th Place) '),
('2642',' Stephanie  Edwards (11th Place) '),
('2643',' Chris Sligh (10th Place) '),
('2644',' Gina Glocksen (9th  Place) '),
('2645',' Haley Scarnato (8th Place) '),
('2646',' Sanjaya Malakar (7th Place) '),
('2647','  Phil Stacey (6th Place) '),
('2648',' Chris Richardson (5th Place) '),
('2649',' Lakisha  Jones (4th Place) '),
('2650',' Melinda Doolittle (3rd Place) '),
('2651',' Blake Lewis (2nd  Place) '),
('2652',' Jordin Sparks (Winner)'),
('2653',' Top 12 Rankings (2006):  * Winner: Jordin Sparks,  * 2nd place: Blake Lewis,  * 3rd place: Melinda Doolittle,  * 4th place: Lakisha Jones,  * 5th place: Chris Richardson,  * 6th place: Phil Stacey,  * 7th place: Sanjaya Malakar,  * 8th place: Haley Scarnato,  * 9th place: Gina Glocksen,  * 10th place: Chris Sligh,  * 11th place: Stephanie Edwards,  * 12th place: Brandon Rogers'),
('2654',' Top 12 Rankings (2003):  '),
('2655',' Winner: Ruben Studdard,  '),
('2656',' 2nd place: Clay Aiken,  '),
('2657',' 3rd place: Kimberley Locke,  '),
('2658',' 4th place: Joshua Gracin,  '),
('2659',' 5th place: Trenyce,  '),
('2660',' 6th place: Carmen Rasmusen,  '),
('2661',' 7th place: Kimberly Caldwell,  '),
('2662',' 8th place: Rickey Smith,  '),
('2663',' 9th place: Corey Clark,  '),
('2664',' 10th place: Julia DeMato,  '),
('2665',' 11th place: Charles Grigsby,  '),
('2666',' 12th place: Vanessa Olivarez'),
('2667',' Top 12 Rankings (2004):  '),
('2668',' Winner: Fantasia Barrino,  '),
('2669',' 2nd place: Diana DeGarmo,  '),
('2670',' 3rd place: Jasmine Trias,  '),
('2671',' 4th place: La Toya London,  '),
('2672',' 5th place: George Huff,  '),
('2673',' 6th place: John Stevens,  '),
('2674',' 7th place: Jennifer Hudson,  '),
('2675',' 8th place: Jon Peter Lewis,  '),
('2676',' 9th place: Camile Velasco,  '),
('2677',' 10th place: Amy Adams,  '),
('2678',' 11th place: Matthew Rogers,  '),
('2679',' 12th place: Leah LaBelle'),
('2680',' Top 12 Rankings (2005):  '),
('2681',' Winner: Carrie Underwood,  '),
('2682',' 2nd place: Bo Bice,  '),
('2683',' 3rd place: Vonzell Solomon,  '),
('2684',' 4th place: Anthony Federov,  '),
('2685',' 5th place: Scott Savol,  '),
('2686',' 6th place: Constantine Maroulis,  '),
('2687',' 7th place: Anwar Robinson,  '),
('2688',' 8th place: Nadia Turner,  '),
('2689',' 9th place: Nikko Smith,  '),
('2690',' 10th place: Jessica Sierra,  '),
('2691',' 11th place: Mikalah Gordon,  '),
('2692',' 12th place: Lindsey Cardinale'),
('2693',' Top 12 Rankings (2006):  '),
('2694',' Winner: Taylor Hicks,  '),
('2695',' 2nd place: Katharine McPhee,  '),
('2696',' 3rd place: Elliott Yamin,  '),
('2697',' 4th place: Chris Daughtry,  '),
('2698',' 5th place: Paris Bennett,  '),
('2699',' 6th place: Kellie Pickler,  '),
('2700',' 7th place: Ace Young,  '),
('2701',' 8th place: Bucky Covington,  '),
('2702',' 9th place: Mandisa Hundley,  '),
('2703',' 10th place: Lisa Tucker,  '),
('2704',' 11th place: Kevin Covais,  '),
('2705',' 12th place: Melissa McGhee'),
('2706',' For the UK broadcast of Season 6 Cat Deeley (qv) introduces the  episodes and conducts interviews with contestants and guests.'),
('2707',' Originally scheduled for two hours (with commercials), this episode  was trimmed to one hour to accommodate President Bushs State of the  Union address.'),
('2708',' In Denver, Colorado a local radio station sponsored a protest where  two people would live on the observation tower at Elitch Gardens,  battle the harsh winds at over 250 feet in the air, until Sanjaya  was voted off.'),
('2709',' Alvin Ridley was known as "The Zenith Man" due to his former  position as television sales and repairman in Ringgold, Georgia. A  screenplay was developed by writer Mark Bailey of the bizarre facts  of the murder trial and the relationship between Ridley and his  lawyer, McCracken Poston. New Line Cinema acquired the project in  2004.'),
('2710',' Available as a bonus feature on the Criterion DVD release of  _Sullivans Travels (1941)_ (qv).'),
('2711',' Part of the PBS series "American Masters".'),
('2712',' This was developed in direct response to  _Day After, The (1983) (TV)_ (qv), which many right'),
('2713','wing  conservatives claimed was left'),
('2714','wing propaganda.'),
('2715',' Richard Chamberlain (I) (qv) was considered for the role of Devin  Milford.'),
('2716',' This was Lara Flynn Boyle (qv)s first major role. She had filmed  a bit part for _Ferris Buellers Day Off (1986)_ (qv), but it was  cut prior to the movies release.'),
('2717',' Amerika sparked much controversy from many camps long before it even  aired. Many liberals dismissed the mini'),
('2718','series as right wing  paranoia, while many conservatives complained that the Soviet  brutality that was depicted was seriously underplayed. Several  re'),
('2719','writes and production delays resulted. Many objected to it on the  basis that it could damage American'),
('2720','Soviet relations. The United  Nations publicly objected to the depiction of United Nations  Peacekeeping Forces as a Soviet controlled occupying force. The  Soviet government at one point threatened to shut down the ABC News  Moscow Bureau if the mini'),
('2721','series aired (although this threat was  never carried out.) This prompted ABC President John B. Sias to  state "Were going to run that program come rain, blood, or horse  manure."'),
('2722',' Patricia Bernal (qv) was considered to star.'),
('2723',' The first sitcom format created in Argentina.'),
('2724',' Alessandra Rosaldo (qv) and Lucero (I) (qv) were considered to  star.'),
('2725',' Silvia Navarro (qv) was considered to star.'),
('2726',' Among the changes made for this television version was to make the  characters more middle class. The Fresh Air Taxi Company was changed  from the old rundown model T to a later model car with Amoss  uniform and office being neat and tidy and always presented as  professional.'),
('2727',' Despite decent ratings, CBS pulled the show when the NAACP  complained of how they believed blacks were being depicted on this  show. The syndicated reruns were pulled from circulation in 1966  after similar protests.'),
('2728',' In the documentary  _Amos n Andy: Anatomy of a Controversy (1986) (TV)_ (qv),  Alvin Childress (qv) (Amos) said that he never felt that the show  was that negative of a portrayal of blacks since it was the only  television show at the time that showed black people as businessmen,  policemen, judges and doctors rather than maids or janitors.'),
('2729',' In the documentary "Amos n Andy: Anatomy of a Controversy",  Charles Corrells son stated that one of the reasons Spencer  Williams, Jr. was cast in the role of Andrew H. Brown was the fact  that he looked a lot like Charles Correll in blackface.'),
('2730',' Sapphires mother (Kingfishs mother'),
('2731','in'),
('2732','law) and Madame Queen were  played by real life sisters, and veteran actresses Amanda Randolph  and Lillian Randolph.'),
('2733',' In order to assemble their dream cast, two of the lead performers,  Tim Moore (George "Kingfish" Stevens) and Spencer Williams (Andrew  "Andy" Brown), had to be lured out of retirement.'),
('2734',' The original radio series had been one of the biggest hits for the  National Broadcasting Company (NBC). This television version was run  on the rival Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS).'),
('2735',' The character of Amy Prentiss first appeared on an episode of  _"Ironside" (1967)_ (qv).'),
('2736',' Director Jayme Monjardim (qv) decided to quit the series  announcing disagreements with the writer Glória Perez (qv).'),
('2737',' The shows writer, Emiliano Queiroz (qv), invented lots of  characters to insert in the story in order to help unemployed actors  and actresses. Due to this "overbooking" of characters, the story  went crazy as did its budget. Trying to save the story from a  complete disaster, Globo Network Television called for the help of  Janete Clair, famous writer of radio plays. In a desperate attempt  to save the story, Clair created an earthquake that shook the  fictional city and killed more than 50% of the characters. The  problem was that one of the characters killed was the one who knew  the secret that would have resolved the story with a happy ending,  so Clair had to create a new situation to solve and, finally, end  this complicated soap'),
('2738','opera.'),
('2739',' This show was canceled after only one episode was aired, when the  ratings were an abysmal 1.0 for its premier episode.'),
('2740',' The series got through 25 bottles of sun'),
('2741','tan lotion just in Tunisia  alone.'),
('2742',' Over 400 pairs of shoes were worn out.'),
('2743',' During the series, Carthaginian costumes were cut up and turned into  those of Germanic warriors.'),
('2744',' To give the accurate feel of the locations for the six stories, the  series was shot in three countries '),
('2745',' Bulgaria, Morocco and Tunisia.'),
('2746',' The series also filmed on Ridley Scotts Kingdom Of Heaven set in  Morocco. It was used to recreate ancient Jerusalem.'),
('2747',' This live half'),
('2748','hour program aired over the DuMont Television Network  on Mondays at 9:00 pm EST in its only season (1949).'),
('2749',' The shows theme music is called "Floods" by indie band Flin Flon  off their albums "Boo Boo" and "Chicoutimi".'),
('2750',' In the pilot episode, Sorbo, Kevin (qv) is described as a "Greek  God", a reference to his earlier role as the star of the TV series  _"Hercules: The Legendary Journeys" (1995)_ (qv).'),
('2751',' The shows premise was pieced together from various notes that  Roddenberry, Gene (qv) had written in 1976'),
('2752',' The name Dylan Hunt was also used for the lead character of two  other Roddenberry TV pilots, _Genesis II (1973) (TV)_ (qv) and  _Planet Earth (1974) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('2753',' Tyr Anasazis last name is the name anthropologists give to a  Southwestern Native American tribe that were the ancestors of the  Hopis and other Pueblo peoples.'),
('2754',' Dylans serial number (which he recited when captured in "Forced  Perspective") is H.E. 5095C21922.'),
('2755',' Before receiving their parts on Andromeda, Lexa Doig and Lisa Ryder  filmed the movie Jason X. In that film, Lexa is a human and Lisa is  a robot, while on Andromeda, the opposite is true.'),
('2756',' The basic premise of Andromeda '),
('2757',' man from an earlier era piecing  civilization back together '),
('2758',' was the subject of three earlier  Roddenberry pilots: "Genesis II" starring Alex Cord, and "Planet  Earth" and "Strange New World" starring John Saxon.'),
('2759',' Many Nietzscheans share their first names with historical or  mythological figures. Tyr is the Norse God of Warfare. Tyr Anasazis  parents are Victoria (after the British Queen) and Barbarossa (after  the German emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, Frederic Barbarossa).  Charlemagne Bolivar, leader of the Sabra'),
('2760','Jaguar Pride, takes his  names from the French Emperor Charlemagne and Simón Bolívar, the  South American freedom fighter.'),
('2761',' Seamus Zelazny Harper takes his middle name from Roger Zelazny, a  science fiction author.'),
('2762',' Kevin Sorbo (qv) (Captain Dylan Hunt) is the only actor to appear  in every episode of the series.'),
('2763',' In addition to the other historic/mythological Nietzchean names,  Telemachus Rhade takes his first name from the son of Odysseus.  Telemachus becomes a prominent character near the end of "The  Odyssey".'),
('2764',' The quotation which opens the 100th episode of the show ("Pride  Before the Fall") includes an oblique reference to two of the shows  production companies, Tribune Entertainment and Fireworks. The same  episode closes with a blooper reel under the credits.'),
('2765',' Brandy Ledford originally auditioned for the part of Andromeda,  which went to Lexa Doig. When Lexa was unavailable due to her  pregnancy during the fifth season, they created Doyle to do much of  Rommies work.'),
('2766',' Harper has the line, "I particularly dont want to talk about the  lovable, absentee, not'),
('2767','so'),
('2768','young'),
('2769','and'),
('2770','restless Nietzschean  you'),
('2771','know'),
('2772','who." Keith Hamilton Cobb (qv) played Tyr, the  Nietzschean, left "Andromeda" to play Damon Porter on  _"Young and the Restless, The" (1973)_ (qv) in 2003.'),
('2773',' The crew is pursued by a Marshall Yeager. Harper, in his manic  state, begins building a replica of the Bell X'),
('2774','1 aircraft in which  Chuck Yeager first broke the sound barrier in 1947.'),
('2775',' The reason Rommie isnt shown for much for the fifth Season was due  to Lexa Doigs real life pregnancy. If you look closely youll  notice that when she is on screen shes either shown from the neck  up as Andromeda, or from the back. She wasnt seen full front view  until episode 5.18.'),
('2776',' Lexa Doig (qv) (Rommie/Andromeda) met her future husband,  _"Stargate SG'),
('2777','1" (1997)_ (qv) star Michael Shanks (qv), when he  guest starred in the Season One episode "Star'),
('2778','Crossed".'),
('2779',' {The Dissonant Interval: Part 1 (#4.21)}'),
('2780',' Episode titles (except the pilot) spoof the titles of well'),
('2781','known  mystery novels and movies.'),
('2782',' Buffy the Vampire Slayer (tv) writer Jane Espenson co'),
('2783','wrote this  episode. The company owned by Guy Halverson is named Doublemeat  Enterprise. In BtVS, Buffy worked at Doublemeat Palace in season 6.'),
('2784',' Dr. Cey, played by Nestor Carbonell (qv) is supposed to be working  with Costa Rican children with cleft palates. On  _"Scrubs" (2001)_ (qv) ("My Moment of Un'),
('2785','Truth," Season 3, Episode  17), Carbonell played Dr. Ramirez, a plastic surgeon who fixes cleft  palates in third world countries.'),
('2786',' Barney Fife kept one bullet in his shirt pocket and his citation  booklet in his cap.'),
('2787',' Barney Fife was Andy Taylors cousin. There were three episodes that  mentioned Andy and Barney being cousins: The New Housekeeper, The  Manhunt, Runaway Kid. Also, in "Andy and the New Mayor", Barney  mentions, growing up and attending school with Andy, (they got 1st  and 2nd place in a penmanship contest) as well as being Andys best  man, at his first wedding, and being the Godfather to Opie.'),
('2788',' Andy Taylors middle name is Jackson.'),
('2789',' In the first season, Barney Fife courted several women including  Thelma Lou. In "Andy the Matchmaker", Barney courted a woman named  Miss. Rosemary, in "Ellie for Council", Barney is seen dating Hilda  May, who is again mentioned in "Christmas Story". Juanita, the  never'),
('2790','seen waitress at the local diner was also serenaded by Barn in  a few episodes in later seasons. Thelma Lou is only seen in one  episode of the first season, but appears later as Barneys main  squeeze.'),
('2791',' The characters of Andy and Opie originally debuted on an episode of  The Danny Thomas Show in February, 1960. The Andy Griffith Show,  which debuted in October, 1960, was a spin'),
('2792','off of this episode.  Frances Bavier (qv), who later played Aunt Bee, was introduced as  Harriet Perkins.'),
('2793',' The character of Warren Ferguson (played by Jack Burns (II) (qv))  was brought in to replace Barney Fife after Don Knotts (qv) left  the show. Warren was referred to on occasion as Floyd the barbers  nephew. Replacing the classic character of Barney Fife proved to be  an impossible task, however. "Warren Ferguson" did not catch on with  the viewers, and he was written out of the series after only  appearing in 11 episodes. There was no explanation in any episode  story line for Warrens departure; he simply stopped appearing.'),
('2794',' After Howard McNear (qv) left the show, Floyds Barber Shop became  Emmits Fixit Shop.'),
('2795',' Howard McNear (qv) (Floyd the Barber) suffered a severe stroke and  had trouble standing up, which is why during his last season on the  show he was always shown either sitting in the barbers chair inside  his shop or on one of the chairs outside on the sidewalk.'),
('2796',' The scripts used during Jack Burns (II) (qv)s time on the show as  Deputy Warren Ferguson were originally written for  Don Knotts (qv) Barney Fife.'),
('2797',' Thelma Lous last name and occupation were never revealed.'),
('2798',' Milton, Oliver, and the middle initial "P" were all given as Barney  Fifes middle name at one time or another during the series.'),
('2799',' Andy Griffith (I) (qv) originally told Don Knotts (qv) that he  only wanted to do the show for five years. So they both signed  five'),
('2800','year contracts. During the fifth season, Knotts began looking  for other work. He then signed a five'),
('2801','year deal with Universal  Pictures. Suddenly, Griffith decided to continue on with the series  for three more years and offered Knotts a new contract. But Knotts  was already bound by his contract with Universal and left the show.'),
('2802',' In two episodes of the second season, Andy Griffith (I) (qv)s  hand is heavily bandaged. Griffith had broken his hand by punching a  wall. On the show, the bandage was explained by Sheriff Taylor  saying he hurt his hand apprehending some criminals.'),
('2803',' Contrary to popular belief, Mayberry, North Carolina is not based on  Mt. Airy, North Carolina, Andy Griffith (I) (qv)s birthplace.'),
('2804',' The character of Helen Crump was supposed to be a one'),
('2805','shot. That is  why they gave the character an unpleasant sounding name. But the  producers were so impressed with Aneta Corsaut (qv)s performance  and her rapport with Andy Griffith (I) (qv) that they made her a  regular cast member.'),
('2806',' The character played by Hope Summers (I) (qv) was originally named  "Bertha Edwards" in the first season. In the second season, the  character came to be known as "Clara" and she referred to her late  husband as "Mr. Johnson". Later, she came to be known as "Clara  Edwards".'),
('2807',' Rockne Tarkington (qv) is the only African'),
('2808','American actor ever to  have a speaking role on the show. He appeared in one episode as  Opies piano'),
('2809','playing football coach.'),
('2810',' Andy and Barneys squad car was a Ford Galaxie. The cars were  supplied free of charge by a nearby Ford dealer, and whenever the  newest model came out, it was sent to the studio and the old one was  returned to the dealer who re'),
('2811','painted it and sold it. Altogether,  there were about 10 different Ford Galaxies used throughout the run  of the series.'),
('2812',' Opie Taylor was named for Opie Cates, a prominent bandleader of the  1930s and 1940s whom Andy Griffith (I) (qv) and  Sheldon Leonard (qv) both admired.'),
('2813',' Elinor Donahue (qv) decided not to return after the first season  because she felt she had no on'),
('2814','screen chemistry with  Andy Griffith (I) (qv). Griffith later admitted that it was his  own fault because had a hard time showing affection on'),
('2815','screen, and  as a result, the relationship didnt appear real or believable.'),
('2816',' The final season of the show was pretty much a setup for its  replacement, _"Mayberry R.F.D." (1968)_ (qv).'),
('2817',' The show was shot on the same set as Atlanta from  _Gone with the Wind (1939)_ (qv), if you were to walk out of the  courthouse and look to the right at the end of the street, you can  see the old Atlanta train station in many episodes.'),
('2818',' Aunt Bee was originally from Morgantown, West Virginia'),
('2819',' Josie Lloyd (qv), the actress who plays Juanita, Mayor Pikes  daughter in "Mayberry Goes Hollywood", is seen again in "The Beauty  Contest" and plays the Mayors daughter, Josephine. This is not  "the" Juanita that Barney pines for; her name was Juanita Beasley.  Josie Lloyd also had a recurring role in the third and fifth  seasons as Lydia Crosswaithe.'),
('2820',' Sheriff Taylor did not routinely appear wearing a necktie or a  sidearm. In several episodes, he wears a necktie or a sidearm in  special circumstances, such as when a VIP visited Mayberry or if he  had to track an escaped convict reported to be in the vicinity. He  rarely was shown smoking, but did so in a couple of episodes.'),
('2821',' When Howard McNear (qv) left the show after years of declining  health, his departure was explained by having Floyd sell the  barbershop and moving away to be with his daughter.'),
('2822',' The series ended while still at the top of the Nielsens Ratings,  one of only three shows to have done so, along with  _"I Love Lucy" (1951)_ (qv) and _"Seinfeld" (1990)_ (qv).'),
('2823',' When Don Knotts (qv) left the show, his absence was explained by  having Barney move to Raleigh, North Carolina to join their police  department.'),
('2824',' One of the maps used for a period of time behind Andys desk was  simply a state map of Nevada turned upside down.'),
('2825',' The character Andy Taylor was ranked #8 in TV Guides list of the  "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('2826',' When Don Knotts (qv) left the show, Jerry Van Dyke (qv) was  considered for the part of a deputy who would have replaced Barney  Fife, and even appears in a deputys uniform in a fifth'),
('2827','season  episode. However, Van Dyke chose instead to star in NBCs  _"My Mother the Car" (1965)_ (qv), and later said if he had to do it  over again, he would have taken the deputy part instead.'),
('2828',' Before Aunt Bee moved in with Andy, he had a housekeeper named Rose.  Andy performed her wedding ceremony in the first episode.'),
('2829',' The theme song for the series was titled "The Fishing Hole". Lyrics  for the song were written by Everett Sloane (I) (qv) but the  producers decided that whistling the tune set the tone for the show,  so the words were dropped.'),
('2830',' Songwriter Earl Hagen provided the whistling to the on'),
('2831','air version  of this theme song, which is titled The Fishing Hole. Andy Griffith  recorded a lyric version of the song, but it was never aired.'),
('2832',' When not on duty, or when hes going out on a date, Barney Fife can  routinely be seen wearing a white straw fedora, "salt'),
('2833','n'),
('2834','pepper"  pattern coat, and a red bow tie. During his movie career after  leaving The Andy Griffith Show, Don Knotts almost always wore the  same suit. It appears in such films as "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken",  "The Reluctant Astronaut", "The Incredible Mr. Limpet", and "How To  Frame A Figg".'),
('2835',' Andy Griffith had been a successful stand'),
('2836','up comedian as well as an  actor before beginning his show and he had fully expected to be the  main funny character on it and in the first few episodes even  performed some of his stand'),
('2837','up comedy routines, like his countrified  versions of classic fairy tales. However, when Don Knotts became  such a popular favorite as Deputy Barney Fife, Griffith decided for  the good of the show to let Knotts be the main comic figure and let  Sheriff Taylor react to him as his "straight man."'),
('2838',' The episode "A Black Day for Mayberry" (episode 4.7) featured  performances by three members of the Howard family:  Ron Howard (qv) in his regular role as Opie, Clint Howard (qv)  in his recurring role as Leon and their dad Rance Howard (qv) as a  government agent.'),
('2839',' The words and music to "My Hometown" were written by  Earle H. Hagen (qv), who the musical director for the series.'),
('2840',' The car Keevy Hazelton drives is an Excalibur.'),
('2841',' {A Warning from Warren (#6.6)}'),
('2842',' It is at the end of this episode that Andy first declares his  intentions to court Helen Crump.'),
('2843',' The bedtime story Andy reads to Opie is excerpted from Washington  Irvings "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", which was first published in  1819.'),
('2844',' This is the first episode that Aneta Corsaut appears as Helen Crump,  Opies teacher.'),
('2845',' The ghost story "The Golden Arm" that Andy tells around the campfire  is adapted, and its conclusion lifted directly, from Mark Twains  essay "How to Tell a Story".'),
('2846',' Last episode shown in black and white.'),
('2847',' Although automobiles for the series were furnished by Ford, the  governors car is a Cadillac limousine.'),
('2848',' One of only a handful of episodes in which Barney takes his bullet  from his shirt pocket and loads it into his revolver.'),
('2849',' Barney only shops for Ford products. Ford was a sponsor of the show.'),
('2850',' This is the all'),
('2851','time favorite episode of Andy Griffith.'),
('2852',' This was actually not Barneys first car. In Runaway Kid (Season  1, Episode 6) Barney owns a 1949 or 1950 Ford Fordor sedan. Andy and  Opie tried to push it in front of a fire hydrant as a joke, but  Barney caught them in the act.'),
('2853',' The only Christmas show of the entire series.'),
('2854',' It is revealed in this episode that Andy and Barney graduated from  Mayberry Union High in the class of 1945.'),
('2855',' Goober was Gomers cousin, mentioned as early as 1962 but not seen  until the April 1963 episode "Fun Girls". That episode was also the  only time Gomer and Goober appeared on screen together during the  series (though they did also appear together once on  _"Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C." (1964)_ (qv) and in the reunion TV movie  _Return to Mayberry (1986) (TV)_ (qv)).'),
('2856',' This episode features the last appearance of Gomer Pyle in the  series.'),
('2857',' Howard McNears final role.'),
('2858',' Barney reveals, during a deputy swearing'),
('2859','in ceremony, that  "Mayberry" is also the name of the county, as well as the town.'),
('2860',' This may be the only episode where an occupation for Thelma Lou is  mentioned. When Barney is trying to get her and Helen to reconcile,  she says, "I have to get back to the office".'),
('2861',' Aunt Bee admits to Mr. Harmon, the producer, that she likes Rock  Hudson. In reality Frances Bavier starred in the 1952 film “Bend of  the River” with Rock Hudson and Jimmy Stewart.'),
('2862',' Don Knotts and Maggie Peterson both wore the same dress in this  episode. According to Peterson, it fit both of them perfectly.'),
('2863',' The Rigsbys hometown is given as Bannertown. Bannertown is a real  town in North Carolina, just a mile or two from the real Mayberry,  Mount Airy.'),
('2864',' Ford Motor Company supplied automobiles for the series and almost  all cars were Fords. However, Howards car is a 1964 Chevrolet  Impala.'),
('2865',' The band The Country Boys appear in the background in the last  scene. They had earlier appeared on Mayberry on Record. The  shorter dark'),
('2866','haired guitar player is Clarence White (qv), later to  join the rock band The Byrds (qv) in 1968.'),
('2867',' During the 1962 episode "Sheriff Barney", it is revealed that Barney  Fife lives at 411 Elm Street, Mayberry. Coincidentally, this is the  EXACT same address of the Texas Schoolbook Depository Building, in  Dallas, from which Lee Harvey Oswald (qv) would shoot and kill  President John F. Kennedy (qv) nearly a year later.'),
('2868',' {Taylors in Hollywood (#6.8)}'),
('2869',' This was not the first time Gavin MacLeod (qv) was involved with a  movie about Andy titled Sheriff Without A Gun. In TV or not TV  (Season 5, Episode 23) he was part of a phony film crew that showed  up in Mayberry to make the movie, but they turned out to be a gang  of bank robbers. This time hes a legitimate actor, playing the part  of Andy in the movie.'),
('2870',' This episode marks the first appearance of Jim Nabors (qv) in his  role as Gomer Pyle.'),
('2871',' One of only a handful of episodes in which Barney takes his bullet  from his shirt pocket and loads it into his revolver.'),
('2872',' This is the first time Barney goes undercover dressed as an old  woman.'),
('2873',' This is the first episode of the show that Jack Dodson (qv)  appears as Howard Sprague.'),
('2874',' The crew shooting the commercial contained several members of the  actual shows crew.'),
('2875',' Ronnie Schell (qv)s TV debut.'),
('2876',' Bobby Fleets car is an extended 1947 Cadillac.'),
('2877',' The Freddy Fleet bands car is the same extended 1947 Cadillac that  Bobby Fleets band had in season ones The Guitar Player.'),
('2878',' The only episode that displays Andy owning and/or driving a car  other than the squad car.'),
('2879',' Don Knott’s favorite episode.'),
('2880',' This is Thelma Lous only appearance in the episodes that were shown  in color.'),
('2881',' The character of Warren Ferguson would only appear in 10 episodes  during Season 6, "Wyatt Earp Rides Again" being the last. His  character was eventually discarded after writers discovered it would  impossible to replace a character like Deputy Barney Fife.'),
('2882',' The establishing shot of Andys workplace, the Duke & Duke building,  is lifted from _Trading Places (1983)_ (qv)'),
('2883',' Originally scheduled to air on FOX in January 2003, but the series  was canceled, so this episode was first aired on June 14, 2004 on  HDNet.'),
('2884',' The figures on the elevator doors in the office building are Anubis,  the Egyptian god in charge of the comings and goings in the  underworld.'),
('2885',' During the 1967'),
('2886','68 and 1968'),
('2887','69 seasons, the number of shows was  reduced to three specials per year before returning to the weekly  format on 20 September 1969. During these two seasons, four specials  were made.'),
('2888',' Summer replacement series. Last show 9/5/1957.'),
('2889',' Before Andy Devine (I) (qv) took over this show in 1955 it was  known as "Smilin Ed McConnell and his Buster Brown Gang". It  started as a radio show and moved to television in 1951 and ran  until 1954 when McConnell died. Devine then took over the show in  1955 with essentially the same format.'),
('2890',' The first kids gag show in the Philippines.'),
('2891',' Ang TVs catchphrase "Nge" (said after the punchline of the joke is  revealed) has been since used in other sitcoms, and become a staple  in comedy shows.'),
('2892',' Before the opening credits, the cast of Ang TV say "4:30 na, Ang TV  na!", meaning "Its already 4:30, its already Ang TV".'),
('2893',' Six episodes were made after this pilot episode but were never aired  due to the lukewarm reaction it received.'),
('2894',' This series is based on the popular japanese TV'),
('2895','show "City Hunter"  starring Ryo Saeba.'),
('2896',' David Ketchums TV debut.'),
('2897',' Christian Kane (qv) (Lindsey) originally auditioned for the role  of Riley Finn on _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv). Show  creator Joss Whedon liked Kane so much that he asked him to play the  character of Lindsey instead.'),
('2898',' The character "Gunn" was named after with the brothers  James Gunn (II) (qv) and Sean Gunn (I) (qv) with whom  Joss Whedon (qv) had worked previously.'),
('2899',' It was originally intended for Angels sidekick to be Whistler  (Max Perlich (qv)) who appeared in two episodes of  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv). But when the actor  couldnt commit to a series, the character of Doyle was created.'),
('2900',' The girl with the electric powers, first appearing in episode 4.2  "Ground State", is named Gwen Raiden (Alexa Davalos (qv)). Raiden  is the Japanese god of lightning. The character named Raiden in  _Mortal Kombat (1995)_ (qv), with the powers of electricity, is also  named after this mythological figure.'),
('2901',' Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) was offered the chance to reprise her  role as "Buffy Summers" for two episodes of season five. Gellar was  scheduled to appear in the 100th Episode, and was going to appear,  but had to cancel at the last minute due to a death in her family.  Whedon also wanted her back for "The Girl in Question" (Season Five,  Episode 20), but she couldnt commit because she was filming  _Grudge, The (2004/I)_ at the time. Later on, Gellar informed  creator Joss Whedon (qv) that she was open for the series finale,  but he was against it and turned her down because he wanted the last  episode of the series to be about Angel and the ones hed "been in  the trenches with," rather than a guest star.'),
('2902',' According to an interview, Nicholas Brendon (Xander on BTVS) offered  to jump to "Angel," after the Buffy finale on UPN. However, the  producers turned him down, "because he wouldnt fit in."'),
('2903',' When Whedon appeared as Numfar in the Pylean arc, it was kept top  secret. The only ones that knew it was him were  David Greenwalt (qv), Tim Minear (qv), David Boreanaz (qv),  and a few key makeup people.'),
('2904',' Originally, there was going to be no Jasmine character in season  four. Cordelia was going to be the "big bad." Whedon had originally  planned for the season to end with a battle between Angel and Evil  Cordelia.'),
('2905',' In an interview, Christian Kane (qv) admitted that he and  David Boreanaz (qv) were very uneasy about doing the "Lindsey  posing as Doyle" storyline in season five.'),
('2906',' Contrary to some reports, Seth Green (qv) said that he was never  approached about reprising his role as Oz, had Angel gone to a sixth  season.'),
('2907',' During his season four storyline arc as Angelus,  David Boreanaz (qv) was allowed to improvise many of his lines.'),
('2908',' Whedon told TV Guide that the reason Charisma Carpenter (qv) was  not brought back as a regular cast member for season five was  because they had nothing left for her to do.'),
('2909',' Each episode has quick flashes of images between most scenes. In the  episode "Epiphany", for instance, between the scene with Angel and  Darla and the scene where Angel goes to save Kate, there is a quick  flash of a crew member holding a slate marker.'),
('2910',' Andy Hallett (qv) holds the record for the actor who took the  longest to become a regular. He guest starred in over 40 episodes  during the second, third, and fourth seasons before finally being  added to the main opening credits of the 14th episode in the fourth  season.'),
('2911',' The address for Angel Investigations at the old hotel is: 1481  Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90026. Phone (213) 555'),
('2912','0162. Fax (213)  555'),
('2913','0163.'),
('2914',' The songs that are sung to Lorne by Lindsey in "Dead End" and by one  of his clients in "Sleep Tight" were both written by co'),
('2915','creator and  executive producer David Greenwalt (qv), as was the title theme to  Cordys sitcom in the fantasy sequences in the episode "Birthday".  That song was sung by both Greenwalt and consulting producer  Marti Noxon (qv), who also appears in the sequence.'),
('2916',' Three of the shows writers have appeared in cameo appearances in  the show. Joss Whedon (qv) played Lornes brother Numfar in  "Through The Looking Glass" (he dances in the background),  David Fury (I) (qv) played a devil worshipper who is threatened by  Angel in "Reprise", and a puppeteer in "Smile Time" and  Marti Noxon (qv) plays Cordelias friend in the faux'),
('2917','credit  sequence to the sitcom Cordy in the episode "Birthday".'),
('2918',' The WBs announcement that it was canceling the show came at a time  when it was rated second only to _"Smallville" (2001)_ (qv) among  18'),
('2919','to'),
('2920','34'),
('2921','year'),
('2922','olds. Earlier in the same month, WBs weekly ratings  release revealed that "Angel" had earned "outstanding year'),
('2923','to'),
('2924','year  gains" among demographic groups.'),
('2925',' In the series finale, Charles Gunn uses a pair of retractable  stakes, hidden in his sleeves, while fighting the senatorial  candidates cronies. These are exactly like the ones used by Angel  in the series first season.'),
('2926',' After being listed as a guest star on both this show and  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) for the previous eight  years, Mercedes McNab (qv) was finally added to the opening  credits of "Angel" for the final six episodes.'),
('2927',' Barry Manilow (qv)s "Mandy" makes a few appearances in the  series. Angel sings the song in "Judgement" (2.1) and the end  credits roll over that as well. In "Orpheus" (4.15), we see Angel  play the song on a jukebox in one of his flashbacks. In "The Magic  Bullet" (4.19), Angel and Connor sing the song, replacing "Mandy"  with "Jasmine".'),
('2928',' In the opening credit sequence of every episode, there is an image  of a woman standing by the side of a street. This is not actually  taken from any episode in the series but rather its from the  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) episode "Anne" (3.1),  though the scene takes place in the shows setting of L.A.'),
('2929',' Julia Lee (III) (qv), who played Joan/Chantarelle/Lily/Anne on  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv), reprised her role on Angel  as Anne Steele, a woman who took in homeless teenagers.'),
('2930',' Liam/Angel was born in 1727 and turned into a vampire in 1753, as  established in "The Prodigal" (1.15), and he counts 1753 as his  birth year. Although he spent 100 years in a hell dimension due to  Buffys actions in _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) episode  "Becoming: Part 2" (2.22), he does not count those years as part of  his lifespan and told Cordelia in "Dear Boy" (2.5) that he was 247.  Allowing for aging and assuming that he survived "Not Fade Away"  (5.22), he is now 253 years old.'),
('2931',' Angel got his name because his baby sister invited him in, thinking  he was an Angel that had returned to her. After he killed her, Darla  named him Angelus, the Latinate for "Angel".'),
('2932',' The first person Angelus ever killed was the Graveyard Caretaker.  The Caretaker saw the upturned soil and accused Angelus and Darla of  being grave robbers. Then, Angelus drank him dry.'),
('2933',' The character Doyle wasnt originally supposed to be an Irishman but  was written as such when Glenn Quinn (qv) was cast as Doyle. The  role of Doyle was Quinns first role where he was able to use his  own Irish accent.'),
('2934',' By the end of the shows run, Angel had lost and regained his soul a  total of four times. The first time he lost his soul was when Darla  made him a vampire in 1753. The first time he got his soul back was  when the gypsy clan cursed him in 1898. The second time Angel lost  his soul was when he and Buffy made love on her 17th birthday and he  experienced a moment of pure bliss and total happiness (the  condition of the curse was that Angels soul would be restored but  he would lose it if he ever experienced a moment of pure happiness).  The second time he regained his soul was when Willow performed the  spell to restore it. The third time was when Rebecca slipped him a  happy pill so he would relax in the episode, "Eternity". That was  only a temporary condition though and Angelus reverted back to Angel  when the effects of the pill wore off. The final time he lost his  soul was when a shaman took it. The final time he got his soul back  was when, once again, Willow restored it.'),
('2935',' In the beginning of the shows first season, whenever Cordelia would  answer the phone at Angel Investigations, she would say, "We help  the hopeless." That line was later changed to "We help the  helpless."'),
('2936',' Raiden is also a figure in Japanese mythology. Rai meaning thunder  and den meaning lightning.'),
('2937',' Aside from the title character, over a dozen characters that  originated on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" crossed over to this show,  including Cordelia, Spike, Oz, Buffy, Wesley, Faith, Darla, the  Master (in flashbacks), Drusilla, Chantarelle (a.k.a. Lilly or  Anne), Harmony, Willow, Angelus (whom this show indicates is a  separate entity from Angel) and Andrew. No character that originated  on "Angel" ever appeared on "Buffy."'),
('2938',' Puppeteer Drew Massey, the performer behind the puppet version of  Angel in the episode, "Smile Time", was also the puppeteer of the  vampire puppet "Count Blah" in the "Greg the Bunny" TV series.'),
('2939',' In the episode "Blind Date" (Episode #1.21), the names of the  investigating officers on the arrest record for Vanessa Brewer are  those of crew members who worked on the series: Willard Batts '),
('2940',' Set  Designer, Sandra Struth '),
('2941',' Set Decorator & David Burns '),
('2942',' Assistant to  Kelly A. Manners, Second Unit Director.'),
('2943',' The names of the investigating officers on the arrest record for  Vanessa Brewer are those of crew members who worked on the series:  Willard Batts '),
('2944',' Set Designer, Sandra Struth '),
('2945',' Set Decorator & David  Burns '),
('2946',' Assistant to Kelly A. Manners, Second Unit Director.'),
('2947',' SPOILER: They filmed an extra scene where Angelus kills Lilah in  order to avoid word leaking out that Cordelia was the seasons main  villain.'),
('2948',' This is part 2 of the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer / Angel crossover.  Part 1 is: "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer: Fool for Love (#5.7)" (2000).'),
('2949',' Linwood (played by John Rubinstein (qv)) says, "Lilah, this is my  corner of the sky. I decide when the sun rises and when it sets..."  John Rubinstein was the original actor to play the title role in the  Broadway musical "Pippin" whose signature song is "Corner of the  Sky"'),
('2950',' Lindsey McDonald is shown driving an old pick'),
('2951','up truck with an  Oklahoma license plate. In real life actor Christian Kane (qv) who  plays Lindsey drove to Hollywood, CA in an old pick'),
('2952','up truck from  his home in Oklahoma. When the character of Lindsey left the show,  he drove away in this same truck.'),
('2953',' At the OB'),
('2954','GYN, Wesley and Cordelia are pretending to be Mr. and Mrs.  Pangborn. This appears to be an homage to science fiction writer  Edgar Pangborn (1909'),
('2955','1976), who is famous for his classic novelette  "Angels egg" (1951). (See also _Tenshi no tamago (1985)_ (qv).)'),
('2956',' When talking about the Aliens series, a character says, "Hes always  had a thing for those Aliens movies. Except for that last one they  made '),
('2957',' I think he dozed off." Series creator Joss Whedon wrote the  script for _Alien: Resurrection (1997)_ (qv), although it was  heavily rewritten.'),
('2958',' The voice'),
('2959','over in the beginning of this episode tells that Wolfram &  Hart has influence in every major corporation, including  "Weyland'),
('2960','Yutani." Weyland'),
('2961','Yutani is the ominous "company" in the  Alien films, including _AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004)_ (qv).  Joss Whedon (qv) wrote the first'),
('2962','draft script for  _Alien: Resurrection (1997)_ (qv).'),
('2963',' Another corporation under the Wolfram and Hart umbrella is  "Yoyodyne". This is the company run by the evil Red Lectroids in  _Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, The (1984)_ (qv)  as a cover for their activities on Earth.'),
('2964',' Contrary to some rumors, Whedon said that Doyle was never going to  be a long term character, and Glenn Quinn (qv) knew that going  into the role.'),
('2965',' There are scenes where the evil doctor is prowling around an  apartment complex. This location is actually the historic Los Altos  Apartments of Los Angeles, and later becomes the exterior model for  Angels Hyperion Hotel where Angel takes up residence in seasons 2  through 4.'),
('2966',' The exterior scenes for Mellisas apartment were filmed at the same  location as the exterior scenes for the Hyperion Hotel in seasons  2'),
('2967','4. This is an actual apartment complex in Los Angeles.'),
('2968',' This is part 2 of the Buffy: The Vampire Slayer / Angel crossover.  Part 1 is: "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer: Pangs (#4.8)" (1999).'),
('2969',' Originally, David Fury (I) (qv) had written a darker script called  "Corrupt." In that script, Kate was a prostitute, and Angel licked  blood off of a murder victim. Copies of the script are floating  around on'),
('2970','line.'),
('2971',' The alley where Darla gives birth to Connor is known by the cast as  "Piss Alley," because of the constant odor of urine.'),
('2972',' As of the series finale, David Boreanaz (qv) is the only actor to  have appeared in every episode, David Boreanaz (qv) and  Christian Kane (qv) are the only actors to appear in both the  first and last episodes of the series and David Boreanaz (qv),  Charisma Carpenter (qv), Alexis Denisof (qv), Julie Benz (qv)  and J. August Richards (qv) are the only actors to have appeared  in every season.'),
('2973',' The local reporter, Tracey, states that she is from station KTLA and  cuts to "Hal" in the studio. KTLA is the Los Angeles affiliate of  The WB, the American television network which ran "Angel," and  Hal Fishman (qv) has been their evening news anchor for decades.'),
('2974',' SPOILER: According to Tim Minear (qv), they were originally going  to have Cordelia wake up and kill Jasmine. However,  Charisma Carpenter (qv) had just given birth in real life, so her  doctors had not yet released her to do any physicality. The ending  was then changed to Connor killing Jasmine.'),
('2975',' Mention is made of a Boretz Demon; this is a reference to  Michael Boretz (qv), assistant to Joss Whedon (qv)'),
('2976',' After just over 40 guest appearances Andy Hallett (qv) (Lorne)  joins the regular cast in this episode and is featured in the  opening credits.'),
('2977',' Andy Hallett (Lorne) was added to the credits, because they thought  the show might be canceled.'),
('2978',' The gangs memory reverts back to before any of them met. Cordelia,  seeing Angel for the first time, says "Hello, salty goodness." She  said the same line the first time she saw him on  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv)'),
('2979',' Wesley mentions a test where a powerless slayer is locked in a house  with a rabid vampire. This is a reference to the  _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) episode "Helpless" in  Season 3.'),
('2980',' Angel and Gunn question a man in a comic book store. When they throw  him against a stand of comics he says that theyre "crushing the  Dark Horses," referencing Dark Horse Comics, the company that  publishes the "Buffy" and "Angel" comics. Before leaving the store,  Angel is also seen reading a comic book with the Dark Horse logo  visible on the cover.'),
('2981',' SPOILER: Elizabeth Craft (qv) and Sarah Fain (qv) originally had  Fred kill her professor in the script. Tim Minear (qv) later  changed it to Gunn killing the professor.'),
('2982',' Carlos Jacott, the actor who plays Richard Straley (Harriet Doyles  fiance), was also on episode 3.1 of Buffy as Ken, a demon who worked  people to death.'),
('2983',' This episodes plot is reminiscent of the "Kolchak: The Night  Stalker" episode "Legacy of Terror". See also trivia for Angel  Episode 5.7 "Lineage"'),
('2984',' There is a flashback where one of the brothers answers the phone.  What he says in Spanish translates to: "What? The devil built a  robot?" Numero Cinco mentioned the incident with the Devils Robot  to Angel earlier in the episode.'),
('2985',' Michelle Trachtenberg (qv) (Dawn on BTVS) was originally going to  appear. However, she later had to back out when her movie shooting  schedule was changed.'),
('2986',' Cordelia is on her hands and knees scrubbing out the pentacle on the  floor and says, "We definitely have ring a round the lobby and it  will not rub out." This is a paraphrase of a Tide Commercial from  the 1970s.'),
('2987',' SPOILER: The zombie cop that shoots Wesley originally died in "I  Fall to Pieces."'),
('2988',' This unaired pilot was made for The WB to pick up the show it  featured footage from _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997)_ (qv) and  new footage of the three main stars David Boreanaz, Charisma  Carpenter and Glenn Quinn.'),
('2989',' Mercedes McNab (qv) was added to the credits, because the show was  going to be canceled.'),
('2990',' Illyria mentions visiting a world with nothing but shrimp. This is a  nod to _"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1997) Superstar (#4.17)_ (qv),  in which Anya and Buffy are talking about alternate realities,  specifically a world with nothing but shrimp.'),
('2991',' Jenny Mollen (qv) originally auditioned for the role of Eve. The  part went to Sarah Thompson (I) (qv). However, the producers liked  Mollen so much, she was brought back as Nina Ash, aka Werewolf Girl.'),
('2992',' Joss Whedon (qv) had imagined a scene in the dressing room, where  a mirror showing Cordelia and Angel standing behind her would be  seen. Ross Berryman (qv) had to remind him that Angel was a  vampire and could not have a reflection.'),
('2993',' According to DVD commentary, when Summer Glau finished her four'),
('2994','page  monologue she received a standing ovation from the crew and the  extras remaining on set from the theater scene. This episode marks  her debut in Hollywood with the exception of commercials. This  eventually led to someone suggesting that Joss have her read for the  role of River Tam on his new series, "Firefly".'),
('2995',' The character the Prince of Lies is a reference to  Max Schreck (qv), who played the main vampire in  _Nosferatu the Vampire (1922)_ (qv), and Willem Dafoe (qv), who  played Max Schreck in _Shadow of the Vampire (2000)_ (qv).'),
('2996',' According to Charisma Carpenter (qv), she and  David Boreanaz (qv) spent several hours crying together during  their finale scene.'),
('2997',' Though not credited, Joss Whedon (qv) wrote the final scene  between Angel and Cordelia.'),
('2998',' Charisma Carpenter (qv) turned down their initial offer to appear  as Cordelia. She said she later agreed to come back in order to give  fans some closure to the character.'),
('2999',' Some of the actors play multiple parts, just as was done in the  play.'),
('3000',' Jeffrey Wright (I) (qv) was the only original cast member to  appear in the film version.'),
('3001',' The bearded, older gentleman who guides Prior around heaven is  played by Oskar Eustis, who was the director of the play when it  played (twice) in Los Angeles (on its way to New York).'),
('3002',' Both Robert Altman (I) (qv) and Neil LaBute (qv) were considered  to direct. It was Altman who first attracted Al Pacino (qv) to the  role of Roy Cohn.'),
('3003',' When Louis speaks to the Rabbi played by Meryl Streep (qv) after  his grandmothers funeral, two of the rabbis also sitting on the  cemetery bench are played by Tony Kushner (qv) (who wrote the play  and screenplay) and childrens book author and illustrator  Maurice Sendak (qv), who collaborated on the book Brundibar with  Kushner.'),
('3004',' Priors line "People come and go so strangely here!" from "Alice in  Wonderland" was changed from the play, which read "People come and  go so quickly here!" a quote from _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv).'),
('3005',' The painting displayed during Joe and Harpers living room talk  about his childhood dreams is entitled "Jacob Wrestling with the  Angel" and was painted in 1865 by Alexander'),
('3006','Louis Leloir.'),
('3007',' Sir Michael Gambon (qv) reportedly threatened violence on anyone  on set who addressed him by his full proper title.'),
('3008',' The first episode drew 4.2 million viewers, making it the  most'),
('3009','watched cable show of the year.'),
('3010',' Among its seven Golden Globe nominations were mentions for all its  principal cast members (a most unusual occurrence) with the sole  exception of Justin Kirk (qv). The reason for his omission was  that he was originally put forward for a Supporting Actor  nomination, until it was realized that he actually has more screen  time than most of his co'),
('3011','stars. However, by switching to the Best  Actor category, he was effectively canceled out as he lost the votes  he had previously amassed in the supporting category.'),
('3012',' Co'),
('3013','executive producer Cary Brokaw (qv) brought  Tony Kushner (qv)s script to Mike Nichols (I) (qv) attention  when they were working on the TV movie _Wit (2001) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('3014',' P.J. Hogan (qv) was another director under consideration.'),
('3015',' The plays subtitle was "A Gay Fantasia on National Themes".'),
('3016',' When Prior Walter and Harper Pitt share a dream, the set is based on  a dream in Jean Cocteau (qv)s film  _Belle et la bête, La (1946)_ (qv). When Prior Walter ascends to  heaven, portions of heaven are based on Cocteaus view of the  afterlife in _Orphée (1950)_ (qv).'),
('3017',' The telephone number Roy calls in the hospital, 202'),
('3018','244'),
('3019','3116 is the  telephone number of a DC area movie theatre.'),
('3020',' When Nurse Emily starts babbling in Hebrew to Prior, shes actually  reciting El Malei Rachamim, the prayer for the dead, asking for the  repose of Priors soul.'),
('3021',' The Yiddish song that Ethel sings is "Tumbalalaika", an Eastern  European/Russian folk song often used as a childrens lullaby.'),
('3022',' The Central Park fountain that is prominently featured in Kushners  play and its film adaptation is officially titled "The Angel of the  Waters" and familiarly known as "The Bethesda Fountain." It was  installed in 1873 and sculpted by artist Emma Stebbins (1815'),
('3023','1882),  who was the first woman to be commissioned to create a sculpture for  the City of New York. Stebbins was also the sister of the president  of the Central Park Board of Commissioners, and the longtime  romantic partner of world'),
('3024','famous actress Charlotte Saunders Cushman.'),
('3025',' Mark Strickson (qv) turned down a regular role.'),
('3026',' Louise Jameson (qv) was interviewed for a role  Many of the outside scenes were filmed in Coventry. The hospital  used in the program was Walsgrave Hospital in Coventry.'),
('3027',' Pilot was taped in May, 1974, but aired February 8, 1979.'),
('3028',' One of the hosts, Leslie Tsang (qv), actually gets seasick.'),
('3029',' The filming schedule is usually from 4am to 1am the next morning.'),
('3030',' In the final unaired episode "Bye, Bye, Beavers" Nob and Dag have a  conversation about being canceled and rerun over and over again, at  virtually no cost for the network.'),
('3031',' At the beginning of the episode, Norbert reads a letter announcing  the birth of Richard Horvitzs son, Jake Eliot Horvitz.  Richard Horvitz (qv) is the actor who provides the voice for  Daggett.'),
('3032',' The 13 episodes were shot back'),
('3033','to'),
('3034','back, for 230 days.'),
('3035',' The show was filmed in the last year of Hungarys Soviet era (1989).  When later the actors were re'),
('3036','dubbing, they had to change the word  elvtárs ([party] comrade) to bajtárs (brother'),
('3037','in'),
('3038','arms).'),
('3039',' The cast of Animal Kwackers recorded albums and toured regularly in  the UK during their brief spell of popularity.'),
('3040',' It was revealed in the episode that originally aired 18 July 2005  that "Agent H" is in fact Henry Ruiz (II) (qv) who had appeared as  both Agent H and Henry Ruiz separately before.'),
('3041',' This was the only episode which Lionel Hale hosted. Gly Daniel took  over from the 2nd episode onwards.'),
('3042',' Based on the best'),
('3043','selling book of the same name by Australian  childrens author Graeme Base.'),
('3044',' The episodes were alternately animated in Britain and in France.'),
('3045',' Singer/songwriter and musician Lynn Kellogg and animal rights  activist Roger Karrass appeared on the show with Hal Linden (qv).  Kellogg sang songs about animals, while Karrass provided factual  information about the animals that were the subject of that program.  Estelle Parsons (qv) and Mason Adams (qv) provided voiceover for  animated segments of the show.'),
('3046',' The Warner siblings are based in a roundabout way on senior producer  Ruegger, Tom (qv)s three real'),
('3047','life children. Originally, they  were going to be ducks named Yakki, Smakki and Wakki, but this idea  was canned (it was thought to be too similar to  _"DuckTales" (1987)_ (qv)), and the three were changed into platypi,  then into Bosko'),
('3048','like inkblots. Along the way, they gained a female  friend; finally, Yakki became Yakko, Smakki and Wakki were combined  into Wakko, and the female friend was named Dot and made their  sister.'),
('3049',' Pinky and the Brain are caricatures of  _"Tiny Toon Adventures" (1990)_ (qv) storyboarder/writer Eddie  Fitzgerald (II) and writer/staffer Minton, Tom (qv), respectively.'),
('3050',' One of the regulars (Ralph the Guard) was a recurring character in  the later episodes of _"Tiny Toon Adventures" (1990)_ (qv); also,  several other characters have made cameo appearances, and the theme  song from it shows up occasionally as well. See also  _"Pinky, Elmyra & the Brain" (1998)_ (qv).'),
('3051',' Kathryn Page (qv), who is credited with all sorts of crazy things  (see the Crazy Credits section), is really one of the assistants of  the shows senior producer, Tom Ruegger (qv).'),
('3052',' The Pinky and the Brain sketch titled, "Yes, Always", was taken  virtually word for word from a recording of Orson Welles (qv)  doing a commercial and berating the director and his suggestions for  Welles delivery. In this recording, Welles uses some rather bad  language, which was changed for the sketch.'),
('3053',' Episode 99 was "The Animaniacs Super Special." There is a slot in  the closing credits where strange messages are hidden and in this  episode the message read, "If you thought this was something, wait  till you see episode 100." There was no episode 100 and the show was  cancelled after this episode.'),
('3054',' Many different last lines were used for the shows theme song. The  most frequent was "Heres the shows name'),
('3055','y", but others include  "Shirley MacLaine (qv)'),
('3056','y", "Citizen Kane'),
('3057','y", "Tarzan and  Jane'),
('3058','y", "Pinky and the Braine'),
('3059','y", "Wheres Lon Chaney (qv)?" and  "Dana Delany (qv)." (When shown on Nicktoons TV, however, the line  is always "Nickilaney").'),
('3060',' After a few seasons the line "Bill Clinton plays the sax" was  removed from the opening credits. It was briefly replaced with the  line "We have wisecracks by the stacks", but it soon gave way to "We  pay tons of income tax". In some cases "We have baloney in our  slacks" was also used.'),
('3061',' Nathan Ruegger (qv)s voice began to change while voicing Skippy  Squirrel. Rather than recast the part, the studio began altering his  voice recordings to make them sound higher.'),
('3062',' When Tom Ruegger (qv) created Buster Bunny for  _"Tiny Toon Adventures" (1990)_ (qv) he wanted to create a catch  phrase (to parallel Bugs "Whats up, Doc?"). All he could think of  was the old vaudeville standby "Hello, nurse!" but that made no  sense for the character. Now the phrase is used by Yakko and Wakko  when greeting Dr. Scratchansniffs attractive assistant.'),
('3063',' Jess Harnell (qv) modeled Wakkos voice after former Beatle  Ringo Starr (qv).'),
('3064',' The CEO, Thaddeus Plotzs last name is Yiddish for "explode."'),
('3065',' The water tower where the Warners live and many other features of  the Warner lot are rather accurate representations of the Warner  Studios lot in Burbank California.'),
('3066',' During the theme song the characters proudly anounce that "We have  pay or play contracts". This is a Hollywood term meaning the  performer is paid whether or not he plays '),
('3067',' this was a big deal in  the days of contract studio players.'),
('3068',' The Animaniacs theme is in part a satire of "This Is It", the theme  song from _"Bugs Bunny Show, The" (1960)_ (qv). For example, Bugs  and company sing "No more nursing, rehearsing a part. We know every  part by heart." The Animaniacs sing, "The writers flipped. We have  no script. Why bother to rehearse?"'),
('3069',' The "Pinky and the Brain" segment in which Brain goes on a TV quiz  show to win $99,000 is a parody of a famous  _"Honeymooners, The" (1955)_ (qv) episode in which Ralph Kramden was  similarly defeated by his sidekicks assistance. In Brains case,  Ralph Kramden IS the answer.'),
('3070',' Patrick Stewart (I) (qv) was considered for the role of The Brain.'),
('3071',' During the "Sir Yaksalot" sketch, the Warners lead King Arthur into  the war room where a conference is being held to determine how to  deal with the dragon. The table is filled mostly with Japanese  scientists and generals in reference to the many Godzilla films. To  further this reference, Raymond Burr (qv) (as Perry Mason) is also  present. Burr was in the Americanized version of the first Godzilla  film, _Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956)_ (qv). Also at the  table (even though he has no spoken lines) is Dr. Strangelove from  _Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)_ (qv)...Godzilla  is believed to have been awaken by a nuclear bomb.'),
('3072',' In the original Japanese version, the talking "Superbook" was  referred to as "Timebook".'),
('3073',' The title is the word Tarzan that says to Chita in Tarzans movies.'),
('3074',' The show was cancelled on October 21st, 2004 after only 78 episodes  because of the bad ratings.'),
('3075',' Anke used Characters from her series _"Ladykracher" (2002)_ (qv),  called "Die Engelkes".'),
('3076',' Ken Berry (I) (qv)s first television acting project.'),
('3077',' Only six stories (the pilot _Anna Lee: Headcase (1993) (TV)_ (qv)  and the five episodes of this series) were filmed. Author  Liza Cody (qv) stopped writing Anna Lee mystery novels because of  the television movies. The rights had already been purchased for any  future Anna Lee novels that she might write. However because she was  unsatisfied with the way that the previous books had been adapted,  she said she wouldnt write any more of them; instead she focused on  the Eva Wylie books.'),
('3078',' At the time of filming, Imogen Stubbs couldnt drive a manual, so  the Sunbeam Alpine she drove was fitted with an automatic gearbox.'),
('3079',' Due to low ratings the series was canceled in Germany after episode  1.9 by ZDF, so the season 1 finale was not shown.'),
('3080',' The mini series was one of the very successful six'),
('3081','part shows of  German network ZDF broadcast every Christmas. A tango sequence  caused a dance school boom among teenagers and young adults in  Germany (1987/88).'),
('3082',' Justus Pfaue (qv) was inspired by American athlete  Wilma Rudolph (qv) when he wrote the script.'),
('3083',' This serial is considered lost.'),
('3084',' The author behind this TV'),
('3085','movie (Else Michelet (qv)) got several  death threats from conservative Christians after it was shown on TV.'),
('3086',' Annie rode Target, Lofty rode Forest, and Tagg rode Pixie.'),
('3087',' In the final episode, leading characters Terry Davidson and Dave  Phillips thanked the viewers for all their support. The show ran for  875 episodes and the same episode aired four times daily on the  Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN). It was the brainchild of TV  Evangilist Pat Robertson to produce the very first Christian soap  opera in broadcast history.'),
('3088',' This show took place in the fictional city of Kingsley. In reality,  it was shot in Virginia Beach, VA.'),
('3089',' The Christmas episode of 1982 was done in a musical style,  showcasing leading characters singing Christmas songs. In this  episode, very little reference was made to the ongoing storyline.'),
('3090',' In an unusual experiment, the show expanded from 60 to 90 minutes on  Monday, 5 March 1979. This hurt the ratings, and the show went back  to an hour on Monday, 4 August 1980. The show never recovered in the  ratings.'),
('3091',' The show was originally intended to air on CBS as a spin'),
('3092','off of  _"As the World Turns" (1956)_ (qv). However, they had no room on the  schedule for it, so NBC picked it up.'),
('3093',' The show was one of the last daytime soap operas to cease its use of  a live organist; it is believed that it did so by 1973.'),
('3094',' Jane Elliot was asked to play the character Felicia Gallant.'),
('3095',' Many actors got their roles testing for other characters. Both Ricky  Paul Goldin (Dean Frame) and Chris Bruno (Dennis Wheeler) tested for  the role of Sam Fowler. Judi Evans auditioned for the Vicky Hudson  recast, but got the Paulina recast instead. Anna Stuart auditioned  for the role of Felicia Gallant; producers loved her so much they  created Donna Love specifically for her. Meanwhile, MArk Pinter  auditioned for the role of Grant Harrison, but lost to Dack Rambo.  After Rambo left, producers called Pinter back to takeover the role.'),
('3096',' Kale Brown was testing for the role of John Black on DOOL when NBC  picked him to play Michael Hudson on AW instead.'),
('3097',' The character of Vietnam vet John Hudson was created specifically  for David Forsythe. AWs then producer John Whitesall knew David  from school and knew about Forsythes own Vietnam experiences.'),
('3098',' Beverlee McKinsey played a short run as Steve Frames plain'),
('3099','jane  older sister Emma Ordway, a farmers wife. Headwriter Harding Lemay  loved McKinsey so much that he created a whole new character for  her: glamorous jet setting villainess Iris Cory Carrington.'),
('3100',' In 1987, a young Brad Pitt played Chris, a high school basketball  student who appeared on two episodes. It was his first speaking role  on TV. Other celebrities who appeared in walk'),
('3101','on parts before they  were famous: Billy Dee Williams, Henry Winkler, Kelsey Grammer,  Chris Noth, Luke Perry, Ed ONeill, Scott Bakula, Marcia Cross,  Thomas Gibson, Matt Lauer, and Marla Maples.'),
('3102',' The show celebrated it 25th anniversary with a week long anniversary  commemorating Cory Publishings 25th anniversary, enabling many fan  favorites from the past to return to help take part. Jacquie  Courtney, Beverly Penberthy, Nick Coster, Dorothy Lyman, Christine  Jones and George Reinholt were among those who returned for the  proceedings. Former AW stars who were asked to participate but  declined to guest star included Susan Sullivan, Maeve Kinkead,  Christopher Rich and Leon Russom.'),
('3103',' Lindsay Lohan appeared as Alli Fowler in 1996'),
('3104','1997.'),
('3105',' Esther and Richard Shapiro, the creators of DYNASTY, are friends of  former head writer Harding Lemay. They not only named their family  after Lemays super bitch Iris Carrington, but the  Krystle'),
('3106','Blake'),
('3107','Fallon triangle was borrowed heavily from the  Rachel'),
('3108','Mac'),
('3109','Iris story. The Shapiros have also claimed they modeled  Joan Collins Alexis after the super glamorous Iris.'),
('3110',' The character of Pat Randolph went on trial two times for murder. in  1964, she was charged with killing Tom Baxter, the young man who  forced her to have an abortion. In 1979, she was charged with  killing Greg Barnard, her daughters lover.'),
('3111',' In the late 1970s, Harding Lemay penned a story that would introduce  the first gay character to daytime. He planned to have Michael  Randolph, son of show stalwarts John and Pat Randolph, return home  from college and announce his homosexuality, which would in turn  contribute to his parents marital breakup. Proctor and Gamble, the  shows owner, axed the story days before the first scene of the  story was to be filmed.'),
('3112',' Originally, Mac and Rachel were not planned to have a romantic  coupling. Writer Head writer Harding Lemay noticed the chemistry  between actors Douglass Watson and Victoria Wyndham, and wrote a  slow'),
('3113','developing love story for them. Fearing backlash from viewers  who may have found an older man'),
('3114','younger woman relationship  tasteless, Lemay penned chance encounters for the two characters,  which led to innocent yet intimate conversations. By the time the  characters had their first kiss, the story had gone on for six  months.'),
('3115',' Harding Lemay was rehired to be the shows head writer in 1988, but  a long'),
('3116','standing writers strike kept him from participating. Donna  Swajeski wrote the show during the strike, and was kept on to  co'),
('3117','write the show with Lemay after the strike was over. The two  clashed on the shows direction, and Lemay left. His return lasted  only two months. In that time, he set up the stories that many claim  Swajeski took much of the credit for: the return of Iris and the  Frame family with never before seen members, including Janice  Frames long'),
('3118','lost son Evan Bates, and the romance of Felicia and  Mitch.'),
('3119',' Hugh Marlowe (qv)s final TV series/project.'),
('3120',' This episode became the first US daytime drama to expand to an hour.'),
('3121',' The Queensland sets and locations were so realistic that a lot of  the East Timorese actors and community involved with Answered by  Fire believed they were actually in East Timor.'),
('3122',' The most valuable item ever appraised at a Roadshow event was a  collection of autographs from every Presidential cabinet member from  George Washington to Franklin Roosevelt, valued at a million  dollars. Not surprisingly, the owner did not wish to appear on the  show. The most valuable item ever shown on the air was a 19th  century Navajo blanket, so rare that only about 50 remain (most in  museums), appraised at $350,000 to $500,000. The owners first  realization of its value came when the shows producers assigned him  and his wife armed guards to protect them and the blanket while they  were taping.'),
('3123',' One of the shows most famous "big discoveries" was a Seymour  mahogany card table, bought at a garage sale by a New Jersey retiree  decades previous for $25. She later sold the table at Sothebys  through one of the men who appraised her table on the air,  Leigh Keno (qv), for over half a million dollars.'),
('3124',' One of the episodes featured a woman with a fifteenth century  Spanish parade helmet; this episode has been taken off the  syndication list because the producers were unable to reach the  woman later.'),
('3125',' The Paid Our Dues Productions logo featured in the closing credits  shows a bartender removing an empty mug from on top of a coaster  that has the production companys logo on it. The drinker drops  money onto the bar to pay for the drink: a quarter, one dime, two  nickels, and two pennies for a total of forty'),
('3126','seven cents.'),
('3127',' Donzaleigh Abernathy (qv), who plays Sara Jackson (the wife of a  civil rights activist), is the daughter of Rev. Ralph Abernathy, one  of the key figures of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.  The SCLC was the keynote organization behind the actual Civil Rights  movement.'),
('3128',' Initially, 52 episodes were planned for this series, but only 38  episodes were produced due to the shows cancellation.'),
('3129',' Bandai Entertainment originally planned to release the series on DVD  in North America in the summer of 2001. However, the company  received damaged, blue'),
('3130','tinted video masters from the shows  production company, Sunrise, and could not obtain replacements.  Bandais North American distribution rights expired in 2005 before  any DVD release was made.'),
('3131',' An unused mecha design for the show, the Layzner Mk. II, can be seen  in the opening credits. However, the craft has subsequently made  appearances as a playable unit in certain installments of  Banprestos mecha'),
('3132','themed strategy RPG video game series, "Super  Robot Taisen" (Super Robot Wars).'),
('3133',' Valerie Bertinelli (qv)s TV debut.'),
('3134',' Recommended by the National Education Association'),
('3135',' As described in an interview with applicant Tammy Lee (III) (qv),  during the first season of _"Apprentice, The" (2004)_ (qv), the  ending clip each week showing the fired applicant exiting the Trump  Tower and entering a cab had actually been filmed during one of the  first few days of production before the contest started to cut down  on the cost of having to set up for such a shoot each week. Every  contestant had this clip filmed regardless of whether they were  actually fired or not. From the second season onward, the fired  contestants were actually filmed leaving the building after they  were fired.'),
('3136',' The apartment we see the contestants return to was built as a set in  the Trump Tower.'),
('3137',' The boardroom is on the same floor as the suite the contestants are  staying in. So the contestants dont take an elevator up as Donald  tells them to.'),
('3138',' The contestants had to keep their cell phones in "walkie'),
('3139','talkie"  mode to make sure they werent cheating by using connections made  prior to the show or by making private phone calls.'),
('3140',' Series creator Mark Burnett (II) (qv) originally conceived of the  contestants in the first season being divided into college graduates  vs. those who finished only high school. However, of those who  applied to be on the show there were not enough credible contestants  who did not graduate from college. As a result, the teams were  instead divided into males and females. The popularity of the show  caused a very large number of people to apply to be contestants and  the producers were then able to choose a full team with only those  with high school educations that was more or less evenly matched  with those who graduated from college. This became the premise of  the competition in the third season.'),
('3141',' Sir Alan Sugar (qv) was the boss on the show for the princely sum  of £0.00.'),
('3142',' Sir Alans Secretary is actually an actress.'),
('3143',' The boardroom is actually on one of the BBC stages.'),
('3144',' The opening music is from Sergei Prokofiev (qv)s "Romeo and  Juliet".'),
('3145',' The walk of shame scenes are filmed in advance.'),
('3146',' The taxi ride only takes the fired candidate round the block for an  interview then takes them to a hotel to stay the night'),
('3147',' Mitsuko Conner and Lily Acain do their own surf stunts in the show.'),
('3148',' The show is created using Adobe Photoshop images, animated using  Adobe After Effects and edited using Apples Final Cut Pro. Writing  the script takes Dave Willis (III) (qv) and Matt Maiellaro (qv)  around four or five weeks, after which they spend a week making a  rough show on video and get the voiceover work done. The animators  use the QuickTime video as a reference and spend another five weeks  making the finished 11 minute episodes. The whole thing costs around  $60,000 per episode (an uncommonly low figure for an animated TV  series).'),
('3149',' Dave Willis and Matt Maillaero created a pilot episode for a show  called "Spacecataz", which featured two recurring villains from the  Aqua Teens series: the Mooninites and the Plutonians. Though the  show was never actually produced, the pilot episode was cut into  several little parts and placed before Aqua Teen episodes during  season four, taking the place of the "Dr. Weird" opening shorts for  a while.'),
('3150',' When the teens move around, they make sounds according to the food  that they are. Meatwad, for instance, makes a squishy sound. The  creators actually bought eight pounds of hamburger meat and squished  it with rubber gloves to get that sound. They also bought a  milkshake and got some sounds from that too.'),
('3151',' The picture of Doctor Weirds castle in New Jersey is actually taken  from an episode of  _"Real Adventures of Jonny Quest, The" (1996)_ (qv) called "Escape  to Questworld". Its a shot of The Belle Isle Institute, where Dr.  Jeremiah Surd is housed. The shot was originally the Himalayan  outpost from the "Monster in the Monastery" episode of the 1964  series.'),
('3152',' Frylock has a photo of himself and a young Dr. Weird on his  bookshelf.'),
('3153',' Emory and Oglethorpe, the Plutonians, share their names with two  Atlanta, Georgia universities. Williams Street '),
('3154',' who produce the  show '),
('3155',' are based in Atlanta.'),
('3156',' In the closing credits, the vocal sample is of Master Shake saying  "Dancing is forbidden" (from the pilot episode).'),
('3157',' The full versions of the puppet TV shows are hidden on the Volume 2  DVDs.'),
('3158',' Schooly'),
('3159','D (qv) wrote the theme song on the same day it was  recorded, while riding in a limo on his way to the studio to record  the theme song. Dave Willis (III) (qv) and Matt Maiellaro (qv)  provided the backup vocals.'),
('3160',' The Plutonians ship is based on a villain named Uglors ship from  the Teen Force cartoon.'),
('3161',' The mall in the first episode is taken straight from the pilot  episode of _"Powerpuff Girls" (1998)_ (qv). It even says, "Powerpuff  Mall" on the side of the building.'),
('3162',' Carl has died ten times during the course of the shows run.  Additionally, his car has been destroyed or defaced five times.'),
('3163',' After the episode "Super Hero" (where Shake exposes himself to  toxic/radioactive waste in an attempt to gain super powers), every  time Master Shake throws an object to the ground, it explodes. Some  past examples include a phone, a remote control, the chair, a toilet  brush, and a losing lottery ticket. Shake even refers to this  phenomenon in one episode.'),
('3164',' The "Broodwich" episode is a direct tribute to indie animator  Don Hertzfeldt (qv), whose surreal comedy films were an influence  on the shows creators.'),
('3165',' Through Seasons 1'),
('3166','3, when the show ended, the logo for Williams  Street Studios was followed by the image of a skull and crossbones  with the Cartoon Network logo as the skulls teeth. Over that would  be the sound of Matt Maiellaro, co'),
('3167','creator of Aqua Teen Hunger  Force, shouting, "Skull!"'),
('3168',' Www.yzzerdd.com was launched by the creators of the show shortly  after the episode "Interfection" was aired. It features a Flash  video of the www.yzzerdd, as well as every single pop'),
('3169','up ad from the  episode, so visit with caution.'),
('3170',' Following the "Interfection" episode, several web pages appeared on  the Internet as a spin'),
('3171','off of Master Shakes search for "teeth,  plaque conspiracy" and "Metallica" on Frylocks computers search  engine.'),
('3172',' Carl mentions something along the lines of “If I want a wife I’d  order her from Russia”. In episode 17 "Mail Order Bride" Carl and  Shake order a Russian mail order bride.'),
('3173',' Carls ID was shown in the episode "Remooned". His last name is  Brutananadilewski, he lives at 328 Fairly Street, he is 511, brown  eyes, and his birthdate is February 19th, 1961.'),
('3174',' The Plutonians, are named after two colleges in Atlanta, Georgis:  Oglethorpe and Emory'),
('3175',' The window that Willie throws the TV out of has never appeared at  any time before during or after that episode.'),
('3176',' In the "Universal Remonster" episode in the "chain" scene in  Meatwads room, there are several objects moving around copied from  other Aqua Teen episodes, including the "Niel Bohrs atomic model"  from Dumber Days, and the pink foresee from "Space Conflict from  Beyond Pluto".'),
('3177',' The series is loosely based on Francisco Ibáñezs renowned comic  strip "13, rue del Percebe", which also features a hilarious and  disastrous group of neighbors living in the same building.'),
('3178',' Emilios most famous line, "Un poquito de por favor! (a little  please!)" was brought to the character by Fernando Tejero himself.  He said that line for the first time when he was an acting student,  while asking for silence during a performance. He messed up with the  words "un poquito de silencio, por favor (a little silence,  please!)". The quote has since become his trademark and a very  popular line in Spain.'),
('3179','  (Emma Penella (qv))s quote "Go Away, Mr. Cuesta!" is a variation  of former Spanish President Aznars famous "Go away, Mr. González!",  referred to the then head of the Government Felipe González.'),
('3180',' The most watched Spanish series in Spain, with an average of 40% of  share.'),
('3181',' Emma Ozores was suggested for the role of Isabel "La Yerbas" (Isabel  Ordaz). At the same time, Isabel Ordaz was suggested for the role of  Paloma Cuesta (Loles León).'),
('3182',' The show has the only elevator in a Spanish show that goes up and  down.'),
('3183',' In 2006, Tele5 bought the 15% from the producer company Miaramon  Mendi. Antena 3s contract with Miramon Mendi expired and didnt  made a new one. The show ended in Antena 3 and now is from Tele5.'),
('3184',' Antena 3 canceled the series in the summer of 2006 with high  ratings, because the production company Miramon Mendi was bought by  TV broadcaster Tele 5, the direct competitor of Antena 3. The show  was moved to Tele 5 and converted into "La Que Se Avecina",  featuring mainly the same cast of the last season (except for  Fernando Tejero, Luis Merlo and Emma Ozores) playing new characters  and situations also involving a crazy group of neighbors.'),
('3185',' Palomas accident at the end of second season was included because  Loles León asked for a bigger amount of money for next season.  Producers decided they couldnt afford it so Paloma was in a coma  for the entire third season. In the premiere episode of season four  Paloma had awakened and was played in a couple of scenes by a double  with a wig, but her face wasnt shown. In that episode she had  another accident and she entered again in a coma. Paloma eventually  died in one of the last episodes of season five, but her death  wasnt shown on screen. Rumours of Loles Leóns return were  persistent for all the years the series was broadcast.'),
('3186',' Based on the American book Rascal, an autobiography written by  author Sterling North on his childhood in Wisconsin.'),
('3187',' The series was so well loved by children that many asked for raccoon  pets from America. However, so many arrived and reproduced that they  were eventually outlawed.'),
('3188',' Contrary to popular belief, the episode where Archie and Stephanie  mourn Ediths passing was not the series premiere. Edith was phased  out over the course of the first season, making occasional and brief  appearances, like a guest star. The episode everyone remembers was  the second season premiere.'),
('3189',' It is continuation of _"All in the Family" (1971)_ (qv) NOT a  spin'),
('3190','off.'),
('3191',' Series writer/producer Fred Rubin (qv) wanted to do an episode in  which Archie Bunker had a reunion with his old Army buddies in  Foggia, Italy, where the character claimed to have served. He also  said in an interview that the cast and crew wanted a free trip to  Italy, where the proposed storyline would have been filmed. However,  CBS never accepted the story idea.'),
('3192',' When Edith Bunker "died", the New York Times ran an obituary for  her. This is only the second time the newspaper had ever ran an obit  for a fictional character (the first was for Hercule Poirot).'),
('3193',' The episodes title is a reference to Arthur Miller (I) (qv)s  "Death of a Salesman"'),
('3194',' The episodes title is a reference to John Steinbeck (qv)s novel  "Of Mice and Men"'),
('3195',' Originally aired as a one'),
('3196','hour episode. In syndication and DVD  releases, it is split into two parts.'),
('3197',' This was the second half of what originally was a one'),
('3198','hour episode.  In syndication and on DVD releases, this was a two'),
('3199','part episode.'),
('3200',' "Thanksgiving Reunion" marked the final episode where the original  ensemble from "All in the Family" '),
('3201',' Carroll OConnor, Jean  Stapleton, Rob Reiner and Sally Struthers '),
('3202',' appeared together.'),
('3203',' Inspired by his sons love of Archie comic books,  Don Kirshner (qv) met with that organization, Filmation (the  television animation company) and CBS'),
('3204','TV and pitched his idea. The  Archie Show debuted on CBS in September, 1968. While Kirshner and  others contend that The Archies million'),
('3205','selling 1969 single "Sugar,  Sugar" was originally written for the Monkees, record  producer/songwriter Jeff Barry is quite firm in his statement that  he and singer Andy Kim wrote the song specifically for the Archies,  shortly after The Archie Show debuted.'),
('3206',' Singer/songwriter Ron Dante was the singing voice for Archie on the  classic Archies recordings.'),
('3207',' All the episodes are titled "Tale of <something>".'),
('3208',' Frank uses Dr. Vink in most of his stories while Gary uses Mr. Sardo  in his. There was a one hour special called "The Tale of Cutters  Treasure", where both storytellers used their characters in the  story.'),
('3209',' Dr. Vink has a barbershop and a restaurant called "The Wild Boar".'),
('3210',' The song at the end of "The tale of the Prom Queen", is "In the  still of the Night" by the Five Satins.'),
('3211',' There was a board game made after this show.'),
('3212',' There was a computer game made after this show.'),
('3213',' The show makes numerous references to crew members who worked on the  show'),
('3214',' The substance in the bag that makes the campfire smoke'),
('3215','up during the  title of each story is regular table sugar.'),
('3216',' The "magical" waterguns used by the hero in The Tale Of The Pinball  Wizard to defeat the villain are painted Larami Super Soakers.'),
('3217',' Many of the stories told within the series come from folk lore,  urban legends and even short stories.'),
('3218',' The series was canceled after this episode.'),
('3219',' The comic Lisa reads is about the Ghastly Grinner, from "The Tale of  the Ghastly Grinner."'),
('3220',' This was the only episode where Aron Tagar plays a different  character; he plays Dr. Vink in six episodes throughout the original  series run.'),
('3221',' During the investigation of Candy Warren, David Winnings name is  written below Candy. David Winning directed this episode.'),
('3222',' Most of the tombstones were used in the episode "The Tale of the  Dream Girl."'),
('3223',' This is the only episode not to have an introduction. The show  starts at a magic shop.'),
('3224',' The first episode showing Mr. Sardo.'),
('3225',' The piano music played by the girl in the cabin is Beethovens "Für  Elise".'),
('3226',' A torn poster of Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is seen in the brothers room.'),
('3227',' Sam buys a video game called Zeebos big house. Zeebo was the name  of the clown in the episode "The tale of Laughing in the Dark".'),
('3228',' Not only does this episode mark the second appearance of Christian  Tessier, but later on he would appear in an episode of Goosebumps  called "Say Cheese and Die" where a camera brings bad misfortune.'),
('3229',' Towards the end of the episode, most of the tombstones were props  used in previous episodes.'),
('3230',' Inspired the film "The Sixth Sense"'),
('3231',' Numerous superheroes and villains are seen in the background of the  comic store from Spider'),
('3232','Man, X'),
('3233','Men, Venom, Batman, Iron Man, Thor,  Hulk, Joker and Daredevil.'),
('3234',' When Ethan Wood lifts up a comic book that has a hole burned into  it, you can see advertisements for "Are You Afraid of the Dark"  (1992) and another Nickelodeon series, "The Ren and Stimpy Show"  (1991).'),
('3235',' One of the campers is seen reading a comic titled "The Ghastly  Grinner" '),
('3236',' a reference to another episode called "The Tale of the  Ghastly Grinner."'),
('3237',' When Jack tells Felix if he signed the name Zeebo into the chart,  the name Zeebo is a reference to the clown from the tale of laughing  in the dark.'),
('3238',' The movie D'),
('3239','Day watches is _Night of the Living Dead (1968)_ (qv).'),
('3240',' The episode marks Franks introduction to The Midnight Society; at  the same time introduced Dr. Vink, who would later appear in other  stories told by Frank.'),
('3241',' Before the storytelling, the kids are playing a Game Boy.'),
('3242',' When Alex is watching television, the show airing is a fictitious  movie called "Nosferatu: The Demon Vampire", featured prominently in  another episode, "The Tale of the Midnight Madness".'),
('3243',' This episode is based upon W. W. Jacobss short story, The Monkeys  Paw.'),
('3244',' The name of Mrs. Slocombes pussy was Tiddles.'),
('3245',' The department store in the series was based on the real'),
('3246','life store  Clements, the first department store in England. Clements was in  Watford, just north of London, and closed in 2005.'),
('3247',' All scenes in all the episodes were filmed entirely in television  studios.'),
('3248',' Producer Garry Marshall (qv) created a 1979 pilot for an American  version of _"Are You Being Served?" (1972)_ (qv). It was titled  "Beanes of Boston", and was screened but never found a network  buyer.'),
('3249',' The "lift voice" heard during the theme song played in each episode  is that of Stephanie Gathercole who plays Mr. Rumbolds secretary in  the earliest episodes.'),
('3250',' Mr. Humphries shows Mr. Lucas how to stretch a jacket by kneeing the  stitching to make it feel roomier. This is a trick writer/creator  Jeremy Lloyd (qv) picked up while working as a junior at Simpsons  Department Store.'),
('3251',' Mrs Slocombes full name is Marie Elizabeth Jennifer Rachel Yiddell  Abergavenny Slocombe.'),
('3252',' Although screened first in the tenth and final series, this episode  was the last to be recorded.'),
('3253',' The original pilot was recorded on colour videotape as part of the  _"Comedy Playhouse" (1961)_ (qv) series and had a "BBC Colour"  credit at the end. However the original videotape has been lost or  wiped; the only known copy of the episode in existence today is a  black'),
('3254','and'),
('3255','white film'),
('3256','recording.'),
('3257',' Originally transmitted unexpectedly during the 1972 Munich Olympics  when the BBC needed replacement programming following the massacre  of Israeli Athletes by a Palestinian terrorist group.'),
('3258',' This pilot episode was originally shown as an episode of  _"Comedy Playhouse" (1961)_ (qv), a series of self'),
('3259','contained  situation comedy plays.'),
('3260',' The host and kids wear the same clothes every episode.'),
('3261',' The first episode to feature Marki Ann Meyer (qv) as a new  panelist, replacing Laura Marano (qv) as she was called for a Fox  sitcom.'),
('3262',' The second episode in which a contestant won $500,000, dropping out  of answering the million dollar question.'),
('3263',' The questions asked in this episode were as follows. 1. True or  False: North America is in the Eastern Hemisphere. A: False 2. If y  = 3x and 3x = 12, then what number does "Y" equal? A: 12 3. On which  planet would a person weigh the most? '),
('3264',' Mercury '),
('3265',' Saturn '),
('3266','  Jupiter A: Jupiter 4. Which U.S. president is featured on the face  of the nickel? A: Thomas Jefferson 5. If the diameter of a circle is  4 inches, what is the radius? A: 2 inches 6: True or False: Ohio  shares a border with Illinios. A: False 7. Density describes the  mass of the object divided by what? A: Volume 8. What is the adverb  the sentence? "My father snored loudly, and it kept my mom awake."  A: loudly 9. There is an animal called a yak. How many letters are  used to spell it? A: 3 10. A giant pandas natural habitat is  located on what continent? A: Asia 11. How many months of the year  have 31 days? A: 7 12. What is the only continent that is also a  country? A: Australia'),
('3267',' The music playing at the beginning of Arena is the title track of  Brian Eno (qv)s album "Another Green World". It is 90 seconds  long.'),
('3268',' The shows title means "the silver body" in Greek. This almost  certainly refers to the character Frank.'),
('3269',' An extra 26th episode, "Kodoku to Kodoku" ("Alone and By Myself"),  is available on both the last Japanese Argento Soma DVD and the last  of Bandai Entertainments region 1 DVDs.'),
('3270',' Each episodes title is composed of two words. At the end of each  episode, the second word of that episode is revealed to be the first  word of the next. For example: A and B, B and C, C and D. The second  word of the 25th episode is the first word of the first episode. The  only episode to not follow this rule is the 26th episode, which was  produced as an extra.'),
('3271',' The Ark II was built on the chassis of a dump truck. The truck was  notorious for constantly breaking down between shots. It was also  reportedly hard to operate in crowded areas safely because the  placement of the windows was such that the driver of the Ark was  unable to see clearly. The other vehicle, the Ark Roamer, was built  on a Volkswagen van chassis from a modified "Brubaker Box" kit, and  while it ran well, it had a limited range. The Brubaker group built  both vehicles for the show.'),
('3272',' There are no night scenes or episodes in "Ark II" because it was  impossible to maneuver the Ark at night due to the lack of  visibility from the drivers section. Also, each show had a 2'),
('3273','3 day  turnaround, and Jose Flores was still a minor working under strict  rules governing child actors. As a result of these factors, plus the  Arks tendency to break down, night shots for episodes were nixed.'),
('3274',' The show featured appearences from dozens of actual professional  athletes.'),
('3275',' Many crew members (script supervisors, editors) were given the  chance to direct episodes.'),
('3276',' Every episode began and ended with the lead character reading in  voiceover chapters from a fictional book he had written about his  life as a successful sports agent. The point of this was to show  that the character did the exact opposite of what he wrote.  Robert Wuhl (qv) said he got the idea to do this after seeing a  book written by Donald Trump (qv). Wuhl said he always wondered  what the difference was between what was written and what was  actually done.'),
('3277',' In one episode of the show, we see Ariss Michaels watching on old  video of himself winning money on "The $10,000 Pyramid" game show.  We learn that Michaels used his winnings as seed money to start his  agency business. Robert Wuhl (qv) was an actual contestant on the  show and the game show footage that aired was real.'),
('3278',' This was James Coburn (qv)s final television appearance before  his death on 18 November 2002.'),
('3279',' Became the pilot for the Out of this world series.'),
('3280',' The "M1" in the title refers to the M1 motorway that runs between  London and Leeds.'),
('3281',' Second pilot for an unmade adventure series.'),
('3282',' After this episode a strike closed down transmission of Armchair  Theatre until the following May.'),
('3283',' The play was broadcast two years after its intended transmission,  after fears that it would cause offence. In one scene, a witnesss  pronounced stammer is cruelly mocked by the defence barrister.'),
('3284',' Transmission was banned, due to the unmarried mother character being  unrepentant about her condition.'),
('3285',' Gareth Jones (VI) (qv) collapsed and died during the live TV  performance of this play.'),
('3286',' After season 1, the familys surname was changed from "Rafael" to  "Gabriel". RTL changed the surname to avoid any relations to real  existing personalities.'),
