('9663',' Before the show premiered in 1998 there was an ongoing mystery  concerning the disappearance of dozens of Vancouver area prostitutes  which did not stop until the arrest of a Port Coquitlam. B.C. pig  farmer '),
('9664',' Robert "Willy" Pickton '),
('9665',' for multiple murder of some of  these prostitutes. The three part opening episode was based on this  mystery.'),
('9666',' Robert Clothier (qv)s last acting role as Da Vincis father.'),
('9667',' Sarah'),
('9668','Jane Redmond (qv) who joined the cast in season two as  Homicide Sgt. Sheila Kurtz first played a hooker in the season one  three'),
('9669','part opener.'),
('9670',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 9 minutes into the show:  Sue to Angie about neighbor: "Hes too damn loud all the time!  Always banging on the wall"'),
('9671',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 6 minutes into the show: Da  Vinci to Body Pickup by boat: "Probably where the birds got at her;  thats what I think"'),
('9672',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 22 minutes into the show:  Da Vinci to Bob Kelly in Kellys office: "What is that smell? Is  that that cheap political aftershave?"'),
('9673',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 16 minutes into the show:  Da Vinci on phone to body pickup: "Ive got a deceased right down  here, in... uhhh... Oppenheimer Park. Needs picking up!"'),
('9674',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 24 minutes into the show:  Leo to Mick walking away from car: "You know that thing we talked  about the other day? The Charlie Josephs thing? I shouldnt have  said anything about that; I should have been a priest on that!"'),
('9675',' Episode dedicated to the memory of Robert Clothier (qv)  (1921'),
('9676','1999).'),
('9677',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 11 minutes into the show:  Mick to Leo & DaVinci after finding ID of corpse in forest: "Heres  the wallet... Raymond Early... Too late for Mr. Early"'),
('9678',' The episode titles for this series come from quotes from the  characters in the episode. This episode: 4 minutes into the show:  Rose to Mick in front of Josies house: "Without knowing all the  circumstances, I can tell you my experience with these things is  they can get ugly quick".'),
('9679',' Lead actor Vincent Zhao Wen Zhuo performed all the stunts and  martial arts demonstrations himself.'),
('9680',' Three episodes of this series no longer exist, after an archive  purge at the BBC in the 70s saw the destruction of the only known  copies. Until recently, there were five missing episodes until an  appeal by the BBC called "Treasure Hunt" saw the return of two 16mm  film recordings taken from the original video tapes. These  recordings had been dumped in a skip outside the Elstree Studios  when they were found and taken home by one of the studio staff, 30  years ago. After seeing the Treasure Hunt appeal on TV in 2001,  the prints were returned by a friend of the staff member, to whom  the prints had been entrusted.'),
('9681',' It only took an hour and a half to tape each episode of Dads Army,  though there was a weeks rehearsal prior to the actual recording of  each episode. In addition, the cast did six weeks location filming  in Norfolk and Suffolk for each series, to record exterior scenes;  only the scenes in the studio interior sets were taped at TV Centre  in London. Sometimes the episodes would be filmed then transmitted a  week later.'),
('9682',' Lowe, Arthur (qv) (Captain Mainwaring) had a clause in his  contract that stated that he was never to be seen on camera without  his trousers'),
('9683',' An episode is kept on standby by the BBC for use as an emergency  backup program, to be broadcast if a major technical problem  prevents normal programs being shown. This came to light on June 20,  2000 when the _"Six OClock News" (1984)_ (qv) was interrupted by a  power failure at the BBC, and an episode of Dads Army was  transmitted in its place.'),
('9684',' John Laurie (I) (qv) was the only cast member to have served in  the Home Guard. But Clive Dunn (qv), Arthur Lowe (qv) and  John Le Mesurier (qv) had all served in the regular army during  World War Two. John Laurie (I) (qv) and Arnold Ridley (qv) had  also served in the regular Army, in World War One. Of the writers,  during World War Two Jimmy Perry served in the Home Guard (he based  the show on his experiences), and David Croft served in the ARP (and  later served in the regular Army as a Major).'),
('9685',' John Laurie (I) (qv) and Arnold Ridley (qv) both fought in World  War One and both were wounded and invalided out of the army.'),
('9686',' Thorley Walters (qv) was first offered the role of Captain  Mainwaring but declined it as he disliked performing in front of an  audience. It was then offered to Jon Pertwee (qv) who was  unavailable owing to a prior commitment in America. Jack Haig (qv)  turned down Corporal Jones.'),
('9687',' A pilot for a sequel to Dads Army was recorded for BBC Radio in the  late 1970s with Arthur Lowe (qv) and John le Mesurier (qv). It  was called "It Sticks Out Half a Mile". In it, Mainwaring moves to  another seaside resort after the war. He wants a loan with the local  bank manager and discovers that the manager is now Wilson. He wants  to buy the local pier that has been closed since the war and  attempts (with Wilsons help) to buy it off the council. It did not  become a radio or TV series but the pilot is sometimes repeated on  the digital radio channel BBC7. "It Sticks Out Half A Mile" did  become a radio series after Arthur Lowe (qv)s death. In this  series, which was initially broadcast on BBC Radio 2 in the  mid'),
('9688','1980s, Hodges and Pike decide to restore the pier at  Framborne'),
('9689','on'),
('9690','Sea and approach Wilson for the loan. The series has  been repeated on BBC7.'),
('9691',' This is the last episode in which Mainwaring addresses the platoon  as "chaps". He subsequently uses the term "men" because writers  Jimmy Perry (qv) and David Croft (qv) thought it would be less  democratic and therefore more in keeping with the character.'),
('9692',' Jones tells Mainwaring that "Frazer just put me on a fizzer". To be  put on a fizzer was an expression meaning that one had been put on a  charge.'),
('9693',' This is the first episode in which Edward Sinclair (I) (qv) plays  the verger, Mr. Yeatman. He had previously appeared in the series as  the caretaker.'),
('9694',' Capt. Square refers to "Section 40" '),
('9695',' this is a reference to a  section of the Army Act, which covered "conduct to the prejudice of  good order and military discipline". He also refers to charge sheets  as "two five twos" '),
('9696',' the charge sheet was army form number 252.'),
('9697',' At the end of this episode, the main characters, drinking champagne,  look to the camera and raise a toast to Britains Home Guard.'),
('9698',' This episode is the only episode in Series 3 which is filmed and  broadcast in black & white.'),
('9699',' Walkers line "You serve them on toast, very tasty, very sweet"  refers to two wartime radio stars, the double act Nan Kenway (qv)  and Douglas Young (III) (qv). Their act consisted mostly of  references to food, and their catch phase was "Very tasty, very  sweet".'),
('9700',' Frazers demonstration of dinner plates as an anti'),
('9701','tank device was  actually practiced during the war, and was taken from a Home Guard  training manual.'),
('9702',' Larry Martyn (qv) had a guest role as a Private in the episode  "The Desperate Drive of Corporal Jones". Larry Martyn (qv) played  the part of Private Walker in the radio series of Dads Army.'),
('9703',' After renewing the show for a second season, 13 episodes were  produced but only four were aired.'),
('9704',' Replaced _"Nyhedsmagasinet" (2004)_ (qv) which had been running for  two years in a daily 7 PM slot on Danmarks Radios DR1.'),
('9705',' Licensed in 1980 by Jim Terry Productions as part of the Force Five  series.'),
('9706',' The toys from this anime series were featured in Mattels phenomenal  Shogun Warriors toy collection. Gaikings name remained the same, as  did Nessar (the brontosaurus mecha) and Bazoler (the triceratops  mecha), although Daikû Maryû (Great Sky Demon Dragon) was renamed  "Cargosaur" and Skylar (the pteranodon mecha) was renamed "Kondar."'),
('9707',' Contrary to legend, although Go Nagai (qv)s Dynamic Productions  co'),
('9708','produced this series from Episode 22 on, Nagai himself had  nothing to do with this series, which was actually created by  Akio Sugino (qv), Kunio Nakaya and Mayumi Kobayashi.'),
('9709',' This Series was licensed to ZIV International in 1981 and was  packaged along other three Robot Series in a show called "Festival  de Los Robots" for the Spanish/Latin Market. The Series was  re'),
('9710','titled "El Gladiador" ("The Gladiator"). The other 3 series were  "Starzinger" ("El Galactico" ("The Galactic")), "Kotetsu Jeeg" or  "Steel Jeeg" ("El vengador" ("The Avenger")) and "Magnetorobo  Ga'),
('9711','keen" ("Supermagnetron").'),
('9712',' When the show began, it was broadcast out of a small TV station in  Dayton, Ohio. The show moved to Orlando in August of 2004.'),
('9713',' The show began on 16 September 2002 to 10 cities/markets across the  United States. Now the show is seen in 139 cities/markets  nationwide.'),
('9714',' Entire cast and crew moved to Florida in 2004, just three weeks  before Hurricanes Charley, Frances and Jeanne.'),
('9715',' Airs three times a day on WB20, 5:56PM, 10:00PM, and 6:56AM at the  end of _"Daily Buzz, The" (2002)_ (qv)'),
('9716',' Wednesdays episode runs for 90 minutes in order to show full  coverage of Prime Ministers Questions in the House of Commons.'),
('9717',' The BBCs political editor Andrew Marr (II) (qv) appeared most  Wednesdays to discuss Prime Ministers Questions. He was replaced  by Nick Robinson (IV) (qv).'),
('9718',' This was the last episode to be presented by Daisy Sampson.'),
('9719',' The theme song is called "Dog on Fire".'),
('9720',' The "head'),
('9721','smasher" clip that was used during Craig Kilborn (qv)s  5 Questions segment is from the film _Lai wong (1991)_ (qv), or The  Story of Ricky.'),
('9722',' Host Jon Stewart (qv) was the guest on Craig Kilborn (qv)s last  shows as host. Since Kilborn is so tall, he gave Stewart a phone  book to sit on to mirror his height.'),
('9723',' At the end of each show, a short clip from the broadcast, usually  offbeat and slightly bizarre out of context, is replayed as a  "Moment of Zen". The first "Moment of Zen" was file footage of a yak  giving birth.'),
('9724',' At the beginning of every episode, the announcer lists the full date  (month, day, year). On the first show of the year 2000, the year was  listed as 1900, as a joke about the Y2K bug.'),
('9725',' According to a 7 October 2003, USA Today article, the show is pulled  together in this way: a researcher scans major newspapers, the  Associated Press, and cable news channels, then gives possible  topics to the ten writers. These meet to discuss headline material  for the lead news segment. By 11:15 a.m. they meet with  Jon Stewart (qv), and by 12:30 they have come up with jokes for  the days show. The cast hold a rehearsal, then the show is taped at  6:30 in front of an audience.'),
('9726',' Sen. John Edwards (VI) (qv) announced his intention to run for  president on the show. Candidate Carol Moseley'),
('9727','Braun (qv) dropped  out of the race the day after she did her interview on the show.'),
('9728',' Beginning in 2004, every couple of weeks or so, before a commercial  break, Jon Stewart (qv) would introduce a "new, exciting, already  cancelled spin'),
('9729','off" of the Daily Show, followed by "clips" from "The  Colbert Réport" with Stephen Colbert (qv) adding "Its French,  bitch!". The brief segments consisted of Colbert ranting about news  stories and yelling at politicians in fake interviews using archive  footage. These segments became so popular that "The Colbert Report"  did actually become a spin'),
('9730','off in 2005.'),
('9731',' Comedy Central also produces a version of the show for viewers on  CNN International called "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: Global  Edition". It is shown every weekend, and contains excerpts from the  past weeks episodes, giving more focus on global rather than US  issues. The Global Edition runs in the format of headlines, report,  celebrity interview. Jon tapes an exclusive introduction and outro  for the Global Edition (sometimes in front of the audience, other  times not), and the "moment of Zen" is called "the international  moment of Zen".'),
('9732',' Jon Stewart auctioned off the interview couch from the show.'),
('9733',' In the first few weeks, there was no audience. In the following  weeks, staff members were encouraged to watch the show just offstage  and laugh at the jokes. For the second season, a studio audience was  brought in and this format remained for the rest of the shows run.'),
('9734',' Craig Kilborn (qv) was suspended for two weeks without pay in 1997  after he made disparaging remarks about head writer  Lizz Winstead (qv) and other female show staffers in an interview  for Esquire magazine. Winstead quit the show a month later.'),
('9735',' Bill Weir (qv) auditioned for the job of host after  Craig Kilborn (qv) announced he was leaving the show.'),
('9736',' When the show was originally being developed, the producers offered  Jon Stewart (qv) the job of hosting the show but he turned it  down. When original host Craig Kilborn (qv) left in 1998, Stewart  was approached again and he accepted.'),
('9737',' Seasons 2 to 6 were weekly episodes, where the story is not  continuous. Seasons 1 and 7'),
('9738','9 followed a soap opera'),
('9739','like approach.  The first seasons were light and the real dramatic highlights were  provided in Seasons 7 and so forth.'),
('9740',' Although the original version of _"Supermarket Sweep" (1993)_ (qv)  with Dale Winton was filmed in real supermarkets this new version  with him is filmed in a studio designed to look like one.'),
('9741',' Producers originally planned to bring back Jock Ewings character,  but fans were against having anyone play Jock Ewing except  Jim Davis (I) (qv). Steve Forrest (qv) appeared on the show as  Wes Parmalee, claiming to be Jock Ewing, but it was revealed that he  was not.'),
('9742',' When Victoria Principal (qv) opens the shower door in the infamous  Bobby shower scene, actor John Beck (II) (qv) was the one in the  shower. The shock to Pam was supposed to be that he had been killed.  The shot of Patrick Duffy (I) (qv) was inserted later. Actually  Pam would not have been shocked to see Mark (John Beck) in the  shower considering that his character had been brought back during  the "dream season" and she had married him earlier in the very same  episode.'),
('9743',' Victoria Principal (qv) refused to appear in the final episode  because there was a good chance the show would return the next  season. She said she would only appear if she were 100% sure that  the show wouldnt return.'),
('9744',' In episode 145 Peters Principals, the character Clayton Farlow  mentions he is taking Miss Ellie to see Camelot as there is an actor  with quite a good voice playing the role of Arthur.  Howard Keel (qv), who played Clayton, had starred as Arthur in  numerous stage productions of Camelot.'),
('9745',' Howard Keel (qv) refused to do a script reading for Dallas  producers at his first meeting with them, saying he was a "lousy  reader" and that "what they saw was what they got".'),
('9746',' Howard Keel (qv) was originally signed for two brief cameos in two  episodes. His character, Clayton Farlow, was such a hit with  viewers, however, it was decided to make him a regular.'),
('9747',' Originally, Linda Gray (I) (qv)s Sue Ellen really didnt have a  part, so it was up to her and Larry Hagman (qv) to improvise their  scenes in the background. Fortunately, Leonard Katzman (qv) and  others saw their work in the dailies of the episodes and Sue Ellens  character was fleshed out.'),
('9748',' Linda Gray (I) (qv) was fired from Dallas after begging the  executives to give her a chance to direct like Larry Hagman (qv)  and Patrick Duffy (I) (qv). However, Larry Hagman threatened to  leave the show because he didnt feel they could have JR without Sue  Ellen.'),
('9749',' Larry Hagman (qv) was not the first choice for J.R. The part was  offered first to Robert Foxworth (qv) who refused it, but later  took a similar role on _"Falcon Crest" (1981)_ (qv). Likewise,  Ken Kercheval (qv) was originally to play Ray Krebbs, while  Steve Kanaly (qv) was to play Bobby Ewing. Linda Evans (I) (qv)  was to play Pamela, and Mary Frann (qv) was to play Sue Ellen.'),
('9750',' David Ackroyd (qv) originally played the role of Gary Ewing until  Ted Shackelford (qv) took over the role.'),
('9751',' The "Who Shot J.R.?" episode was the highest rated single episode of  a television series until the finale of _"M*A*S*H" (1972)_ (qv)  ("Goodbye, Farewell, Amen") beat it in 1983.'),
('9752',' When Patrick Duffy (I) (qv) was asked to return to the show in  1986, his wife told him that the only way it could happen is if his  character had actually died in a dream. This led the producers to  decide that Bobby Ewings death (in addition to the entire 1985'),
('9753','86  season) was just a figment of Pam Ewings imagination.'),
('9754',' When Jim Davis (I) (qv) died in 1981, it was decided to write him  off by first having him disappear in the Amazon and eventually  having him declared legally dead.'),
('9755',' After Jim Davis (I) (qv) died, a portrait of him hung above the  fireplace at Southfork as a memorial to the actor. When Miss Ellie  remarried in 1984, the picture was moved to the Ewing Oil set.'),
('9756',' The house used as the "Southfork Ranch" house was an actual Texas  residence, owned by Joe R. Duncan, or J.R. Duncan. When the show  became popular, tourists from all over the world visited the house  day and night. The Duncan family was forced to sell the house and it  is now a museum devoted to the show.'),
('9757',' Larry Hagman (qv) and Ken Kercheval (qv) were the only members  of the cast to stay with the series throughout its entire run.'),
('9758',' Several actors including Barbara Bel Geddes (qv) and  Jim Davis (I) (qv) were filmed firing the gun that shot J.R before  it was decided who would be the shooter. The gun is on display at  the real Southfork Ranch site in Dallas.'),
('9759',' When Steve Kanaly (qv) was talking about leaving the show due to  his characters lack of development, it was Larry Hagman (qv) who  came up with the idea to make the Ray Krebs character the  illegitimate son of Jock Ewing in order to get Kanaly to stay'),
('9760',' In several of the early episodes of the series, Lucy and Ray were  often portrayed as lovers. However, when it became revealed that Ray  was Jocks illegitimate son, his affair with Lucy was never  mentioned again.'),
('9761',' When Barbara Bel Geddes (qv) first left the show,  Larry Hagman (qv) suggested that his real life mother,  Mary Martin (I) (qv) play Miss Ellie.'),
('9762',' Several former cast members returned for the final episode including  Linda Gray (I) (qv), Jack Scalia (qv), Ted Shackelford (qv),  and Joan Van Ark (qv). Victoria Principal (qv) was also invited  to participate but declined.'),
('9763',' Spinoff show _"Knots Landing" (1979)_ (qv) was actually created  first, but the producers were unable to sell it. They developed  Dallas instead and when that became a success, and the network asked  for a spinoff, they were able to dust off the Knots Landing idea.'),
('9764',' Producer Leonard Katzman (qv) went to New York and hired a crew to  film Patrick Duffys scenes as a soap commercial. He then took the  first part of the scene and edited it into the series.'),
('9765',' Barbara Bel Geddes (qv) is only nine years older than  Larry Hagman (qv), though they played mother and son. Hagman is 18  years older than Patrick Duffy (I) (qv), who played his younger  brother, though we assume them to be only a few years apart in age.'),
('9766',' Miss Ellie and Donna Krebbs belonged to a ladies organization called  the Daughters of the Alamo.'),
('9767',' The characters of Clayton Farlow and his son, Dusty, get their  surname from the shows production manager Wayne A. Farlow (qv).  Also the maiden name of Claytons first wife, and Dustys mother was  Wayne.'),
('9768',' A character named Louella Lee Caraway, a secretary at Ewing Oil  during the first four seasons, was named after staff writer  Louella Lee Caraway (qv).'),
('9769',' Morgan Fairchild (qv) played Jenna Wade, Bobbys childhood  sweetheart, in a 1978 episode. When Jenna became a regular,  Priscilla Presley (qv) was cast in the role.'),
('9770',' Barbara Bel Geddes (qv) left the show temporarily in 1984 due to a  serious illness, and Donna Reed (qv) took her place. When Bel  Geddes was well enough to return, Reed was fired. She sued the  producers of the show, who settled with her for an undisclosed sum  of money.'),
('9771',' Susan Howard (I) (qv) was only supposed to appear once as Donna  Culver, but she impressed the producers enough that she eventually  became a regular.'),
('9772',' Several references were made during the shows run about Clayton  Farlow having a past history of singing. Of course,  Howard Keel (qv), the actor who portrayed Clayton, was famous for  his powerful bass'),
('9773','baritone singing voice.'),
('9774',' Miss Ellie did have an older brother named Garrison Southworth.  Middle son Gary is named after him.'),
('9775',' Larry Hagman (qv) (John Ross J.R. Ewing, Jr.) is the only actor  to appear in all 357 episodes of the series.'),
('9776',' Larry Hagman (qv) (John Ross J.R. Ewing, Jr.),  Patrick Duffy (I) (qv) (Bobby Ewing), Ken Kercheval (qv) (Cliff  Barnes), Linda Gray (I) (qv) (Sue Ellen Shepard Ewing) and  Steve Kanaly (qv) (Raymond Ray Krebbs) are the only actors to  appear in both the first and last episodes of the series.'),
('9777',' German broadcasting network ARD refused to translate and show seven  episodes of season 1 to 3 because of controversial or "unnecessary"  story lines.'),
('9778',' Early episodes alternately referred to the Ewings company as Ewing  Enterprises as well as Ewing Oil before finally just referring to it  as Ewing Oil.'),
('9779',' While his grave in Pams dream lists the year of his birth as 1949,  in the "reality" of the series, Bobbys date of birth was given as  16 February 1950.'),
('9780',' April Stevens, Bobbys second wife, was born 7 August 1957.'),
('9781',' Producers approached Howard Keel (qv) for the role of Jock Ewing  after Jim Davis (I) (qv)s death but out of respect for Davis,  Keel turned them down and remained in the role of Clayton Farlowe.'),
('9782',' Jenilee Harrison (qv) has the distinction of playing the only  character to be killed off twice. Jamie Ewing Barnes was killed off  the first time in the last episode of the "Dream Season" when she  was blown up in her brothers car. The second time came midway  through the next season, when she was killed while rock climbing in  Mexico. Though the second death didnt occur on camera.'),
('9783',' The episodes title is a reference to Charles Dickens (qv) novel  of the same title'),
('9784',' The "Dream" begins and ends with the same line, "Good Morning". The  first time, in "Swan Song", Pam approaches Bobby and says "Good  Morning" after they become engaged. Then when Pam wakes up and opens  the shower door, Bobby says the same line.'),
('9785',' This was Jim Davis final appearance as Jock Ewing.'),
('9786',' Barbara Bel Geddes (qv) last TV performance.'),
('9787',' The episodes title is a reference to Jane Austen (I) (qv)s novel  with the same title.'),
('9788',' Southfork Ranch, the ranch used in the series (beginning with  episode #2.1: Reunion, Part 1), is in Parker, TX, a small suburb  about 25 miles northeast of downtown Dallas near Plano. In the  series, the ranch was actually supposed to be north of Dallas on  State Hwy. 289, better known to Dallasites as Preston Rd. That would  put the intended setting of the ranch most likely in the Frisco or  Hebron area, which today is a densely populated and still rapidly  growing suburban area. At the time of the show, the area was very  rural.'),
('9789',' Donna Reed (qv)s last time as Miss Ellie and last acting  performance.'),
('9790',' The episodes title is a reference to Arthur Miller (I) (qv)s  play of the same name.'),
('9791',' On the date this episode originally aired, after the closing  credits, Larry Hagman appeared in a commercial for BVD underwear.  ("The Road Back", September 30, 1983)'),
('9792',' John Larchs final TV role.'),
('9793',' John Zaremba (qv)s final TV role.'),
('9794',' "The Yellow Brick Road", this episodes title, is a reference to  _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv).'),
('9795',' Christine Tremarco (qv) is only credited as Nerissa Barron.  However she also played the characters mother, Lynn Barron, in  flashback scenes.'),
('9796',' Christine Tremarco (qv) is only credited as Nerissa Barron.  However she also played the characters mother, Lynn Barron, in  flashback scenes.'),
('9797',' The Wu Tang Klan tagged graffiti on Ryans living room wall.'),
('9798',' All hosts waived their talent fees.'),
('9799',' The first half of this series had to be re'),
('9800','shot when it was decided  that it was "too dark" for public consumption.'),
('9801',' This NBC series debuted 23 January 1960 and last broadcast 6 January  1961. It began as a half hour series and expanded to an hour long  format in the Fall of 1960.'),
('9802',' The first six episodes featured the name of the shows sponsor in  the shows title. Dana Carvey wanted this as an homage to variety  shows of the 1950s and 60s that had their sponsors names in their  titles.'),
('9803',' Eight episodes were produced but ABC canceled the series after seven  episodes aired due to low ratings. The sketches from the final  episode were reworked into sketches for an 1996 episode of "Saturday  Night Live" which Carvery hosted.'),
('9804',' Right after the closing credits, a special guest judge of the week  would announce that "Dance Fever was recorded in front of an  audience that was live".'),
('9805',' Original last chapters aired in 1979, in Brazil.'),
('9806',' Daryl McKenzie (I) (qv) stood in as musical director for the first  two editions of series two in 2005 while Chong Lim (qv) played on  the John Farnham (II) (qv) and Tom Jones (I) (qv) tour.'),
('9807',' Soap star Rebecca Cartwright (qv) and her dance partner,  Michael Miziner (qv) received a perfect score of "40" from the  judges for their freestyle dance in the Grand Final of the first  season.'),
('9808',' Newsreader Chris Bath (I) (qv) and her dance partner,  Trenton Shipley (qv) received a perfect score of "40" from the  judges for their freestyle dance in the Grand Final of the third  season.'),
('9809',' Presenter Tom Williams (XVII) (qv) and his dance partner,  Kym Johnson (qv) received a perfect score of "40" from the judges  for their freestyle dance in the Grand Final of the second season.'),
('9810',' Csaba Szirmai (qv) was originally intended to be  Naomi Robson (qv)s partner, but after he was involved in a jet  ski accident in the first week of their rehearsals, he was replaced  by Steve Grace (I) (qv)'),
('9811',' The contestants did not get to choose their own music, nor do they  even get to suggest possible tunes. The producers compile a list of  songs that have what they believe are appropriate rhythms for the  various styles of dance used on the show. Sometimes, though, they  are unable to secure the rights to use a particular song, and a  last'),
('9812','minute replacement is used, whether it fits the beat or not.'),
('9813',' Dancer Cheryl Burke was the first professional dance partner to win  two seasons (back'),
('9814','to back). She and former 98 Degrees member, Drew  Lachey won season 2. In season 3, her and NFL legend Emmitt Smith  won.'),
('9815',' The first episode was filmed in the northern Wales village of  Portmeirion. Patrick McGoohan (qv) would return here to film  _"Prisoner, The" (1967)_ (qv).'),
('9816',' Based on his success as John Drake, Patrick McGoohan (qv) became  one of the first actors considered for the role of James Bond in  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv). Between this series and the later  _"Danger Man" (1964)_ (qv), all the "regular" actors in the Bond  movies '),
('9817',' Bernard Lee (I) (qv), Lois Maxwell (qv) and  Desmond Llewelyn (qv)'),
('9818',' would guest star with McGoohan, as would  many future Bond co'),
('9819','stars such as Honor Blackman (qv) and  Zena Marshall (qv) to name just two.'),
('9820',' The show resumed production with 60'),
('9821','minute episodes in 1964. It was  renamed "Secret Agent" for American distribution.'),
('9822',' Virtually identical in format and style to the later  _"Danger Man" (1964)_ (qv) with two major differences: John Drake is  an American in this series, and episodes include narration.'),
('9823',' John Drake says the phrase "Im obliged" in virtually every episode;  the catch phrase did not return in the later 1964 series.'),
('9824',' In this early series, the character of John Drake is clearly defined  as being an American. When the character returned for the second  _"Danger Man" (1964)_ (qv) series, the character had become either  British or Irish (exactly which was never settled upon  definitively).'),
('9825',' Although hugely successful in Europe, this show failed to find an  audience in American syndication and was cancelled after one season.  By the time production resumed in 1964, the James Bond fad had hit  and Americans were more receptive to the idea of a spy TV series.'),
('9826',' Contrary to publicity surrounding this shows DVD release in 2003  that suggests this series was never shown in America, this early  "Danger Man" series was indeed broadcast in the US in 1961, and  under its original title.'),
('9827',' Judy Carnes TV debut.'),
('9828',' Drake uses a bag marked "Jason Airways". This is a fictional airline  that featured in an earlier episode, "Sabotage". While such  continuity is commonplace today, it is unusual enough in a 1960'),
('9829','61  TV series to be worth noting.'),
('9830',' After several seasons of black'),
('9831','and'),
('9832','white episodes, it was decided to  switch to color. But after only two episodes were completed,  McGoohan quit the series to devote his energies to "The Prisoner."  These two episodes were edited together to form the film Koroshi  (1968) (TV).'),
('9833',' Different opening credits sequences were devised for the original UK  broadcasts, with episodes alternating between them. One shows Drake  walking towards the camera in negative, then a sharp closeup of his  eyes in positive. The second sequence starts with a closeup of  Drakes eyes, then pulls back on a photograph of his complete face.'),
('9834',' The nationality of John Drake is a matter of some debate. In the  original 1960 "Danger Man" series, he was portrayed as an American.  In the 1964 series, he appeared to be British. Patrick McGoohan was  born in the US but based in Europe, and in one episode of the 1964  series, John Drake says he is Irish. McGoohans next series,  "Prisoner, The" (1967) is considered by many to be a spinoff of  "Danger Man" and many believe that shows main character, Number 6,  is John Drake. Indeed at least one character from "Danger Man"  (Potter) appears in an episode of "Prisoner." However, McGoohan has  since 1967 been adamant Number 6 is not John Drake.'),
('9835',' Many guest stars on "Danger Man" later reappeared in  _"Prisoner, The" (1967)_ (qv).'),
('9836',' It is often erroneously reported that episodes of this series were  filmed in Portmerion, the Welsh village McGoohan later used as the  setting for "Prisoner, The" (1967). In truth, none of the 1964'),
('9837','66  "Danger Man" episodes was filmed there, however several episodes of  McGoohans earlier _"Danger Man" (1960)_ (qv) series were.'),
('9838',' Patrick McGoohan was adamant that Drake live up to a higher moral  standard than the likes of James Bond. As a result, the character  rarely becomes involved with women (beyond mission requirements),  and rarely kills anyone '),
('9839',' in fact he almost never carries a gun.'),
('9840',' Hobbs is always shown holding a knife.'),
('9841',' At one point, the series was to have been called "Lone Wolf". This  is a code name assigned to Drake, though it is only uttered once or  twice on the show.'),
('9842',' An unproduced script written for the series, "The Girl Who Was  Death" was instead filmed as an episode of "Prisoner, The" (1967).'),
('9843',' Contrary to some reviews of this series that appeared in the 1960s  and in fact more recent reviews from the 1990s and 2000s, this was  one of the least violent spy series ever created for television. Its  hero rarely if ever carried a gun and during the course of the  series never shot anyone to death (though in at least one episode  Drake pretends to as part of a ruse, and he does so again in a dream  sequence in another episode). Villains usually were left alive at  the end, with some exceptions, which was also a rarity for the  genre.'),
('9844',' The American theme song "Secret Agent Man" was originally titled  "Danger Man" with corresponding lyrics, until the decision was made  to change the series title for US broadcast.'),
('9845',' This and the previous episode, "Koroshi", the only series episodes  filmed in color, were packaged together and released as a feature  film in some markets.'),
('9846',' The first 1/3 or so of the episodes had Drake answering to a  superior named Hobbs. Later, this character was dropped and Drake  was shown working for a number of different individuals. One  episode, "The Man with the Foot," saw Drake taking orders from an  M'),
('9847','like character played by Bernard Lee (qv), who played M in the  Bond films.'),
('9848',' A copy of the James Bond novel "From Russia with Love" is clearly  shown. The edition used is the movie tie'),
('9849','in paperback featuring a  photo of Sean Connery on the cover. Coincidentally, Bond regular  Desmond Llewellyn (Q) also appears in this episode. Another  episode makes reference to the Bond novel "The Man with the Golden  Gun."'),
('9850',' The title and character Dangermouse were inspired by the action  series _"Danger Man" (1960)_ (qv).'),
('9851',' While the voice of Stiletto was re'),
('9852','dubbed for US broadcast, changing  his accent from Italian to Cockney, many of the quasi'),
('9853','Italian  alliterations in his speech remained.'),
('9854',' Baron Greenbacks pet, Neros sounds were made by recording David  Jason laughing and talking gibberish, then speeding up the  soundtrack.'),
('9855',' In the pilot episode, Danger Mouses arch'),
('9856','nemesis is introduced as  "Baron GreenTeeth" (as opposed to Baron GreenBack, as he was known  in later episodes).'),
('9857',' This live half'),
('9858','hour CBS dramatic anthology series debuted on 19  September 1950 and remained a Tuesday night staple during its entire  run. Stories emphasized psychological suspense (mostly resulting in  murder), and the directors were then unknowns: Yul Brynner (qv),  soon replaced by Sidney Lumet (qv) and then  John Frankenheimer (qv). The casts were equally unknown at the  time: Cloris Leachman (qv), James Dean (I) (qv),  Jack Lemmon (qv), Carroll Baker (qv), Rod Steiger (qv),  Paul Newman (I) (qv), Lee Grant (I) (qv), Grace Kelly (I) (qv)  and Charlton Heston (qv). This would have been a show worth  watching. The series opening theme song by jazz guitarist  Tony Mottola (I) (qv) was included on what is considered the first  TV soundtrack LP. The series was last telecast on 31 May 1955.'),
('9859',' The working title "Four Day Revolution" was acceptable in the  Philippines where the Peoples Revolution took place. However, for  filming in Sri Lanka (where a revolution was actually happening) it  was thought that "A Dangerous Life" would create less undesirable  attention. So the film actually had two working titles during  production '),
('9860',' both as a result of Security concerns.'),
('9861',' The producers McElroy & McElroy had previously been forced to  abandon filming in the Philippines with a movie called  _Year of Living Dangerously, The (1982)_ (qv). A similar title to "A  Dangerous Life" '),
('9862',' for which they arranged a two million dollar  insurance cover against being forced out again.'),
('9863',' In the first drafts of the script, the characters Tony and Angie  were simply boyfriend and girlfriend. In later versions it was  thought that making them married would add more to their arguments  and separation.'),
('9864',' Bojan Stefanovic (qv) was attached to play an officer, but he was  replaced with Vladimir Grubac (qv).'),
('9865',' Youssef hurt his hand wile opening the mailbox. Thats why theres a  continuity mistake with the bandage. The blood on the letter is his.'),
('9866',' The Whole show, in some way or another, revolves around names of  ghosts or spirits. (The high school is called "Casper High"  referring to Casper the friendly ghost.) Also, the town they live in  is called Amity Park referring to the Amityville where  ghosts/spirits caused a man to kill his family'),
('9867',' Lancer, an English teacher, uses book titles as exclamations instead  of cursing.'),
('9868',' In the original version, Danny and his friend Samantha were supposed  to have a telepathic connection.'),
('9869',' In every episode that Charmagne, played by  Karen Malina White (qv), appears, she refers to her friend  Shineequa Watkins, who is never seen.'),
('9870',' This was the only episode of Danny Phantom to not feature Sam and  Tucker.'),
('9871',' Embers full song was not heard in the episode. The full song is  located at the audio section of Butch Hartmans official website. It  is number twenty four and entitled "Remember."'),
('9872',' SPOILER: At the end of the episode, Frostbite says that Danny has  more in common with them (Frostbite and his people) than he  realizes. This turns out to be ice powers, which Danny gains in  "Urban Jungle."'),
('9873',' Vlad now has a white cat named Maddie.'),
('9874',' Tucker eats vegetables for the first time in his life (it was to  save Danny) and has constant bathroom problems as a result.'),
('9875',' Frostbite reveals that, besides Danny and Vlads portals, there are  natural entrances into the Ghost Zone. The Bermuda Triangle is on of  them.'),
('9876',' Frostbite and his people consider Danny the Savior of the Ghost Zone  because he defeated the Ghost King.'),
('9877',' As of this episode, Dannys costume will bear the "DP" emblem that  Sam made.'),
('9878',' This episode marks the first time neither Jack, Maddie, nor Jazz  appear in it.'),
('9879',' Charles Ruggles (qv) final performance.'),
('9880',' Mary Crosby (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('9881',' Actor/producer Dick Powell originated the character of Willie Dante  on episodes of his "Four Star Playhouse" series in the 1950s. Those  episodes were "Dantes Inferno" (1952), "The Squeeze" (1953), "The  Hard Way" (1953), and "The House Always Wins" (1955).'),
('9882',' Episodes 2'),
('9883','5 of Season 2 extensively use the music of singer/actor  James Easter Bradford including the 5 of the 6 tracks from his  single "Relationship Destruction Machine".'),
('9884',' This episode uses three of the remixes of the song "Relationship  Destruction Machine" by James Easter Bradford.'),
('9885',' Production of each half'),
('9886','hour episode takes ten months to a year,  from concept to post'),
('9887','production.'),
('9888',' The character Daria was conceived as a dry'),
('9889','witted comic foil to  counter Beavis and Butt'),
('9890','heads stupidity on  _"Beavis and Butt'),
('9891','Head" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('9892',' The last episode of the shows half'),
('9893','hour series, the fifth seasons  "Boxing Daria", was written to close out the show. After the  creators were offered by MTV an option for another half'),
('9894','season (6'),
('9895','7  episodes) and fans begged for more, co'),
('9896','creator Glenn Eichler (qv)  decided instead to make a 90'),
('9897','minute TV'),
('9898','movie,  _Is It College Yet? (2002) (TV)_ (qv), as the official finale.'),
('9899',' Karen Disher (qv) modeled Brittany Taylor after  Jenny McCarthy (I) (qv). Janie Mertz (qv)s inspiration for her  voice was Jean Kasem (qv) from _"Cheers" (1982)_ (qv) and  _"Tortellis, The" (1987)_ (qv).'),
('9900',' There is a small recurring joke involving Trent writing song lyrics  as hes doing something else (such as driving). He always hits a  snag, needing a rhyme for an "ane"/"ame" sound, at which point  somebody suggests "My souls waves of grain" '),
('9901',' which is a lyric  first performed in a Mystik Spyral song in the second season episode  "Ill". This happens both in "Camp Fear" (fifth season) and "It  Happened One Nut" (third season); in the latter episode, Trent  vaguely remarks, "Ive heard that somewhere before."'),
('9902',' First episode featuring the characters Sam Griffin and Chris  Griffin, both of which were named after writers  Sam Johnson (I) (qv) and Chris Marcil (qv).'),
('9903',' First episode featuring Russell Hankin (qv) as the voice of Tom.'),
('9904',' Writer Anne D. Bernstein (qv) based the characters Tad and Tricia  Gupty on some kids she babysat when she was a teenager.'),
('9905',' First episode featuring Drew, Sarah (qv)'),
('9906',' In See Jane Run, its revealed that Jane (Lane) has a sister named  Penny. This is a reference to the Beatles song title, Penny Lane.'),
('9907',' Val, and Val magazine, is apparently based on Jane Pratt and her New  York'),
('9908','based magazine, Jane.'),
('9909',' The often'),
('9910','referenced S1Ws are a likely reference to the S1Ws of  rap group Public Enemy. Public Enemys front man Chuck D. (qv)  helped write the main theme music for the show.'),
('9911',' Maxs barcode number is 332960073452. Zacks barcode number is  330417291599. Alecs barcode number is 331845739494'),
('9912',' While filming the second'),
('9913','season finale, guest star Amy Dumas (qv)  broke her neck when a stuntwoman did not hold her properly while she  was doing a "Litacanrana" causing her to land on her head.'),
('9914',' James Cameron (I) (qv)s birthday can be found as the license  plate number of Maxs motorcycle.'),
('9915',' Max is X5'),
('9916','452; Tinga is X5'),
('9917','656; Brin is X5'),
('9918','734; Ben is X5'),
('9919','493'),
('9920',' Brins Barcode is 331280315734.'),
('9921',' Maxs twin, Sam, is X5'),
('9922','453.'),
('9923',' All of the escaped X5s can be seen wearing black leather jackets  when mingling with the public.'),
('9924',' Alec, Bens twin, is X5'),
('9925','494.'),
('9926',' Tingas Barcode is 331450074656.'),
('9927',' Season 1 begins and ends the same: "Sometimes it seems like it  happened to someone else, like maybe it was a story I heard. Even  though I know it happened." Max says it atop the Space Needle in the  Pilot and Logan says it atop the Space Needle in the season finale.'),
('9928',' Although both shows are listed as only having 21 episodes, they each  have 22 episodes when re'),
('9929','aired. The first season has 21, but the  pilot is approximately eighty'),
('9930','five minutes (twice the length of  other episodes). The second season (and series) finale, "Freak  Nation," is an hour and a half, which splits the episode during  re'),
('9931','airings.'),
('9932',' Logans birthday is 11 November 1988.'),
('9933',' Normals given name is Reagan Ronald. Original Cindys given name is  Cynthia McEachon.'),
('9934',' Sketchys name, Calvin Simon Theodore, is a nod to the Chipmunks '),
('9935','  Alvin, Simon, and Theodore.'),
('9936',' The character Max Guevara was ranked #17 in TV Guides list of the  "25 Greatest Sci'),
('9937','Fi Legends" (1 August 2004 issue).'),
('9938',' At the end of the series finale, "Freak Nation", the shot of the  transgenics raising their flag mimics the American flag being raised  by US Marines on Iwo Jima.'),
('9939',' The show was canceled on a cliffhanger.'),
('9940',' Maxs Phone number, clearly heard near the beginning of the episode  "Harbor Lights" when dialed by Logan, (He is forwarded to her pager)  are the first few (9) notes of the theme song to "The Wheel of  Fortune".'),
('9941',' While playing charades, one of Joshuas guesses is Idle Hands  (1999) which Jessica Alba starred in.'),
('9942',' Logan (Michael Weatherly (qv)) mentions that "the past is  prologue." "Past Prologue" was the name of a  _"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993)_ (qv) episode. Both shows  co'),
('9943','starred Nana Visitor (qv).'),
('9944',' Pilot for the TV series.'),
('9945',' The actor playing the transgenic Luke (Fred Ewanuick (qv))  previously played Bird the Steelhead in the episode Some Assembly  Required though not recognizable due to the heavy prosthetic  make'),
('9946','up, the voice is extremely similar.'),
('9947',' This series marked Kate Winslet (qv)s first regular on screen  acting appearance. This was not however her first television role '),
('9948','  Kate had appeared in _"Casualty" (1986)_ (qv) (a British BBC  hospital drama series) in 1989, playing Suzanne in the episode  ‘Family Matters’.'),
('9949',' The packing labels on the boxes of Abyss computers display the code  "WYS NWYG", a spin on the well'),
('9950','known WYSIWYG computer acronym. In  this case it means "What You See, Not What You Get", a clue to the  nefarious nature of the systems in question.'),
('9951',' Reets "gravity readings" joke was inspired by a scene in the first  episode of the 1975 Doctor Who story, The Ark in Space.'),
('9952',' For more than a year and a half the characters of "Dark Shadows"  used almost every possible phrase to refer to Barnabas Collins  ("Hes not alive!" "Hes one of the undead." "He walks at night but  he aint alive.") It wasnt until the 410th episode that the word  "vampire" was actually used on the show.'),
('9953',' The role of Dr. Julia Hoffman, played by Grayson Hall (qv), was  only supposed to last a few weeks, but Halls husband,  Sam Hall (qv), was a head writer for the show and eventually made  a star out of the character.'),
('9954',' Ranked #19 in TV Guides list of the "25 Top Cult Shows Ever!" (30  May 2004 issue).'),
('9955',' The role of Dr. Julia Hoffman was actually originally supposed to be  "Julian" Hoffman, and portrayed by a man. In the first episode in  which this character is mentioned (before she appeared on'),
('9956','screen),  Dr. Hoffman is specifically referred to as a "he" and "one of the  finest men I know." Before the role was cast however, a character  description was typed up and the name "Julian" became "Julia"  because of a typo. Producer Dan Curtis decided to change the gender  on a whim, only after he noticed the typo.'),
('9957',' Since the show was canceled rather suddenly, viewers never learned  Barnabas fate. But according to one of the writers, heres what  they had planned: Barnabas was going to marry his doctor, Julia  Hoffman, and move to Asia, where she would eventually discover a  cure for his vampires.'),
('9958',' Jonathan Frid (qv) didnt pose for the famous portrait of him that  hung in Collinwood. The line producer, Robert Costello (qv), did.  The face was left blank until the actor was hired. The portrait was  the last image ever shown on the last episode.'),
('9959',' The first time Jonathan Frid (qv) had to bite a victim, he had to  rush to the set in a matter of seconds. He only had a matter of  seconds to put his fangs in; they wound up going in upside down and  he chewed them to bits.'),
('9960',' The interior of the Collinswood mansion was actually built in a  studio in New York City. The exterior was a real house, but it  wasnt in Maine'),
('9961','it was in Newport, Rhode Island.'),
('9962',' Kathryn Leigh Scott (qv) was one of the first people hired for the  show. A screen test was shot of her wearing a filmy, ghostlike  costume'),
('9963','and it was later used on the air, with the explanation that  she was the ghost of Josette Collins. They didnt let it die there.  When Barnabas was introduced, it was further explained that Josette  was his long'),
('9964','lost love, and Scott played that part when the  storyline jumped back to the year 1795. They had her coming and  going, so to speak.'),
('9965',' Barnabas always carried a silver wolf'),
('9966','head cane. It later revealed  there was a sword inside, which came in handy in certain situations.'),
('9967',' Josettes music box. Barnabas gave this to her as token of his love,  and somehow, through the centuries, he always manages to have it on  hand when he falls in love again (usually with someone he sees as  Josettes incarnation).'),
('9968',' The one of Barnabas was usually in the foyer at Collinwood, and the  camera would pan mysteriously to it when something ominous was about  to happen (accompainied by eerie music)'),
('9969',' The portrait of Angelique was invested with certain powers, and when  something happened to her, it faded and cracked. When her life was  restored, the portrait was restored.'),
('9970',' Quentin Collins portrait was the ultimate: they were doing Dorian  Grey. He didnt age, the portrait did; and any injuries he suffered  happened to the portrait instead.'),
('9971',' Thayer David (qv) holds the record for playing the most amounts of  characters in this series. He portrayed Matthew Morgan #2, Ben  Stokes (in 1795), Prof. Timothy Eliot Stokes, Sandor Rakosi (in  1898), Count Petofi (also in 1898), Stokes (Parrallel Time), aged  Prof. Stokes (1995), aged Ben Stokes (1840), aged Ben Stokes  (Parrallel Time, 1840).'),
('9972',' Despite their low'),
('9973','budget look, the special effects for the series  were very costly for a daytime soap opera. In order to keep within  the budget, producer Dan Curtis decreed that no more than five  characters could appear in a single episode. (This ruling was  occasionally relaxed for sweeps'),
('9974','week episodes in which major plot  twists took place though.)'),
('9975',' This episode ends with Vince OBrien at the door of the Old House  with a Deputy. When the same scene is repeated at the start of the  next episode Dana Elcar is at the door of the Old House with the  same Deputy.'),
('9976',' Harvey Keitel (qv)s TV debut.'),
('9977',' The box that would later become the box of Count Petofi appears in  the Collinwood drawing room.'),
('9978',' Angelique uses the word "vampire" for the first time on the show.'),
('9979',' In 1317, the castle of Lindos, used for the exterior of Lavallières  castle, was where Foulques de Villaret, the rogue Grand Master of  the Knights Hospitaller, was besieged by his own Order, which had  deposed him. De Villaret may have inspired elements in the  historical back'),
('9980','story.'),
('9981',' The worship of demonic heads was one of the charges in the trial  of the Templars, and lies behind the serials use of the face of  Asmodeus. In reality, the Templar heads were merely the supposed  relics of early Christian martyrs, such as St Euphemia, which the  Templars venerated in typical mediæval fashion. The knights were  brutally tortured into confessing that they were something more  sinister.'),
('9982',' The series was pitched in a single day to ABC, CBS and NBC. Each  network received a classified "briefing book" written by Zabel and  Friedman, wrapped in plain brown paper, which warned that by opening  the package they accepted the high level clearance it implied and  the full penalties set by the U'),
('9983','S government for unauthorized  disclosure. By the end of the day, two offers had been made, and the  series went to NBC.'),
('9984',' The final broadcast was on 1 May 1953.'),
('9985',' In several episodes there are references to cartoonist  Larson, Gary (qv), creator of the comic strip "The Far Side". On  one episode, Dr. Reginald Bushroot is teased by two fellow  scientists, a Dr. Gary and a Dr. Larson. In another cartoon, aliens  identify themselves as being from "the far side of the planet  Larson".'),
('9986',' The occupation of Drake Mallard, the real'),
('9987','life identity of Darkwing  Duck, is never mentioned, nor do his neighbors, the Muddlefoots,  ever suspect he is doing anything suspicious.'),
('9988',' The stautette that Drake Mallard/Darkwing Duck pushes down to enter  his secret lab is of Basil of Baker Street from the Disney feature  _Great Mouse Detective, The (1986)_ (qv).'),
('9989',' Launchpad McQuack is the first Disney television cartoon character  to appear in two seperate cartoon shows (he first appeared in  _"DuckTales" (1987)_ (qv)).'),
('9990',' This show not only spoofs elements of the Batman films and comics  and the Shadow, but the intelligence organization, SHUSH, also  parodies Marvel Comics SHIELD, a super spy organization that often  requests the aid of superheroes, especially Captain America, on  missions.'),
('9991',' The first season and syndicated version were released at the same  time. Because of this, the nefarious five archenemies appeared in  the daily stripped shows before their origin stories appeared in the  weekly show. It was several years before the first season was  integrated into the syndication schedule.'),
('9992',' F.O.W.L (the Fiendish Organization for World Larceny) originally  appeared in an episode of _"DuckTales" (1987)_ (qv).'),
('9993',' Much of Liquidators dialogue is based on advertising slogans.'),
('9994',' In addition to mocking the Shadow, Darkwing Ducks outfit was also  influenced by the Scarlet Pimpernel.'),
('9995',' According to an interview with the shows creator,  Tad Stones (qv), Gosalyn was partly based on what he believed his  then two'),
('9996','year'),
('9997','old daughter would be like when she grew older.'),
('9998',' An earlier version of the show was originally going to be called  "Double'),
('9999','O'),
('10000','Ducks". This idea was scrapped, as it turned out that  "Double'),
('10001','O" was a copyrighted name, created by  Ian Fleming (I) (qv), and owned by Albert R. Broccoli (qv),  producer of the James Bond films.'),
('10002',' Darkwing Ducks nemesis, Steelbeak, was made with voice actor  Rob Paulsen (qv) in mind.'),
('10003',' Megavolts original name was going to be "Dim Bulb".'),
('10004',' A few episodes of Darkwing Duck were banned. The most infamous was  season 3s "Hot Spells" which only aired once on ABC. The plot line  was involved Gosalyn trying to gain magic powers like Morgana, and  in the process, sells Darkwings soul to the devil. Another banned  episode was "Aduckaphobia", which was believed to be banned because  it parodied Spider'),
('10005','Man.'),
('10006',' This episodes title refers to Douglas Adams "Life, The Universe,  and Everything".'),
('10007',' John Blenheims full name: John Marlboro Churchill Blenheim Charlton'),
('10008',' H.E. Bates (qv) took the title from  William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s Sonnet 18.'),
('10009',' Baby Oscars full name is Oscar Columbus Septimus Dupont Larkin  (Episode #2.1)'),
('10010',' Among those who auditioned for the role of Darna/Narda were Diana  Zubiri, Nadine Samonte, Karylle, Jennylyn Mercado, and Rica  Peralejo.'),
('10011',' This was the first primetime series to reach a 47.1% rating  (according to AGB and AC'),
('10012','Nielsen) in its pilot episode, the highest  rating for a pilot episode in the Philippine television history.'),
('10013',' On its third day of release, it registered a rating of 52.1 percent  which, according to a survey conducted by AGB Philippines, was the  highest rating ever achieved by any local TV program. According to  AGB, the series rating never went below 30 percent during its  entire airing.'),
('10014',' Among the cast, Celia Rodriguez (qv) is the actress to have  appeared in most of Darna movies, mostly as chief villain. She  played the main villain Valentina in  _Lipad, Darna, lipad! (1973)_ (qv). She played anew the role in the  comedy _Darna kuno (1979)_ (qv). She played Leiming in  _Darna at Ding (1980)_ (qv). In this TV series, she played Braguda,  the main villain.'),
('10015',' Four actresses who have previously played the role of Darna are  involved in this series. Gina Pareño, playing the grandmother of  Darna in this series, appeared in as the title role in  _Si Darna at ang Planetman (1969)_ (qv). Rio Locsin, playing the  wife of the Dr. Zombie, was the superhero in  _Bira, Darna, bira! (1979)_ (qv). Lorna Tolentino, playing here as  the Queen Adran of Marte, appeared in _"Darna!" (1977)_ (qv). Regine  Velasquez who sang the theme song of the series, appeared as Darna  in _Captain Barbell (2003)_ (qv).'),
('10016',' Another of Mars Ravelos creations, Dyesebel the mermaid, made a  guest appearance in the series for the very first time. Alice  Dixson, playing the mermaids leader Dyangga, once starred as  Dyesebel in her launching movie, _Dyesebel (1990)_ (qv). In this  series, Ara Mina (qv) played Dyesebel.'),
('10017',' Captain Barbell, another Mars Ravelo creation, appeared in the final  but his face was not shown, probably to excite viewers since Captain  Barbell was GMA Networks next project.'),
('10018',' Television spin'),
('10019','off of the DASDING, a radio station for teenagers  and young adults in Southern Germany.'),
('10020',' The show was a parody of the movie  _Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 hours 11 minutes (1965)_ (qv).'),
('10021',' Unusually for a Hanna'),
('10022','Barbera show, only two voice actors  (Paul Winchell (qv) and Don Messick (qv)) provided all the  characters voices.'),
('10023',' Jayne Mansfield (qv) taped a guest appearance just days before her  death. After she died, the interview was quickly substituted for a  previously scheduled interview and aired on 30 June 1967.'),
('10024',' TV columns reported that Agnes Moorehead (qv)s July 1967  appearance never aired because she had had an angry exchange of  words with hostess Joanna Barnes (qv).'),
('10025',' 1969 show regarded as the pilot for the 1972 series.'),
('10026',' Twinkle the Marvel Horses voice and speech patterns are based on  Christopher Walken (qv).'),
('10027',' This episode came about when Danny Cooksey (qv) left the show,  John Cena (qv) replaced him and the producers werent too sure how  the viewers would take it, because Johns Dave sounded totally  different and when they saw a short 30'),
('10028','second clip of John voicing  Dave, it seemed like Dave switched bodies with someone.'),
('10029',' The theme song used for this show is the hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is  Our God", written by Martin Luther in 1529.'),
('10030',' "David" was one of the first gay infotainment magazines in German  TV. Most members of the cast were also gay. Some of the cast members  also appear in the gay soap operas Montagskinder and  Montagsgeschichten.'),
('10031',' Nine episodes of this twelve'),
('10032','part series no longer exist. These  episodes are: "Early Days", "The New Home", "Distant Relations",  "Old Acquaintances", "The Bachelor Party", "Courtship", "Toll of the  Sea", "Fortunes Restored" and "Home At Last".'),
('10033',' The program ran 90 minutes for the first six weeks, and was  shortened to 60 minutes beginning on 4 August 1980 (the last 12  weeks).'),
('10034',' Davina McCall (qv) signed a reported £1 million'),
('10035','a'),
('10036','year deal to  become the BBCs first prime'),
('10037','time female talk show host.'),
('10038',' Premiered right after the Super Bowl in 1991.'),
('10039',' The necklace that Dawson wears in every episode was actually made by  actor James Van Der Beek (qv)s mother. The wardrobe people center  every outfit Dawson wears around it.'),
('10040',' In the pilot episode of the show, Holmes, Katie (qv) never really  rowed the boat. The boat was pulled by a rope that remained out of  focus by the camera.'),
('10041',' Many props from creator Kevin Williamson (I) (qv)s  _Scream (1996)_ (qv) and  _I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)_ (qv) are used, particularly  in Dawsons bedroom.'),
('10042',' Almost 500 actors tried out for the part of Dawson.'),
('10043',' Rosemary Forsyth (qv) tested for the part of Jennifers gran.'),
('10044',' One of the many actors who tested for the part of Dawsons father  was William Katt.'),
('10045',' The producers were in the unusual position of having all 13 episodes  in the can before the pilot even premiered.'),
('10046',' The part of Bodie is played by George Gaffney in the pilot, but by  Obi Ndefo in the rest of the series.'),
('10047',' Dawsons and Joeys very first kiss takes place in episode #1.7  "Detention" (albeit as the result of a dare).'),
('10048',' Dawsons idol is Steven Spielberg (qv). Among the posters hanging  in Dawsons room are posters from movies directed by Spielberg (e.g.  _Jaws (1975)_ (qv), _Hook (1991)_ (qv) or  _Lost World: Jurassic Park, The (1997)_ (qv))'),
('10049',' It is set in Massachusetts, but most of the episodes until the  characters went off to college and even then some are filmed in  Wilmington, North Carolina as well as some in Southport.'),
('10050',' The character of Joey is inspired by Fannie Norwood, a long'),
('10051','time  friend of Kevin Williamson (I) (qv). According to Williamson: "If  Fannie watches, she will know exactly where I got some stuff. Its  nice because only she will know."'),
('10052',' The inscription on the back of Dawsons watch reads "If you will, it  is no dream", a quote of Theodore Hertzel, prognosticator of Israel.'),
('10053',' Originally started as a project at FOX but was rejected.'),
('10054',' The video Dawson supposedly made in 1998 which Pacey shows to a  bed'),
('10055','ridden Jen during the series finale was the original credit  sequence for the show.'),
('10056',' In "Detention" someone mentions Emilio Estevez (qv) in  _Breakfast Club, The (1985)_ (qv) and Pacey (Joshua Jackson (qv))  says, "He was in those Mighty Ducks movies. I love those movies."  Joshua Jackson was in the main character in the Mighty Ducks movies  (_Mighty Ducks, The (1992)_ (qv), et al).'),
('10057',' In episode 305 (Indian Summer) Eve (Brittany Daniel (qv)) says  "...for you and the rest of the "sweet valley high" extras you call  your friends?". Brittany Daniel and her twin sister starred in  _"Sweet Valley High" (1994)_ (qv).'),
('10058',' Most of the artists/songs featured in the two'),
('10059','part series finale,  were songs that were intended to be featured in the original pilot,  but whose licensing proved too expensive at the time.'),
('10060',' Meredith Monroe (qv)s character, Andie McPhee, left the series in  November 2000 almost halfway through the 4th Season. Her name  remained in the opening credits until the end of that season, even  though she wasnt in any of those episodes. Andie did return for one  episode in May 2001 (the graduation from high school episode).'),
('10061',' Is one of three WB shows to say the word "shit." The others are  _"Everwood" (2002)_ (qv) (but the sound was muted) and  _"One Tree Hill" (2003)_ (qv).'),
('10062',' Meredith Monroe (Andie McPhee) actually filmed a scene in the final  episode, visiting Jen at the hospital and then talking to Pacey at  the hospital canteen. This, however, was cut from the episode, but  can be found in the deleted scenes on the DVD.'),
('10063',' Dawson also has got posters of the movies  _Being John Malkovich (1999)_ (qv) and  _Bronenosets Potyomkin (1925)_ (qv) hanging in his room'),
('10064',' It took seven full days of shooting to make one episode of Dawsons  Creek.'),
('10065',' "Dawsons Creek" was the last TV series to be dubbed to Portuguese  in Portugal. All following foreign TV series were subtitled.'),
('10066',' A critic says she left her boyfriend in the movie theater watching  the movie _Storytelling (2001)_ (qv) with "all the other freaks."  She asks Dawson (James Van Der Beek (qv)) if he has seen the movie  and he says he has "no interest" in it. Van Der Beek was originally  one of the stars of the film before director Todd Solondz (qv)  completely cut out all of Van Der Beeks scenes.'),
('10067',' The Marquee of the movie theater shows America Graffiti (1973),  which is a movie that covers the antics of group of teens  celebrating the last night before some of them are suppose to leave  for college. Tying into the theme of Dawson leaving for college.'),
('10068',' None of the main characters except for Joey appear in this episode.'),
('10069',' There are different opening credits superimposed over a nighttime  sky.'),
('10070',' Each part in between commercials is told in real time.'),
('10071',' Kerr Smith (qv) (Jack McPhee) made his directing debut in the  episode "Everything Put Together Falls Apart", Season 6.  Joshua Jackson (qv) (Pacey Witter) made his directing debut in the  episode "Lovelines", Season 6.'),
('10072',' We find out Dawsons date of birth, when he is submitting his  details at the Boston Student Film Festival: 14th March 1983'),
('10073',' Joey reveals her favorite book to be "Little Women", by Louisa May  Alcott'),
('10074',' The Yellow Brick Road referred to in the title, is a reference to  _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv)'),
('10075',' The title is a reference to the title of the novel "Great  Expectations".'),
('10076',' On Dawsons documentary of A.I. Brooks, the closing title card reads  that Mr. Brooks lived from 1930 to 2001.'),
('10077',' At the beginning, Eve refers to Dawsons posse as "Sweet Valley  High" extras. Brittany Daniel and her sister played the lead roles  in "Sweet Valley High."'),
('10078',' The title refers to the title of the short story "Rita Hayworth and  Shawshank Redemption" by Stephen King (I) (qv) which was made into  the movie _Shawshank Redemption, The (1994)_ (qv).'),
('10079',' In the first episode, when Grams is calling Jen from Dawsons room,  it was a different actress who was wearing a wig and not Mary Beth  Peil.'),
('10080',' The title is a reference to Oscar Wilde (qv)s play "The  Importance of Being Earnest"'),
('10081',' The episode starts off with Joey and Dawson kissing as in the season  finale. James Van Der Beek cut his hair during the hiatus and was  wearing hair extensions for the remainder of the scene.'),
('10082',' As the gang discusses their assignment on the Nixon'),
('10083','Watergate  scandal, Jen tells Dawson she has finished watching the video she  borrowed from him, "All the Presidents Men" and he asks her what  she thought of it. She says she enjoyed it but her boyfriend, Henry,  thought it was seriously lacking in cute teenage girls. This is an  obvious nod to the movie "Dick," which came out around the same time  this episode aired. Michelle Williams, who plays the character Jen,  had recently starred with Kirsten Dunst in that movie, in which the  two teenage girls are the ones who uncover the Watergate scandal.'),
('10084',' The title is a reference to William Shakespeare (I) (qv) play  "Two Gentlemen of Verona"'),
('10085',' This episode marks Meredith Monroes departure from the series,  although her name remains in the title credits until the end of the  season.'),
('10086',' This episode marks David Dukes final appearance as Andie and Jacks  father. The closing title card reads: In Loving Memory, David Dukes  1945'),
('10087','2000.'),
('10088',' The title is a reference to the quote "You had me at hello" from  _Jerry Maguire (1996)_ (qv)'),
('10089',' This pilot episode was never broadcast, but is included on the DVD  of the series. The animated graphics between sketches are not  present, and are replaced with black screen captions such as  "Programme Sting" and "Expensive Looking Title Sequence". Most of  the material filmed on location was used in the series proper, and  most of the studio material was also used, although it was re'),
('10090','shot  on more expensive sets.'),
('10091',' In episode 5, John Duttine (qv)s dog Rufus plays Susans dog,  also called Rufus.'),
('10092',' On 9 January 9th 2004, the BBC suspended broadcasts of the show when  an article by Robert Kilroy'),
('10093','Silk (qv), published in the Sunday  Express the previous April, was reprinted by the paper. The article  sparked a row the second time around (having passed largely  unremarked the first time) because of Kilroy'),
('10094','Silks anti'),
('10095','Arab  sentiments. The BBC said that the comments compromised its  reputation for impartiality and said that the show would see out its  run with guest presenters.'),
('10096',' Pilot for a television series that didnt sell.'),
('10097',' This is NBCs longest running soap opera. The record was previously  held by _"Another World" (1964)_ (qv), which was cancelled in 1999.'),
('10098',' The Waltons Jackson, Mary (I) (qv) was the original Alice Horton  in the unaired pilot. The role was then assumed by  Reid, Frances (I) (qv) for the TV broadcast who has played her  since the shows TV debut.'),
('10099',' In July of 2001, Daytime NBC (with soaps Days of Our Lives &  Passions) became the first network to broadcast with Spanish  closed'),
('10100','captioning.'),
('10101',' The show is taped on sets 2 and 4 at NBC Studios'),
('10102',' Started out as a 30 minute show in 1965 then became an hour show in  1975'),
('10103',' MacDonald Careys voice over in the opening title was kept as a  tribute to the actor after he died.'),
('10104',' The state that theyre in is never mentioned'),
('10105',' Drake Hogestyn (qv) was hired in 1986 to take over the role of  "Roman Brady" after Wayne Northrop (qv) left the series after a  falling out with the shows writers. Several years later Northrop  approached the producers of the show about him returning to the  series, which created a problem because Hogestyn had quickly became  one of the shows most popular actors. In order to keep Hogestyn on  the show while allowing Northrop to return to the series as Roman, a  storyline was crafted that revealed that Hogestyns Roman was  actually a mercenary named John Black who had been brainwashed into  thinking he was Roman Brady as punishment for betraying his employer  Stefano Dimera. This allowed Hogestyn to continue on the show while  allowing Wayne Northrop to resume his previous role.'),
('10106',' The show celebrated its 10,000th episode on Monday, 21 February  2005. The episode began with a special introduction by Frances Reid  (Alice Horton) as she reflected on the first days filming (nearly 40  years ago!), with a short clip from the very first episode. At the  shows close, Frances returned stating that she felt that Samis  trials and tribulations were just beginning and to join the show  tomorrow as they began their second 10,000 shows.'),
('10107',' In 1991 Deidre Hall (qv) (Marlena Evans Black) was lured back to  Days of Our Lives with the promise that she could serve as executive  producer of a DAYS spin'),
('10108','off called "Manhattan Lives". Initial hopes  were to begin airing in 1994 if Another World wasnt renewed. In the  end _"Another World" (1964)_ (qv) was renewed and the spin'),
('10109','off never  came to be.'),
('10110',' In an episode that aired July 2003, Kirsten Storms character Belle  Black can be seen wearing a shirt from the TV show "Saved By The  Bell." That show is produced by Aaron Spelling, who also produces  "7th Heaven" which Kirsten Storms has guest starred on.'),
('10111',' First TV series filmed/recorded in High Definition Video (HDTV) in  Spain'),
('10112',' 13 episodes were produced but only 8 were aired.'),
('10113',' From start to finish, the entire production used a total of three  Argentinian horned frogs to play the "red frog".'),
('10114',' The comic that Mason is reading in a number of episodes are each  editions of "Cosmic Plan", a subtle nod to the role of the reapers.'),
('10115',' While Rubes cause of death is never outwardly stated, several of  the second season episodes hint that on the night he was killed,  Rube tried to rob a bank (the wanted poster Rube finds when  searching for information about Rosie, and the gun hes constantly  carrying around in his flashbacks).'),
('10116',' The drum kit that Reggie owns is made by Ayotte, a Canadian drum  manufacturer.'),
('10117',' The girl who plays the version of George that regular people see is  credited as "Un George".'),
('10118',' Inspired by the Piers Anthony (qv) novel "On A Pale Horse", but  working on the notion that there are multiple Grim Reapers working  the planet.'),
('10119',' The red frog that keeps appearing here and there through the series  comes from the first scene of the pilot. It is, depending on who you  ask, the first "person" to die, the first reaper, or both. The frog  is an Argentinian horned frog (aka, "the Pac'),
('10120','Man frog"), which does  not make sounds like North American frogs (during one take, however,  the frog hissed when Ellen picked it up, scaring the daylights out  of Callum Blue (qv) and Jasmine Guy (qv)), The "frog sound  effect" is dubbed in. The Pac'),
('10121','Man frog also has sharp teeth, and  should only be handled by professionals, as its bite is very  painful.'),
('10122',' Although set in Seattle, the series is actually filmed in Vancouver,  B.C., Canada. No effort is made to hide street signs, local business  names (e.g., Avalon Dairies), etc., and in one episode both a  Canadian flag and a B.C. flag are visible in the background.'),
('10123',' According to Bryan Fuller (II) (qv) (the shows creator and head  writer for the first four episodes), it was originally planned that  Georges father would be gay, and this development would spell the  end of Clancy and Joys marriage. After Fuller left the show, the  shows new executives decided that Clancy should be heterosexual,  but philandering with his female students.'),
('10124',' The pilot took one month to film, whereas all other episodes were  filmed one per week.'),
('10125',' The birth certificate that Rube looks at contains Rubes full name  (Rube John Sofer), his age (48), his address (243 Georgian Lane  Englewood, NJ), his wifes full name (Lucy Souia Debrooshi), her age  (24), his daughters full name (Rose Anne Sofer), and her date of  birth (1/19/25).'),
('10126',' Georges wish that she could just "wish it into the corn field" is a  reference to Jerome Bixbys short story, "Its a Good Life," in  which a little boy with god'),
('10127','like powers whisks an entire town into  an alternate reality, and holds the population in a paralysis of  fear. "Wish it into the cornfield" was what his mother pleaded with  Anthony to do to creatures, and people, that he had killed. The  story was adapted for the original "The Twilight Zone" (1959), with  Bill Mumy, and re'),
('10128','imagined for "Twilight Zone: The Movie" (1983).'),
('10129',' Rube and Mason discuss being poisoned. Rube said he had some bad  salmon once, which prompts Mason to ask if it was salmon mousse. In  reply, Rube said that it was canned. This conversation is a tribute  to Monty Pythons _Meaning of Life, The (1983)_ (qv), from the last  stage of life, death.'),
('10130',' A scene with a group of Metermaids (featuring secondary character  "Roxy") is a direct spoof of the opening Roll Call scenes from "Hill  Street Blues" (1981), down to the style of camera work, a balding  cop running the meeting (finishing it with Hill Street Blues  Character Phil Esterhauss signature line "be careful out there"),  and finishing with the meter maid mini'),
('10131','trucks leaving the station  ala the squad cars from Hill Street Blues (while the Hill Street  Blues theme plays int he background).'),
('10132',' The origin of the cursed revolver is not revealed until the series  finale, "A Just Reward," at the end of season two.'),
('10133',' The expedition that this films centers around, while populated with  fictional characters, is based on a real expedition, ordered by  President of Texas Mirabeau Lamar, to annex New Mexico to the  Republic of Texas in 1841. The use of black and white beans to  decide who to execute and who to spare is borrowed the Mier  expedition, which took place the following year.'),
('10134',' Jonny Lee Miller (qv) plays a role previously played by  Jon Voight (qv) in the unofficial sequel  Return to Lonesome Dove (1993)(TV) (qv). At the time of this films  broadcast, Miller was married to Voigts daughter  Angelina Jolie (qv).'),
('10135',' Started in 2000 as a radio series on BBC Radio 4.'),
('10136',' In radio recordings of the show the actors ask the audience for  impressions to do as a warm up.'),
('10137',' The shows creator, Michael Piller, also co'),
('10138','created  _"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993)_ (qv), of which Nicole de Boer  was also a cast member.'),
('10139',' Michael Moriarty (I) (qv) was originally cast in the role of  Reverend Eugene Gene Purdy.'),
('10140',' Started originally as pilot for UPN in the Fall of 2001. When UPN  decided not to pick the series, the cable network, USA, took it on.'),
('10141',' The cane that Johnny uses throughout the series is the same one used  by Stu Redman in _"Stand, The" (1994) (mini)_ (qv) and Andre Linoge  in _"Storm of the Century" (1999) (mini)_ (qv), just with a  different head.'),
('10142',' In the episode "Dead Men Tell No Tales", the casino logo is the same  picture as the drum and wall painting in "Shaman".'),
('10143',' Anthony Michael Hall (qv) is the only actor to appear in every  episode.'),
('10144',' Jack Nicholson (qv) is a fan of the show and was asked to play the  character of Death in the episode "Ascent". Unfortunately, he was  committed to promoting _About Schmidt (2002)_ (qv) at the time.'),
('10145',' Anthony Michael Hall (qv)s character refers to the movie  _Six Degrees of Separation (1993)_ (qv) in his bedroom. Hall was in  the movie.'),
('10146',' Tamara Craig Thomas who plays the role of Maiya in this episode of  "The Dead Zone" previously appeared in an episode of "CSI: Miami"  entitled "Dead Zone".'),
('10147',' The cabin in this episode was originally built for the film  _Freddy vs. Jason (2003)_ (qv).'),
('10148',' References to sleep: The music class practices the song "Mr.  Sandman"; Johnny and Sarah make out in his car to "Sleepwalk", a  song by Santo & Johnny featured in Stephen King (I) (qv)s  _Sleepwalkers (1992)_ (qv).'),
('10149',' Believed to be the only American documentary series shot almost  entirely, or 99%, at sea.'),
('10150',' At the very end of the programme Mikael Bertelsen (qv), Host on  the late night talk'),
('10151','show _"11. time, Den" (2007)_ (qv) (which is  broadcast after "Deadline" on DR2), suddenly appears in the studio.  He interrupts Kurt Strand who was about to say goodbye to viewers.  Bertelsen mentions briefly that he will now show just how long it  actually takes to walk between the studio of "Deadline" and the  studio of "Den 11. time". He then exits the studio, and the  "Deadline" credits roll. Cut to Bertelsen walking...'),
('10152',' At the very end of the programme Morten Søkilde, the butler on  Mikael Bertlesens late night talk'),
('10153','show  _"11. time, Den" (2007)_ (qv) (which is broadcast just after  "Deadline" on DR2), suddenly appears in the studio. He invites Kurt  Strand and his guests to join Mikael Bertelsen at his talk'),
('10154','show to  participate in the "Deadline Afterparty" and celebrate Deadlines  episode number 3240. They exit the studio, and the "Deadline"  credits roll. Cut to the guests walking through the halls of  Danmarks Radio towards the studio of "Den 11. time"...'),
('10155',' Last performance of Barnard Hughes (qv).'),
('10156',' Lasted only one season.'),
('10157',' The second villain, "Evil Shirley" who is based on Laurens mother  fires icicles at her foes and her weakness is mud because Laurens  real'),
('10158','life mother is such a compulsive neat'),
('10159','freak. The only way to  kill her is to drop a house on her (shes later hit by a motor  home).'),
('10160',' The Car Mechanics weakness is his reflection in mirror (he even  tapes up the rear'),
('10161','view mirrors on his own car).'),
('10162',' The Bosss is based on Guss boss who fired him for working on his  video game. His weakness is red ink. Red ink (in the red) signifies  losing money. There was nothing his boss hated worse than losing  money.'),
('10163',' The Sebastian Jackals weakness is the autographed baseball that Gus  got from his father.'),
('10164',' UPN made 13 episodes of "Deadly Games." Only 12 ran. The unaired  episode was entitled "The Ex'),
('10165','Girlfriend."'),
('10166',' Most of the characters (Al Swearengen, Sol Star, Reverend Smith, the  Metz family, et. al., in addition to the more famous Wild Bill  Hickock, Calamity Jane, and Jack McCall, ) have real'),
('10167','life  counterparts.'),
('10168',' Ellsworth is also the name of the Air Force Base located near  Deadwood, South Dakota.'),
('10169',' SPOILER: The corset that Alma Garret takes off before sleeping with  Bullock for the first time is called the "Merry Widow". Appropriate  considering her recently losing her husband.'),
('10170',' SPOILER: The series shows Seth Bullock and Sol Starr witness Wild  Bill Hickoks arrival in Deadwood, however in reality, Wild Bill  arrived in Deadwood two weeks prior to Bullock. Bullock arrived in  Deadwood on August 1st, 1876, the day before Bill was killed by Jack  McCall.'),
('10171',' The real Seth Bullock was born in a Town called Amherstburg in  Ontario, Canada.'),
('10172',' For a long time there was a bar called Bullocks Tavern in  Amherstburg Ontario Canada, which was originally owned by Seth  Bullocks parents and was also the place he was born.'),
('10173',' SPOILER: In season two, the actor playing Francis Wolcott, Garrett  Dilahunt , also played Jack McCall, the killer of Wild Bill  Hickock, in season one. David Milch (qv) has a habit of reusing  actors.'),
('10174',' George Hearst was the father of William Randolph Hearst, the famous  newspaperman on whom Citizen Kane (_Citizen Kane (1941)_ (qv)) was  based, and the great'),
('10175','grandfather of Patty Hearst.'),
('10176',' Until the end of Season Two, the character of Ellsworth did not have  a first name. When it was decided to give him a first name, the  actor portraying the role, Jim Beaver (qv), requested that he be  given the first name Whitney, after Whitney Ellsworth (qv),  producer of _"Adventures of Superman" (1952)_ (qv), whom Beaver knew  from his research for a book on the life of "Superman" star  George Reeves (I) (qv).'),
('10177',' The word "fuck" and its derivatives are used 2,980 times throughout  the series.'),
('10178',' In this hour long pilot episode the word "fuck" is heard 51 times.'),
('10179',' This is the first television series and website in American Sign  Language. It also boasts a quadrilingual web component at  www.deafplanet.com.'),
('10180',' The 60 minute episodes aired in 2003 and in September 2004 offered a  maximum cash prize of $2 milliion. In the 30 minute episodes aired  from 2004, this maximum prize is $200,000'),
('10181',' In 2005, the $25,000 briefcase was replaced with a "Car" briefcase.'),
('10182',' Additions to the game in 2004 included Megaguesses (random  opportunities for podium players to win more money if they correctly  guess what is in their briefcase), the Supercase (one of eight  amounts ranging from 50 cents to $30,000 would sometimes be offered  to a contestant who has taken a deal) and a Second Chance (an  opportunity for a contestant to relinquish a deal they had  previously accepted and take the amount in their briefcase '),
('10183','  whenever it was offered, the chance of this amount being higher than  the deal was fifty'),
('10184','fifty)'),
('10185',' In 2005, home viewers could register for a competition where one of  them would win the same amount of money as the contestant appearing  on Fridays episode, or $30,000 if the contestant wins the car.'),
('10186',' The Bankers name, and the name signed on all of the giant comedy  cheques, is Walter P. Smythe.'),
('10187',' Walter P. Smythes wife is named Gertrude Q. Smythe.'),
('10188',' The twenty'),
('10189','six models who hold the cases, display money, and deliver  cheques are known as Dealettes.'),
('10190',' The studio is often referred to as the Deal'),
('10191','o'),
('10192','Drome.'),
('10193',' The total amount of all the cash awards in the 26 briefcases adds up  to $3,418,416.01.'),
('10194',' The 26 cash amounts that were possible prizes were as follows: 1  cent ($0.01); $1; $5; $10; $25; $50; $75; $100; $200; $300; $400;  $500; $750; $1,000; $5,000; $10,000; $25,000; $50,000; $75,000;  $100,000; $200,000; $300,000; $400,000; $500,000; $750,000; and $1  million ($1,000,000).'),
('10195',' Contestant Michele Falco (Season 2, Week 1, Night 4) currently holds  the record of $750,000. She turned down an offer of $880,000.'),
('10196',' Most won amount in case is $100,000'),
('10197',' The least amount won is $1, won on the Sunday, May 6th 2007 episode.'),
('10198',' There are 2 contestants who had won $10'),
('10199',' The highest amount won in regular show (jackpot: $1,000,000) is  $402,000 won by Anteia Greer her case # 21 had only $400.'),
('10200',' Case #25 had the million 10 times while case # 21 had the million 11  times'),
('10201',' The top money amount on the board was $6 million.'),
('10202',' The identity of the mysterious "Banker" is never revealed '),
('10203',' he is  credited as playing "Himself" in the closing credits. One theory is  that it is the shows producer, Glenn Hugill (qv).'),
('10204',' On the episode broadcast on 1 April 2006, the credit for The Banker  was "Richard Oldman". This is probably an April Fool for a "rich old  man".'),
('10205',' The First Anniversary Special for Deal or No Deal.'),
('10206',' Before any of the boxes were opened, the Banker called and said that  he wanted to make sure that he had the right Noel as  Jon Culshaw (qv) and Noel Edmonds (qv) were almost identical  with their matching outfits!'),
('10207',' The Banker also said that if the 1p was found in the first round, he  would give £250 to each contestant and a bottle of champagne to each  member of the audience, as he had offered in the 250th Show. David  Jones, the contestant, found the 1p in the second box that was  opened in the game.'),
('10208',' When the Banker made one of the offers, the man on the other end of  the line was not the Banker, but Jon Culshaw (qv). It didnt take  long for Noel to realize this, much to the reaction of the audience  '),
('10209',' who found this highly entertaining!'),
('10210',' At each break, Jon Culshaw (qv) did the voice over for the  Viewers Competition along with Alex Lovell (qv). The first and  third breaks heard Jons impersonations of George W. Bush (qv),  with Ozzy Osbourne (qv) in the second.'),
('10211',' SPOILER: Lise'),
('10212','Lotte Christensen wins the grand price: 2 million  Danish kroners.'),
('10213',' Dean Martin (I) (qv) wanted to be on TV but also wanted to be free  to do movies and records; his contract required that he only show up  to do his variety show one day per week (on Sundays). Thats why he  always seemed slightly out of step with the rest of the cast, who  had rehearsed with Lee Hale (qv) standing in for Martin the day  before. When Martin made a mistake hed just laugh it off. The  audience loved it.'),
('10214',' Not wanting to do a weekly TV series, Dean Martin (I) (qv) made  deliberately outrageous demands when he was approached by NBC. Aside  from his sky'),
('10215','high salary, his contract stipulated that he was never  required to rehearse (which irked many of his guest stars) and that  the show was to be shot on Sundays. Hed usually be on his way home  in his Facel Vega before the taping was completed.'),
('10216',' Dean Martin (I) (qv)s contract stipulated that he was only  required to work on Sundays. This necessitated that blocking the  camera setups and rehearsals be done on Saturdays. It also meant  that guest stars rehearse with Lee Hale (qv) standing in for  Martin. On Sundays, Martin would usually work less than four hours  and leave the set before taping was wrapped.'),
('10217',' Charles Nelson Reilly (qv), who was a regular on the show, said  one time, he was driving his convertible and the script for that  weeks show flew out of the car. Reilly said he wasnt worried  because they way the show was done, the script didnt really matter.'),
('10218',' Dean Martin (I) (qv) and Greg Garrison (qv) owned the show. They  made a deal in the 1980s to sell off part of the shows rights, and  netted over $20 million.'),
('10219',' The show occupied NBCs (Burbank) massive Studio 4 for two days a  week. Production was contractually limited to Saturday (rehearsals  without Dean Martin (I) (qv)) and taping on Sunday.'),
('10220',' After a decent debut, the shows ratings sank steadily for the first  few months. The original producer was fired and Greg Garrison (qv)  was given producer/director responsibilities. He was largely  responsible for making the show an eventual hit.'),
('10221',' Throughout the run, Dean Martin (I) (qv) never knew who would come  walking through the door at the beginning of each show. This was to  make it a lot funnier.'),
('10222',' The fictional village in which the series is set, Stackton Tressell,  takes its name from the village of Acton Trussell, the birthplace of  Patrick Fyffe (qv) (Hilda Bracket).'),
('10223',' Peter Lawford (qv)s wife, Patricia Kennedy Lawford (qv) (sister  of John F. Kennedy (qv)), made a cameo appearance in one episode.'),
('10224',' Ronald Reagan (I) (qv)s stint as host in the mid'),
('10225','60s was his  final acting job before entering state and national politics.'),
('10226',' In 1970, the U.S. Borax and Chemical Corporation was given a Special  Trustees Award as part of the Western Heritage Awards ceremony for  its sponsorship of this show.'),
('10227',' During its run, the series was also honored with awards from the  Governors of three states (California, Nevada, and Utah), the  University of Washington, and historical societies such as the  Native Daughters of the Golden West.'),
('10228',' This episode won an award from The Freedom Foundation of Valley  Forge for "an outstanding achievement in helping to bring about a  better understanding of the American way of life."'),
('10229',' This episode was the original pilot for the television series. In  fact, the storyline was also used in the first radio program  produced in the radio version of the series in 1930.'),
('10230',' This episode was the first half hour television program filmed in  full Technicolor. It was the series only color episode until 1964,  when all the episodes started to be filmed in color.'),
('10231',' This episode won a 1961 Western Heritage Award as Best Factual  Television Program.'),
('10232',' This episode won a 1963 Western Heritage Award as Best Factual  Television Program.'),
('10233',' TV debut of James Hampton (I) (qv).'),
('10234',' The first debate show in the Philippines.'),
('10235',' The program has been awarded by the Philippine Movie Press Club as  best public affairs program for five consecutive years and best talk  show by the Catholic Mass Media Awards.'),
('10236',' This series contains 39 episodes:  '),
('10237',' 1) Rebirth of the Devil clan  '),
('10238',' 2) Monster SILENE  '),
('10239',' 3) Monster GERUGE  '),
('10240',' 4) The devil general ZANNIN  '),
('10241',' 5) The Sleeping beauty ZORUDOBA  '),
('10242',' 6) ROKOFURUS head  '),
('10243',' 7) The horrible dummy master ZURU  '),
('10244',' 8) IYAMON and BAUU  '),
('10245',' 9) The brainwave monster GONDOROMA  '),
('10246',' 10) The monster GANDE, the walking eye  '),
('10247',' 11) The red monster flower RAHURERU  '),
('10248',' 12) The fire monster FAIAMU  '),
('10249',' 13) The arrogant MAMEIMU  '),
('10250',' 14) Challange to the Ice Kingdom  '),
('10251',' 15) The monster EBAIN, having a thousand hands  '),
('10252',' 16) The monster JENI, living in the dark  '),
('10253',' 17) The stamp monster DAGON  '),
('10254',' 18) The silver MOYAKO  '),
('10255',' 19) The monster ADARU, the dummy project  '),
('10256',' 20) Goodbye, the monster DORANGO  '),
('10257',' 21) The monster DORA likes the human  '),
('10258',' 22) The monster MUGA'),
('10259','RU, the illusion magician  '),
('10260',' 23) The monster BERA, the Tibet monster  '),
('10261',' 24) The monster JAKON, the living ghost  '),
('10262',' 25) The devil general MUZAN, the attack of school  '),
('10263',' 26) The silver monster LALA  '),
('10264',' 27) The monster JUERU, the desires beyond the limits  '),
('10265',' 28) The monster MINIYON, the devil locket  '),
('10266',' 29) The monster KENETOSU, the secret necklace  '),
('10267',' 30) The monster FAIZEL, the crazy shadow  '),
('10268',' 31) The monster KIRUSUKII, the pure red tornado  '),
('10269',' 32) The monster AURORA, the shining prison  '),
('10270',' 33) The monster WEZASU, the suns rebellion  '),
('10271',' 34) The monster ARURON, the horrible dress  '),
('10272',' 35) The Devil Marshal REIKOKU, the frozen school  '),
('10273',' 36)The monster MAGUDORA, the flying lava  '),
('10274',' 37) The monster UDODOU, the angry trees  '),
('10275',' 38) The monster DORIMOON, the moon is the hell  '),
('10276',' 39) The monster GODO, the Gods miracle  '),
('10277',' 40) Memorial Episode'),
('10278',' Translated lyrics from the opening song: Are wa dareda dareda dareda  (Tell me who is it? who is it? who is it? ) Are wa debiru (Is it  devil?) DEBIRUMAN DEBIRUMAN (Devilman Devilman) Uragiri modono na ou  kede (He is called the betrayer) Subete osutete tatakara otoko  (Gives up all he has to fight) DEBIRU ARROW wa choonpa (Devil arrow  is supersonic wave) DEBIRU EAR wa jigokumimi (Devil ear is the ear  of hell) DEBIRU WING wa sorao tobi (Devil wing can fly) DEBIRU BEAM  wa netsukoasen (Devil beam is the heated light wave) Akuma no  chikara minitsuketa (He has the power of a devil) Seigino hero (Hero  of justice) DEBIRUMAN DEBIRUMAN (Devilman Devilman)'),
('10279',' Although this series is generally considered to have 39 episodes,  there were actually 40. The 40th episode was a memorial episode  which highlighted each monster from the series and certain details  from each episode.'),
('10280',' This long'),
('10281','running half'),
('10282','hour CBS sitcom debuted on 4 October 1954 and  was last broadcast on 20 April 61. Mostly remembered today for  featuring neighbor Harry Morgan (qv) as Pete Porter, who  complained constantly about his unseen wife, Gladys. Theyd  eventually get their own show as a spin'),
('10283','off in the fall of 1960.'),
('10284',' Tony Haygarth replaced Dave King because Kings attitude alienated  cast and crew during rehearsals.'),
('10285',' The actors playing "De läskiga" (The Scary Ones) had to train dance  for three days before the ballet scene.'),
('10286',' Matthew Settle (qv)s opening narration credits "the latest in  video game technology" for the cgi battle reenactments, and the  closing credits include "Total War Graphics by The Creative  Assembly". In fact, the graphics are produced using the game engine  from _Rome: Total War (2004) (VG)_ (qv), a strategy game produced by  The Creative Assembly and published by Activision. The same process  is used for the BBC game show, _"Time Commanders" (2003)_ (qv).'),
('10287',' First television role for Larry Hagman (qv).'),
('10288',' This was the Sci'),
('10289','Fi Channels first original series.'),
('10290',' TV debut of Alan Oppenheimer (qv).'),
('10291',' Gene Wilder (qv)s first filmed performance.'),
('10292',' Charles Grodin (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('10293',' Ken Kercheval (qv)s TV debut.'),
('10294',' The theme music used for the show was Quincy Jones (qv) "Soul  Bossa Nova."'),
('10295',' Jim Perry (II) (qv) continued to host the show while at the same  time hosting _"Card Sharks" (1978)_ (qv) and  _"Sale of the Century" (1983)_ (qv), requiring him to regularly  commute between Toronto and Hollywood. He was also hosting another  Canadian game show, _"Headline Hunters" (1972)_ (qv) at the same  time.'),
('10296',' In the first episode as Ms. Avery is taking attendance, one of the  twins, later known as Heather and Erica, is referred to as "Stacy".'),
('10297',' The school used in the first three seasons was Daisy Avenue Public  School, now called Vincent Massey Public School. At the time a  private school was operating on the first floor, Degrassi was mostly  shot on the second floor and the ground gym floor was used for the  school dances and the science fair in one episode. The front  entrance was also used when the private school was not in session.  The school is located in Toronto on Daisy Avenue. The same hallway  on the second floor was used in all the scenes that featured  characters by their lockers, different camera angles and locker  configurations were used to give the allusion of various different  hallways. The Dundas street public school was used for the  background shots and was also used in The Kids of Degrassi Street.  The school used for Degrassi High was a teachers college and is now  part of Centennial College.'),
('10298',' In the two part episode bad blood Neil Hope (Wheels) stood in for  Darrin Brown (Dwayne) for the scene in which Dwayne had a blood test  shot taken form his arm because Brown was afraid of needles.'),
('10299',' Several crew members appeared on screen; art director Judy Shiner  appeared as a customer at Spikes Moms salon in the episode "Its  Late", picture editor Rob de Lint appeared as a cashier in the  episode "Great Expectations",and Susin Nielsen one of the writers  played Louella, the caretaker of Degrassi Jounior High in the  episodes "Dog Days" and "Seasons Greetings."'),
('10300',' Byrd Dickens who played Kathleens (Rebecca Haines) abusive  ex'),
('10301','boyfriend worked as a member of the electrical crew on the show  when he wasnt acting'),
('10302',' Script Supervisor Selene Strilesky appeared in the episode "Little  White Lies" as a street walker who flirts with Joey.'),
('10303',' Dr.Sue Johanson host of the Sunday Night Sex Show voiced the  character of Dr.Sally, a sex expert whose radio show Yick Yu and  Arthur Kobalewsky call, in the episode "Great Expectations", at the  time the episode was made Dr. Johanson hosted a radio show called  Sex with Sue. Johanson appeared on screen in the episode "The Whole  Truth". Johanson played Dr.Sally again in the Degrassi:TNG episodes  "Careless Whisper" and "The Mating Game".'),
('10304',' Earl Grey Senior Public School was used in the third season as  Borden High School were the grade 9 students went to take their  science classes. In real life many of the actors attended classes  there and creator Linda Schuyler had taught there. The cafeteria was  used in the episode "Seasons Greetings".'),
('10305',' The filming schedule for Degrassi took place between April to  November (with a two'),
('10306','week summer break in the middle). The schedule  was set up that way, so the actors would miss the least amount of  school. Since the show was filmed during the summer, most of the  characters wear summer clothing throughout the series. Even in  episodes that took place in the middle of the school year, many of  the characters are walking around in shorts.'),
('10307',' This special is only going to be shown in the US on The'),
('10308','N.'),
('10309',' All of the episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation, except for  “Goin Down the Road”, “Wannabe”, and “Jagged Little Pill” are named  after 80s songs.'),
('10310',' Five characters from Degrassi Junior High/Degrassi High have made  regular appearances on the show: Snake (now Mr. Simpson), Spike,  Joey, Caitlin and Mr. Raditch. Others have made guest appearances or  cameos when circumstances have called for it.'),
('10311',' J.T.s full name "James Tiberius" is a reference to Captain James  Tiberius Kirk from _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv).'),
('10312',' In Canada, seven episodes have viewer discretions on them, "Time  Stands Still (Part 2)" (school'),
('10313','shooting), "Shout (Parts 1 & 2)"  (rape), "Secret (Parts 1 & 2)" (oral sex and gonorrhea), and "Dont  You Want Me (Parts 1 & 2)" (stripping). However, in the United  States, only "Shout" came with a viewer discretion warning.'),
('10314',' In the episode "White Wedding", Snakes speech to his class starts  off "Love: exciting and new..." which are the lyrics to the theme  song to "The Love Boat" (1977).'),
('10315',' Kevin Smith (I) (qv) wrote his own dialogue for his three episode  guest appearance as himself.'),
('10316',' As of 2007 there have been 3 deaths: Craig?s dad (car wreck), Rick  (school shooting), and J.T. Yorke (murdered by Lakehurst thug)'),
('10317',' Filmed at Malvern Collegiate Institute in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.'),
('10318',' In episode 6.16, Paige Michalchuk makes a comment "Move over  Antonio Bandaras (I) (qv)," a nod to Lauren Collins (I) (qv)  movie _Take the Lead (2006)_ (qv) in which Antonio is her dance  teacher.'),
('10319',' Hazel (Andrea Lewis (I) (qv)) hides her Muslim background by  saying shes Jamaican. In real life, Andrea Lewis is actually  Jamacian on her fathers side.'),
('10320',' In the episodes "Goin Down the Road: Part 1" and "Goin Down the  Road: Part 2", during the scene where Craig and Jimmy are talking in  the movie theater food court, two posters for Kevin Smiths movies  Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Clerks can be seen in the  background. This was because Kevin Smith had a guest spot in these  two episodes.'),
('10321',' In the season premiere of the 6th season when Ellie walks into the  newspaper office, there is a poster on the wall with the name  M.McDonald on the top. Miriam McDonald plays Emma Nelson on the  series.'),
('10322',' When Rick is showing Toby his top 20 list, if you look carefully,  some of the girls listed are actually characters from  _"Beverly Hills, 90210" ()_ (qv) (Kelly T, Brenda W, Donna M, etc.)'),
('10323',' Stefan Brogren (qv) (Archie Snake Simpson) deliberately made his  singing as bad as possible for the mall scene in this episode. When  securing the rights to the song used for the scene ("Sometimes When  We Touch" by Dan Hill (I) (qv)) Executive Producer  Stephen Stohn (qv) reportedly warned Hill that "it would be the  worst version of the song ever recorded."'),
('10324',' When Craig says that Manny reminds him of his little sister, this is  an inside joke. Cassie Steel (Manny) and Alex Steel, who plays  Craigs little sister, are real life siblings.'),
('10325',' After Jake Epstein, who plays Craig, finished these episodes, the  director asked him if he needed a therapist to come in after  shooting.'),
('10326',' This season uses lines from Shakespeare Plays for many episode  titles ("His Kingdom for a Horse", for example)'),
('10327',' This season is much darker and violent then the previous two with a  depressing ending, which got complaints from some people. The  writers of this show wrote the episode "His Masters Voice", a dark  season 2 episode. However they either got rid of the writer or  something because the Dark Ocean plotline was never finished.  Whatever the case, they went back to the roots of that episode with  this season minus the dark worlds/caves from the first tow seasons.'),
('10328',' Director Stanley Kubrick described Dekalog as the only masterpiece  he could name in his lifetime.'),
('10329',' Each episode of the series was shot in live'),
('10330','action first, and then  animated using the rotoscoping technique. It is the first animated  television series to be entirely rotoscoped.'),
('10331',' Before the series aired, a commercial featured one of the cast  members showing Burke how to hold a tray to wait tables. Burke gets  irritated and questions why she should have to carry trays if shes  the star of the show. Her fellow cast member says, "But Delta, what  if this show doesnt make it?". Burke thinks for a moment and then  continues with the lesson. The joke proved prophetic, the show was  canceled after one season.'),
('10332',' Animation company Oriental Light and Magic (OLM) landed the contract  to adapt Emily Roddas stories because they were the only studio to  promise her they would not change or alter the story.'),
('10333',' The show is adapted from four of Gillian Cross (qv)s "Demon  Headmaster" novels. The first half of the first series is adapted  from "The Demon Headmaster", the second half is adapted from "The  Prime Minister"s Brain", the second series is adapted from "The  Demon Headmaster Strikes Again" and the third series is adapted from  "The Demon Headmaster Takes Over".'),
('10334',' Dempsey drove a 1984 Mercedes SL (white in series one and two and  silver in series 3) and Makepeace a Ford Escort 1.6i Cabriolet  (silver in series one and two and Diamond white in series 3).'),
('10335',' The first Super Sentai series to have women as members of the  assistant "good forces" who help the heroes. It was also the first  Sentai to present a creature who enlarges monsters after they are  defeated (before that, the monsters could increase their size by  themselves, or could call a giant robot to fight a second time).'),
('10336',' Megaranger footage and concepts were used to create the American  version, _"Power Rangers In Space" (1998)_ (qv).'),
('10337',' The sound of the evil space ships is the TARDIS sound from  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv).'),
('10338',' His phone number was given as 1'),
('10339','800'),
('10340','LACTOSE, as that was the only  word he could use to make it a vanity number. Many people thought it  was a joke, and people were laughing at it at first, but when the  laughter of it died down, he dropped the word for the 1997 season  and just gave out the number.'),
('10341',' Robin Williams (I) (qv) was his first in'),
('10342','studio guest. All guests  before him were live via satellite feed, and some continued to  appear on the show that way until after the 1996 season.'),
('10343',' The theme song for all seasons but the last was "Everybody Wants To  Rule the World" by Tears For Fears. The song played just before The  Big Screen was "Civilized" by Rollins Band.'),
('10344',' His ending line for every show was "Guess what folks? Thats the  news and I am out of here." He used the same phrase at the end of  Weekend Update on Saturday Night Live.'),
('10345',' Every in'),
('10346','studio guest stayed to watch The Big Screen except one;  John McEnroe. He had a plane to catch and could not stick around.'),
('10347',' Celebrated his 100th show with a 45 minute special showing clips  from past episodes. His guests were David Spade and Norm McDonald.'),
('10348',' In his first show with multiple guests, he had the hosts of "Mr.  Show", and they had to somehow share a recliner together.  Afterwards, he acquired a sofa for such shows.'),
('10349',' When Joseph Kearns (I) (qv) died during the fourth season, it was  explained that George Wilson went on a trip to Ohio, and his brother  John (Gale Gordon (qv)) had come to take care of the house for  him.'),
('10350',' Jeannie Russell (qv) was picked by Jay North (qv) to play  Margaret.'),
('10351',' The character Dennis Mitchell was ranked #8 in TV Guides list of  "TVs 10 Biggest Brats" (27 March 2005 issue).'),
('10352',' In the UK the shows title was changed to "Just Dennis" to avoid  confusion with an existing British strip with the same name.'),
('10353',' Verna Felton (I) (qv)s final on screen performance.'),
('10354',' This episode marks the first appearance of Willard Waterman (qv)  as Mr. Quigley'),
('10355',' Based upon the famous British comic strip character to feature in  the Beano comic.'),
('10356',' Is in no way related to the American Dennis the Menace. In one of  the strangest coincidences in medias history, the two comic strips  debuted within 3 days of each other in different countries, yet both  characters are very similar.'),
('10357',' The businessman that subdues the old drunk in the first episode is  Takayuki Yamada (qv), the actor who played Atsushi Itoh(Yamada  Tsuyoshi)s character in the movie adaptation of Densha Otoko.'),
('10358',' The "Minna" figurine cost 400,000 yen and Itoh Atsushi accidentally  broke one of its ears during a take.'),
('10359',' Over 35 actors/actresses were used for the BBS members. Each  Internet scene took approximately 48 hours to shoot for a seven  minute scene.'),
('10360',' The white car driven by Peter Wyngarde (qv) in this series was  also driven by Mike Pratt (II) (qv) in the series  _"Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)" (1969)_ (qv).'),
('10361',' Kate OMara (qv) successfully tested for the role of Annabelle  Hurst and was then offered it by Monty Berman (qv). According to  her memoirs however the American backers refused to cast her after  describing her as too exotic.'),
('10362',' David Prowse is dubbed.'),
('10363',' David Gregory is dubbed by David Graham'),
('10364',' Henry Fonda (qv)s first television series was this western, set  in the Arizona territory in 1880 (as Fondas character often said  during an opening narration on many episodes.) Fondas sequences  were shot all at once each season so that he would be free the rest  of the year to pursue film and theater work.'),
('10365',' An album of songs sung by Allen Case (qv) titled "The Deputy  Sings" was released in 1960.'),
('10366',' Since much of the story took place in Montreal, Quebec, the  producers decided to make two versions of the mini'),
('10367','series, one in  English and one in French. Instead of dubbing, a mostly bilingual  cast was used. Every scene was shot twice, in English and in French.  The cast members were given two scripts daily, a French and English  version and had to memorize their dialogue in both languages. The  lone exception was Michael Ironside (qv), who felt he did not  speak French well enough and his parts were dubbed.'),
('10368',' One of the most successful German TV exports, having been broadcast  in 102 countries.'),
('10369',' The phrase "Harry, hol schon mal den Wagen" (Harry, bring the car  around) was attributed to Derrick and became part of pop culture at  least in Germany and China, although it was never spoken in any of  the shows 281 episodes.'),
('10370',' As a rule, episodes were shown on Friday night at 8.15 p.m. in  Germany.'),
('10371',' Based on a true story.'),
('10372',' The exterior of Sugarbaker & Associates Interior Design is The Villa  Marre, a Victorian mansion built in 1881 and located in the  MacArthur Park Historic District of Little Rock, Arkansas. It is  listed in the National Registry of Historic Places.'),
('10373',' Both Delta Burke (qv) and Jean Smart (qv) met their husbands  while working on the show.'),
('10374',' As with many shows, the pilot features a set thats different from  that of the one used once the show is picked up by the network; in  this case, there is a stepped entryway beyond the front door,  Julias desk is located front'),
('10375','and'),
('10376','center of the set, and much of the  furniture is completely different. Sharp'),
('10377','eyed viewers will also note  the dark and grainy quality of the pilot, which is in contrast to  the bright, warm, crisp look of the remaining episodes. Dedicated  viewers will also note that not only is Suzannes relationship with  Ted, Mary Jos ex'),
('10378','husband, almost NEVER referred to again after the  initial episode, but that Julia alludes to Suzannes "many"  marriages, though in later shows, its clearly stated Suzanne has  only been married three times.'),
('10379',' Suzannes housekeeper, Consuela, was often talked about and never  seen on the show.'),
('10380',' Although Sheffield (played by Jack Bannon (I) (qv)) proclaims that  he and Reese (Hal Holbrook (qv)) graduated from Yale Law School in  the same year '),
('10381',' trying to argue that he looks younger only because  he is in better shape '),
('10382',' in real life Bannon is 15 years younger  than Holbrook.'),
('10383',' The white'),
('10384','striped blue chairs in Mavis (Charlenes high school  friend teaching them dance steps for the variety show) house are the  same ones used on the set in Sugarbakers during the firs few  episodes, pilot included.'),
('10385',' On 21 March 2007 the BBC accidentally repeated the previous weeks  episode. An apology was issued after transmission. The final two  episodes of the first series were shown back to back on the CBBC  channel on Thursday 29 March 2007.'),
('10386',' Wisteria Lane includes houses used numerous times throughout the  years. Their names include the "Hardy Boys House", the "Leave it to  Beaver House", the "Providence House", and the "Animal House". It  has been incorrectly thought that these houses were the original  neighborhood for "Leave it to Beaver". But this is impossible as the  houses arent anywhere near where they once stood in the 1950s. They  have been moved and re'),
('10387','arranged and even destroyed and re'),
('10388','built  numerous times since they were first bought by the city of Los  Angeles which was going to destroy them to make way for Dodger  Stadium.'),
('10389',' Creator Marc Cherry (qv) said he got the idea to write the pilot  after a conversation with his mother. She told him that raising  Cherry and his siblings with their father away most of the time made  her feel "desperate" sometimes.'),
('10390',' At first, the show was pitched as a female driven comedy. All the  networks turned it down. It was then slightly rewritten and pitched  as a nighttime soap opera and it sold.'),
('10391',' Teri Hatcher (qv) broke two ribs filming the scene where she  stumbles into a wedding cake and insisted they didnt stop  production.'),
('10392',' Originally started off as a comedy pilot, and was rejected by every  network including Lifetime and HBO. ABC expressed an interest, and  it was retooled to its current format of a dark comedy/drama.'),
('10393',' Oprah Winfrey (qv) loved the show so much, she was invited to the  set, and had an exclusive show in which she showcased a 15 minute  "episode" where Oprah (as a new neighbor) learned of all the secrets  of the housewives.'),
('10394',' The first television series to win the Screen Actors Guild Award for  Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series for a show  that had not yet completed its first season.'),
('10395',' Marcia Cross (qv) originally tried for the part of Mary Alice  Young, but was cast as Bree Van De Kamp. Nicollette Sheridan (qv)  tried for the part of Bree Van De Kamp, but was cast as Edie Britt.'),
('10396',' The characters The Scavo Brothers (Parker, Preston, and Porter) were  ranked #4 in TV Guides list of "TVs 10 Biggest Brats" (27 March  2005 issue).'),
('10397',' Brees response when her son tells her hes gay is, "Id love you  even if you were a murderer," the same quote that  Marc Cherry (qv)s mother told him when he came out.'),
('10398',' Producers believed Ricardo Chavira (qv) to be too young and not  suave enough, and almost didnt cast him as Carlos Solis.'),
('10399',' Rex was allergic to onions.'),
('10400',' Calista Flockhart (qv), Heather Locklear (qv), and  Mary'),
('10401','Louise Parker (qv) were considered for the role of Susan.  Courteney Cox (qv) was also considered for the role of Susan. Marc  Cherry didnt ask her because at the time she was pregnant with her  daughter Coco and had expressed interest in taking some time off to  raise the baby.'),
('10402',' Miranda Richardson (I) (qv) turned down a significant guest part  in the second season of the show.'),
('10403',' The character of Mr Shaw, played by Richard Roundtree (qv), works  for the Hafts Detective Agency. "Hafts" is an anagram of  _Shaft (1971)_ (qv), who was played by Richard Roundtree in the  1970s film of the same name.'),
('10404',' All episodes except the pilot are named after songs and in the first  season, all the song titles were from songs written by Stephen  Sondheim. At Sondheims birthday celebration, the cast filmed a  segment specifically for the party, featuring the titles.'),
('10405',' Susan Mayers, who is a childrens book illustrator, first book was  "Ants in My Picnic Basket"'),
('10406',' The license plates on the cars say "Eagle State".'),
('10407',' Lynettes bosss name is Ed Ferrara. In real life, Ed Ferrara (qv)  is writer and producer Kevin Murphys former writing partner of  several TV shows including  _"Honey, I Shrunk the Kids: The TV Show" (1997)_ (qv) and  _"Weird Science" (1994)_ (qv).'),
('10408',' Mary Louise'),
('10409','Parker was considered for the role of Susan.'),
('10410',' Dana Delany (qv) auditioned for the role of Bree and was offered  the part. After thinking about it, she declined the role. Her  reasoning was that she had played a similar role in the soap  Pasadena, and felt she would be repeating herself.'),
('10411',' Jeanne Tripplehorn (qv) and Alex Kingston (I) (qv) auditioned  for the show.'),
('10412',' Sheryl Lee (qv) was originally cast as Mary Alice Young and  actually shot the pilot but at the last minute Brenda Strong (qv)  was cast in the role and Mary Alices scenes had to be re'),
('10413','shot.'),
('10414',' A fan loved the dress Gabrielle wore in the pilot and so much she  wrote to the producers asking name of the designer and if he could  design her a prom dress. The producers instead sent her the actual  gown and she wore it to her prom.'),
('10415',' Teri Hatcher (qv) is the first person to win the Screen Actors  Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a  Comedy Series for a show that has not yet completed its first  season.'),
('10416',' Tom Scavo (Doug Savant (qv)) appeared in seventeen of twenty'),
('10417','three  episodes (missing only six episodes), and was still listed as a  guest star. However, in the second season he will be listed as a  regular.'),
('10418',' Susan Walters (I) (qv), Sharon Lawrence (qv),  Laura Leighton (qv), Roma Downey (qv) and Jeri Ryan (qv) all  auditioned for the part of Bree.'),
('10419',' Roselyn Sanchez (qv) lost the part of Gabrielle to  Eva Longoria (qv) at the final auditions.'),
('10420',' According to the book Desperate Networks, show creator  Marc Cherry (qv) insisted every actor had to audition for a part.  Several actresses up for the part of Susan, including  Mary'),
('10421','Louise Parker (qv), Calista Flockhart (qv) and  Julia Louis'),
('10422','Dreyfus (qv), declined to audition and passed on the  role. Felicity Huffman (qv) also declined to audition for the role  of Lynette, preferring to be offered the role instead. Her agents  convinced her otherwise, and she agreed to audition. Marc Cherry was  so impressed with her performance, that he offered her the part on  the spot.'),
('10423',' The house that Marcia Cross (Bree Van De Kamp) Lives in was  previously used in the NBC 1999'),
('10424','2002 drama Providence.'),
('10425',' All the titles of the episodes (Up to Season 3 Episode 8 at the time  this was written) with the exception of 10 titles have either been  songs titles or lyrics by composer Stephen Sondheim. Other Broadway  composers used have been Irving Berlin, Burton Lane & Alan Jay  Lerner, and Color Porter. The following are the show titles and what  Sondheim musicals they are from. Season 1, Episode 2: Ah, But  Underneath (Follies) Season 1, Episode 3: Pretty Little Picture (A  Funny Thing Happened On the Way to the Forum) Season 1, Episode 4:  Whos That Woman? (Follies) Season 1, Episode 5: Come in, Stranger  Season 1, Episode 6: Running to Stand Still Season 1, Episode 7:  Anything You Can Do (Irving Berlin Annie Get Your Gun) Season 1,  Episode 8: Guilty Season 1, Episode 9: Suspicious Minds Season 1,  Episode 10: Come Back to Me (Burton Lane/Alan Jay Lerner On A Clear  Day You Can See Forever Season 1, Episode 11: Move On (Sunday in the  Park With George) Season 1, Episode 12: Every Day a Little Death (A  Little Night Music) Season 1, Episode 13: Your Fault (Into the  Woods) Season 1, Episode 14: Love Is in the Air (A Funny Thing  Happened On the Way To the Forum Cut from the show) Season 1,  Episode 15: Impossible (A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To the  Forum) Season 1, Episode 16: The Ladies Who Lunch (Company) Season  1, Episode 17: There Wont Be Trumpets (Anyone Can Whistle) Season  1, Episode 18: Children Will Listen (Into the Woods) Season 1,  Episode 19: Live Alone and Like It (Dick Tracy Film) Season 1,  Episode 20: Fear No More (The Frogs) Season 1, Episode 21: Sunday in  the Park with George (Sunday in the Park with George) Season 1,  Episode 22: Goodbye for Now (Reds movie lyrics added later) Season  1, Episode 23: One Wonderful Day Season 2, Episode 1: Next (Pacific  Overtures) Season 2, Episode 2: You Could Drive a Person Crazy  (Company) Season 2, Episode 3: Youll Never Get Away from Me (Gypsy  Music by Jule Styne) Season 2, Episode 4: My Heart Belongs to Daddy  (Cole Porter Leave It To Me) Season 2, Episode 5: They Asked Me Why  I Believe in You (I Believe In You Unproduced) Season 2, Episode 6:  I Wish I Could Forget You (Passion) Season 2, Episode 7: Color and  Light (Sunday in the Park with George) Season 2, Episode 9: Thats  Good, Thats Bad Season 2, Episode 10: Coming Home Season 2, Episode  11: One More Kiss (Follies) Season 2, Episode 12: Were Gonna Be All  Right (Do I Hear A Waltz? Music by Richard Rodgers) Season 2,  Episode 13: Theres Something About a War (A Funny Thing Happened On  the Way To the Forum Cut) Season 2, Episode 14: Silly People (A  Little Night Music Cut) Season 2, Episode 15: Thank You So Much (Do  I Hear A Waltz? Music by Richard Rodgers) Season 2, Episode 16:  There Is No Other Way (Pacific Overtures) Season 2, Episode 17:  Could I Leave You? (Follies) Season 2, Episode 18: Everybody Says  Dont (Anyone Can Whistle) Season 2, Episode 19: Dont Look at Me  (Follies) Season 2, Episode 20: It Wasnt Meant to Happen (Follies  Cut) Season 2, Episode 21: I Know Things Now (Into the Woods) Season  2, Episode 22: No One Is Alone (Into the Woods) Season 2, Episode  23: Remember: Part 1 (A Little Night Music) Season 2, Episode 24:  Remember: Part 2 (A Little Night Music) Season 3, Episode 1: Listen  to the Rain on the Roof (Follies) Season 3, Episode 2: It Takes Two  (Into the Woods) Season 3, Episode 3: A Weekend in the Country (A  Little Night Music) Season 3, Episode 4: Like It Was (Merrily We  Roll Along) Season 3, Episode 5: Nice She Aint (Gypsy Cut Music by  Jule Styne) Season 3, Episode 6: Sweetheart, I Have to Confess  (Follies Lyric line from Could I Leave You?) Season 3, Episode 8:  Children and Art (Sunday In the Park With George)'),
('10426',' Each hour'),
('10427','long episode is filmed in eight days, typically three on  location, and five on the Universal Studios lot.'),
('10428',' Bree is based on Marc Cherry (qv)s own mother. Dana Delany (qv)  was the original consideree for the part, declining it three times.'),
('10429',' In the Episode, "Anything You Can Do" Lynettes husband is pitching  a sale on how to advertise a product to his clients and they are not  very interested in his idea. Lynette suggests advertising on  dry'),
('10430','cleaning bags because "they sit in your closet for months and  are constant advertising". The clients loved her idea. To promote  this show, ABC did just this, putting the slogan "Everyone has a  little dirty laundry" on thousands of bags.'),
('10431',' The character of Mr Shaw, played by Richard Roundtree (qv), works  for the Hafts Detective Agency. "Hafts" is an anagram of  _Shaft (1971)_ (qv), whose title character was played by Richard  Roundtree in the 1970s film of the same name.'),
('10432',' Lynettes maiden name is Lindquist.'),
('10433',' Rex was killed off because Marc Cherry (qv)s own father had died.'),
('10434',' SPOILER: Bree is based on Marc Cherrys own mother; Rex was killed  off because Marcs father had died.'),
('10435',' Martha Huber mentions that she has to take care of Edie Britts son.  After that there was no mention of Edie having a son.'),
('10436',' The gown Eva Longoria (qv) wore to mow the lawn was loaned to  Philadelphia high schooler Melissa Saunders to wear to her senior  prom when she asked for photos of it so she could locate a similar  outfit; it still had grass clippings on it.'),
('10437',' The envelope that Mary Alices blackmail note came in says  Secretsville, USA instead of Fairview.'),
('10438',' The Munsters home at 1313 Mockingbird Lane became the house in  which the Applewhites lived.'),
('10439',' When Bree asks Andrew to take out the trash, hes watching  _"Lost" (2004)_ (qv).'),
('10440',' Lynette (Felicity Huffman) dances at the bar to the song "Boogie  Shoes" by KC and the Sunshine Band; Huffman danced to the same song  playing Dana Whitaker on the show "Sports Night"'),
('10441',' The original pilot featured Sheryl Lee (qv) as Mary Alice Young,  Michael Reilly Burke (qv) as Rex Van De Camp and  Kyle Searles (qv) as John. Lee was later replaced with  Brenda Strong (qv), Reilly with Steven Culp (qv) and Searles  with Jesse Metcalfe (qv), and their scenes were re'),
('10442','shot for the  broadcast pilot.'),
('10443',' The shows creators replaced Sheryl Lee (qv) because they felt her  voice'),
('10444','over narration needed "more of a comic lift" and "somebody  more present and less ethereal". However, they still hope to bring  Lee back to the show in a future guest spot.'),
('10445',' In the episode "Your Fault" (Season 1), Ryan ONeal plays Toms  father "Rodney Scavo" They refer to his wife (Toms mother) as  Alison. In the sixties, Ryan ONeal got his first big break as  Rodney on the TV show "Peyton Place". His girlfriend on the show was  Alison.'),
('10446',' Light Yagami and L are often represented as opposites, even to the  point that Light uses a PC and L uses an Apple Macintosh.'),
('10447',' "L" and "Misa" are seen in part 6 of "Full Metal Panic the 2nd Raid"  outside the barber shop for about 3 seconds. "L" is riding a bicycle  (right to left) and "Misa" is on the standing on the right.'),
('10448',' The series was cancelled when Danmark Radio in 2003 fired the host  Flemming Leth (qv) due to a breach of contract. Leth had taken  several side jobs which hadnt been approved by Danmarks Radio.'),
('10449',' This two'),
('10450',' part episode was edited into a feature film, "Recoil", and  released in the UK and other overseas markets.'),
('10451',' Began as a series of occasional short sketches on  _"Canned Carrott" (1990)_ (qv). It was eventually developed into a  full'),
('10452','scale sitcom.'),
('10453',' This series contains 26 episodes: 01. Beast 02. Blood 03. Wings 04.  Seed 05. Shark 06. Cat 07. Fog 08. Enemy 09. Eyes 10. Flames 11. Box  12. Faces 13. Rope 14. Home 15. Crows 16. Voice 17. Hunger 18. Body  19. Fetters 20. Corpses 21. Signs 22. Wish 23. Life 24. Heart 25.  God 26. Man'),
('10454',' This was the last episode produced and filmed, but the series was  canceled before it aired.'),
('10455',' The character of Ernie Devlin was inspired by Evel Kenevel.'),
('10456',' Dexters boat is named Slice of Life.'),
('10457',' Dexters alias, Patrick Bateman is the name of the main character  from the Bret Easton Ellis book, and later movie "American Psycho".'),
('10458',' SPOILER: When Dexter and Rudy are packing up the house, they are  each packing in the way they dispose of bodies. Dexter is putting  items in plastic bags and duct taping them, Rudy is wrapping things  nicely with string.'),
('10459',' Dexters fake DEA license to obtain the M'),
('10460','99 Ethorpine Hydrochloride  animal tranquilizer is registered to: Bateman, Patrick M.D. 2203  Blanchard Ave, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 State License #: F334156  CDS#: E'),
('10461','669'),
('10462','BL'),
('10463','66 DEA#: AB664955'),
('10464','6613'),
('10465','1106 Patrick Bateman is the  main character in American Psycho '),
('10466',' and as Dexter, also a serial  killer.'),
('10467',' The beer Dexter drinks is "Jeckyl and Hyde."'),
('10468',' Dexter used frozenbarbie@hotmail.com as an email address for a web  site.'),
('10469',' The alias Dexter gives the shrink is Sean Ellis, the first name of  Patrick Batemans younger brother as mentioned in American Psycho  and main character of The Rules of Attraction. The last name is that  of the author of both original works, Brett Easton Ellis.'),
('10470',' There is an unaired episode called "Dexters Rude Removal" which is  apparently not suitable for children. It has been shown at comic  conventions and in private.'),
('10471',' At the end of episode "Blackfoot and Slim", Dexter is sporting an  ear tag. The identification on the tag is "BG 1138", an obvious  reference to George Lucas (qv) _THX 1138 (1971)_ (qv).'),
('10472',' The episode "Trapped with a Vengeance" is a parody of  _Die Hard (1988)_ (qv), including a scene where Dexter, wearing only  an undershirt and pants, painfully walks over scattered potato  chips, recreating the scene in _Die Hard (1990)_ where barefooted  John McClane (Bruce Willis (qv)) is forced to walk on broken  glass.'),
('10473',' 2001 Episodes are stories from the Dexters Laboratory comic book  series.'),
('10474',' In the episode "Sdrawkcab", Dexter speaks backwards a few times in  the show. Here are some things he says backwards: In the scene which  Dexter keeps falling up and down, he says "That was close" in  reverse. After Mom yells at Dexter about how she thought he was  taking out the trash, he says "I did!" backwards.'),
('10475',' Mandarks real name is Susan. The reason is that his parents are  hippies, and gave him the name according to "the name that the wind  says".'),
('10476',' Amongst the scientific equipment in Mandarks front yard is the  Death Star from Star Wars.'),
('10477',' Mazes and monsters is a parody of Dungeons and Dragons.'),
('10478',' When Dee Dee asks Dexter what character he wants to be, Dexter  begins to tell her that he wants to be "Gygax, the level 27  warrior". The name is a reference to E. Gary Gygax (qv), the man  who invented the original Dungeons and Dragons.'),
('10479',' The name of Dexter’s character "Hodo" is a reference to Frodo from  Lord of the Rings.'),
('10480',' The Vanity Card at the end of the first episode (the producer has  added a long text, visible for only a second, at the end of every  episode, called a "vanity card") starts with "Thank you for  videotaping "Dharma & Greg" and freeze'),
('10481','framing on my vanity card."  Near the end, it says "I believe that when ABC reads this, Im gonna  be in biiiig trouble."'),
('10482',' Not only did the producer add a vanity card at the end of episode  one, but at the end of every episode (visible for about 2 seconds,  readable when freeze'),
('10483','framed). The main tests included various  "beliefs" of the producer, as well as various outlooks on life. One  in particular simply read "All work and no play makes Chuck a dull  boy" over and over, except for the very middle of the screen, where  it says "If you have stuck with this and read this far you are an  exceptional person". Another said "the meaning of life might be  "Sit, UBU, sit"".'),
('10484',' Jenna Elfman (qv)s real'),
('10485','life husband Bodhi Elfman (qv) appeared  as performance artist "Terry" in episode 5.8, "Home Is Where the Art  Is"'),
('10486',' The episodes title is a reference to the song "Dream a Little Dream  of me"'),
('10487',' The episodes title references the song "Stairway to Heaven"'),
('10488',' Anne Haney (qv)s final performance.'),
('10489',' Although he was playing a teenager, J.D. Walsh was age 24 at the  time of the filming of this episode.'),
('10490',' The episodes title references the title of the novel "Death of a  Salesman"'),
('10491',' The episodes title references the song "Papa was a Rolling Stone"'),
('10492',' The episodes title references the title of the novel "Pride and  Prejudice"'),
('10493',' The episodes title is a reference to Marvin Gaye (I) (qv)s song  "Sexual healing"'),
('10494',' The episodes title references The Mamas and the Papas (qv)'),
('10495',' The episodes title references The Mamas and the Papas (qv)'),
('10496',' The episodes title references The Grateful Dead (qv)'),
('10497',' The episodes title is a reference to the song "With a Little Help  from My Friends"'),
('10498',' Set a US record with the lowest rating for a network show with the  premiere episode.'),
('10499',' When Victoria Rowell (qv) became pregnant during hiatus, her  pregnancy was explained by having her get married to a serviceman  who was never seen on the show.'),
('10500',' The character of Doctor Mark Sloan was first seen in an episode of  _"Jake and the Fatman" (1987)_ (qv).'),
('10501',' When Scott Baio (qv) left the show, his absence was explained by  having his character, Jack Stewart, quit his job at Community  General to start his own practice in Colorado.'),
('10502',' In the 1999 episode "Gangland", it is revealed that Amanda was a  foster child. Victoria Rowell (qv), who played the character, was  a foster child in real life.'),
('10503',' 6 actors in this episode about aliens have appeared in Star Trek.  Walter Koenig, George Takei, Will Wheaton, Grace Lee Whitney, Majel  Barrett and Bill Mumy.'),
('10504',' It is revealed that Amanda was a foster'),
('10505','child.  Victoria Rowell (qv), who played the character, was a foster'),
('10506','child  in real life.'),
('10507',' It is revealed that Amanda was a foster'),
('10508','child.  Victoria Rowell (qv), who played the character, was a foster'),
('10509','child  in real life.'),
('10510',' The episode "Hard'),
('10511','Boiled Murder" (episode 4.17) is actually a sequel  to an episode of _"Mannix" (1967)_ (qv) called "Little Girl Lost"  (episode 7.4). Actors Mike Connors (I) (qv),  Pernell Roberts (qv), and Julie Adams (I) (qv) all reprised  their roles from the earlier episode over twenty years later.'),
('10512',' At a riding stables Dr Marc is asked if he can ride a horse '),
('10513',' His  reply: "Only the merry'),
('10514','go'),
('10515','round type and that was many years ago"  Maybe alluding to Dick Van Dyke (qv)’s role in  _Mary Poppins (1964)_ (qv).'),
('10516',' Dick Van Dykes brother, Jerry Van Dyke, plays Dr. Mark Sloans  brother, Stacey Sloan. In the "Dick Van Dyke Show (1961)" Jerry Van  Dyke played Robert Petries brother Stacey Petrie, who also had a  sleepwalking condition.'),
('10517',' Among the questions Dr. Mark Sloan answers while on "Through the  Roof," one references the musical "Bye Bye Birdie" and mentions  always liking the show. Dick Van Dyke (qv) played the lead  character Albert Peterson in the 1963 movie.'),
('10518',' Des pseudonym John Robie is named after Cary Grant (qv)s  character in Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv)s  _To Catch a Thief (1955)_ (qv).'),
('10519',' This was the first game show to originate from Hawaii.'),
('10520',' Jerome Rodale, a pioneer of organic gardening and founder of  "Prevention" magazine, actually died of a heart attack while being  interviewed on Cavetts show in 1971. Cavett at first thought his  guest had dozed off to sleep. During the interview, Rodale stated  his intention to live to be 100. He only made it to 72. The show was  never aired.'),
('10521',' Joni Mitchell (qv) was forced to choose between appearing on this  show, which was her first national television appearance, and  appearing at Woodstock. Her manager forced her to appear on this  show when he saw how bad the traffic was going to and from the site.  However, the night of her appearance, several of the acts who  appeared at Woodstock, including Jefferson Airplane,  David Crosby (qv) and Stephen Stills (qv) showed up unannounced  while she was being interviewed and gave their first'),
('10522','hand accounts  of what it was like at the festival.'),
('10523',' Singer Janis Joplin (qv) made her final network appearance on the  3 August 1970 broadcast. She died on 4 October 1970, just two months  and a day after her appearance.'),
('10524',' Danny Cannon [Robert Strauss], in instructing his henchmen to rough  up the process server Billy Vale [Leo B. Gorcey], says, He looks  like one of them Dead End Kids, a reference to Leos being an  original Dead End Kid.'),
('10525',' This episode was the pilot for the newspaper drama "Saints and  Sinners", which also starred Nick Adams.'),
('10526',' The only villain not to have a partner was Chester Gunsmoke.'),
('10527',' Heap OCallorey is the only character taller than the rest of the  other detectives, besides Dick Tracy.'),
('10528',' Hemlock Holmes gets his hat blown off in every episode he appears  in.'),
('10529',' The following pairs were: The Brow/Oodles Pruneface/Itchy B.B.  Eyes/Flattop Stooge Villers/Mumbles Skeech Peree/The Mole'),
('10530',' The character of Asian detective Joe Jitsu was inspired by Charlie  Chan. Like Chan, Joe Jitsu seems to have a funny little saying to  fit every situation.'),
('10531',' Some of the villains voices are inspired by famous actors. The  impressions are as follows: 1. Flattop/Peter Lorre 2.  Pruneface/Boris Karloff 3. The Brow/James Cagney 4. B. B.  Eyes/Edward G. Robinson'),
('10532',' The Bedingfield family is portrayed by real life mother and  daughters Honor Shepherd (qv), Stacy Dorning (qv) and  Kate Dorning (qv).'),
('10533',' Johnny Carson (I) (qv) was a runner'),
('10534','up for the role of Rob Petrie.'),
('10535',' The running gag about Alan Bradys toupee was based on  Liebman, Max (qv), the producer of  _"Your Show of Shows" (1950)_ (qv), who also wore a toupee.'),
('10536',' The shows production company was called Calvada Productions. The  name comes from the names of all of the key persons involved in  production: Carl Reiner (qv), Sheldon Leonard (qv),  Dick Van Dyke (qv) and Danny Thomas (I) (qv). In one episode,  co'),
('10537','producer Leonard played a character called "Big Max" Calvada.'),
('10538',' The character of Sally Rogers was inspired by Lucille Kallen (qv)  (who wrote for _"Your Show of Shows" (1950)_ (qv)), and  Selma Diamond (qv) (who wrote for _"Caesars Hour" (1954)_ (qv)).'),
('10539',' Richies middle name "Rosebud" is an acronym for Robert, Oscar, Sam,  Edward, Benjamin and Ulysses David.'),
('10540',' Robs middle name was Simpson.'),
('10541',' Entitled "Head of the Family", the original pilot starred series  creator Reiner, Carl (qv).'),
('10542',' Sally Rogers cat is named Mr. Henderson.'),
('10543',' Dick Van Dyke (qv) was granted a one'),
('10544','week leave from "Bye Bye  Birdie" to film the shows pilot episode. During his absence,  understudy Charles Nelson Reilly (qv) filled in. When Van Dyke  left "Bye Bye Birdie" for good in April of 1961, he was succeeded by  the future host of _"Match Game, The" (1962)_ (qv),  Gene Rayburn (qv). Van Dyke was so nervous about filming the pilot  that he developed a cold sore on his upper lip, requiring additional  makeup to cover it up, and he admits he cannot recall President  Kennedy being inaugurated on the same day the pilot was filmed.'),
('10545',' Inspired the later series _"Mad About You" (1992)_ (qv). In 1995,  series creator and occasional guest star Carl Reiner (qv) reprised  the role of Alan Brady for an episode of that show.'),
('10546',' CBS cancelled the show after one season, then renewed it. When the  show finally did go off the air, it was because the cast and  producers wanted to quit while they were still proud of it. In  addition, Carl Reiner (qv) said at the very beginning that the  show would not run for more than five years.'),
('10547',' The shows pilot was created by Carl Reiner (qv) and was highly  autobiographical. CBS executives decided that the main character was  too Jewish, too intellectual and too New York and cast  Dick Van Dyke (qv) instead of Reiner.'),
('10548',' The writers office where Rob works is a recreation of the writers  bullpen from _"Your Show of Shows" (1950)_ (qv), where  Carl Reiner (qv) worked as a writer. The character Rob is based on  Reiner and the character Buddy Sorrell is based on then'),
('10549','television  comedy writer Mel Brooks (I) (qv). The character of Alan Brady was  based on Sid Caesar (qv).'),
('10550',' For the first few years of the show, Alan Bradys face was never  shown but his voice was heard, because Carl Reiner (qv) wanted to  get a big star to play Alan. Reiner eventually decided to take on  the role himself as the egotistical star.'),
('10551',' According to Morey Amsterdam (qv), the show was scheduled to  return for the 1966'),
('10552','1967 season and was going to be seen in color  for the first time. However, the plan was scrapped when Van Dyke  decided he had enough. This contradicts Carl Reiner (qv), who is  on record as saying the decision to end the series was his alone. In  any event, Reiner made it clear that he would not be returning as  producer after the fifth season, and the consensus opinion was that  it would have been impossible to do the show without him.'),
('10553',' The first episode filmed without a live audience was season 1,  episode 28, "The Bad Old Days" which aired on 4 April 1962. It used  speeded'),
('10554','up filmed inserts during Robs dream of a 1920s lifestyle,  which made shooting in front of an audience impractical.'),
('10555',' A small controversy occurred because of Mary Tyler Moore (qv)  wearing Capri pants on the show. Up until the shows premiere most  housewives were seen in dresses, but Moores explanation was that  most of the housewives she knew wore pants. Because of Moore, Capri  pants became a huge fashion craze in the early 1960s.'),
('10556',' In the 1959 television pilot "Head of the Family" which eventually  became the basis for the show, Carl Reiner (qv) played the Rob  Petrie, Barbara Britton (qv) played Laura Petrie, and  Sylvia Miles (qv) played Sally Rogers.'),
('10557',' Rob originally was from Danville, Illinois.'),
('10558',' The series originally was to focus on Rob at the office with Sally  Rogers as the lead female character and Laura as a minor one. The  character of Laura became so popular that Mary Tyler Moore (qv)  became the lead female character and more of the focus of the show  shifted to the relationship between Rob and Laura. Many times  situations at the office were still focused on Rob and Laura. This  put a strain on the relationship between Rose Marie (I) (qv) and  Mary Tyler Moore (qv), and while the two ladies got along well,  they never became close friends.'),
('10559',' In the series penultimate episode (a "best of" show), Rob writes  his autobiography and shows it to everyone. At the end of the  episode Alan decides to buy the rights to the manuscript and turn it  into a TV series with him as the star after he finishes the variety  series.'),
('10560',' Laura usually wore Capri pants on the show. The network was against  this at first, and said that she had to be in a skirt for a certain  number of scenes per episode. To fight this, they filmed a scene  where Laura walked into the kitchen in Capri pants and came out a  second later in a skirt. The network finally relented.'),
('10561',' Dick Van Dyke (qv) initially objected to having  Mary Tyler Moore (qv) on the series, because he felt that she was  too young to convincingly play his wife. He changed his mind once  their remarkable onscreen chemistry became apparent.'),
('10562',' Mels favorite nickname for Buddy was "It".'),
('10563',' Ann Morgan Guilbert (qv) was pregnant during the first season.  Since her pregnancy was not written into the show, great pains were  taken to conceal that fact.'),
('10564',' A grief'),
('10565','stricken Rose Marie (I) (qv) wanted to leave the show when  her husband, Bobby Guy, died. Director John Rich (I) (qv) talked  her out of quitting and she stayed until the end.'),
('10566',' In the series, Dicks brother Jerry Van Dyke (qv), played his  brother "Stacey". Stacey was in fact the name of Dicks daughter, so  this was undoubtedly done at his request.'),
('10567',' Reportedly Mary Tyler Moore (qv) told the producers she was older  than she really was in order to get the role of Laura. This fact was  later incorporated in the episode in which Rob and Laura have to get  remarried because Laura had lied about her age, telling Rob she was  19 when she really was only 17.'),
('10568',' Although "My Blonde'),
('10569','Haired Brunette" (when Laura dyes her hair  blonde) was the ninth episode filmed during the first season, it was  the second episode to be aired. Carl Reiner (qv) was so impressed  with Mary Tyler Moore (qv)s rapid development that he wanted to  showcase her in an episode as soon as possible.'),
('10570',' Dick Van Dyke (qv) and Mary Tyler Moore (qv) played a married  couple so convincingly on the show that many viewers actually  thought they were married in real life. They did in fact become very  close'),
('10571','"like brother and sister", as Van Dyke said'),
('10572','and both admit  they had crushes on each other while the show was in production.  They have remained close friends ever since.'),
('10573',' The famous theme song actually has lyrics, which were written by  co'),
('10574','star Morey Amsterdam (qv), though they were never used.'),
('10575',' Another episode filmed without a live audience was "Happy Birthday  And Too Many More". In the middle of rehearsals the cast and crew  got the news that President John F. Kennedy (qv) was assassinated.  The cast then decided to go ahead and film the episode, but without  a studio audience present. The feeling was that no one would be in  the mood to laugh at such a somber time.'),
('10576',' Lauras maiden name was changed from Meeker to Meehan following  Mary Tyler Moore (qv)s divorce from her first husband, Richard  Meeker.'),
('10577',' Rose Marie (I) (qv) recommended Morey Amsterdam (qv) for the  part of Buddy Sorrell as soon as she had signed on to play Sally  Rogers.'),
('10578',' Carl Reiner (qv) would often ask cast and crew members about funny  things that had happened to them, then he would write whole episodes  about these occurrences. As a result, many of the episodes over the  course of the shows five'),
('10579','year run were based on actual events.'),
('10580',' When CBS canceled the show after one season, Sheldon Leonard (qv)  traveled to Procter & Gambles main headquarters in Cincinnati to  make a personal plea for sponsorship, hoping it would sway CBS  toward renewal. Procter & Gamble agreed to sponsor half a season.  Eventually, Lorillard Tobacco Company, makers of Kent Cigarettes,  agreed to pick up the other half, and the show was picked up by CBS  for a second season. Ironically, when the show went off the air on  its own, CBS was doing the pleading for the show to continue.'),
('10581',' Carl Reiner (qv) and the other writers were very careful not to  use any 1960s slang in the shows scripts. In fact, references to  any time period or current events are very few and far between. Even  the Beatles are never mentioned despite the fact that Beatlemania  was at its peak while the show was in production. As a result, the  show has not become dated over time and the episodes are still as  fresh as they were when they were first aired.'),
('10582',' During the final season, Carl Reiner (qv) temporarily gave up his  producer duties in order to appear in  _Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming, The (1966)_ (qv).'),
('10583',' Carl Reiner (qv) seriously considered filming the show in color as  early as the third season, but due to the resulting higher  production cost, it didnt happen.'),
('10584',' The character of Rob Petrie was ranked #22 in TV Guides list of the  "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('10585',' The actors lip synced to their own prerecorded vocal tracks in every  song performed during the shows five'),
('10586','year run.'),
('10587',' Filming of the first episode started on January 20, 1961, the same  day that John F. Kennedy (qv) was sworn in as President of the  United States.'),
('10588',' Frank Adamo (qv), who appeared in many of the episodes as a  waiter, delivery man, walk'),
('10589','on, or just a face in the crowd, was  Dick Van Dyke (qv)s personal assistant and stand'),
('10590','in.'),
('10591',' Dick Van Dyke (qv) took a big chance agreeing to do this show  because in order to do it, he had to leave the Broadway hit show  "Bye Bye Birdie" for which he won a Tony Award. If the show was not  a hit, he would been out of work.'),
('10592',' The task of casting Laura proved to be the most difficult. About 60  actresses auditioned for the role before Mary Tyler Moore (qv) was  chosen. She almost didnt go to the audition, but was persuaded by  her agent.'),
('10593',' Danny Thomas (I) (qv) ultimately recommended  Mary Tyler Moore (qv) for the part of Laura, having remembered  auditioning her for his show the year before.'),
('10594',' Morey Amsterdam (qv) and Richard Deacon (qv) were actually close  friends. According to Deacon, many of the best insults Buddy hurled  at Mel were worked out when the two went out for drinks after work.'),
('10595',' During Richard Deacon (qv)s first season as Mel Cooley, he was  also finishing up the last season as Fred Rutherford on  _"Leave It to Beaver" (1957)_ (qv).'),
('10596',' On top of this show, Earle Hagen also wrote the theme songs for The  Mod Squad, Gomer Pyle, USMC and That Girl.'),
('10597',' Not only does this episode reveal the fact that Alan Brady wore a  toupee, it also revealed to many people that Carl Reiner (qv) (who  played him) actually did so in real life, too.'),
('10598',' Another episode that was filmed without an audience was the  Christmas episode "The Alan Brady Show Presents" due to the fact  that it had several complicated scene and costume changes.'),
('10599',' Opens with an instrumental version of the song "A Lot of Livin to  Do" from "Bye Bye Birdie." Dick Van Dyke stared in "Bye Bye Birdie"  on Broadway in 1960 and in the movie version earlier in 1963.'),
('10600',' This episode marks the very first time we ever see the unobstructed  face of Alan Brady (played by Carl Reiner). Previously he was  featured voice only, seen only from behind, dressed like Santa  (beard and all) in a Christmas episode, and seen on a magazine cover  in full clown makeup.'),
('10601',' Two episodes were produced but production was halted due to the 1988  writers strike. The episodes never aired.'),
('10602',' The name of Arnolds pet goldfish was Abraham.'),
('10603',' The original concept for the show was different from what would come  on the air. It would have been on ABC and set in an upscale Long  Island town, not in Manhattan. There was no older brother,  originally, and the housekeeper would have been younger and sexier.  The production company balked, and ABC lost interest.'),
('10604',' Charlotte Rae (qv) was promised a smooth return back onto this  series if her spin'),
('10605','off, _"Facts of Life, The" (1979)_ (qv), had  failed. But it was renewed, so she was replaced.'),
('10606',' Dana Plato (qv) was written out of the series when she became  pregnant in 1984, and it was agreed that it would be out of  character for the same to happen to Kimberly Drummond. However, she  was allowed to return for guest appearances after the birth of her  son.'),
('10607',' When Conrad Bain (qv) signed on to do _"Maude" (1972)_ (qv), the  production company promised him his own show when that one ended. By  then, Gary Coleman (qv) was also signed to the company. When the  planned updating of the "Our Gang" comedy series, which Coleman  would have been in, was aborted, they paired them and decided to  come up with a suitable premise.'),
('10608',' Gary Coleman (qv) wanted the show to end in 1985, when it moved to  ABC, but was persuaded into signing on for another year, after which  it was cancelled.'),
('10609',' When ABC picked up the show, the producers contacted  Dixie Carter (qv) to return to play Maggie Drummond, but she was  unavailable because shortly after NBC canceled, she had landed her  role on _"Designing Women" (1986)_ (qv), so Maggie was recast with  Mary Ann Mobley.'),
('10610',' Alan Thicke (qv), who wrote and sang the theme song, had to record  a new version of the song for ABC because NBC owned the copyrights  to the original.'),
('10611',' Mr. Drummond paid $3,500 a month for his Park Avenue apartment.'),
('10612',' Arnolds question "Watchoo talkin bout, Willis?" was ranked #17 in  TV Guides list of "TVs 20 Top Catchphrases" (21'),
('10613','27 August 2005  issue).'),
('10614',' Mary Ann Mobley played Conrad Bains love interest twice: first she  played Arnolds teacher Ms Osbourne, who dates Mr Drummond in the  2nd season; then she replaced Dixie Carter as Maggie Drummond  towards the end of the series.'),
('10615',' In addition to the spin'),
('10616','off series "Facts of Life, The" (1979) (qv),  characters from this show also made crossovers onto "Hello, Larry"  (1979) (qv) and "Silver Spoons" (1982) (qv), thereby implying that  all four shows exist in the same universe.'),
('10617',' This was the final acting performance by Ray Bolger (qv), although  he did do hosting work in film and TV documentaries after this.'),
('10618',' The title is a reference to the title of Charles Dickens (qv)  novel "A Tale of Two Cities"'),
('10619',' The episode "The Girls School" (episode #1.24) was the pilot for the  spin'),
('10620','off _"Facts of Life, The" (1979)_ (qv).'),
('10621',' Although in this episode, the girls academy is called "Eastlake",  when the spin'),
('10622','off "The Facts of Life" premiered later that fall,  which was set at the school, the name of the academy was changed to  "Eastland."'),
('10623',' This crossover episode aired two days before the return of  _"Facts of Life, The" (1979)_ (qv) to the regular NBC schedule.'),
('10624',' This episode marks the first time Mrs. Garrett mentions her sister,  Beverly Ann Stickle, who later replaced her on "Facts of Life, The"  (1979), but she is simply called "Beverly" and is not seen.'),
('10625',' Kim Fields (I) (qv) auditioned for the part of Francine, the girl  with a crush on Arnold, but she was rejected because she was too  tall in relation to Gary Coleman (I) (qv).'),
('10626',' Spin'),
('10627','off of The Cosby Show, the original premise of the series was  abandoned after the first season due to Lisa Bonets exiting the  show.'),
('10628',' Even after Lisa Bonet (qv) had left the series, there was still a  certain amount of interplay between this show and  _"Cosby Show, The" (1984)_ (qv). Phylicia Rashad (qv),  Lisa Bonet (qv) and Joseph C. Phillips (qv) appear on an episode  during the 1990'),
('10629','1991 season when Dwayne comes to visit Denise.  Rashad is also the sister of frequent episode director Debbie Allen.  In the 1987'),
('10630','1988 season, Rudy Huxtable(played by Keshia Knight  Pulliam)came to Hillman College to visit Denise. In 1992, a  character from the late years of The Cosby show (Charmaine Brown,  played by Karen Malina White) joined the cast of A Different World,  as a new student at Hillman College.'),
('10631',' In the party scene during the "Good Help Is Hard To Find" episode,  airing November 8, 1990, the song heard in the background is "Try  Me" from the debut album of Guy, Jasmine (qv).'),
('10632',' The visuals of the campus buildings and entrance to the fictional  Hillman College were of Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.'),
('10633',' Lisa Bonet (qv) left the show because she was pregnant and the  writers could not write around this or exclude her from many scenes  or episodes, as she was supposed to be the main character.'),
('10634',' Originally, the character of Whitley was to only appear in just the  pilot. However, she became so popular that not only did she become a  regular, but it helped to make Jasmine Guy the star of the show.'),
('10635',' Darryl M. Bell inherited a large sum of money and controlling  interest in a Fortune 500 company; however, he blew through the cash  in a matter of months buying friends ridiculously expensive gifts  and was forced to declare bankruptcy soon thereafter.'),
('10636',' The shows theme was sung by Phoebe Snow in the first season. It was  sung by from seasons two through five was sung by Aretha Franklin.  In the final season, it was sung by Boyz II Men.'),
('10637',' Dawnn Lewis (qv), who played Jaleesa on the show, was one of the  songwriters of the shows theme.'),
('10638',' Jasmine Guy (qv) also played Liza, Whitleys cousin, in "Liza  Who'),
('10639','Little" (episode #5.8)'),
('10640',' When Josh journeyed up a hill to Poverty Point, Louisiana, in order  to view Americas oldest pyramid, constructed in 1700 B.C., he was  stung by fire ants, went into anaphylactic shock, and had to be  hospitalized. The doctors at the hospital told him that if he had  not self'),
('10641','administered shots of adrenaline and hypoallergenics,he  would have died within minutes. However, Josh spent the night in the  hospital, and the next day returned to Poverty Point to continue his  expedition. Edited shots of Josh discovering his allergy to the fire  ants toxins, his nearly passing out, his journey to the hospital,  his treatment there, and his exit from the hospital the next morning  are all shown in brief filmed glimpses.'),
('10642',' As well as reviewing tech news, hosts Kevin and Alex try out new  beers on the show.'),
('10643',' Colleen OShaughnessey (qv) is the only actor to voice one major  character in all four seasons of the show.'),
('10644',' In the original series, the Digidestined are known as the Chosen  Children which applies to all seasons except for the Tamers (Season  3)'),
('10645',' Koromon and Agumon reappear here; although not the same ones in  Digimon: the Movies first part: "Adventure"'),
('10646',' Greymon reappears; although its not the same one like in Digimon:  the Movies first part "Adventure".'),
('10647',' The Digidestineds "In'),
('10648','Training" Digimon names come from Japanese  words:  '),
('10649',' Koromon: korokoro, meaning something small, round and rolling.  '),
('10650',' Tsunomon: tsuno=horn.  '),
('10651',' Yokomon: pyokopyoko= hopping and dancing around.  '),
('10652',' Motimon: mochi=rice dough.  '),
('10653',' Tanemon: tane=seed.  '),
('10654',' Bukamon: misspelling from its original Japanese name Pukamon that    comes from a word pukapuka=floating.  '),
('10655',' Tokomon: tokoton=the very last.'),
('10656',' DEBUT: Tsunomon, Gabumon, Yokomon, Biyomon, Motimon, Tentomon,  Tanemon, Palmon, Bukamon, Gomamon, Tokomon and Patamon. (episode  1.01 "And So It Begins...")'),
('10657',' DEBUT: Andromon (episode 1.05 "Kabuterimons Electro Shocker")'),
('10658',' DEBUT: Apocalymon (episode 1.53 "Now Apocalymon Part 1")'),
('10659',' SPOILER: DEATH: WaruMonzaemon, the Numemon and Machinedramon  (episode 1.49 "The Crest of Light")'),
('10660',' SPOILER: DEATH: Chuumon and Piximon (episode 1.40 "Enter the Dark  Masters")'),
('10661',' SPOILER: DEATH: Whamon and MetalSeadramon (episode 1.43 "Playing  Games")'),
('10662',' SPOILER: DEATH of Leomon, Puppetmon & MetalEtemon (episode 1.47  "Ogremons Honor")'),
('10663',' SPOILER: Death of Etemon (episode 1.20 "The Prisoner of the Pyramind  Part 2")'),
('10664',' DEBUT: J.P., Takura, Zoë, Tommy, Koji and (episode 4.01 "All  Aboard")'),
('10665',' DEBUT: Gallantmon (episode 3.35 "Give a Little Bit")'),
('10666',' DEBUT: MegaGargomon (episode 3.37 "No Mon is an Island")'),
('10667',' DEBUT: Baihumon (episode 3.39 "Song of Sakuyamon")'),
('10668',' DEBUT: Justimon (episode 3.45 "The D'),
('10669','Reapers Disguise")'),
('10670',' DEBUT: Kai, Takatos cousin (episode 3.49 "D'),
('10671','Reapers Feast").'),
('10672',' DEBUT: Monodramon and Mr. Asiyama, Ryos father (episode 3.41  "Homeward Bound").'),
('10673',' DEBUT: Angewomon (episode 1.37 "Wizardmons Gift")'),
('10674',' DEBUT: Mummymon (episode 2.29 "Arukenimons Tangled Web Part 2").'),
('10675',' DEBUT: Ankylomon and Stingmon (episode 2.24 "If I Had a Tail  Hammer")'),
('10676',' DEBUT: Black WarGreymon (episode 2.30 "Ultimate Anti'),
('10677','Hero")'),
('10678',' DEBUT: Piximon (episode 1.18 "The Piximon Cometh")'),
('10679',' DEBUT: Monzaemon (episode 1.06 "Togemon in Toy Town")'),
('10680',' DEBUT: Gotsumon and Pumpkinmon (episode 1.33 "Out on the Town")'),
('10681',' DEBUT: Salamon (episode 1.39 "The Battle for Earth")'),
('10682',' DEBUT: Season 1s DigiDestineds Parents and Joes Brother (episode  1.35 "Flower Power")'),
('10683',' DEBUT: Zudomon (episode 1.36 "City Under Seige")'),
('10684',' DEBUT: Wizardmon (episode 1.34 "The Eighth Child Revealed")'),
('10685',' DEBUT: Karis Digivice (episode 1.31 "The Eighth Digivice")'),
('10686',' DEBUT: Lady Devimon (episode 1.50 "Joes Battle")'),
('10687',' DEBUT: Numemon (episode 1.06 "Togemon in Toy Town")'),
('10688',' SPOILER: Debut, Death and Rebirth of Angemon (episode 1.13 "The  Legend of the Digidestined")'),
('10689',' DEBUT: Togemon (episode 1.06 "Togemon in Toy Town")'),
('10690',' DEBUT: Ikkakumon. It gets its name from the Japanese word ikkaku,  meaning both one horn and an iceberg. (episode 1.07 "Ikkakumons  Harpoon Torpedo")'),
('10691',' DEBUT: Kuwagamon (episode 1.01 "And So It Begins..."). Kuwagamons  name comes from a Japanese word kuwagatamushi, which means stag  beetle'),
('10692',' DEBUT: Matt, Mimi, Sora, TK, Izzy, and Joe [episode 1.01 "And So It  Begins..."]'),
('10693',' DEBUT: Crest of Reliability (Joe) (episode 1.16 "The Arrival of  Skullgreymon")'),
('10694',' DEBUT: Whamon and Gennai (episode 1.14 "Departure for a New  Continent").'),
('10695',' DEBUT: Skullgreymon (episode 1.16 "The Arrival of Skullgreymon")'),
('10696',' DEBUT: Crest of Courage (Tai) (episode 1.15 "The Dark Network of  Etemon")'),
('10697',' DEBUT: Cockatrimon (episode 1.17 "The Crest of Sincerity")'),
('10698',' DEBUT: Crest of Sincerity (Mimi) (episode 1.17 "The Crest of  Sincerity")'),
('10699',' DEBUT: Crest of Friendship (Matt) and the Crest of Knowledge (Izzy)  (episode 1.18 "The Piximon Cometh")'),
('10700',' DEBUT: Datamon (episode 1.19 "The Prisoner of the Pyramind Part 1")'),
('10701',' DEBUT: MetalGreymon (episode 1.20 "The Prisoner of the Pyramind Part  2")'),
('10702',' DEBUT: Kari Kamiya (episode 1.20 "Home Away from Home")'),
('10703',' DEBUT: Tai and Karis Mother (episode 1.20 "Home Away from Home")'),
('10704',' DEBUT: DemiDevimon (episode 1.22 "Forget About It!")'),
('10705',' DEBUT: WereGarurumon (episode 1.23 "WereGarurumons Diner")'),
('10706',' DEBUT: Digitamamon and Vegiemon (episode 1.23 "WereGarurumons  Diner")'),
('10707',' DEBUT: Pabumon, the In'),
('10708','Training version of Tentomon (episode 1.24  "No Questions, Please")'),
('10709',' DEBUT: Vademon (episode 1.24 "No Questions, Please")'),
('10710',' DEBUT: Gekomon, Otamamon and ShogunGekomon (episode 1.25 "Princess  Karaoke")'),
('10711',' DEBUT: Garudamon (episode 1.26 "Soras Crest of Love")'),
('10712',' DEBUT: Myotismon (episode 1.26 "Soras Crest of Love")'),
('10713',' DEBUT: Crest of Love (Sora) and Soras Mother (episode 1.26 "Soras  Crest of Love")'),
('10714',' DEBUT: Gatomon (episode 1.27 "The Gateway to Home")'),
('10715',' DEBUT: Leomon (episode 1.08 "Evil Shows His Face").'),
('10716',' DEBUT: Ogremon (episode 1.08 "Evil Shows His Face") His name is  obviously from the word ogre, which is what ogremon looks like.'),
('10717',' DEBUT: Devimon (episode 1.08 "Evil Shows His Face"). Devimon gets  its name from the word Devil. Devimon does look like a devil but  as this is a childrens show, they chose to foreshadow it by  dropping the l in devil.'),
('10718',' FINAL APPEARANCE: Devimon (episode 1.13 "The Legend of the  Digidestined")'),
('10719',' DEBUT: Frigimon (episode 1.09 "Subzero Ice Punch!").'),
('10720',' DEBUT: Meramon [episode 1.04 "Biyomon Gets Firepower [a.k.a.  Firemans Ball]"]'),
('10721',' DEBUT: Birdramon [episode 1.04 "Biyomon Gets Firepower [a.k.a.  Firemans Ball]"]'),
('10722',' DEBUT: Chiaki Konaka. From this episode on, he is the director for  the series (episode 3.01 "Guilmon Comes Alive Part 1").'),
('10723',' Gallantmon Crimson resembles the "upgraded" Evangelion'),
('10724','01. In  addition, the fact he can use the Gungnir spear is like the  Evangelion'),
('10725','05 to 13 able to create energy spears modeled after the  Spear of Longius (episode 3.50 "Crimson Tides Part 1: Jeri Fights  Back").'),
('10726',' Zhuqiao (Red Sparrow) was Mandarin for Fenn'),
('10727','ling (Phoenix).  Moreover, it is Japanese counterpart was Suzaku. Suzaku was guardian  of the south and his element was fire, which all phoenixes of every  Eurasia culture have in common (episode 3.37 "No Mon is an Island").'),
('10728',' Azulongmon debut in the new continuity, with a new voice actor  (episode 3.38 "Azulongmon Explains it All")'),
('10729',' Ebonwumons original name was Xuanwumon. Xuanwu (Black Tortoise).  Its Japanese counterpart was Genbu (Gen meaning "Phantom/Illusion").  Genbu was guardian of the north and his element was water. Note that  his second head is based that in some representation; Genbu was  represent as a Tortoise with a snake on him (episode 3.38  "Azulongmon Explains it All").'),
('10730',' Ebonwumon One head speaks with Irish accent, the other Scottish  (episode 3.38 "Azulongmon Explains it All").'),
('10731',' Disney decided not to show this episode after they bought out Saban  because Rika looks naked when she biomerges with Renamon. Later on,  they showed the biomerging, but it was much shorter than the  original length (episode 3.39 "Song of Sakuyamon").'),
('10732',' Baihumons name has the Japanese counterpart, Byakko (White Tiger).  Byakko was guardian of the west and his element was steel. Despite  how the dub did it, MarineAngemon could say "Pi'),
('10733','Pi'),
('10734','Pi" and different  variations of it (episode 3.40 "Janyus Ark").'),
('10735',' Episode 3.41 "Homeward Bound" is named after the 1993 Movie Homeward  Bound the Incredible Journey'),
('10736',' DEBUT: Alice. Alice, Dolphins granddaughter, was named after one of  the characters in another work of Chiaki Konaka (qv)s, Serial  Experiment Lain. Her outfit design and bits of her personality were  modelled after Dorothy of Big'),
('10737','O, Another series done by  Chiaki Konaka (qv) (episode 3.44 "The Messenger").'),
('10738',' Alice, the gothic granddaughter of Rob "Dolphin" McCoy of the  Monster Makers, is dead. Chiaki Konaka (qv) himself noted that  after he wrote the script for the episode, he thought it that "Alice  had stopped being this world". He only notes it as a possibility, so  it is deliberately ambiguous and up to the viewer to draw their own  conclusions. However, Dolphins forlorn stares at Alices picture do  seem to suggest something (episode 3.44 "The Messenger")'),
('10739',' Dobermon is voiced after WWE Wrestler, Macho Man Randy Savage  (episode 3.44 "The Messenger").'),
('10740',' DEBUT: Agunimon and Bokomon (episode 4.01 "All Aboard")'),
('10741',' Human Spirit of Flame Agunimon is first acquired (episode 4.01 "All  Aboard").'),
('10742',' In the original the D'),
('10743','Tector Digivices are the D'),
('10744','Scanner Digivices  (episode 4.01 "All Aboard")'),
('10745',' The Legendary Warriors that the new Digidestined can become are also  know as Hybrids in the original version (episode 4.01 "All Aboard")'),
('10746',' Originally Crispin Freeman (qv) was suppose to be the voice of  Koji (episode 4.01 "All Aboard")'),
('10747',' DEBUT: Angler, voice based on Heimlich the caterpillar from "A Bugs  Life" (episode 4.02 "Lobomon: Warrior of Light").'),
('10748',' Human Spirit of Light Lobomon is first acquired (episode 4.02  "Lobomon: Warrior of Light").'),
('10749',' Cherubimons name is kept for the series (episode 4.02 "Lobomon:  Warrior of Light").'),
('10750',' DEBUT: Lobomon (episode 4.02 "Lobomon: Warrior of Light")'),
('10751',' Human Spirit of Ice Kumamon is first acquired (episode 4.03 "Kumamon  Baby, Light My Fire").'),
('10752',' The Name Kumamon is an English'),
('10753','Dubbed Name for Bearmon in Digimon  World 3. Therell be a Confusion between the Human Spirit of Ice and  the Rookie form of Grizzmon if they think of coming out with the  English Versions of the remaining Digimon Movies (Mostly "Ancient  Digimon Revival").'),
('10754',' DEBUT: Kumamon (episode 4.03 "Kumamon Baby, Light My Fire")'),
('10755',' Human Spirit of Wind Kazemon was first acquired (episode 4.04  "Kazemon Kicks It").'),
('10756',' DEBUT: Kazemon (episode 4.04 "Kazemon Kicks It")'),
('10757',' Kokuwamon Is The Pre'),
('10758','Evolved Form Of Kuwagamon (episode 4.05 "Ladies  and Gentlemen: The Beetlemon").'),
('10759',' Human Spirit of Thunder, Beetlemon was first acquired (episode 4.05  "Ladies and Gentlemen: The Beetlemon").'),
('10760',' DEBUT: Beetlemon (episode 4.05 "Ladies and Gentlemen: The  Beetlemon")'),
('10761',' Episode 4.01 "All Aboard", was the first to air on Disneys UPN  block, and the series was almost destroyed until it came over to ABC  Family.'),
('10762',' Dina Sherman (qv) takes over the role of Markus Katou, Jeris half  brother from this episode onwards (episode 3.42 "Reunion").'),
('10763',' Beelzemon gets a Bigger gun, wings and his eyes go from red to green  (episode 3.43 "Beelzemons Big Day")'),
('10764',' Beelzemon looses his Gun (episode 3.48 "Shadow of the Beast King")'),
('10765',' Justimon is modelled after the classic Ishimori cyborgs, hence that  70s look with the scarf (episode 3.46 "When is a Mon Justimon?").'),
('10766',' The Jeri'),
('10767','Type Agent was the official name, though never referred as  that (episode 3.46 "When is a Mon Justimon?").'),
('10768',' Justimon speaks for the first time (episode 3.46 "When is a Mon  Justimon?").'),
('10769',' The ARMS (ARtifical MonSter) Grani was named after the steed of  Sigurd in Norse myth, but Sigurds name is usually confused with  name of another, "Siegfreid" (episode 3.47 "His Kingdom for a  Horse")'),
('10770',' Kai previously appeared in the feature movie, "The Adventurers  Battle", which has not been dubbed into English yet (as of 2004).  The fact that he knows Guilmon and refers to him by name in episode  3.49 "D'),
('10771','Reapers Feast" further supports the idea that that movie is  in continuity.'),
('10772',' The Mother D'),
('10773','Reapers mask is based from the mask Lilith wears most  of in Evangelion for its finale (episode 3.49 "D'),
('10774','Reapers Feast").'),
('10775',' This was the last episode to air on Fox Kids Saturdays (episode 3.51  "Crimson Tides Part 2: Such Sweet Sorrow").'),
('10776',' The pattern of Digimon has gone like this: Seasons 1 and 2 occurred  in the Digital World, then the fighting moved over to the real  world, then ended in the Digital World. Season 3 began in the real  world, moved to the Digital World, and ended in the real world  (episode 3.51 "Crimson Tides Part 2: Such Sweet Sorrow").'),
('10777',' Gigimon is the In'),
('10778','training version of Guilmon while Gummymon is  Terriormons In'),
('10779','Training version and Viximon is Renamons  In'),
('10780','Training version (episode 3.51 "Crimson Tides Part 2: Such Sweet  Sorrow").'),
('10781',' When Apocalymon was screaming, he self'),
('10782','mutilated himself before the  kids (Hence Mimi covering her eyes). However, he regenerated with  green bloodstains on him still. Despite his treatment in the dub,  Apocalymon was more disturbed with a sense of vigilante justice for  his pain. He also referred to himself as "We", likely as he had no  one to talk too in the void and that he was created from the data of  Digimon who were wipeout for being unable to evolve and exist in the  next age of the Digital World (episode 1.53 "Now Apocalymon Part  1").'),
('10783',' This marks as well the final Appearance of Gennai until half way of  the second season that he returns Younger (episode 1.54 "Apocalymon  Now Part 2")'),
('10784',' DEBUT: DigiEgg of Courage (Davis) (episode 2.01 "Enter Flamdramon")'),
('10785',' DEBUT: Veemon and Flamedramon (episode 2.01 "Enter Flamdramon")'),
('10786',' DEBUT: Cody, Yolei and Davis (episode 2.01 "Enter Flamdramon")'),
('10787',' From episode 2.01 "Enter Flamedramon", the original DigiDestined  (excluding Kari and TK) and their Digimon (excluding Patamon and  Gatomon) only appear as guest appearances.'),
('10788',' At the start of Season 2, an older TK gives a recap of what has  happened to the original DigiDestined. Tai and Izzy are in high  school, Matt is in a band, Sora has become quite a tennis player,  Joe is still studying to be a doctor and Mimi and her family moved  to America (episode 2.01 "Enter Flamedramon").'),
('10789',' DEBUT: Chikara Hida, Codys Grandfather (episode 2.05 "Old  Reliable")'),
('10790',' DEBUT: DigiEgg of Love (Yolie) and DigiEgg of Reliability (Cody)  (episode 2.02 "The Digiteam Complete")'),
('10791',' DEBUT: Hawkmon, Armadillomon, Halsemon, DemiVeemon, Pamela Hida and  Digmon (episode 2.02 "The Digiteam Complete")'),
('10792',' DEBUT: DigiEgg of Light and DigiEgg of Hope (episode 2.03 "A New  Digitude")'),
('10793',' DEBUT: Pegasusmon, Nefertimon and Mr and Mrs Ichijouji (episode 2.03  "A New Digitude")'),
('10794',' From this episode on Kari and T.K, have new digivices (episode 2.03  "A New Digitude").'),
('10795',' Tyranomon is introduced again ever since the episode they met  Piximon on the first season (episode 2.03 "A New Digitude").'),
('10796',' DEBUT: Michael and Betamon (episode 2.06 "Family Picnic")'),
('10797',' Episode 2.06 "Family Picnic" is the favourite of Jeff Nimoy and Bob  Buchholz.'),
('10798',' DEBUT: MetalGarurumon and WarGreymon (episode 1.38 "Prophecy")'),
('10799',' First and Only time Davis actually wears his goggles over his eyes  (episode 2.12 "The Good, the Bad and the Digi")'),
('10800',' DEBUT: DigiEgg of Sincerity (Yolie) (episode 2.14 "The Samurai of  Sincerity")'),
('10801',' DEBUT: DigiEgg of Friendship (Davis) and Raidramon (episode 2.11  "The Emperors New Home Part 3: Storm of Friendship")'),
('10802',' DEBUT: Betamon and Michael (episode 2.14 "The Samurai of Sincerity")'),
('10803',' DEBUT: Submarimon (episode 2.16 "20,000 Digi'),
('10804','Leagues Under the Sea")'),
('10805',' DEBUT: ExVeemon (episode 2.22 "Davis Cries Wolfmon")'),
('10806',' The shaded Dark Oceans undersea master at the end of the episode is  Dragomon. He did not appear in the Season 2 episodes after this, but  the Dark Ocean reappeared in episode 2.31 "Opposites Attract"  (episode 2.13 "His Masters Voice").'),
('10807',' DEBUT: Aquilamon (episode 2.25 "Spirit Needle")'),
('10808',' Devimon appears in this episode, but it only shows his upper body  part. He dies in this episode permanently (episode 2.19 "The  Darkness Before Dawn Part 1: An Old Enemy Returns").'),
('10809',' Episode 2.21 "The Darkness Before Dawn Part 3: The Crest of  Kindness", finishes the Digimon Emperor Saga.'),
('10810',' This is the last episode that Digimon veterans Jeff Nimoy (qv) and  Bob Buchholz (qv) were involved with '),
('10811',' during recording of the  episode; they left the show, unhappy with some unspecified decisions  that had been made regarding it. Colleen OShaughnessey (qv)  leaves the show with this episode as well. This leaves  Wendee Lee (qv) and Bob Marx (I) (qv) to do fill in voices for  the characters that Colleen and Jeff voiced (episode 2.42 "Digimon  World Tour Part 3").'),
('10812',' Kokuwamon is Kuwagamons ultimate level (episode 2.27 "United We  Stand Part 2: Fusion Confusion")'),
('10813',' CAMEO: Ryo of Digimon Tamers is in this episode but you do not see  his face and it is a small part. Ryo was with young Ken in the  Digital World and he was the guy Ken pushed so Ryo would not be hit  (episode 2.23 "Genesis of Evil").'),
('10814',' Episode 2.23 "Genesis of Evil". TK, Kari, Cody Yolei, and Davis do  not appear in this episode.'),
('10815',' Ken and Yolei get married, as do Matt and Sora. There are no other  canon couples revealed. The future jobs of the Digidestined are as  follows: Tai'),
('10816',' Diplomat Matt'),
('10817',' Astronaut Sora'),
('10818',' Fashion Designer. Mimi'),
('10819','  TV Cook Izzy'),
('10820',' Researcher of Digital World Joe'),
('10821',' Doctor TK'),
('10822',' Novelist  Kari'),
('10823',' Kindergarten Teacher Davis'),
('10824',' Noodle Cart Owner Cody'),
('10825',' Defence  Attorney Yolei'),
('10826',' Housewife Ken'),
('10827',' Detective (episode 2.50 "A Million  Points of Light")'),
('10828',' Begins the Destiny Stone Saga (episode 2.22 "Davis Cries Wolfmon").'),
('10829',' The scene when Tortomon corners Davis and Veemon at the edge of a  cliff, Davis asks him to wash his hands. However, when Davis says he  does not want to be beaten up by a filthy Digimon because he is a  clean guy that was not true. Davis actually makes an excuse by  saying if Tortomon washed his hands after using the bathroom  (episode 2.22 "Davis Cries Wolfmon").'),
('10830',' Golemon is also called Rockmon. He was first called Rockmon, but his  name was changed to Golemon in the series (episode 2.25 "Spirit  Needle").'),
('10831',' This is MagnaAngemons first appearance since Season 1 (episode 2.34  "Destiny in Doubt").'),
('10832',' This is the first time we hear a Kuwagamon talk (episode 2.31  "Opposites Attract").'),
('10833',' DEBUT: Pururumon and Silphymon (episode 2.31 "Opposites Attract"'),
('10834',' DEBUT: Shakkoumon (episode 2.36 Holy Dragon Part 1: Stone Soup")'),
('10835',' In the original, Joes brother, who is with Soras father, is not  Jim from season 1. It is like this in original. Jims name is Shin,  and Joes brother is named Shou (episode 2.33 "A Chance Encounter").'),
('10836',' This introduces the mythological aspect of Kyoto, which was  originally the capital of Japan, but now it is a spiritual symbol in  Japans Shinto legends. The most Noted of Asian myth are four Saint  Beasts: Suzaku: Crimson phoenix of the South, Genbu: Dark tortoise  of the north, Byakko: the white tiger of the west, and Seiryuu: the  blue dragon of the east. These four are linked to the Four Deva  Kings of Chinese myth, and they are key figures in season 3s Tamers  (but of course, each one is given a different name than those of  legend) (episode 2.33 "A Chance Encounter").'),
('10837',' DEBUT: Imperialdramon (episode 2.39 "Dramon Power")'),
('10838',' Episode 2.46 "Duel of the WarGreymon is the 100th episode of Digimon'),
('10839',' Imperialdramon Fighter Mode debuts (episode 2.43 "Invasion of the  Daemon Corps").'),
('10840',' This debut the evil villain Daemon, first of the Seven Grand'),
('10841','Dark  Lords. Ironically, he was the main villain in V'),
('10842','Tamer comics.  Therefore, had the anime gave him a cloaked form, though he never  revealed his true self in the anime (episode 2.43 "Invasion of the  Daemon Corps").'),
('10843',' DEBUT: Gargomon (episode 3.03 "To Fight or Not to Fight")'),
('10844',' The original name for the D'),
('10845','Power Digivice is D'),
('10846','Arc (episode 3.01  "Guilmon Comes Alive Part 1")'),
('10847',' In the Japanese version, Takato is 10, not 13. Also Henri and Rika  in the original are 10 and not 13 (episode 3.01 "Guilmon Comes Alive  Part 1")'),
('10848',' Introduces Digi Modify: Scanning cards through their Digivice and  using the techniques the cards had (episode 3.01 "Guilmon Comes  Alive Part 1").'),
('10849',' DEBUT: Calumon and Yamaki (episode 3.01 "Guilmon Comes Alive Part  1")'),
('10850',' The American Gennai Clone is named after Benjamin Franklin, while  the Chinese clone of Gennai is named after actor Jackie Chan (qv)  (episode 2.40 "Digimon World Tour Part 1")'),
('10851',' Hogan, the Australian Gennai Clone is named after actor  Paul Hogan (qv) (episode 2.41 "Digimon World Tour Part 2")'),
('10852',' DEBUT: Mr. Iwamoto and the Principal (episode 3.02 "Guilmon Comes  Alive Part 2: Digimon, Digimon Everywhere")'),
('10853',' DEBUT: Guilmon, Takato, Rika, Renamon, Suzie, Riley, Kenta, Kazu,  Takatos Parents, Tally, Terriermon and Henri (episode 3.01 "Guilmon  Comes Alive Part 1")'),
('10854',' Although this is Suzie first appearance, she does not get her speech  impediment until much later (episode 3.01 "Guilmon Comes Alive Part  1").'),
('10855',' Although Henri and Terriermon are introduced in the last episode,  they do not speak until this episode (episode 3.02 "Guilmon Comes  Alive Part 2: Digimon, Digimon Everywhere").'),
('10856',' DEBUT: Growlmon, the Champion version of Guilmon (episode 3.08 "A  Question of Trust")'),
('10857',' DEBUT: Henris family (episode 3.04 "It Came From the Other Side").'),
('10858',' DEBUT: Allomon. Allomon is the Armor Digivolved form of Hawkmon  through the Digi'),
('10859','Egg of Courage (episode 3.06 "O Partner, Where Art  Thou?").'),
('10860',' Digimon who want Rika to have either of them as her partner (in the  1st, 2nd, and 3rd window): Gekomon, Deramon, Minomon, Musyamon,  WaruMonzaemon, Apemon, Phantomon, Tapirmon, Tsubumon, Mummymon (in  his human disguise), Gizamon, Tuskmon, Aquilamon, SkullMeramon (in  his hat and trench coat from Season 1) and 2 Digimon who might be  Apocalymon and Dolphmon (episode 3.06 "O Partner, Where Art Thou?").'),
('10861',' DEBUT: Impmon. Impmon is styled after actor, Joe Pesci (qv)s  voice (episode 3.06 "O Partner, Where Art Thou?").'),
('10862',' DEBUT: Kyubimon and Jeris Mother, Rumiko Nonaka (episode 3.06 "O  Partner, Where Art Thou?").'),
('10863',' DEBUT: Yamakis Chief Cabinet Secretary (episode 3.07 "Now You See  It, Now You Dont")'),
('10864',' The title for episode 3.07 "Now You See It, Now You Dont" is  re'),
('10865','used later in season 4.'),
('10866',' DarkLizardmon Is Also Called Darkrizamon (episode 3.13  "Juggernaut").'),
('10867',' Victims of IceDevimon that are in his collection: Gotsumon,  Floramon, Kiwimon, Gizamon, Pumpkinmon, Gekomon, Crabmon, Elecmon,  Vegiemon, Gazimon, and Mushroomon (episode 3.10 "The Icemon  Cometh").'),
('10868',' Flybeemon is the Armor'),
('10869','Digivolved form of Hawkmon through the  Digi'),
('10870','Egg of Knowledge (episode 3.12 "Divided They Stand").'),
('10871',' Harpymon is the Armor Digivolved form of Hawkmon through the  Digi'),
('10872','Egg of Light (episode 3.12 "Divided They Stand").'),
('10873',' DEBUT: Rapidmon (episode 3.17 "Duel With the Deva")'),
('10874',' The first time a DigiBattle takes place between the evil version and  good version of the same Digimon, WarGreymon fighting  BlackWarGreymon (episode 2.46 "Duel of the WarGreymon").'),
('10875',' In the original, the "Digimon Sovereign" is called "God of Digimon"  (episode 3.18 "Digital Beauty")'),
('10876',' DEBUT: Taomon (episode 3.18 "Digital Beauty")'),
('10877',' Mihira was a Deva who was an eastern protector in Asian myth, whose  animal is the Tiger (episode 3.14 "Grow Mon Grow").'),
('10878',' Indra was the name of the Storm God of Hindu myth; he was the leader  of the pre'),
('10879','Vedic gods. He was compared to similar gods like Thor,  Zeus, and Marduk. As a Deva, he was a protector of the south and  symbolized by a stallion (episode 3.19 "Impmons Last Stand").'),
('10880',' DEBUT: Ai and Mako, Impmons DigiDestined and Henris Sensei  (episode 3.19 "Impmons Last Stand").'),
('10881',' DEBUT: Babel, Curly and Daisy, the Monster Makers and Dolphin  (episode 3.20 "Out of the Blue")'),
('10882',' DEBUT: Tadashi, Markus and Shannyn Katou (episode 3.24 "The Journey  Begins")'),
('10883',' Makura is the name of a Deva of the West, symbolized by the monkey.  Makuramons shapeshifting powers are a wink of sort towards Kong,  the Monkey King of the Chinese "Journey Westward" which was  inspiration of shows like Dragonball, Monkey Magic, and few others.  Makuramons roles were from Kaorwu/Tabris of Evangelion, pretty much  to fit in with the kids to further his own plans. Mush censoring was  used in this episode, especially to the Tokyo Capital Building,  where Hypnos is located, after Makuramon overloaded the Hypnos  mainframe (episode 3.23 "A World Apart").'),
('10884',' In the first, second, and third view of the ripped sky, during  Vikaralamons rampage, youll see appearances by Seadramon,  MetalSeadramon, Okuwamon, Devimon, DarkTyrannomon, Whamon,  SkullGreymon, Mammothmon, Snimon, SkullMeramon, Tortomon, Airdramon,  Gesomon, 2 Octomon, And 2 Tyrannomon (episode 3.23 "A World Apart")'),
('10885',' This marks the second death of Myotismon (episode 2.50 "A Million  Points of Light").'),
('10886',' This marks the deaths of Arukenimon and Mummymon (episode 2.48  "Oikawas Shame Part 1").'),
('10887',' Myotismon, one of the big bads from season one, returns in episode  2.48 "Oikawas Shame Part 1" as MaloMyotismon .'),
('10888',' Leomon makes his first appearances out of the first two seasons  continuity (episode 3.21 "Jeris Quest").'),
('10889',' It is known that a different actor recorded Guilmon for the first  two episodes of Season 3, and was then replaced by  Steven Jay Blum (qv), who re'),
('10890','recorded those episodes. The identity  of this actor is unknown, but he apparently did several other voices  for season three .'),
('10891',' DEBUT: Chatsuramon, Chuchidarumon and Beelzemon (episode 3.27  "Motorcycle Madness")'),
('10892',' DEBUT: Makuramon, Voice styled after Roddy McDowall (qv), in  homage to his role in the original "Planet of the Apes" (episode  3.23 "A World Apart").'),
('10893',' DEBUT: Babamon and Jijimon (episode 3.26 "Kazu and Kentas Excellent  Adventure")'),
('10894',' Ryos debut in the show was based from the fact he made a cameo of  two in the previous series. Therefore, Konaka added him in, giving  Ryo a fan made Digimon that had popularity, Cyberdramon (episode  3.28 "Blame It on Ryo").'),
('10895',' DEBUT: Clockmon and Hagurumon (episode 3.28 "Blame It on Ryo")'),
('10896',' Ryo is the also known as the Mysterious Tamer of Legend. He  originally began life in the world of Seasons 1 and 2, but gained  the power to cross through dimensions during his trips to the  Digital World. Ryo remained in the Tamers universe because of  Cyberdramon'),
('10897','who was too dangerous to take anywhere else (episode  3.28 "Blame It on Ryo").'),
('10898',' DEBUT: Ryo, officially (episode 3.28 "Blame It on Ryo")'),
('10899',' Nohemon is the Armor'),
('10900','Digivolved form of Wormmon through the Digi'),
('10901','Egg  of Sincerity (episode 3.29 "Goliath").'),
('10902',' DEBUT: Infermon (episode 3.30 "The Imperfect Storm")'),
('10903',' Beelzemons voice was modified in his next appearance, in episode  3.30 "The Imperfect Storm".'),
('10904',' Andromon has been in all three Seasons of Digimon. However, this  time he has a different voice. The Gekomon, also having been in all  three seasons, retained their original voices, but now appear for  the first time without the Otamamon with them (episode 3.31 "Kazus  Upgrade").'),
('10905',' In the original, the Gekomon were really making saké, a Japanese  alcohol rice drink. In the dub, they changed them to milkshakes  (episode 3.31 "Kazus Upgrade").'),
('10906',' Kazu gets a Digivice and is partnered with Guardromon (episode 3.31  "Kazus Upgrade").'),
('10907',' DEBUT: Shibumi and Kenta and Kazus Parents (episode 3.32 "Shibumi  Speaks")'),
('10908',' Neil Kaplan (II) (qv), who plays Divermon, voices him with a great  impression of Bullwinkle J. Moose (episode 3.32 "Shibumi Speaks").'),
('10909',' DEBUT: Antlymon/Lopmon (episode 3.33 "Rabbit Transit")'),
('10910',' Lopmon/Antylamon was a guy in the original version. However, got a  gender change not only for the pink colouring, but his accent (Hein  Japanese) lacked any gender'),
('10911','defining words. Besides different colour  schemes, Lopmon and Terriermon are different in mouth lining  (Lopmons is a upside'),
('10912','"V" to make him more bunnyish, and Terriermon  "2'),
('10913','U"s to give him a puppy'),
('10914','look.) Antira was a Deva who protects the  east, who is symbolized by the Rabbit (episode 3.33 "Rabbit  Transit").'),
('10915',' The mark on Guilmons body, which glow on Megadramon, is called the  "Digital Hazard", much like the hazard sign of a nuclear meltdown.  As explained in another continuity, Digimon Chronicle. The Digital  Hazard causes a chain of events that destroy the entire Digital  World when it has overloaded capacity. Takatos dreams scenes are  much like Shinjis in Evangelion, but Shinjis had most of the  Evangelion cast. A new type of Digimon Evolution, Human + Digimon  (episode 3.35 "Give a Little Bit").'),
('10916',' In the original, only Guilmon spoke as Gallantmon, whose original  name was "Dukemon". In addition, most of his dialogue had "I,  Dukemon" (episode 3.35 "Give a Little Bit").'),
('10917',' From this episode, Bob Marx (I) (qv) substituted for  Jeff Nimoy (qv) after he left the show. Michelle Ruff (qv) was  the substitute for Tifanie Christun (qv) due to Christun was not  there at the time of the recording. Wendee Lee (qv) (the  substitute for Colleen OShaughnessey (qv)) said only one  line..."You hear what happened?" Both Ruff and Marx are credited  under stages names, Brigette Hoffman and R. Martin Klein (episode  2.43 "Invasion of the Daemon Corps")'),
('10918',' On it is second full showing on ABC Family, Disney decided not to  air episode 2.46 "Duel of the WarGreymon".'),
('10919',' On its second full run on ABC Family, Disney decided to not air  episode 2.44 "Dark Sun, Dark Spore".'),
('10920',' On it is second full showing on ABC Family, Disney decided not to  air episode 2.45 "The Dark Gate".'),
('10921',' Begins the Oikawa Saga (episode 2.38 "A Very Digi Christmas").'),
('10922',' Like the Blue Colored MetalGreymon that was seen Earlier in the  Season Black WarGreymon is also a Virus Type'),
('10923',' DEBUT: Kabuterimon (episode 1.05 "Kabuterimons Electro Shocker")'),
('10924',' Togemons name comes from the Japanese word toge, meaning, "needle".  Monzaemons name comes from Chiasmatis Monzaemon, a famous Japanese  puppet'),
('10925','theatrics. Numemons name comes from the Japanese word  numenume, meaning slippery. (episode 1.06 "Togemon in Toy Town")'),
('10926',' The parts where VenomMyotismon flattening Angewomon with a rock and  actually hits Angemon have been cut out (episode 1.39 "The Battle  for Earth")'),
('10927',' This is the first and last time we Salamons digivolving sequence  (episode 1.40 "Enter the Dark Masters").'),
('10928',' In a scene that was edited out of the American version of this  episode, Puppetmon tries to shoot TK with a real gun. He actually  ends up killing Deramon and Blossomon with it (episode 1.43 "Playing  Games").'),
('10929',' Despite what The DUB version says; Dark Tyrannomon died (episode  1.35 "Flower Power").'),
('10930',' Kari and Gatomon become DigiDestined (episode 1.37 "Wizardmons  Gift")'),
('10931',' In another landmark moment for the dub, the highly'),
('10932','important  Biblical reference in this episode '),
('10933',' the number of the Beast '),
('10934',' is  presented complete, as removing it would really screw up the  race'),
('10935','against'),
('10936','time feeling (episode 1.38 "Prophecy").'),
('10937',' Demi'),
('10938','Devimons last appearance '),
('10939',' Myotismon eats him (episode 1.38  "Prophecy").'),
('10940',' When Tai and Matt were hit by the arrows, some of the data of  Metal'),
('10941','Greymon and Were'),
('10942','Garurumon were copied for the new mega forms  of Agumon and Gabumon, which is why WarGreymon is human'),
('10943','like and  MetalGarurumon is a cyborg (episode 1.38 "Prophecy").'),
('10944',' The part where VenomMyotismon actually hitting MetalGreymon out of  the sky has been cut out (episode 1.38 "Prophecy")'),
('10945',' This marks the last appearance of Myotismon in any form until the  second season finale (episode 1.39 "The Battle for Earth").'),
('10946',' It is revealed that Kari is the eight child and Gatomon is her  Digimon (episode 1.34 "The Eighth Child Revealed")'),
('10947',' First time a Digimon digivolves without being near their  DigiDestined. TK was in trouble and Patamon, whom had taken off,  digivolved into Angemon (episode 1.33 "Out on the Town").'),
('10948',' In the original Japanese version, Pumpkinmon and Gotsumon were  killed instead of being sent to a dungeon, like the American version  illustrates (episode 1.33 "Out on the Town").'),
('10949',' This marks the first appearance of SaberLeomon (episode 1.46  "Etemons Comeback Tour").'),
('10950',' This is the first time the words "to be continued..." are used at  the end of an episode. It is used on every episode thru season 4  (with the exception of the season finales) (episode 1.32 "Gatomon  Comes Calling")'),
('10951',' In a scene edited out of the US version of this episode, Puppetmon  pokes Etemons butt with his nose. This causes Etemon to fart on  him, grossing out Mimi, Joe, and Ogremon (episode 1.46 "Etemons  Comeback Tour").'),
('10952',' Because of the terrorist attacks on the USA of 11 September 2001,  ABC Family edited out MachineDramon using his giga cannon attack to  explode the building at the end of this episode (episode 1.48 "My  Sisters Keeper").'),
('10953',' In a rather landmark moment for the American version, when Koromon  relieves himself on the car seat, it is fully acknowledged that he  has just pooped. In the past, those little pink swirls have been  referred to as "sludge", and bathroom humor has been limited, but  here, they do not try to hide it (episode 1.30 "Almost Home Free").'),
('10954',' In the Japanese version, the person who picks up the kids is not  Soras cousin. It was a stranger (episode 1.30 "Almost Home Free").'),
('10955',' The part where Tai and Matts Punches hitting each other have been  edited out for being too violent (episode 1.45 "The Ultimate Clash")'),
('10956',' In the Japanese version, Tai got his face slapped for what had  happed to Kari, Hence why his face turned slightly red in the flash  (episode 1.48 "My Sisters Keeper").'),
('10957',' This episode is widely considered to be one of the best, if not THE  best, episodes from season one (episode 1.52 "Piedmons Last Jest")'),
('10958',' Kabuterimon makes his debut in here. His name comes from the  Japanese word, kabutomushi, and meaning beetle. Andromon name comes  from an English word android, meaning a human like robot'),
('10959',' Patamon digivolves to Angemon for the first time (episode 1.13 "The  Legend of the Digidestined").'),
('10960',' Ends the DevimonDark Gear saga (episode 1.13 "The Legend of the  Digidestined").'),
('10961',' Begins the Quest for Crests Saga (episode 1.14 "Departure for a New  Continent")'),
('10962',' Episode 1.14 "Departure for a New Continent" is the first episode to  be written by Jeff Nimoy (qv) and Bob Buccholz (qv), who went on  to become voice directors and story editors in the shows future'),
('10963',' The cards in episode 1.28 "Its All in the Cards", were used for the  Digimon Series 2 TV cards as special insert cards.'),
('10964',' The Eighth Child Saga begins (episode 1.20 "Home Away from Home").'),
('10965',' First reference to Mimi and her Princess Complex (episode 1.25  "Princess Karaoke")'),
('10966',' When Mimi sings her song to wake up ShoganGekomon she refers to him  as Shoganmon. Throughout this episode ShogunGekomon is referred to  as Shoganmon except when he is DigiScanned (episode 1.25 "Princess  Karaoke")'),
('10967',' Episode 1.26 "Soras Crest of Love", is intended to reveal to the  kids the traits of their Crests, which they are not supposed to have  known before now. However, the dub slips up in a few previous  episodes, identifying some Crests by name.'),
('10968',' In the original, Nanimon was getting drunk off beer, not getting  hyperactive because of pop (episode 1.27 "The Gateway to Home").'),
('10969',' Besides the hot spring scene (with a slightly perverted Gomamon),  another scene edited out was when Devimon clawed Leomon in the back  & threw a Black Gear in the open wound (episode 1.08 "Evil Shows His  Face").'),
('10970',' There was a scene cut from the Japanese version of episode 1.08  "Evil Shows His Face" because it was indecent for younger American  viewers (the Japanese culture has different views on what their  children should be allowed to see). The scene takes place while the  children are bathing in the mansion. Matt and Tai get out of the  water to get Joe, who doesnt want to come in. Then Gomamon comes  flying over the side (thanks to Palmon) and lands on Joe, knocking  him out. During this time, none of the three boys are wearing  anything, and you can see their rear ends.'),
('10971',' Garurumon makes his debut in episode 1.03 "Garurumon". His name  comes from a Japanese word garuru, meaning growling. Seadramon &  Monochromon also make their debuts in the same episode; Monochromon  gets its name from a word monochrome, meaning one color.'),
('10972',' Greymon gets its name from the misspelling of the word great.'),
('10973',' The meanings for Rookies names (only Palmons name comes from  English words):  '),
('10974',' Agumon: agurabana=wide flat nose  '),
('10975',' Gabumon: gabugabu=guzzling  '),
('10976',' Biyomon: misspelling of its original Japanese name Piyomon that    comes from a word piyo=sound of bird  '),
('10977',' Tentomon: tentomushi=ladybug  '),
('10978',' Palmon: combo of words pal=friend and palm tree  '),
('10979',' Gomamon: goma=sesame seed; check out the shape of the spots on his    back  '),
('10980',' Patamon: patapata=flapping.  '),
('10981',' Kuwagamons name comes from a Japanise word kuwagatamushi, which    means stag beetle'),
('10982',' After episode 1.02 "The Birth of Greymon", Tom Fahn (qv) took over  the role of Agumon. But Michael Lindsay (II) (qv) still does  Greymons voice'),
('10983',' Tai is the only non'),
('10984','exclusive member of the main kid'),
('10985','cast. He  debuted as the hero of the V'),
('10986','Tamer comic book series, with a  different Digimon [Zeromaru the Veedramon; who would reappear in  Season 2 as Veemon].'),
('10987',' Birdramon name comes from bird, obviously, combined with short  version of Dragon. Moreover, same thing goes to a lot of Digimon  like Seadramon and Airdramon and Machinedramon. Meramons name comes  from Japanese word meramera, meaning, "burning".'),
('10988',' In case the show wasnt a success, they made an alternate ending for  episode 13 where after Devimon was defeated Gennai appeared and sent  the kids back home.'),
('10989',' First time the Digi'),
('10990','vices are called the Digi'),
('10991','vices was in 1.10 "A  Clue From the Digi'),
('10992','Past".'),
('10993',' The first 13 episodes are available as a DVD box set online. It is  the only full saga of Digimon so far to have been released with all  the episodes in it .'),
('10994',' DEBUT: Etemon, and Richard Epcar (qv), who provided the voice of  Etemon, made him sound like Elvis Presley (qv).'),
('10995',' In the original version Joes Crest is the Crest of Faith (Aka  Sincerity) which also applies to the Digi'),
('10996','Egg Of Reliability of  Season 2'),
('10997',' In the original, Mimis Crest is the Crest of Purity (Because Mimi  hates fighting), which also applies to the Digi'),
('10998','Egg of Sincerity in  Season 2.'),
('10999',' In the US version, it is mentioned that Giga Destroyer is  MetalGreymons most lethal attack however in the original of the  Giga Blaster Attack'),
('11000',' Piedmons original name was Piemon, referring to the French  clown'),
('11001','type, Pierrot, which Japan adopted even in anime.'),
('11002',' In the original, Puppetmons name was Pinochimon, a reference to  Pinnochio'),
('11003',' In the original the special DigiEgg were called Digimentals and the  command for the Digimentals is "Digimental Up"'),
('11004',' It was due to how popular Zeromaru was in V'),
('11005','Tamer that Toei and  Bandai created Veemon (A chibi'),
('11006','Veedramon) for Digimon'),
('11007','02. This  series marks the use of "DigiArmor Energize".'),
('11008',' The original name for DNA Digivolution is Jogress Digivolution'),
('11009',' "Arukenimon" is the romanji of her Japanese name, Arachnemon. The  original script had her named as "Sasoriberamon", which in English  could had been Scorpiveramon, meaning the design of her true form  was to be a Arachnid, but it was a choice between a spider and a  scorpion.'),
('11010',' Azulongmons original name was Quinlongmon, which  "Qinglong"(Blue'),
('11011','Dragon) was Mandarin for "Shenlong"(God'),
('11012','Dragon). Its  Japanese counterpart was Seiryuu (Holy Dragon). Seiryuu was guardian  of the east and his element was wood, which has an association with  thunder and lightning.'),
('11013',' The term for Digi Modify in the original is Card Slash'),
('11014',' The title of episode 3.11 "Much Ado About Musyamon", comes from  William Shakespeares comical play Much Ado About Nothing.'),
('11015',' In the original Matrix Digivolution, which is what the Tamers  Digimon use to Digivolve to Ultimate in the Dub, is what the Tamers  and their Digimon use to Digivolve to Mega that is used later in the  Season, which we know as Biomerge Digivolution.'),
('11016',' Director Chiaki Konka (qv), a BIG fan of Evangelion, modelled  WarGrowlmon after berserker Evangelion'),
('11017','01. It can be said of  comparing the Tamers to the Evangelion pilots: Takato to Shinji (Shy  kid), Rika to Askua (Temperamental red'),
('11018','head), and Henri to Rei (only  in hair colour and acting mature).'),
('11019',' The Devas are name of the group of Gods in PreVedic/Hindu mythology  and Demons in Persian myth. Hence, why it is believed Deva was the  root word for Devil, from Persia.'),
('11020',' Beelzemons voice was designed during recording for "Digimon Rumble  Arena" video game.'),
('11021',' Of all of the major villains, the only one who wasnt a virus type  was MetalSeadramon, who was a data'),
('11022','type.'),
('11023',' In Japanese, Kari (or Hikari as she is called in Japan), means light'),
('11024',' SPOILER: In every season Leomon appears, he is eventually killed'),
('11025',' The setting of the cruise ships insides looks similar to the  setting of the movie "Titanic".'),
('11026',' Leomon officially becomes Jeris partner.'),
('11027',' In 2001, this show evolved into a new show called "Springboard".'),
('11028',' In episode 10 "Kyllä, herra pääministeri!" the boardroom was headed  by Finlands prime minister Matti Vanhanen.'),
('11029',' The name of Dilberts company, Path'),
('11030','E'),
('11031','Tech Management, comes from  the merger of two companies in the first season: Pathway Electronics  and E'),
('11032','Tech Management.'),
('11033',' Main theme, composed by Elfman, Danny (qv), was taken from the  theme for the movie _Forbidden Zone (1980)_ (qv) (the first movie  for which Elfman composed music) '),
('11034',' hence its title, "The Dilbert  Zone".'),
('11035',' The characters of Wally and Alice are based on a couple of  Scott Adams (II) (qv) real'),
('11036','life former coworkers. Wally comes from  a man who wanted to take a generous buyout package from the company  Adams worked for '),
('11037',' but one for the worst performers. This gave him  an incentive to be totally lazy, incompetent and surly. Alices  inspiration was a woman who made two grown men cry.'),
('11038',' The character of Loud Howard only made one appearance in the comic  strip, but has a much larger role in the series.'),
('11039',' Dilbert doesnt have a mouth in the comic strip. But the animators  needed to give him a mouth for his dialog. They compromised by  giving Dilbert a mouth only when he speaks.'),
('11040',' Jackie Hoffman was credited in every episode of the show as a  regular cast member even though she only appeared in 12 out of 30 of  them.'),
('11041',' Kathy Griffin was appearing in _"Suddenly Susan" (1996)_ (qv) when  this show aired, and her NBC contract at the time did not allow her  to receive on'),
('11042','screen credit for the voice of Alice. Shes mentioned  by name in DVD extras for The Complete Series, and interviewed about  it, but her name is not in the credits of any episode.'),
('11043',' Tony Clifton (alter ego of Andy Kaufman (I) (qv)) verbally  harassed Dinah Shore (qv) throughout the show. He pressured her  into singing a duet with him even though she had a sore throat.  Finally, during a cooking segment with Sammy Davis Jr. (qv),  Clifton dumped a pan of eggs over Shores head live on the air. The  show quickly cut to a commercial and Clifton/Kaufman was escorted  out of the studio. The tape of the incident was destroyed.'),
('11044',' Daws Butler (qv)s last voice project.'),
('11045',' The final broadcast was 29 July 1950.'),
('11046',' Victoria Wood insisted that the title "dinnerladies" should be  spelled with a lower'),
('11047','case D.'),
('11048',' The majority of the cast and many of the guest actors had appeared,  or went on to appear, in Victoria Wood (I) (qv)s favourite soap  opera, _"Coronation Street" (1960)_ (qv). They were: '),
('11049',' '),
('11050','  Thelma Barlow (qv) played Mavis Riley/Wilton, 1971'),
('11051','1997 '),
('11052','  Anne Reid (qv) played Valerie Tatlock/Barlow, 1961'),
('11053','1971 '),
('11054','  Sue Cleaver (qv) played Eileen Grimshaw, 2000 onwards '),
('11055','  Shobna Gulati (qv) played Sunita Parekh/Alahan, 2001'),
('11056','2006 '),
('11057','  Maxine Peake (qv) played Belinda Peach, 1999 '),
('11058','  Duncan Preston (qv) played Dennis Stokes, 2004 '),
('11059','  Sue Devaney (qv) played Debbie Webster, 1984'),
('11060','1985 '),
('11061','  Joanne Frogatt (qv) played Zoe Tattersall, 1997'),
('11062','1999 '),
('11063','  Jane Hazlegrove (qv) played Sue Clayton, 1985 '),
('11064','  Jackie Downey (qv) played Fiona, 2007 '),
('11065',' Steve Huison (qv) played  Michael Pearce, 1997 '),
('11066',' Graham Seed (qv) played Prosecuting  Solicitor, 1981 '),
('11067',' Lynda Baron (qv) played Renee Turnbull, 1997 '),
('11068','  Lill Roughley (qv) played Lorraine Thomson, 1996 '),
('11069','  Howard Crossley (qv) played Lorry Driver, 1982 '),
('11070','  Kaleem Janjua (qv) played Soresh Parekh, 2001 '),
('11071',' Liam Fox (qv)  played Delivery Man, 2005 '),
('11072',' Andrew Dunn (II) (qv) played several  roles, 2003, 2007 '),
('11073',' Sue Wallace (qv) played several roles, 1980,  2005 '),
('11074',' Shireen Shah (qv) played several roles, 1993, 1995 '),
('11075','  Peter Lorenzelli (qv) played several roles, 1976, 1978, 1980,  1984, 1997 '),
('11076',' Jack Smethurst (qv) played several roles, 1980'),
('11077','1983,  2001 '),
('11078',' Peter Martin (III) (qv) played several roles, 1976, 1977,  1980 '),
('11079',' Christine Moore (I) (qv) played several roles, 1978, 1981,  2005, 2007 '),
('11080',' Bernard Wrigley (qv) played several roles, 1976,  1977, 1986, 1991, 1996, 1999'),
('11081',' Earls middle name is Sneed. Robbies middle name is Mark.'),
('11082',' In the episode, "Earl Wins Big," it was revealed that Mr.  Richfields first name is Bradley.'),
('11083',' Seven episodes that did not air in prime time aired when the show  went into syndication.'),
('11084',' Earl is 43. Fran is 38. Robbie is 14. Charlene is 12. Baby is 1. Mr.  Richfield is 42.'),
('11085',' Grandma Ethyls maiden name is Hinkleman.'),
('11086',' Most of the characters names are of petroleum corporations  (Sinclair, Hess, BP, Phillips).'),
('11087',' Robbie and Charlene go to Bob Labrea High School, where the team  mascot is The Rampaging Trilobites.'),
('11088',' Jim Henson originally got the idea of a live action show featuring  animatronic Dinosaurs after being impressed by the technology his  Creature Shop was developing for the first Teenage Mutant Ninja  Turtles film. When the show went into production the same technology  was then used to create the Dinosaurs, as Jim Henson envisioned.  Many of the Ninja Turtle suit actors even worked as various Dinosaur  suit actors for the series.'),
('11089',' In one episode, Baby Sinclair is taken to the Cave of the Elders  where he is given his official name: Ooh Ooh Ah Ah Im Dying You  Idiot Sinclair. The name was later taken back in exchange for his  new official name: Baby Sinclair.'),
('11090',' James Belushi (qv) wanting to pursue a film career, turned down  the role of Earl Sinclair.'),
('11091',' A feature film spin'),
('11092','off was planned during the fourth season. But  the shows falling ratings resulted in the cancellation of the show  and the planned film.'),
('11093',' Another reason for the dinosaur family name to be Sinclair is that  when the Sinclair oil company was still in existence, its gas  stations had as their logo the image of a green four'),
('11094','legged dinosaur  (the brontosaurus or apatosaurus.)'),
('11095',' The full'),
('11096','size dinosaur costumes came in two parts, a full body suit  and a separate animatronic head. The head contained radio'),
('11097','controlled  motors that moved the jaw, lips, eyes, and eyebrows. For closeup  speaking and lip'),
('11098','sync, the heads were separated and operated by a  team of puppeteers.'),
('11099',' In the final episode, "Changing Nature", which aired in July 1994,  every character died. TV listings contained warning to parents that  the tragic ending might upset young viewers.'),
('11100',' Howard Handupme, the newscaster, was the very first character seen  and the first to speak in the very first episode, and is the very  last character to speak and be seen in the very last episode.'),
('11101',' SPOILER: Charlene and Robbie return from their trip around the  world, their mother has cooked their favorite meal. When the son and  daughter ask how she knew they would return on that particular day,  she replies that she had prepared the same meal every day since they  had left. The father mentions that she had made meatloaf for eighty  days, so that is how long it took them to circumnavigate the globe,  an obvious reference to the famous Jules Verne novel (and later the  movie) "Around the World in Eighty Days."'),
('11102',' We learn that B.P. Richfield’s first name is Bradley.'),
('11103',' Robbies outlaw friend Spike appears for the first time in this  episode.'),
('11104',' This marks the first appearance of Monica DiVertebrae.'),
('11105',' In the US, ABC cancelled Dinotopia: The Series on 17 December 2002  after only airing 6 episodes, leaving 7 episodes unaired. All 13  original episodes were released on DVD in January 2004. Complete  series aired in Europe in the summer 2003.'),
('11106',' Filmed with an almost entirely Hungarian speaking crew.'),
('11107',' The Eleventh Code of Dinotopia (previously unknown since the tablet  was broken) is "Find the Light". This is the phrase written on the  front of a previous matriarchs (Marions grandmothers?) letter.'),
('11108',' In English, the boy and girl were named Peter and Joan, and the  villains name was Santos.'),
('11109',' Courtney Coxs character tells one of her reporters that she doesnt  like "Dancing in the Dark." Courtney Cox starred in Bruce  Springsteens video for Dancing in the Dark.'),
('11110',' This TV show follows and is a spin off of: The Dirty Dozen: Next  Mission (1985) (TV) , The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission (1987)  (TV) , The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission (1988) (TV), The Dirty  Dozen (1967) .'),
('11111',' The characters of Dirty Sally and Cyrus Pike first appeared on an  episode of _"Gunsmoke" (1955)_ (qv).'),
('11112',' The name "Dirty Sanchez" is in reference to a slang term for a  sexual act involving feces. In the U.S., the show is named "Team  Sanchez". In the U.S. version, any time the name of the show is  mentioned, the word "dirty" is censored.'),
('11113',' This program ran for seven years, and the year was incorporated into  the title. First it was "Discovery 62", then "Discovery 63", and  so on.'),
('11114',' This show originally aired after _"Ally McBeal" (1997)_ (qv) on  Britains Channel 4 network. The SCI FI Channel in the US bought the  show and then declined to air it when they realized how messed it up  is.'),
('11115',' Miley Cyrus (qv) performed as herself and as Hannah Montana.'),
('11116',' Disney was very strict about decency and the image of their actors  during the shooting of this program. Female Disney stars were warned  not to let their shirts ride up and/or show their midriff. All  tattoos had to be covered.'),
('11117',' Shown under five different titles, and eventually appearing on all  three of the then'),
('11118','major television networks (ABC, NBC, and CBS),  this was, and as of 2005 still is, the longest'),
('11119','running weekly prime  time network show in the history of television. "Hallmark Hall of  Fame" has run longer, but that has not been a weekly show in more  than forty years.'),
('11120',' Several of the longer installments were released as theatrical films  overseas.'),
('11121',' * Adding further information  NBC was loyal to the show throughout the 1960s and most of the  1970s, but by 1979, ratings were declining, and they demanded  changes in the format. The studio updated the visual look of the  show with a disco theme song and a fancier opening sequence. This  convinced NBC to renew the show until 1981. But the ratings did not  improve and NBC cancelled it. CBS then picked it up and featured an  even more elaborate opening sequence using then'),
('11122','state'),
('11123','of'),
('11124','the art  computer graphics. Disney cancelled the show in 1983 due to the  start of The Disney Channel. The show was revived in 1986 on ABC  then moved to NBC in 1988. It was cancelled in 1990 after 36  consecutive seasons on network television. In 1997, the show was  revived by ABC as _"Wonderful World of Disney, The" (1997)_ (qv).'),
('11125',' Walt Disney (qv)s last opening comments aired in the episode "A  Salute to Alaska", in April 1967.'),
('11126',' While declining ratings were a factor in the decision, the show  ended primarily because the studio felt it would be competing with  the then'),
('11127','new Disney Channel on cable TV.'),
('11128',' Some of the segments produced for this series would be released as  shorts in international markets.'),
('11129',' The Disney feature'),
('11130','length films were, at first, either edited down  to one hour or broadcast in two or more weekly installments, one  hour per week. It was not until the mid 1970s that the Disney  Studios finally broadcast one of their feature'),
('11131','length films complete  in one evening, the way all other films were usually telecast on  network television.'),
('11132',' The series was so popular that in 1972, NBC renewed it through 1976.  During this period, Disney was the only Hollywood studio that  routinely made money on most of its feature films.'),
('11133',' All of the ABC episodes were filmed in color, even though they aired  in black and white. When the show moved to NBC in 1961, many of the  ABC episodes that re'),
('11134','aired on NBC were shown in color and have been  that way ever since, even when those episodes aired on The Disney  Channel and released on home video.'),
('11135',' An edited version of this show was used as a serial during the  fourth season of _"Mickey Mouse Club. The" (1955)_ (qv).'),
('11136',' Because of time needed for commercial breaks, the song "Just A Toy"  was cut from this telecast.'),
('11137',' Released theatrically in England in September 1977; also known as  Harness Fever (TV) (1977) (q.v.)'),
('11138',' Released theatrically in England in September 1977; also known as  Harness Fever (TV) (1977) (q.v.)'),
('11139',' This episode was later released theatrically as a short subject.'),
('11140',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)_ (qv).'),
('11141',' Originally shown in two one'),
('11142','hour segments on "Walt Disneys  Wonderful World of Color".'),
('11143',' This show includes footage of the first cars to travel the unpaved  Lincoln Highway, Americas first cross'),
('11144','country route, in 1913. That  film was in storage at the University of Michigan and had started to  decompose, requiring careful attention by the Disney technicians to  make a permanent copy for future school use.'),
('11145',' Footage was also included from a short film produced by the Southern  California chapter of the Horseless Carriage Club, parodying the  efforts of early motorists.'),
('11146',' When the Martians are chasing the Earth woman, Donald Duck can be  spotted among the crowd of bizarre monsters.'),
('11147',' Compiled from two separate Walt Disney television episodes, "A  Diamond is a Boys Best Friend" and "Wrong Way Moochie", and shown  in Europe as a feature titled "Little League Moochie".'),
('11148',' In 1956, Golden Press published "The Walt Disney Story of Our Friend  the Atom" by Dr. Haber, incorporating artwork developed for the  show. A paperback version was published by Dell Publishing for an  older market.'),
('11149',' Disney had originally planned a show entitled "Adam to Atom" on the  subject of atomic energy. That show was canceled, though some of the  material was incorporated into this show.'),
('11150',' This show was released theatrically outside the USA in 1958.'),
('11151',' Final TV appearance of Jack Carson (I) (qv).'),
('11152',' This was originally premiered as three episodes on Walt Disneys  television show.'),
('11153',' Nick Nolte (qv)s TV debut.'),
('11154',' This film premiered as a television movie (shown on Walt Disneys  television show) in the USA, and as a feature film in Europe.'),
('11155',' Because of the blacklist in Hollywood, the writer of the film, Joan  Scott, had to use the name "Joanne Court," as a pseudonym.'),
('11156',' This was not a new TV adaptation of the story. This was actually the  first segment of the 1964 Disney theatrical film "The  Moon'),
('11157','Spinners", telecast in three one'),
('11158','hour segments (counting the  commercials) on Walt Disneys long'),
('11159','running TV show. Many of Disneys  theatrical films were first telecast in this format.'),
('11160',' Released theatrically in England as The London Connection (1979)  (q.v.)'),
('11161',' Shown theatrically outside the USA in 1962.'),
('11162',' Originally running 150 minutes when premiered in three 50'),
('11163','minute  episodes on the Walt Disney television program in the United States,  this film was trimmed to 93 minutes for theatrical release in the US  and the UK.'),
('11164',' Hammer made the film "Captain Clegg" at the same time, which  concerns the same character, Christopher Syn, created by Rusle  Thorndike. Much of the basic plot is the same. Disney had purchased  the rights to the novel "Christopher Syn", based on Syn creator  Thorndikes works. It was determined that Disney had a better hold  on the copyright name of Syn, so the characters name in Clegg was  renamed Blyss.'),
('11165',' Disney funded the rebuilding of Old Romney Church, which doubled for  Dymchurch.'),
('11166',' A promotional picture shows Patrick McGoohans face half as the  Vicar with the other half painted, instead of a mask as in the  movie, as the Scarecrow.'),
('11167',' The "Days of Syn" festival is held every even'),
('11168','numbered year (e.g.  2006) by the residents of Dymchurch for fund'),
('11169','raising purposes.'),
('11170',' The film premiered on TV in the United States, but was released  theatrically in Europe.'),
('11171',' Although the films opening credits list John Singleton Mosbys rank  as Lieutenant, during the course of the film, he carries out his  most famous act, the capture of Union General Edwin H. Stoughton.  This action was done deep in enemy territory and was completed  without a shot being fired. Mosby was quickly promoted to Major  after the mission.'),
('11172',' During a scene with Sonia Marchewka (qv) in a bathtub, she got  purple because of the cold season (the series was shot in winter),  so the production changed the color of the camera light to dissemble  the scene.'),
('11173',' There is no Director credit on this episode.'),
('11174',' Based loosely on the career of NYPD Deputy Commissioner Jack Maple.'),
('11175',' in episode 62 (season 3), "Wheres the smoke?" the name of the  "Naked Guy" as on his mug shot is Kenneth Vangaurd.'),
('11176',' When Lynne Thigpen (qv) died unexpectedly, her absence from the  show was explained by having her character, Ella Farmer, die.'),
('11177',' The ghost town and restricted area near Los Angeles International  Airport (LAX) of "Surfridge" is where much of this episode is  filmed.'),
('11178',' The episode "Shell Game" was the first half of a two'),
('11179','part crossover  episode with _"Agency, The" (2001)_ (qv).'),
('11180',' Geert Wilders (qv) was supposed to be a guest in episode 16.3  (with Cor Bakker (qv)), but for his own safety he was unable to  come. This episode is the only in the whole series with just one  guest. A season later, in episode 17.6, Wilders was a guest and  nothing was said about him not showing up a year earlier.'),
('11181',' Geert Wilders (qv) was supposed to be a guest in this episode  (with Cor Bakker (qv)), but for his own safety he was unable to  come. This episode is the only in the whole series with just one  guest. A season later, in episode 17.6, Wilders was a guest and  nothing was said about him not showing up a year earlier.'),
('11182',' Geert Wilders (qv) was supposed to be a guest in episode 16.3  (with Cor Bakker (qv)), but for safety reasons he was unable to  come. Wilders was a guest on this show and nothing was said about  him not showing up a year earlier.'),
('11183',' The germ for the TV series originally began as a comic strip called  "Finley" which revolved around a bunch of talking fish. When series  creator J. Anthony Ferlaine (qv) was unable to syndicate the  strip, he revised the concept and made it a TV show.'),
('11184',' Series creator J. Anthony Ferlaine (qv) carved the puppets,  manufactured Diver Dans helmet and sewed Miss Minervas mermaid  costume.'),
('11185',' Ferlaine filmed two pilot episodes for WCAU, but the Philadelphia  television station was purchased by CBS who had no interest in the  project. Ferlaine purchased the rights back from the network for one  dollar.'),
('11186',' Two giant fish tanks, one for long shots and the other for  close'),
('11187','ups, were manufactured so the cameraman could film the action  with live fish swimming in the foreground.'),
('11188',' The only fish used in the fish tanks were goldfish, because they  were the only species available that would swim at different levels  in the tank.'),
('11189',' The 104 episodes in the series were shot over nine months, usually  lensing three shows per week.'),
('11190',' The actors and voice specialist Allen Swift (I) (qv) prerecorded  all their lines, then lip'),
('11191','synched their actions when the cameras  were rolling.'),
('11192',' When the theme song for the show, previously recorded in New York,  was lost in the mail, one of the programs directors,  Leon Rhodes (qv), and the shows sound man, Jack Sky (qv), wrote  and recorded a new song in one day.'),
('11193',' Originally the series was written as being set in Liverpool, but  with the popularity of the sitcom _"Bread" (1986)_ (qv), the locale  was changed to Birmingham, resulting in some slightly uncertain  accents from the cast.'),
('11194',' Creator Deborah Joy LeVine (qv) originally wanted to make one of  the regular characters a lesbian cop but the network refused.'),
('11195',' The show is about women police officers in San Francisco. In real  life, many locker rooms for women cops were converted mens rooms.  Many cops put plants in the old toilets and urinals because the  fixtures were never removed. In the first season of the show, the  locker room for the women was a converted mens room that featured  plants in a old urinal stall.'),
('11196',' When actor Scott Plank (qv), who had a recurring role on the  series died in a car accident, the producers decided not to recast  his role and did an episode dealing with his characters death. The  episode became a tribute to the actor.'),
('11197',' After airing an episode called "Testimonial" (episode 3.5) that  featured actual sexual abuse survivors telling their stories on  camera, calls to the National Sexual Assault Hotline surged 75  percent.'),
('11198',' Three series regulars became pregnant during the run of the show.  The pregnancies of Lisa Vidal (I) (qv) and Lela Rochon (qv) were  hidden but the pregnancy of Nancy McKeon (qv) was portrayed.'),
('11199',' Only 30 stories exist all the other episodes have been wiped.'),
('11200',' Incidental music for this and all episodes of Dixon of Dock Green  produced by Douglas Moodie was written, orchestrated and conducted  by Alan Yates (1912'),
('11201','1991).'),
('11202',' Elton John (qv) was a fan and named his album “Captain Fantastic”  after the character in the series.'),
('11203',' “Do Not Adjust Your Set” was actually a childrens TV show.'),
('11204',' The series began as a once a month replacement for  _"Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law" (1971)_ (qv) and went weekly in  January 1974. This ABC drama ran October 10, 1973 to August 14, 1974  (14 episodes), Wednesdays 10:00 '),
('11205',' 11:00 pm.'),
('11206',' The doctors surname, Ellingham, is an anagram of the surname of the  programmes creator, Minghella.'),
('11207',' This series is credited as "arising from" the film  _Saving Grace (2000)_ (qv). However the main character, played by  Martin Clunes (qv) in both cases, is called Dr. Martin Bamford in  the film and Dr. Martin Ellingham in this series. Also, the  personality and the back'),
('11208','story of the two characters are different.'),
('11209',' The cast was not available for a long enough time in 2006 for an  entire series to be filmed, so a 2'),
('11210','hour special was made instead.'),
('11211',' Matt Frewer (qv) appeared in a public service announcement after  the show, where he cautioned against prejudice and fear toward  people dealing with HIV and AIDS, citing an example of a friend who  had to endure such trials. He was referring to  Ryan White (I) (qv), whom Matt had befriended after reading about  him in a magazine interview. The photos printed in the interview  featured a "Max Headroom" poster in Ryans bedroom.'),
('11212',' Amanda Hillwood (qv), who plays Mikes patient and would'),
('11213','be flame  Jenna Lathrop, is Matt Frewer (qv)s wife in real life.'),
('11214',' Of the 253 episodes of "Doctor Who" that were produced in the 1960s,  108 no longer exist in the BBC Television Archives due to an archive  purge in the 1970s. The most recent episode to be recovered as of  2006 is a print of the 1965 episode "The Daleks Master Plan: Day of  Armageddon", returned by a former BBC engineer in January 2004.'),
('11215',' In addition to 108 episodes that no longer exist, some episodes no  longer exist in their original format. Four episodes only survive in  an edited state '),
('11216',' "Checkmate" (The Time Meddler: Episode 4), "The  Final Test" (The Celestial Toymaker: Episode 4)*, and The War  Machines: Episodes 3 and 4. Furthermore, twelve episodes only  survive in black and white whilst originally filmed in color '),
('11217',' "The  Ambassadors of Death": Episodes 2, 3, 4 and 7, "The Mind of Evil"  (all six episodes), "Planet of the Daleks": Episode 3, and "Invasion  of the Dinosaurs": Part 1. *Edited only in the sense that the "Next  Episode" caption is missing. It was restored for the 2004 DVD  release.'),
('11218',' In addition to 108 episodes that no longer exist, some episodes no  longer exist in their original format. Four episodes only survive in  an edited state '),
('11219',' "Checkmate" ("The Time Meddler": Episode 4), "The  Celestial Toymaker": Episode 4, "The War Machines": Episode 3, and  "The War Machines": Episode 4. Furthermore, twelve episodes only  survive in black and white whilst originally filmed in color '),
('11220',' "The  Ambassadors of Death": Episodes 2, 3, 4 and 7, "The Mind of Evil"  (all six episodes), "Planet of the Daleks": Episode 3, and "Invasion  of the Dinosaurs": Part 1.'),
('11221',' The format of the shows entire run was a series of cliff'),
('11222','hanger  adventure serials. Each of the Doctors adventures would be told  across several half'),
('11223','hour episodes, with a cliff'),
('11224','hanger ending each  one. Each "season" of the show would be broken into several stories,  taking usually 4 to 6 episodes to play out '),
('11225',' on'),
('11226','screen, each  individual episode would begin with the title of the story ("The  Android Invasion", to name one), followed by the storys author,  then what episode the story the audience was watching ("Part One",  for example). This method of titling wasnt established until late  in the third season; prior to that, every episode was given its own  unique title. Because of this, there are no official story titles  to the earliest adventures, though semi'),
('11227','official ones have been  consistently used on DVDs, books, etc.'),
('11228',' When the series was syndicated in the US, many stations did not show  it in its half'),
('11229','hour long, cliff'),
('11230','hanger format. Instead, a "movie  version", made up of all episodes of one adventure, but with the  cliff'),
('11231','hanger endings edited out, would be shown. Since the number of  episodes used to tell one story would sometimes vary (usually four  episodes, but sometimes 6, 7, or only 2), the "movie versions"  varied in length. Because of this, many stations showed the movie  versions on weekends, in late'),
('11232','night or early'),
('11233','morning slots, where  their schedules were more flexible.'),
('11234',' On three occasions, past Doctor actors have to returned to the  series as the Doctor in stories known as "multi'),
('11235','Doctor" stories,  meaning that they feature multiple incarnations of the Doctor. In  1973, the tenth anniversary story, The Three Doctors, saw  William Hartnell (qv) and Patrick Troughton (qv) return to the  role alongside Jon Pertwee (qv). In 1983, the twentieth  anniversary story, The Five Doctors, saw Patrick Troughton (qv)  and Jon Pertwee (qv) return to the role alongside  Peter Davison (I) (qv) whilst Richard Hurndall (qv) played the  role of the first Doctor (William Hartnell (qv), who had passed  away some years earlier) and Tom Baker (I) (qv) appeared only in  footage filmed for a story called Shada (1979), which was abandoned  due to strike action. Finally, in 1984 Patrick Troughton (qv)  reprized his role alongside Colin Baker (I) (qv) in The Two  Doctors.'),
('11236',' Nicholas Courtney (qv) '),
('11237',' best known in the role of Brigadier  Lethbridge'),
('11238','Stewart '),
('11239',' is the only actor to have appeared alongside  six of the seven original series Doctors. He did not appear with  Colin Baker. His first appearance was an Space Security Agent Bret  Vyon in "The Daleks Masterplan". He is also the honorary president  of the Doctor Who Appreciation Society.'),
('11240',' Many actors have been considered for the role of the Doctor over the  years but only Ron Moody (qv) has twice declined the role. He was  first choice after Hartnell left but refused (as did  Peter Jeffrey (I) (qv)), and he also turned down the chance again  in 1969 when Troughton left. Graham Crowden turned down the role  after Pertwee and veteran British comedian Richard Hearne (qv) was  also considered but rejected for insurance purposes. In the revived  version, _"Doctor Who" (2005)_ (qv), Bill Nighy (qv) came closest  to assuming the role after Christopher Eccleston (qv) left but was  rejected at the last minute in favour of David Tennant (I) (qv)  (Nighy amusingly blamed Tennant for being better'),
('11241','looking).'),
('11242',' Changes to the cast were a regular fixture of the series '),
('11243',' only four  of the series 26 seasons (the 8th, 22nd, 25th and 26th) did not  include an arriving or departing regular cast member. Only two  regular characters did not get a departure scene: the character of  Dodo Chaplet disappeared halfway through the 1966 serial "The War  Machines"; the character Liz Shaw simply did not return after the  1970 season. The departures were explained in dialogue in subsequent  episodes. Actors Mary Tamm (qv) and Colin Baker (I) (qv) did not  get leaving scenes '),
('11244',' their characters (Romana and the Doctor,  respectively) returned at the beginning of the following season  played by different actors. However, their characters belonged to a  race whose appearance, it had already been established, would  frequently change thus making the change of actors easy to explain.'),
('11245',' The list of actors who have played the Doctor is closer to fourteen  than seven; one actor played William Hartnell (qv)s robot double  and another played the Doctors hands in "The Celestial Toymaker".  Peter Cushing (qv) played the Doctor in the first two Doctor Who  movies. Also, Richard Hurndall (qv) played the First Doctor in  "The Five Doctors", long after William Hartnell (qv) had died.'),
('11246',' Jon Pertwee (qv) had incredible difficulty learning some of the  technobabble that the Doctor is famous for, so the crew hid cue  cards in the set.'),
('11247',' "The Celestial Toymaker" received complaints that the character  Cyril was based on the _"Billy Bunter" (1952)_ (qv) character  created by Frank Richards (III) (qv), whose lawyers were incensed.  The BBC issued a statement saying that Cyril was merely a  Bunter'),
('11248','like character.'),
('11249',' William Hartnell (qv) almost left the series during "The Celestial  Toymaker" when he was almost forced out by the production team. Had  the production team had their own way, when the Doctor recovered  visibility at the end of the story (having become invisible in the  cliff'),
('11250','hanger of the previous story due to an attack by the Celestial  Toymaker), he would have been played by a new actor. The change of  actor would have been explained away as part of the Toymakers game.  This idea was vetoed by the BBC, but if it hadnt, its quite  possible that the series wouldnt have lasted so long as the concept  of regeneration might never have been invented. Ultimately, Hartnell  left the series four serials later due to ill health, which was when  the concept of regeneration was born.'),
('11251',' The original pilot episode was rediscovered in 1978 in a mislabeled  film can. After an archive purge by the BBC between 1972 and 1978,  the film survived by chance and was originally thought lost forever.'),
('11252',' The BBC owns the copyright to the design of the Police Box as used  as the design for the TARDIS. It was bought from the Metropolitan  Police.'),
('11253',' The longest running sci'),
('11254','fi series ever made for television.'),
('11255',' The pilot episode of the series, made to sell the idea to the heads  of Drama at the BBC, has only been shown on television in the UK  once, in 1991. It remains as one of the few remaining episodes from  the 1960s and is in its original unedited format.'),
('11256',' When it became clear that failing health was affecting his  performance and relationship with the cast and crew,  William Hartnell (qv), the first actor to play the Doctor, was  asked to leave the show. Rather than cancel the successful series,  the writers came up with the Doctors ability to regenerate his body  when he is near death, which allows for the smooth transition from  one actor to another playing the role.'),
('11257',' Originally, the Doctors time machine, the TARDIS, was to have a  different appearance in order to blend in wherever and whenever it  materializes due to its "chameleon circuit." However, it was decided  that this constant changing of a regular prop would be too  expensive. So, it was decided that the circuit would be permanently  disabled due to the TARDIS age, thus retaining the appearance of a  1963 Police Callbox.'),
('11258',' The name of the Doctors time machine, the TARDIS, is short for  "Time And Relative Dimension In Space". In later serials, this was  changed to "Time And Relative Dimensions In Space" (Dimensions in  plural)'),
('11259',' Marter, Ian (qv), who played Surgeon Lt. Harry Sullivan, also  wrote the novelizations of several Dr. Who stories.'),
('11260',' Aces full real name was never revealed during the series, (first  name confessed to Mel in "Dragonfire" as Dorothy) however it was  later established as being Dorothy McShane when "Doctor Who"  returned in a series of original novels published by Virgin Books  under licence from the BBC. Likewise, Mels last name was never  revealed on air, but according to scripts and press material, her  last name was Bush. The only human characters whose full names have  not to date been revealed in any form are Vicki and Leela.'),
('11261',' Julia Sawalha (qv) auditioned for the role of Ace.'),
('11262',' As William Hartnell (qv)s illness progressed, he started to have  memory problems and often forgot his lines. Many unusual ad libbed  lines in place of those scripted were passed off as part of the  Doctors character.'),
('11263',' The distinctive TARDIS sound effect is officially classified as a  piece of music and was created by rubbing the bass strings of a  piano with a key.'),
('11264',' Two reasons are given for the first episode of the first series  series being repeated the following week: a) it aired the day after  John F. Kennedy (qv)s assassination and as a result drew lower  than expected audiences. b) there was a widespread power failure and  the episode was not seen nationwide.'),
('11265',' Jon Pertwee (qv) was fond of using the phrase "reverse the  polarity" in his dialog, so the writers made sure his incarnation of  The Doctor said it frequently. The most common use was the  technobabble sentence "Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow",  which, due to its popularity with fans, was also used occasionally  by later Doctors.'),
('11266',' The series was originally devised as an educational program for  kids, with co'),
('11267','creator Sydney Newman (qv) having no intention of  featuring "bug eyed monsters." The first episodes featured cavemen.  But when the Daleks were introduced, the attitude of the program was  forever changed. Even so, the series continued to alternate between  science fiction and purely historical stories for several seasons.'),
('11268',' Two years before the creators of _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv) were  allowed to remake their pilot episode, the BBC allowed the makers of  "Doctor Who" to remount their pilot. This alternate version was  transmitted on TV in 1991, released on video in 1991 and 2000, and  on DVD in 2006.'),
('11269',' The Beatles (qv) make a cameo appearance on a 1965 episode called  "The Chase", in which theyre seen on a time scanner performing  "Ticket to Ride" on _"Top of the Pops" (1964)_ (qv). Originally, the  plan was to have the actual musicians appear as old men, but the  idea was vetoed by Beatles manager Brian Epstein (I) (qv).  Ironically, the live footage used in the episode is all that remains  of this performance, as the episode of Top of the Pops it was taken  from was erased.'),
('11270',' Attempts were made to get Queen Elizabeth II (qv) to appear on a  1988 episode celebrating the shows 25th anniversary, just as she  had appeared on an episode of _"Coronation Street" (1960)_ (qv).  Buckingham Palace refused, so an impersonator was used, instead.'),
('11271',' During the 1970s, series star Tom Baker (I) (qv) attempted to have  a feature film made titled "Doctor Who Meets Scratchman", which  would have co'),
('11272','starred Vincent Price (I) (qv).'),
('11273',' The series was in part inspired by the British  _"Quatermass Experiment, The" (1953)_ (qv) TV serials of the 1950s.  In 1988 the show paid homage by referring to Quatermass in the 1988  episode "Remembrance of the Daleks." It is also implied that this  episode takes place the day "Doctor Who" made its debut on TV.'),
('11274',' Although a number of spin'),
('11275','offs were considered throughout the course  of the programme (including vehicles for the Daleks, for UNIT, and  for the Jago and Litefoot characters from the Tom Baker (I) (qv)  serial "The Talons of Weng Chiang"), only one was ever produced as a  pilot. _"K'),
('11276','9 and Company" (1981)_ (TV) (aka "A Girls Best Friend"),  aired initially as a Christmas special. Although the pilot fared  well in the ratings, the BBC decided not to proceed with a series.'),
('11277',' When the script called for him to recite coordinates to program the  TARDIS, Tom Baker (I) (qv) would sometimes rattle off a string of  digits that was actually the telephone number to the "Doctor Who"  production office; no one ever caught on.'),
('11278',' The word "dalek" became so familiar to British audiences in 1960s  that it was added the Oxford English Dictionary.'),
('11279',' Several versions of the theme tune were used over the years, with  the most famous being used from 1963 to 1980 (albeit with a slight  rearrangement and the addition of an echo chamber effect being added  in 1966). A disco version of the tune became a hit in the UK in  1978, and an electronica version reached number 1 in 1988.'),
('11280',' The version of the "Doctor Who" logo that was used from 1970 to 1973  during the Jon Pertwee (qv) era would later resurface as the logo  for the 1996 revival film, after which it once again became the  official logo for most Doctor Who'),
('11281','related merchandise. As of 2005,  it is used as the official logo for the "classic series" with a  brand new logo used on all merchandise relating to the 2005 revival.'),
('11282',' Due to ill health, William Hartnell (qv) was unable to appear in  the third episode of "The Tenth Planet" (1966), which was also his  penultimate episode. Ironically, the final episode of the serial has  since been lost and consequently the last surviving episode from the  Hartnell era doesnt even feature Hartnell.'),
('11283',' TV editing was very difficult in the 1960s, and so (in common with  most other British TV drama at the time) many early episodes of  "Doctor Who" were recorded "as live". If the actors fluffed their  lines, the others had to cover for him/her. There are several  obvious instances of this in the series, such as in "The Web Planet"  where actor William Hartnell (qv) forgot his lines, leading to  co'),
('11284','star William Russell (II) (qv) to prompt him by asking "What  galaxy is that in then, Doctor?". In order to facilitate this style  of recording, the actors were allowed a four'),
('11285','day rehearsal period  (Monday'),
('11286','Thursday) followed by camera rehearsal on Friday day and the  actual studio recording Friday evening. Saturdays were often spent  on location recording inserts for future episodes, and the actors  were given Sunday off before the process started again for the next  episode on Monday morning.'),
('11287',' Michael Jayston (qv), a Shakespearian actor, played an  "intermediate" future incarnation of the Doctor known as the  Valeyard, who existed between the Doctors twelfth and thirteenth  incarnations.'),
('11288',' In the 1976 season, The Doctor started operating his TARDIS from the  crafts secondary control room, an obviously older version of the  main control room with wood paneling and a Victorian design motif.  This set was abandoned when it was discovered that the paneling  warped while in storage during the hiatus and the series had the  Doctor begin using the regular control room again.'),
('11289',' Lyrics were added to the theme for a 1972 single by series star  Jon Pertwee (qv) who chose to recite, not sing, the words. The  single was called, "Who Is The Doctor?".'),
('11290',' During its 26 years, the series only filmed episodes outside Britain  on a few occasions. The first was in 1979 when "City of Death" was  filmed in Paris. Later episodes filmed outside the UK were "Arc of  Infinity" (Amsterdam), "Planet of Fire" (Canary Islands), and "The  Two Doctors" (Spain). Plans to film episodes in the United States  and Singapore fell through.'),
('11291',' Co'),
('11292','creator Sydney Newman (qv), who also devised  _"Avengers, The" (1961)_ (qv), never received screen credit as  creator of the series or any of its subsequent spin'),
('11293','off films.  Newman later took legal action against the BBC in an attempt to be  recognized as creator of the series, but failed.'),
('11294',' Some television reference works erroneously list Terry Nation (qv)  as the creator of this series. Nation created the Daleks, which were  responsible for the series early success. The two 1960s spin'),
('11295','off  movies _Dr. Who and the Daleks (1965)_ (qv) and  _Daleks Invasion Earth: 2150 A.D. (1966)_ (qv), carry the credit  "Based on the BBC television serial written by Terry Nation" '),
('11296','  referring to the "Doctor Who" scripts written by Nation, upon which  the movies were based. Some people misunderstood this credit,  believing it was crediting Nation as creating "Doctor Who" itself.'),
('11297',' For its entire run, the series did not have a "bible" to keep it  consistent. Later in the series run, the production team started  consulting fans on continuity matters.'),
('11298',' The original version of Ron Grainer (qv)s theme music was created  electronically in 1963 by Delia Derbyshire (qv) and  Brian Hodgson (qv) of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, and was one of  the first TV themes so created.'),
('11299',' Tom Baker (I) (qv) had two different length scarves. A shorter one  was used for outdoor shoots to prevent the actor from snagging the  scarf in anything as he walked.'),
('11300',' The BBC announced an 18'),
('11301','month break in the series in 1984. The  series returned to the air in 1986. After the series ended in 1989,  fans tried again to get the show back, but were unsuccessful. There  were numerous "false starts" as attempts were made to produce a  feature film based on the series. In the early 1990s,  Steven Spielberg (qv) was widely reported to have been interested  in making a film version and a number of script treatments were  written. Ultimately, in 1996, the United States Fox Network  co'),
('11302','produced (with the BBC) and aired a TV movie which failed to  spark a new series. In late 2003, the BBC announced that it was  finally going to be broadcasting a new series of Doctor Who in 2005.'),
('11303',' Ranked #18 in TV Guides list of the "25 Top Cult Shows Ever!" (30  May 2004 issue).'),
('11304',' The character Doctor Who was ranked #22 in TV Guides list of the  "25 Greatest Sci'),
('11305','Fi Legends" (1 August 2004 issue).'),
('11306',' Colin Baker (I) (qv) was on the shortlist for at least two guest  roles. Patrick Troughton (qv) was once offered a guest part'),
('11307',' The visual effect used in the original sequence uses a technique  called "howl'),
('11308','round" and was designed by graphic designer  Bernard Lodge (qv) and special effects expert  Norman Taylor (II) (qv).'),
('11309',' The design of the Daleks was never based on an actual pepper pot and  was designed around a seated person. The pepper pot was used by  designer Raymond Cusick (qv) to demonstrate how he envisaged it  moving.'),
('11310',' Only three of the Dalek "costumes" from the 1960s survive today. One  such original prop has been cut open and is at the "Doctor Who"  exhibition in Blackpool, where children can climb inside and see  what it is like to be a Dalek.'),
('11311',' David Troughton (qv) '),
('11312',' Patrick Troughton (qv)s son '),
('11313',' appeared  as an extra alongside his father in "The Enemy of the World". He  later played King Peladon in Jon Pertwee (qv)s "The Curse of  Peladon". He was sharing a flat with an future 6th doctor '),
('11314','  Colin Baker (I) (qv) '),
('11315',' at the time.'),
('11316',' On an similar theme to the family connection, both Yeti stories "The  Abominable Snowmen" and "The Web of Fear" feature an father and  daughter team of Jack Watling (qv) (Professor Travers) and  Deborah Watling (qv) (Victoria)'),
('11317',' The Whomobile was never actually called that name. It was referred  to as The Alien by its producers, but was never named on screen.'),
('11318',' Bessie, who appeared on several occasions in the early 1970s, with  the licence plate "WHO 1". This private plate had already been  purchased by another party and so the BBC were unable to acquire it  for the series. Instead they used a fake "WHO 1" plate on private  roads, and the cars actual plate "MTR 5" was used only in  long'),
('11319','shots.'),
('11320',' Tom Baker (I) (qv) was working as a hod'),
('11321','carrier after several  roles fell through when he was approached to take on the role of the  fourth doctor.'),
('11322',' None of the UNIT army suits survive as they were disposable (and  were disposed of).'),
('11323',' A number of scripts for season 23 were under development when the  show was cancelled temporarily. Proposed stories included the return  of the Toymaker in "Nightmare Fair" '),
('11324',' to be filmed in Blackpool, as  well as "Mission to Magnus" which united Sil and the Ice Warriors.'),
('11325',' David Banks (I) (qv) '),
('11326',' the actor in the Cyberleaders suit in  stories such as "Silver Nemesis" '),
('11327',' stepped into the Doctors shoes  in some of the performances of "The Ultimate Adventure".'),
('11328',' The first six seasons of the series were mostly shot on black and  white 405'),
('11329','line videotape (although some later episodes were recorded  on 625'),
('11330','line tape and others directly onto 35mm film). Of those black  and white episodes all original videotape copies were wiped. The  episodes from that period still in existence today exist only in the  form of telerecordings (also known as Kinescopes).'),
('11331',' Writer Terry Nation (qv) got the idea for the Daleks wheeled  motion seeing the Georgian State Dancers at the theatre: they wore  floor'),
('11332','length skirts and bent their knees slightly to glide as if on  castors.'),
('11333',' When designer Matt Irvine (qv) was asked to build the K9 prop for  the serial "The Invisible Enemy", no one told him it would be  required beyond that story. Thus, the prop Irvine designed was only  capable of traversing the studio floor and proved useless when  brought on location for subsequent stories. Irvine eventually built  a second K'),
('11334','9 that could cover rougher ground.'),
('11335',' The motorized K'),
('11336','9 prop was extremely heavy, and a hollow version was  constructed for scenes in which the actors had to carry it.'),
('11337',' K'),
('11338','9 was a constant source of difficulty for the crew: the cameras  interfered with the signals from its remote operator, causing it to  frequently run amok; it was difficult to frame the prop so that it  was visible with the human actors; and the prop sat so low to the  ground that even a cigarette butt could stop it dead. The writers  didnt care for K'),
('11339','9 either, feeling his extraordinary abilities made  solving problems too easy for the Doctor and his companions.'),
('11340',' In 2006, it has been reported that the lost episodes of 1968 serial  "The Invasion" (parts 1 & 4), using existing audio clips, would be  reconstructed via animation, courtesy of British studio Cosgrove  Hall, the same team who produced the now'),
('11341','defunct 2003 on'),
('11342','line  adventure "Scream of the Shalka."'),
('11343',' The Daleks Master Plan, The epic 1965 Dalek story was the longest  Dr. Who adventure in the original Series which ran for 13 episodes.  The War Games, Patrick Troughtons last story as the Doctor was the  second longest Dr. Who adventure in the original series and ran for  10 episodes.'),
('11344',' Due to the BBCs policy of junking episodes in the 1970s, this  episode no longer exists in the archives. Several clips survive in  the form of an 8mm home movie reel shot off a television set. They  are: four seconds of Barbara in her cell talking to the Doctor about  regretting having taken Susan to see the physician; three seconds of  Barbara remarking on the Doctors Regional Officer of the Provinces  disguise; one second of Ian talking in the surgery; two different  one second shots of the Doctor talking; and one second of Ian and  Barbara in Jules house, surprised by Lemaitres entrance. These  clips are included on the "Doctor Who: Lost in Time" DVD box set  released in 2004.'),
('11345',' William Hartnell (qv) doesnt appear in this episode because he  was on holiday at the time. His place was taken by another actor who  had played the Doctors android double in an earlier episode that  was part of the series that is now called "The Chase".'),
('11346',' This episode survives only as a 16mm tele'),
('11347','recording.'),
('11348',' This serial was the last to use individual titles for each episode  until the premiere of the revival series Doctor Who (2005) (qv) in  2005.'),
('11349',' Donald Sutherland was the original choice to play Wyatt Earp but was  not available.'),
('11350',' This episode survives only as a 16mm tele'),
('11351','recording.'),
('11352',' This story was made up of four episodes and as was the trend in  early Doctor Who they all had separate titles. The titles were as  followed:  '),
('11353',' Episode 1: An Unearthly Child  '),
('11354',' Episode 2: The Cave of Skulls  '),
('11355',' Episode 3: The Forest of Fear  '),
('11356',' Episode 4: The Firemaker'),
('11357',' When this episode was first aired, parts of Britain were suffering a  power failure, which meant the program was only seen by a  disappointing 4.4 million people.'),
('11358',' In the original script, the "PRIVATE" notice at the junk yard was  originally supposed to appear significantly newer than the lettering  on the gates. The junkyard was also supposed to contain: "a  broken'),
('11359','down old shed".'),
('11360',' Director, Waris Hussein (qv), selected the Form 4A school children  from pupils at the Corona Stage School.'),
('11361',' The two school girls walking out the classroom are looking at a  picture of the pop singer Frank Ifield (qv).'),
('11362',' The first school scene was re'),
('11363','written to reduce the tension between  Barbara and Ian. In the original script, Ian says: "When Ive had a  bad day, I come in here [the staff room], and I want to smash all  the windows.". Barbara retorts: "It hasnt been a bad day", and Ian  remarks: "Youre just naturally like that?". Barbara: "I hope not.  Ive had another kind of day. A very puzzling kind of day".'),
('11364',' Director, Waris Hussein (qv), was keen to use as much mobile  camera work as possible.'),
('11365',' In the original script, Ian was Susans form master, and called her:  "the all'),
('11366','time, A1, dyed'),
('11367','in'),
('11368','the'),
('11369','wool enigma of Coal Hill  Comprehensive".'),
('11370',' After Barbara and Ian leave Susan alone in the class room, the idea  that Susan should do something mysterious was a late, unscripted  inclusion. In the previously recorded original version, Susan  doodled in the book. In this version, it was decided to abandon the  doodling, and zoom in on the book instead. The design team asked for  a book with an identifiable picture of Robespierre on the cover.'),
('11371',' {Arc of Infinity: Part 1 (#20.1)}'),
('11372',' Peter Cushing (qv) was a possible for Borusa  (Leonard Sachs (qv)).'),
('11373',' Peter Davidson (I) (qv) and Eric Saward (qv) were both baffled  why the serial was set in Holland.'),
('11374',' The Lord President was originally nameless but at a late stage it  was decided turn the character into Borusa, who had featured in two  serials "The Deadly Assassin" and "The Invasion of Time".'),
('11375',' Leonard Sachs (qv) was very keen to work on this story as he had  not done any TV drama since 1976'),
('11376',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive. However, director Waris Hussein (qv) passed a  complete set of telesnaps to the BBC archives in 2004.'),
('11377',' Brian Glover (qv) was first a possible for undercover policeman  Russell (Terry Molloy (qv))'),
('11378',' Sarah Berger (qv) replaced Koo Stark (qv).'),
('11379',' Maureen Lipman (qv) was offered the cameo role of Flast.'),
('11380',' It has been estimated that 55 deaths occur on screen in this serial.'),
('11381',' The last ever appearance of Alastair Lethbridge'),
('11382','Stewart'),
('11383',' During filming of a sequence in "Battlefield" where Ace is trapped  in a water tank, actress Sophie Aldred (qv) suffered minor cuts  when the glass front to the tank cracked. Further problems were  caused as the water flooded the studio floor and electrocution was  barely avoided.'),
('11384',' John Nathan'),
('11385','Turner intended for a long time to direct this story but  late in the day Ron Jones was hired.'),
('11386',' John Natahan turner cast the three main guest leads Lady  Cranleigh(Barabara Murray), Sir Robert Muir(Moray Watson) and Lord  Cranleigh(Michael Cochrane).'),
('11387',' John Nathan'),
('11388','Turner first offered Lady Cranleigh the main guest  starring role To Dinah Sheridan but she was N/A.'),
('11389',' The first Doctor Who to be shot outside the UK. It was shot in  Paris, France.'),
('11390',' This episode holds the "Doctor Who" (1963) (qv) series rating record  with 16.1 million viewers.'),
('11391',' This episode contains possibly the largest number of Bond actors for  a Doctor Who episode. Of the nine credited cast members, four have  appeared in Bond films '),
('11392',' Catherine Schell appeared (under the name  Catherina von Schell) in On Her Majestys Secret Service, Julian  Glover played Kristatos in For Your Eyes Only, John Cleese played R,  subsequently Q, in The World Is Not Enough and Die Another Day, and  Tom Chadbon appears in Casino Royale.'),
('11393',' John Dawson (III) (qv)was first cast as Bert Rowse.'),
('11394',' The Daleks were written into this story when a script originally  intended to use the Daleks was not used at the last moment.'),
('11395',' Sara Griffths replaced Lynn Gardener'),
('11396',' Chris Clough replaced Bob Gabriel'),
('11397',' Ken Dodd was third choice to play the Tollmaster'),
('11398',' Sophie Aldred auditioned for Ray (Sara Griffths)'),
('11399',' The holiday camp scenes were shot in a real holiday camp.'),
('11400',' The actress first cast as Jall dropped out because she was  indisposed.'),
('11401',' The first appearance of Lalla Ward as Romana.'),
('11402',' As the next serial “City of Death” was to have location shooting in  Paris, savings were made by not hiring high profile guest actors for  this serial.'),
('11403',' Bernard Finch was to play an minor role but dropped out before  taping.'),
('11404',' Kate Nelligan was considered for the Patrica Quinn role.'),
('11405',' The last appearance of Mel. and the first appearance of Ace'),
('11406',' The last appearance of Glitz.'),
('11407',' The main guest lead was a original character called Razorback but  John Nathan Turner thought as the character was quite like Glitz he  turned the character into GLitz.'),
('11408',' Edward Peel was 4th choice for Kane.'),
('11409',' Shrin Taylor replaced Lesley Nicol'),
('11410',' Voted best Story in the Doctor Who Magazine Season poll.'),
('11411',' Voted best Story by The Doctor Who Apprecation Society.'),
('11412',' {Earthshock: Part 1 (#19.19)}'),
('11413',' Winner of the Doctor Who magazine best Story in their Season Poll.'),
('11414',' Voted by members of Doctor Who Appreciation Society best Story of  Season 19 in their Season Poll.'),
('11415',' The Troopers laser beams were digitally altered in the DVD release  to look more effective.'),
('11416',' Beryl Reid was Cast by John Nathan'),
('11417','Turner. The rest of the cast was  chosen by Peter Grimwade.'),
('11418',' The regular cast and Eric Saward thought Beryl Reid was miscast.'),
('11419',' Patricia Phoenix was a possible for Captain Briggs.'),
('11420',' Steve Martin (I) (qv) nicknames Adric the "Bambis Mother" of  science fiction.'),
('11421',' Keith Barron (qv) was fifth choice for Captain Striker.'),
('11422',' The last appearance of The White Guardian and The Black Guardian.'),
('11423',' John Nathan Turner has said in interviews that Wrack was first  offered to Glenda Jackson.'),
('11424',' David Rhule (qv) was cast as Mansell and attended the first day of  rehearsal, however a strike at the BBC changed the recording dates,  and he had to withdraw his services.'),
('11425',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive. However, director Waris Hussein (qv) passed a  complete set of telesnaps to the BBC archives in 2004.'),
('11426',' BBC paperwork states that this was originally titled as "The Cave of  Five Hundred Eyes". When they came to recording, it had been  shortened to just "Five Hundred Eyes".'),
('11427',' The Drahvins were originally intended to be male, but were made  female at the last moment.'),
('11428',' Last appearance of Roger Delgado (qv) as The Master.'),
('11429',' The version of this chapter used in the DVD is a few minutes longer  than the one originally transmitted by the BBC and features a  discarded arrangement of the Doctor Who theme. This is because it  was a rough cut assembled during post'),
('11430','production and never intended  to be seen by the public.'),
('11431',' William Lucas (I) (qv) was ill with flu while taping this serial.'),
('11432',' The first of only two scripts of the original series to written by  Doctor Who Fans the other being Ghostlight.'),
('11433',' Bernard Padden replaced Billy McColl at short notice.'),
('11434',' The last story of Victoria Waterfield.'),
('11435',' Hilary Minister Was first cast in another role.'),
('11436',' First Apperence in the series of Davros Creator of The Daleks.'),
('11437',' Michael Wisher was 3rd choice for Davros after David Ballie and Roy  Skelton passed.'),
('11438',' Voted best Story in the Doctor Who Apprecation Society Season Poll.'),
('11439',' Dennis Lill and Michael Caine were possibles for Josiah Samuel smith  (Ian Hogg).'),
('11440',' This episode survives only as a 16mm tele'),
('11441','recording.'),
('11442',' The working title of this episode was "Guests of the Guillotine".'),
('11443',' The three shots of the Doctor walking through Paris, was the first  instance of location filming for _Doctor Who (qv)_. The location  filming actually took place at Denham and Gerrards Cross in  Buckinghamshire. In these shots, Brian Proudfoot (qv) had to  double for William Hartnell (qv) as the Doctor.'),
('11444',' Before this story was filmed, Louise Jameson (qv) wore dark  contact lenses to make her naturally blue eyes look brown. They were  difficult to see through; the end scene (in which Leela is  temporarily blinded, and left with blue eyes) was written to  eliminate them.'),
('11445',' On 22 November 1987, WTTW Channel 11 in Chicago (PBS) was airing the  Doctor Who "Horror of Fang Rock" serial when suddenly the stations  broadcast signal was illegally hijacked. For about a minute and a  half, the show was interrupted by a broadcast of somebody wearing a  Max Headroom mask, babbling and humming incoherently and then being  spanked bare'),
('11446','bottomed with a fly swatter. Some sources say that the  perpetrators were never caught, despite national news coverage and  an FBI investigation, while other sources say he was identified as a  local college student.'),
('11447',' In order to tint her blue eyes brown for the part of Leela,  Louise Jameson (qv) wore colored contact lenses that made  everything appear red. Jameson found the effect so difficult to work  through that she petitioned the producers to change Leelas eye  color; this was duly done at the end of "Horror of Fang Rock", where  a powerful explosion causes "pigmentation dispersal" in Leelas  eyes, changing them from brown to blue.'),
('11448',' Dennis Lill replaced Anthony Bate.'),
('11449',' Michael Gough was a possible for Dr Fendelman.'),
('11450',' Producer Barry Letts replaced Douglas Camfield as director because  of the latters heart problems after location filming.'),
('11451',' The role of Petra was first offered to Kate OMara but the dates  clashed with two Hammer Films she had signed to appear in Source  both Doctor Who Magazine'),
('11452',' Private Ogden was to feature in later parts of the stories but  Georgre Bryson was not free during that chunk of taping, so Ogdens  Lines were given to a character called Bryson'),
('11453',' Nerys Hughes (qv) replaced Marti Webb (qv).'),
('11454',' Dorothy Alison (qv) was a possible for Aunt Vanessa.'),
('11455',' John Fraser (qv) was third choice for The Monitor, it was offered  to Nigel Stock (qv) and Hwyel Bennett (qv)'),
('11456',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive. However, director Waris Hussein (qv) passed a  complete set of telesnaps to the BBC archives in 2004.'),
('11457',' The only Doctor Who in which The Doctor and his companions do not  appear.'),
('11458',' Alan Bromly quit in the last block of shooting. Graham Williams took  over.'),
('11459',' Richard Briers (qv) was third choice for The Chief Caretaker'),
('11460',' Judy Cornwell was 3rd choice for Maddy.'),
('11461',' Producer John Nathan '),
('11462','Turner was displeased with Richard Briers  performance thinking it was over the top'),
('11463',' Cilve Merrison was 4th choice for The Deptuy Cheif Caretaker'),
('11464',' Clive Merrison replaced Edward Hardwicke'),
('11465',' T.P Mckenna was considered for The Cheif Caretaker'),
('11466',' Graeme Harper (qv) was attached to this project at one time.'),
('11467',' Michael Troughton (qv) was interviewed for a featured guest role.'),
('11468',' Writer Peter Grimwade (qv) was furious at the casting of  Dallas Adams (qv) as Prof. Foster. He had written the part for an  elderly man and this casting caused Grimwade to cut his links with  Doctor Who.'),
('11469',' The first time the word "regeneration" is used to describe the  doctors transformation.'),
('11470',' Roy Denton (qv) was the original choice for the 1st Man, but after  he fell ill Will Stampe (qv) was cast at very short notice.'),
('11471',' This episode is missing from the BBC archives.'),
('11472',' This episode survives only as a 16mm tele'),
('11473','recording, recovered from  a television station in Cyprus circa 1985. Prior to this, a print  was returned to the BBC, by a private collector in May 1982.'),
('11474',' Production assistant Timothy Combe (qv) directed this episode,  uncredited, when Henric Hirsch (qv) collapsed from stress just  before recording.'),
('11475',' It was Peter Grimwade who suggested Michael Sheard for Laurence  Scarman.'),
('11476',' it was Robert Holmes that suggested Bernard Archard for Marcus  Scarman.'),
('11477',' The 1988 episode "Remembrance of the Daleks" was the first Dr. Who  serial to be recorded and broadcast in stereo. Apart from music  programme _"Top of the Pops" (1964)_ (qv), it was also the first  programme to be aired in stereo in the UK.'),
('11478',' Simon Williams was third choice for Group captain Gilmore'),
('11479',' Apparently features the broadcast of  _"Doctor Who: An Unearthly Child (#1.1)" (1963)_ (qv) but Ace turns  off the TV before the title is announced.'),
('11480',' As Ace is leaving the boarding house, the television is on, and the  BBC announcer says "And Saturday viewing continues with an adventure  in the new science fiction series, Doc'),
('11481','" and is cut off, referencing  the fact this serial takes place in 1963, the year "Doctor Who"  first aired.'),
('11482',' The debut Of Terry Molloy as Davros'),
('11483',' Rula Lenska was third choice for Doctor Styles'),
('11484',' This story (four episodes, not two) initiates the "Dalek Civil War"  theme with ultimate control being contested by Davros and The  Supreme (or Emperor) Dalek.'),
('11485',' The farewell appearance of Tegan and penultimate appearance of  Turlough.'),
('11486',' Ray Brooks (II) (qv) was offered Orcini'),
('11487',' William Gaunt (I) (qv) was cast at short notice.'),
('11488',' Terry Molloy (I) (qv) was ill with flu while taping.'),
('11489',' SPOILER: Despite being the main guest star of this two part serial,  Eleanor Bron (qv) only has scenes with The Doctor after her  character has been killed'),
('11490',' Dudley Sutton (qv) turned down Vorus.'),
('11491',' Alec Wallis (qv) replaced Malcolm Thompson (II) (qv).'),
('11492',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive. However, director Waris Hussein (qv) passed a  complete set of telesnaps to the BBC archives in 2004.'),
('11493',' The first Serial to star Tom Baker (I) (qv).'),
('11494',' First appearance of Harry Sullivan.'),
('11495',' Donald Pickering has said in interviews he does not recall working  on this project at all.'),
('11496',' The last acting role of Anton Diffring.'),
('11497',' According to various cast and crew members the only reason Anton  Diffring accepted this role is so he could watch Wimbleon.'),
('11498',' Leslie French was 3rd choice for the Mathimatican.'),
('11499',' Charles Gray was asked to Play De Flores'),
('11500',' Larry Hagman was offered a cameo role.'),
('11501',' The 25th Anniversary story "Silver Nemesis" featured considerable  location filming at an disused gas works. In the 1990s the gas works  site was destroyed and the Millennium Dome was built on the site.'),
('11502',' Brian Grellis replaced Christopher Farries'),
('11503',' John Carson was 2nd choice to Ambrail'),
('11504',' Colette O Neil was 3rd  choice for Tanha'),
('11505',' Martin Cluness first TV role.'),
('11506',' First appearance of The Autons.'),
('11507',' First appearance of John Pertwee (qv) as the Doctor.'),
('11508',' First appearance of Liz Shaw.'),
('11509',' Although this was Matthew Waterhouses second story it was the first  to be made.'),
('11510',' John Normingtion was offered the male guest lead of Aukon.'),
('11511',' The last time Anthony Ainley played The Master on TV.'),
('11512',' The last Doctor Who of the original series to be transmitted.'),
('11513',' Hale and Pace swapped roles.'),
('11514',' The character of Sgt Paterson was originally a policeman but this  was changed as the producer did not want a negative portrayal of a  policeman.'),
('11515',' This was Sarah Suttons final episode.'),
('11516',' Norman Stanley replaced Haydn Jones.'),
('11517',' The first appearance of The Master, Jo Grant and Mike Yates.'),
('11518',' Ian Marter was first offered Mike Yates but was busy'),
('11519',' Episode 2 is the only surviving episode from this serial. The other  5 episodes are missing from the BBC archives.'),
('11520',' The last appearance of Harry Sullivan.'),
('11521',' It was first intended that Bridagier Lethbridge'),
('11522','Stewart would appear  in a cameo role. But Nicholas Courtney was not free, so  Lethbridge'),
('11523','Stewart was written out and his lines given to Faraday  played by Patrick Newell.'),
('11524',' The last appearance of Benton.'),
('11525',' Cyril Luckham was not free to play The White Guardian.'),
('11526',' The last Doctor Who serial to feature Mary Tamm as Romana.'),
('11527',' The first Doctor Who serial to feature Lalla Ward.'),
('11528',' {The Awakening: Part 1 (#21.5)}'),
('11529',' Dennis Lill (qv) was fourth choice for Sir George Hutchingson.'),
('11530',' Eric Saward (qv), the script editor, in interviews has alleged he  wrote most of the story in rewrites.'),
('11531',' The original commission featured the Daleks.'),
('11532',' The cameo part of Tegans Grandfather, Andrew Verney, was offered to  Maurice Denham (qv) but he was not free.'),
('11533',' Originally intended to be a four part serial, but cut to two early  in the script editing stage.'),
('11534',' Christopher Barry has said in interview with Doctor who magazine he  considered Peter Cushing and Vincent price for Solon the main guest  lead.'),
('11535',' Christopher Gable was third choice for Sharez Jek.'),
('11536',' Christopher Gable was first cast as Major Salateen.'),
('11537',' Only episode 4 of this story is currently in the BBC Archive.'),
('11538',' Peter Stephens was originally going to play one of the characters  from Gerald Savorys stage play "George and Margaret," but Savory  withdrew permission for his characters to be used at the last  moment, and Gerry Davis had to rewrite the script; in fact, it was  Gerry who came up with the final edit, but BBC policy at the time  forbade him to claim a co'),
('11539','writers credit for the script.'),
('11540',' At the end of Episode Four, there was an apology in the form of an  oral announcement after the credits to the estate of Frank Richards,  the creator of the schoolboy hero Billy Bunter, because the  character Cyril '),
('11541',' depicted in the episode as an overage schoolboy '),
('11542','  resembles Billy Bunter.'),
('11543',' When first seen in the studio the phallic nature of Erato the  creature shocked the cast and crew and had to be altered at short  notice.'),
('11544',' Sylvia Syms (I) (qv) was offered the cameo role of Miss Hardacre.'),
('11545',' {The Dead Planet (#1.5)}'),
('11546',' This story is made up of seven episodes:  '),
('11547',' Episode 1: The Dead Planet  '),
('11548',' Episode 2: The Survivors  '),
('11549',' Episode 3: The Escape  '),
('11550',' Episode 4: The Ambush  '),
('11551',' Episode 5: The Expedition  '),
('11552',' Episode 6: The Ordeal  '),
('11553',' Episode 7: The Rescue'),
('11554',' This installment had to be remounted due to talk'),
('11555','back '),
('11556',' direction  from the on'),
('11557','set director to the cast '),
('11558',' that had made it onto the  original versions soundtrack.'),
('11559',' The 1976 episode "The Deadly Assassin" marked the only time The  Doctor worked alone, with no companion or assistant. On the other  hand, a 1965 episode (now lost) called "Mission to the Unknown",  didnt feature the Doctor or his assistants at all.'),
('11560',' The Monoids made their only appearance in this story '),
('11561',' usually  referred to as "The Chase" '),
('11562',' owing to the difficulties the men  inside them were having in controlling them; they would not even fit  through most doors.'),
('11563',' Matthew Corbett replaced a actor who dropped out.'),
('11564',' The only complete serial in Doctor Who to only feature the regular  cast, with no guest actors appearing.'),
('11565',' Only Episode Three of this serial exists in the BBC Archives. The  audio for all six episodes exists, however, and has been released by  BBC RADIO. The release features linking narration by  Frazer Hines (qv).'),
('11566',' Phlilip Bond replaced Dinsdale Landen at the 11th Hour.'),
('11567',' The first appearance of Leela'),
('11568',' The last ever story to feature Ben And Polly.'),
('11569',' This was broadcast at Christmas, and ended with  William Hartnell (qv) breaking character, and the fourth wall, to  wish viewers a Merry Christmas.'),
('11570',' The cameo role of the Stalllady was offered to Patricia Hayes.'),
('11571',' The part of The Ringmaster was first offered to  Clarke Peters (qv).'),
('11572',' The Doctor is seen reading "Juggling for the Complete Klutz" by John  Cassidy and B. C. Rimbeaux in his first scene in this episode.'),
('11573',' Last appearance of Jo Grant.'),
('11574',' The last story as a regular of Sarah Jane Smith.'),
('11575',' Stephen Yardley and Glyn Owen were among those on the shortlist for  Prof Watson (Glyn Houston)'),
('11576',' Judith Paris was 3rd choice to play Eldred.'),
('11577',' Richard Vernon and John Welsh were possibles for the cameo role of  Sezom.'),
('11578',' John Arnatt was fourth choice for Borusa'),
('11579',' In the original ending, Leela was killed by a Sontaran trying to  save the Doctors life. But it was changed, since it was felt it  would be too traumatizing for the younger viewers, and it was  changed to Leela remaining behind on Gallifrey and falling in love  with Commander Andred.'),
('11580',' Kenneth Waller replaced an actor who withdrew his services.'),
('11581',' The debut of K9.'),
('11582',' The first appearance of The Master since "The Deadly Assassin" in  1976'),
('11583',' The first story to feature Nyssa.'),
('11584',' Francesca Annis (qv) was originally asked to play Kassia.'),
('11585',' Diana Rigg was considered for Kassia (Sheila Ruskin).'),
('11586',' Helen Mirren (qv) was also considered for Kassia.'),
('11587',' Donald Pickering (qv) has said in interviews he does not recall  working on this project at all.'),
('11588',' Only episodes 1 and 3 are currently in the BBC Archive, the others  remain lost.'),
('11589',' The Macra would late turn in the David Tennant(I) (qv) Story  “Gridlock”.'),
('11590',' Colin Baker (I) (qv) did all his own stunts.'),
('11591',' The first appearance of The Rani.'),
('11592',' Jon Laurimore (qv) replaced David Swift (I) (qv).'),
('11593',' Many of the costumes used in the story had previously appeared in  _Romeo and Juliet (1968/I)_ (qv) (1968). Both stories are set in  Italy in the 15th century.'),
('11594',' Andy Ho was cast as Fu Peng did film some scenes but was replaced by  Kristopher Kum because the production team were displeased with Hos  acting.'),
('11595',' The character of Jamie was added at short notice.'),
('11596',' Peter Green replaced Gordon Sterne.'),
('11597',' Until 2005s The Chrismas Invasion, this story contained the shows  only Christmas episode which was entitled "The Feast of Steven".'),
('11598',' Only three episodes from this story are still in the BBC Archive,  they are episodes 2, 5 and 10.'),
('11599',' Just prior to shooting the 16th season, Tom Baker (I) (qv) was  mauled by a dog and was left with a large tear in his lip (his first  thought, he claimed, was, "Now Ill be stuck with smiling parts for  the rest of my career."). The wound was covered up with make'),
('11600','up  while it was healed, but is still very noticeable throughout the  season. A scene showing the Doctor banging his lip on the TARDIS  console was added to "The Pirate Planet" to account for the  disfigurement.'),
('11601',' Gary Watson was asked to play Ranquin.'),
('11602',' Michael Sheard was considered to play Dugeen (John Leeson).'),
('11603',' Michael Hayes was asked to direct this story.'),
('11604',' Patrick Troughtons first story.'),
('11605',' The first story of Vicki.'),
('11606',' The first appearances of both the White Guardian and Romana.'),
('11607',' All the episodes from this story are currently lost.'),
('11608',' Telesnaps and extracts from the original soundtrack, are included as  part of a 30'),
('11609','minute abridged reconstruction of the story "Marco  Polo". This is included as part of "Doctor Who: The Beginning" DVD  collection released in January 2006.'),
('11610',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive. However, director Waris Hussein (qv) passed a  complete set of telesnaps to the BBC archives in 2004.'),
('11611',' The last ever appearance of Steven Taylor.'),
('11612',' Script editor David Whitaker (II) (qv) rewrote the draft script to  remove the Doctor from the plot, to allow William Hartnell (qv) a  weeks holiday. This is why Hartnell is credited, but does not  appear.'),
('11613',' The mechanical arms of the statue are the real arms of a person  stuck through the set.'),
('11614',' This episode is missing from the BBC archives.'),
('11615',' The Voord that falls down the shaft is a cardboard cutout.'),
('11616',' Kenneth Gilbert became ill with chickenpox during taping and so the  production had to rearrange his scenes for later in the schedule.'),
('11617',' Was voted best story by members of Doctors appreciation society in  their season poll.'),
('11618',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive. However, director Waris Hussein passed a complete  set of telesnaps to the BBC archives in 2004.'),
('11619',' Edward Kelsey has stated in interviews he does not remember this  project at all.'),
('11620',' Susan Engel was third choice for Vivien Fay.'),
('11621',' Winner of The Doctor Who Apprecation Season survey for best story.'),
('11622',' According to an interview with Deep Roy (qv), Johnny Depp (qv)  frequently calls this his all'),
('11623','time favorite serial in Doctor Who.'),
('11624',' The fourth episode is missing from the BBC archives and is listed as  one of the top ten missing British television programmes, alongside  the BBC news studio commentary from the Apollo 11 mission.'),
('11625',' The first ever appearance of The Cybermen.'),
('11626',' The last ever appearance of Hartnell as the first Doctor.'),
('11627',' This episode is now missing from the BBC archives and is listed as  one of the top ten missing British television programs, alongside  the BBC news studio commentary from the Apollo 11 mission'),
('11628',' This episode was the last to feature William Hartnell (qv) as the  first Doctor and also features the first re'),
('11629','generation.'),
('11630',' The last appearance of William Hartnell as the First Doctor, Richard  Hurndall would play the First Doctor in  _Doctor Who: The Five Doctors (1983) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('11631',' The last acting role of William Hartnell.'),
('11632',' Early scripts concerned the 3 Doctors joining forces to combat  various incarnations of Evil, including zombies and the goddess  Kali, though this was modified after the poor health of  William Hartnell (qv) prevented him from playing a more active  role. Other suggestions included a role for Frazer Hines (qv)  reprising Jamie McCrimmon (which was abandoned as he had prior  commitments to _"Emmerdale Farm" (1972)_ (qv)) and a possible cameo  for Wendy Padbury (qv) as Zoe Herriot.'),
('11633',' It was Jon Pertwee who suggested Ingird Pitt be cast in the cameo of  The Queen Of Atantis.'),
('11634',' First appearances of Sarah Jane Smith and The Sontarans.'),
('11635',' Clive Merrison (qv)s first TV role.'),
('11636',' A scene in which ooze pours out of a dying Cyberman was one of the  first complaints the show had about violence.'),
('11637',' This is the earliest Patrick Troughton (qv) Doctor Who serial to  exist in its entirety. Believed lost for nearly 25 years, a complete  copy was recovered in 16mm format from Hong Kong in 1992.'),
('11638',' The first ever story to feature The Cyber Controller.'),
('11639',' Michael Killgariff nearly turned down this project because of the  original fee they were going to pay him.'),
('11640',' The first appearance of Giltz.'),
('11641',' Ian Ogilvy (qv) was a possible for The Valeyard.'),
('11642',' Trevor Laird (qv), who plays the Guard Captain Frax, would later  have a semi regular role in the David Tennant (I) (qv) Era as  Martha Jones father.'),
('11643',' Brian Blessed (qv) turned down a major film so he could work on  this Serial.'),
('11644',' Phil Collins (I) (qv) was considered for Crozier.'),
('11645',' Because script editor Eric Saward had resigned in an well documented  row with John Nathan'),
('11646','Turner, there is no Script editor credit for  esp 9,10,11and 12 of this story . Nathan turner worked as script  editor.'),
('11647',' First appearance of Mel played by Bonnie Langford (qv), she  remains as of 2007, the only companion (excluding Susan, the  Doctors granddaughter) without the typical "meeting" story.'),
('11648',' Steve Martin (I) (qv) has named Mel his least favorite Doctor Who  companion of all time.'),
('11649',' Dennis Chinnery replaced Peter Clay.'),
('11650',' The last appearances of The Troughton Doctor, Jamie and The  Sontarans.'),
('11651',' Due to the BBCs policy of junking episodes in the 1970s, this  episode no longer exists in the archives. Several clips survive in  the form of an 8mm home movie reel shot off a television set. They  are: two seconds of The Doctor in Robespierres office; three  seconds of Ian talking in Jules house just after his planned  escape; one second of Ian talking the following morning, hoping he  can trust the physician; one second of Susan lying down in the  physicians surgery; and three seconds of Susan looking worried as  Barbara tries to open the surgery door.'),
('11652',' This episode is presented in full on Doctor Who: The Missing Years  (1998) (V). It is the only known episode from this storyline to  exist.'),
('11653',' Writer Eric Saward is said to have disliked Michael Robbinss  performance as Richard Mace.'),
('11654',' The master videotape was wiped by the BBC in 1967. No footage is  known to survive.'),
('11655',' The last appearance of The Troughton Doctor as a regular.'),
('11656',' The last appearance of Jamie and Zoe as regulars.'),
('11657',' The main character of this series is not named Doctor Who. The title  is a play on what people normally say when introduced to The Doctor:  "Doctor who?". In one episode it was revealed that his nickname at  school was Theta Sigma. The 1965 episode "The War Machines" and a  few episode titles broke this rule by directly referring to The  Doctor by the name "Doctor Who".'),
('11658',' The last appearance of Dodo.'),
('11659',' The first appearance of Ben and Polly.'),
('11660',' Martin Jarviss First TV role.'),
('11661',' The first appearance of Lethbridge'),
('11662','Stewart played by  Nicholas Courtney (qv).'),
('11663',' The story "The Web of Fear" was largely set on the London  Underground. The BBC were not allowed to film on the Underground so  they constructed their own studio sets of the tunnels and the  stations. These were so realistic that when the episodes were  broadcast, London Transport accused the BBC of surreptitiously  sneaking into a real station for the filming.'),
('11664',' The episode ends with the Doctor showing Zoe his last encounter with  the Daleks, to warn her of the dangers ahead if she choose to join  the TARDIS. This was used to lead in to a repeat of the story "The  Evil of the Daleks" the following week. Together with narration over  the opening of that story, this uniquely tied the only repeat of a  Doctor Who story in the 1960s into the ongoing plot'),
('11665','line.'),
('11666',' {Time and the Rani: Part 1 (#24.1)}'),
('11667',' Beyus was first offered to Don Henderson'),
('11668',' Because Colin Baker (I) (qv) refused to appear as the Doctor for  the episodes opening regeneration scene, Sylvester McCoy (qv)  ended up playing both the Sixth and Seventh Doctors.'),
('11669',' Sylvester McCoy (qv) was the first actor to play two incarnations  of The Doctor. In 1987, Colin Baker (I) (qv) refused to film a  regeneration sequence after being dropped from the lead role, so  McCoy donned a blond wig and portrayed an unconscious 6th Doctor  just prior to his transformation into Doctor #7. The second actor to  play two different versions of the Doctor was  Richard E. Grant (qv), having played The "Quite Handsome" 10th  Doctor in the BBC Comic Relief charity spoof  _Comic Relief: Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death (1999) (V)_ (qv).  He then went on to voice the 9th Doctor in the BBC web animation  _"Doctor Who: Scream of the Shalka" (2003) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('11670',' New CGI title sequence was used for the first time, costing £20,000.  The appearance of the Doctors face was originally designed  differently. It started as a skull build up developing into a head,  but this was considered too sinister and dropped. However, it was  accidentally broadcast with part four of the story. It was changed  to the correct version for the BBC video release.'),
('11671',' This was the first time a drama production had been allowed to shot  inside Heathrow Airport.'),
('11672',' Some of the character names had to be changed because their were  people working for British Airways as pilots with those surnames.'),
('11673',' The first time a drama production had been allowed to film on board  an actual Concorde.'),
('11674',' According to John Nathan'),
('11675','Turners Memoirs , Jeanna Crowley was only  cast as Vena after a number of big names passed.'),
('11676',' Jason Littler (qv) was cast as Gazak but dropped out.'),
('11677',' The first appearance of Sill.'),
('11678',' This episode is missing from the BBC archives.'),
('11679',' {Warriors of the Deep: Part 1 (#21.1)}'),
('11680',' Norman Comer replaced Robert Ashby.'),
('11681',' Ian McCulloch (I) (qv) who plays Nilson, was also a possible For  Commamder Vorshak.'),
('11682',' The characters of Doctor Solow and Preston were at first male, but  Pennant Roberts (qv) charged their gender.'),
('11683',' SPOILER: In the original script, Preston and Commander Vorshak  survived the massacre at Seabase Four.'),
('11684',' Frank Windsor was a possible for Rorvik (Gifford Rose).'),
('11685',' The last appearance of K9.'),
('11686',' The last appearance of Lalla ward as Romana.'),
('11687',' Georgia Moffett (qv), daughter of Peter Davison (I) (qv), who  starred as the Doctor from 1982'),
('11688','1984, auditioned for the part of  Rose.'),
('11689',' Christopher Eccleston (qv), largely unfamiliar with Doctor Who  because he was never a fan of the _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv),  prepared for the role of the Doctor by watching the DVD of "The  Talons of Weng'),
('11690','Chiang", a Tom Baker (I) (qv) adventure originally  broadcast in 1977.'),
('11691',' Special effects man Mike Tucker (III) (qv) who is responsible for  the model work and director Graeme Harper (qv) are the only  crewmembers to have worked on the original show.'),
('11692',' SPOILER: On Thursday 31 March 2005, the day after the show was  picked up for a second season, the BBC Press Office announced that  Christopher Eccleston (qv) was quitting the series, citing a fear  of being typecast and long working hours as reasons for his  departure. The BBC later apologized for issuing this statement, as  they had done so without consultation with Eccleston. In fact it was  agreed by mutual consent some months earlier that Eccleston would  only do one season, with the BBC holding off announcing the news  until after the series was finished. This would have allowed the  death of Ecclestons character in episode 13 to be a surprise for  the audience. Unfortunately, the BBC Press Office jumped the gun  under pressure from the British Press who were concerned that a  second season had been announced, but it had not been confirmed that  Eccleston was returning. Fan reaction to Eccelstons departure was  violent and the debate reached such a fever pitch that Outpost  Gallifrey, the biggest Doctor Who fan site on the Internet, was  forced to close down its forum for days.'),
('11693',' On Saturday 5 March 2005 (some three weeks before its TV debut), a  rough'),
('11694','cut version of episode one, "Rose" was leaked onto the  Internet by an unnamed employee of a third'),
('11695','party contractor to CBC  in Canada. The person responsible had their employment immediately  terminated. The version is mostly similar to the broadcast version '),
('11696','  the most notable difference is that instead of using  Murray Gold (qv)s new version of the theme song, a remixed  version of the original was used instead'),
('11697',' Because of the varying technical and logistical demands of the 13  episodes of the first season, filming was broken into five  production blocks. Episodes 1, 4 and 5 formed block one, and was  filmed between July and September 2004. Block 2 comprised episodes 2  and 3, and was filmed between September and October 2004. Block 3  contained episodes 6 and 8 filmed between October and December.  Block 4 was split into two sub blocks, 4A and 4B due to the large  visual effects demands of episode 7 which on its own became block  4A, filmed between December 2004 and January 2005. Episodes 9 and 10  made up Block 4B, filmed from December through February 2005.  Episodes 11'),
('11698','13 formed Block 5 filmed from February until March 2005.'),
('11699',' Producer Russell T. Davies (qv) had Christopher Eccleston (qv)s  name on a shortlist for the role of the Doctor but didnt really  think that he would accept the role. Coincidentally, Davies soon  received an email from Eccleston asking if he could audition for the  part.'),
('11700',' Colin Baker (I) (qv), the sixth actor to play the Doctor in the  original series during the 1980s, said he was ecstatic on hearing  that Christopher Eccleston (qv) was cast as the Doctor, as he  feared it would be very easy to cast someone in the role who just  would not suit the part.'),
('11701',' Penelope Wilton (qv), who played Harriet Jones in episodes "Aliens  of London" and "World War Three" of _"Doctor Who" (2005)_ (qv), was  offered a part in the original _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv) series as  Lady Pienforte in the episode "Silver Nemesis". The part was taken  by Fiona Walker (I) (qv).'),
('11702',' Tom Baker (I) (qv) and Colin Baker (I) (qv) were considered for  guest parts.'),
('11703',' When the first series was being made, television pirates were  desperate to acquire the preview tapes. One of the people in the  office had the idea of labeling the tapes with the anagram  "Torchwood" rather than "Doctor Who", as a security measure to  disguise the tapes when they were delivered from Cardiff to London.  Writer Russell T. Davies (qv) liked this idea so much that it  later inspired him to use it as a title when creating the spin'),
('11704','off  series, _"Torchwood" (2006)_ (qv).'),
('11705',' A planned spin'),
('11706','off, "Rose Tyler: Earth Defence", was canceled during  pre'),
('11707','production in August 2006, as Russell T. Davies (qv) realized  that it would render the goodbye between The Doctor and Rose at the  end of season 2 meaningless and would be one spin'),
('11708','off too many,  after _"Torchwood" (2006)_ (qv) and  _"Sarah Jane Adventures, The" (2007)_ (qv).'),
('11709',' Several episodes begin with the exact same sequence: a view of the  earths moon, then panning towards earth followed by a fast zoom  down to London. Episodes in which this opening was used include  "Rose", "The Christmas Invasion", "Army of Ghosts" and "The Runaway  Bride".'),
('11710',' Despite quite a lot of new scenes being added to episodes in post  production during the first season, all 13 episodes ran under the  standard length of 45 minutes, so teaser trailers for the next  weeks episode were tacked on to bring the length up to standard.  This has now become a staple of the series.'),
('11711',' For the first season, producers were fearful of alienating new  audiences with references to the original series, such as names and  events, so such things were kept to a very bare minimum until  audiences adjusted to the mythology. Even the first journey to  another planet beyond Earth didnt take place until season two,  which is unusual considering the universe'),
('11712','trotting nature of the  original series.'),
('11713',' Except for obvious scenes, most of the location shots are done in  Cardiff, Wales in place for London. The one show set in Cardiff,  "The Unquiet Dead," was filmed in Swansea, mainly due to the fact  that no buildings currently in Cardiff were built during that  episodes time, 1869.'),
('11714',' Russell T. Davies (qv) was sounded out to produce a revival of the  series by the BBC One Controller of the time, Peter Salmon, in 1999.  Although nothing came of this due to BBC Worldwides desire to make  a film version of the show, by late 2003 the new Controller of BBC  One, Lorraine Heggessey (qv), had persuaded Worldwide to surrender  their film ambitions so that she could commission a new television  version.'),
('11715',' Christopher Eccleston (qv) is the third actor to play the ninth  Doctor, and his ninth Doctor is the third version of the character.  Rowan Atkinson (qv) played the ninth Doctor in the 1999 BBC Comic  Relief charity spoof  _Comic Relief: Doctor Who and the Curse of Fatal Death (1999) (V)_ (qv).  Five years later, Richard E. Grant (qv) voiced a different ninth  Doctor in the BBC web animation  _"Doctor Who: Scream of the Shalka" (2003) (mini)_ (qv). Only  Ecclestons ninth Doctor is "canon", or official.'),
('11716',' The Ninth Doctor (Christopher Eccleston (qv)) is the only Doctor  to never encounter the Master on'),
('11717','screen. Although the Master wasnt  introduced until the Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee (qv)) stories, the  First (William Hartnell (qv)) and Second  (Patrick Troughton (qv)) Doctors have crossed paths with the  Master in the 20th Anniversary special The Five Doctors.'),
('11718',' This episode ostensibly (though not quite) takes place in real time,  a technique made famous by _"24" (2001)_ (qv). The average running  time of a Doctor Who episode also happens to be about 42 minutes.'),
('11719',' "42" may also be seen as reference to the Ultimate Answer to Life,  the Universe and Everything, as written by Douglas Adams (qv) in  the famous Hitchhikers Guide Books. Adams also wrote scripts for  several _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv) episodes during the late  seventies. Interestingly, in one of the Hitchhiker books there is  also a chapter where the protagonists are caught in a stolen  spaceship headed for the sun.'),
('11720',' SPOILER: Michelle Collins (I) (qv) filmed her death scene on the  first day of shooting.'),
('11721',' The footage of Canary Warf used when Jackie looks out of the window  is taken from the series two opening episode of  _"Apprentice, The" (2005)_ (qv).'),
('11722',' Freema Agyeman (qv) has a small role in this episode as an  employee of the Torchwood Institute. Freema went on to play Martha  Jones, the Doctors companion after Rose Tyler.'),
('11723',' A scene filmed for "Bad Wolf" featured John Barrowman (qv) (Jack)  naked, but the censors insisted that it was cut.'),
('11724',' SPOILER: For "Bad Wolf", the BBC got permission from Endemol to use  the _"Big Brother" (2000/III)_ (qv) format, right down to their own  version of the Big Brother Eye and the loan of some of the equipment  used in Big Brother. This includes a Diary Room chair.'),
('11725',' SPOILER: When the Dalek ships are revealed, the choir in the score  is singing "What is happening" in Hebrew.'),
('11726',' The extras were not actually on set with the cast. They were filmed  separately and edited in afterwards.'),
('11727',' The titular dalek was operated by three people. One actor was inside  the dalek casing to move and rotate the body. A second was moving  the head and eye stalk and operating the lights by a radio  controlled remote. The third was performing the voice and gesturing  to the remote control operator to time the lights with the voice. In  the original series, _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv), the daleks had only  two operators; one performing the voice and the actor inside the  casing doing everything else.'),
('11728',' SPOILER: The last appearances of Rose Tyler, Mickey Smith, Peter  Tyler and Jackie Tyler.'),
('11729',' The church used in this episode is St Pauls Church in Grangetown,  Cardiff.'),
('11730',' This episode was originally called "Wounded Time".'),
('11731',' It is revealed that Mickey is a few years older than Rose.'),
('11732',' The driver of the car was identified as "Matt" in the script but not  on screen.'),
('11733',' The Face of Boes final message, finally delivered in this episode,  was actually due to be given to the Doctor at the end of "Doctor  Who" (2005) {New Earth (#2.1)}, but was removed and saved for this  story instead because the death of two recurring characters in that  story would have been too bleak.'),
('11734',' Russell T. Davies (qv) has said this will be the last episode of  the series to be set in the year 5 billion.'),
('11735',' The couple seen in the pre'),
('11736','credit sequence are made up to resemble  the father and daughter in the Grant Wood painting, "American  Gothic".'),
('11737',' The song sung in rejoicing at the end was preformed by the Mormon  Tabernacle Choir.'),
('11738',' Rose Tyler mention: The Doctor takes Martha to New Earth and remarks  he came to the same planet before with Rose.'),
('11739',' SPOILER: This episode contains two major references to "classic"  Doctor Who episodes. The Macra first appeared in the 1967 episode  "The Macra Terror", and the Doctors description of Gallifrey is  identical to that given by Susan in the 1964 episode "The  Sensorites".'),
('11740',' John Smith gives the names of his parents as Sydney and Verity. This  is a reference to Sydney Newman (qv) (creator of  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv)) and Verity Lambert (qv) (the shows  first producer).'),
('11741',' In John Smiths book, "A Journal of Impossible Things", sketches of  previous actors who have played the Doctor are shown, marking the  first time that the 2005 series has explicitly depicted the Doctors  from _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv) and _Doctor Who (1996) (TV)_ (qv).  The actors depicted on screen were William Hartnell (qv),  Peter Davison (I) (qv), Colin Baker (I) (qv),  Sylvester McCoy (qv) and Paul McGann (I) (qv). Images of the  Journal that were published on the BBC website reveal that the other  remaining Doctors, Tom Baker (I) (qv), Jon Pertwee (qv),  Patrick Troughton (qv), Christopher Eccleston (qv), and David  Tennant himself, were also illustrated on the page.'),
('11742',' Rose Tyler mention: Rose appears in John Smiths A Journal of  Impossible Things.'),
('11743',' The fob watch that figures so prominently in this episode (and  through the rest of the third series) was originally seen in the  early series one episodes as a knob on the TARDIS control console.  It is clearly seen in closeups of Christopher Eccleston (qv)s  hands as he sets the controls in  _"Doctor Who" (2005) {The End of the World (#1.2)}_ (qv).'),
('11744',' This episode and part two "The Family of Blood" were adapted by  scriptwriter Cornell from his 1995 Doctor Who novel, "Human Nature".  This marks the first time in Doctor Who history that a novel based  upon the series was adapted as an episode. Many changes were made in  transferring the novel to the screen. The original book featured the  Seventh Doctor and his companion, Benny Sommerfield, and the  Doctors motive for becoming human was to study the human condition,  not to flee aliens.'),
('11745',' This episode was deliberately written to feature only a small amount  of The Doctor and Rose. Due to the tight filming schedule, there was  a requirement to shoot this episode at the same time as episodes 8  and 9 (called being "double backed".) This would not have been  possible if this episode had large appearances of The Doctor and  Rose.'),
('11746',' The alien in this episode was designed by a young boy named William  Grantham. He had won a competition to design a Doctor Who monster  run by the BBC childrens TV programme Blue Peter in 2005. Williams  prize was to visit the set of Doctor Who and see his design being  brought to life.'),
('11747',' Michael Fitzgerald (the Duke of Manhattan)s prosthetics costume was  so large that it had to have his own cooling system to save him from  passing out in the heat.'),
('11748',' Zoe Wanamaker filmed her cameo in one day.'),
('11749',' SPOILER: Noel Clarke only has one line in this story.'),
('11750',' Rise of the Cybermen and Age of Steel were inspired by Spare Parts,  a story featuring the fifth Doctor discovering the origins of the  Cybermen, by Marc Platt, produced by Big Finish Productions. Marc  Platt recieves a With Thanks on the end credits.'),
('11751',' The characters of Dr. Kendrick and The Newsreader were added and  filmed after production had finished.'),
('11752',' Graheme Harper suggested Don Warrington for the role of President.'),
('11753',' Adam Shaw was cast at a days notice.'),
('11754',' In the first episode, "Rose", the Doctor faces and defeats the  Nestenes and their animated plastic Autons for the third time '),
('11755','  Jon Pertwee (qv)s Doctor encountered them twice in the original  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv) series in the early 1970s. Also, there  were three fan'),
('11756','produced "Auton" spin'),
('11757','off video releases in the  1990s, _Auton (1997) (V)_ (qv), _Auton 2: Sentinel (1998) (V)_ (qv)  and _Auton 3 (1999) (V)_ (qv).'),
('11758',' A second season and Christmas special were commissioned on the  strength of the first episodes ratings alone.'),
('11759',' In the first episode, Rose is seen logging on to a website to find  more information on The Doctor, and finds a conspiracy website run  by a man called Clive (Mark Benton (qv)). This website actually  exists at www.whoisdoctorwho.co.uk and is run by the BBCs Doctor  Who web team, and is updated weekly, after the showing of each  episode.'),
('11760',' The book the doctor speed'),
('11761','reads at the beginning of the episode and  says has a "sad ending" is "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold.'),
('11762',' The first appearance of Rose Tyler, Mickey Smith and Jackie Tyler.'),
('11763',' Anthony Head (qv) was screen tested for The Doctor in the 1996 TV  film'),
('11764',' To make Sarah Jane and Rose continue laughing the make'),
('11765','up artist  painted a mustache on David Tennant without them knowing until he  came on set. (Which is why at one point you see Rose point at him  while laughing.)'),
('11766',' The character Mr. Stoker is a probable reference to Bram Stoker who  wrote the book Dracula.'),
('11767',' Rose Tyler mention: The Doctor accepts Martha aboard the Tardis for  one trip but says she is not replacing Rose.'),
('11768',' The Doctor for the first time reveals that he has (or, rather, had)  a brother.'),
('11769',' Mr. Saxon references: 1. Referenced on a television news report  about the disappearance of the hospital. 2. An election campaign  poster visible on a wall before Martha enters the TARDIS for the  first time.'),
('11770',' When Martha and The Doctor first step out onto the balcony and  Martha says that the cause must be extra'),
('11771','terrestrial, she refers to  a cousin, named Adeola, the same name as the character that she  played in the previous season of Doctor Who. Interestingly, the same  role that caused the directors to choose her to become Martha in  this season of Doctor Who.'),
('11772',' The first appearances of Martha, Leo, Tish, Francine and Clive  Jones.'),
('11773',' In this episode, Lumic is "upgraded" to Cyber Controller. Roger  Lloyd Pack who plays lumic in human form, actually provided the  controllers voice along with Nicholas Briggs. Listen carefully and  you will be able to tell the difference between voices.  Lumics/controllers voice sounds more human in terms of tone.'),
('11774',' The character of the Newsreader was added after filming had  finished.'),
('11775',' While the new Doctor is picking out his new clothes he briefly  considers an item of clothing that looks like its from the  Restoration period (red, blue collar, made of silk). The costume was  one of David Tennant (I) (qv)s outfits from  _Casanova (2005) (TV)_ (qv), the series he previously worked on with  Russell T. Davies (qv).'),
('11776',' For one shot, the Sycorax were intentionally posed to resemble  Queens music video of "Bohemian Rhapsody".'),
('11777',' The final appearance of Harriet Jones.'),
('11778',' The Guinevere 1 probes design is based on NASAs Magellan  spacecraft, whose radar mapped the surface of Venus from orbit  between 1990 and 1994.'),
('11779',' After defeating the head Sycorax in the sword fight, the Doctor  makes a comment about his outfit being very "Arthur Dent" and going  on a short bit about what kind of person he was (just prior to  discovering the fruit in his robes pocket). This is a reference to  "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy". Douglas Adams, the creator  of the story, was a writer for the "Doctor Who" series.'),
('11780',' Some scenes in "The Empty Child" were cut because it was too scary  for the allotted time slot.'),
('11781',' It was director James Hawes (I) (qv) idea to cast  Richard Wilson (II) (qv).'),
('11782',' When Captain Jack mocks the Doctor and Rose for their out'),
('11783','of'),
('11784','place  outfits ("Flag Girl was bad enough '),
('11785',' but U'),
('11786','boat captain?"), he is  actually spot on '),
('11787',' the Doctors leather jacket is in fact a vintage  1938 German U'),
('11788','boat commanders jacket.'),
('11789',' For the first time the TARDIS telephone rings.'),
('11790',' For "The End of the World" Zoë Wanamaker (qv) was unable to attend  the studio session in Cardiff and recorded her lines as Cassandra  later in a sound studio in London. She was so impressed with the  show when it went out that, when asked to reprise her character for  "New Earth" in series two, she made sure she was available to attend  the studio recording and recorded her lines live.'),
('11791',' Jimmy Vee was dubbed by Silas Carson.'),
('11792',' The first appearance of Cassandra.'),
('11793',' The first appearance of The Face of Boe.'),
('11794',' As with the previous episode, scriptwriter Paul Cornell based this  episode upon his 1995 Doctor Who novel, "Human Nature", making this  two'),
('11795','parter the first time in series history that an original Doctor  Who novel was adapted for television.'),
('11796',' Various VIP people from the BBC visited the set for this episode.'),
('11797',' The weather was appalling for a lot of the day filming, and due to  the very intricate nature of costumes cast were not allowed out of  trailers or the set before a crew member ensured they had umbrellas  bought to them.'),
('11798',' Various members of cast found their costumes tight and would eat  lunch standing up to avoid various buttons detaching.'),
('11799',' Sophie Myless bejewelled dress in the final ballroom scene was  actually a wardrobe department hand'),
('11800','me'),
('11801','down. The dress had previous  been worn by Helen Mirren (qv) in The Madness of King George.'),
('11802',' The robots driven by intricate clockwork and mechanical gears are  based on self'),
('11803','operating machines called "automatons" which were  present in 17th century Europe at the time.'),
('11804',' The Spaceship is designed in the shape of a key.'),
('11805',' In a deleted scene The Doctor met the nasty owner of the horse  (Phylip Harries) that gets trapped on the Spaceship, the owner is  trying to find the horse and threatens to hurt it when he finds it.'),
('11806',' Maureen Lipman (qv) shot her role in half a day at Alexandra  Place.'),
('11807',' An old head'),
('11808','cast of Vincent Price (I) (qv) was tracked down and  used by Neil Gorton (qv) to add an aged and wrinkled look to the  prosthetics Mark Gatiss (qv) wore when playing the elderly Dr  Lazarus.'),
('11809',' The character of Suki Macrae Cantrell in "The Long Game" is named  after Tom MacRae (II) (qv), a television writer and a good friend  of Executive Producer Russell T. Davies (qv). Davies later hired  Macrae to work as a writer on series two.'),
('11810',' When Jack kisses Rose and the Doctor goodbye, John Barrowman (qv)  made a special effort to kiss both actors in exactly the same way...  except on one take, when he kissed Billie Piper (qv) as usual,  then said his line to Christopher Eccleston (qv), started the  kiss, and didnt stop until they fell on the floor. (Source: John  Barrowman on the DVD commentary)'),
('11811',' Bella Emberg filmed a very brief reappearance of Mrs Croat from Love  and Monsters but her scene was deleted for timing reasons.'),
('11812',' Rose Tyler mentions: 1) Donna Noble sees Roses New Earth top and  accuses the Doctor of kidnapping. The Doctor mentions it belonged to  a friend and he lost her. 2) The Doctor asks Donna to leap from the  fast'),
('11813','moving taxi and to trust her and when she questions him about  his friend (Rose), he assures her she trusted him and she is "so  alive!" 3) The Doctor observes some wedding members dancing and is  brought back in thoughts to a scene involving him and Rose in New  Earth. 4) Donna asks what the name of his friend was. He replies  "Her name was Rose."'),
('11814',' Sarah Parish (qv)s role as the Empress of the Rachnoss took three  days to shoot.'),
('11815',' This episode marks the first occasion since the return of Doctor Who  in 2005 that the Doctors home planet, Gallifrey, is identified by  name.'),
('11816',' According to the BBCs podcast commentary for this episode, the  scene in which Donna finds Roses top originally showed the Doctor  angrily throwing the top out the TARDIS doors and intro space.  According to produced Julie Gardner (a participant in the  commentary) the scene was cut as being too melodramatic.'),
('11817',' Mr. Saxon reference: the Empress spacecraft is shot down on the  orders of Mr. Saxon.'),
('11818',' A scene was deleted that showed The Doctor, Donna and Lance cramming  themselves into a rather small SMART car to get to H R Clemens.'),
('11819',' William Shakespeare, then played by Hugh Walters, had previously  appeared in the first part of the six part serial Doctor Who: The  Chase.'),
('11820',' The "Harry Potter" in'),
('11821','jokes in this episode continue the connections  between the HP and DOCTOR WHO universes '),
('11822',' chief among them being,  of course, that David Tennant played Barty Crouch Jr. in the film of  "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire." Other crossover performances  include Zoe Wanamaker (the villainous trampoline Cassandra in "End  of the World" and "New Earth" and also Madam Hooch in "Harry Potter  and the Sorcerors Stone") '),
('11823',' and Shirley Henderson (Ursula Blake in  "Love and Monsters" and also Moaning Myrtle in "Harry Potter and the  Chamber of Secrets" and "Goblet of Fire.") Perhaps the most  interesting crossover has been the appearance of Roger Lloyd'),
('11824','Pack,  who was John Lumic in "Age of Steel" and "Rise of the Cybermen" '),
('11825','  and also Barty Crouch, Sr. in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire,"  playing the father of the character played by David Tennant.'),
('11826',' The Doctor says that Martha Jones is from the country of Freedonia.  This is the name of the fictional country in the Marx Brother’s film  _Duck Soup (1933)_ (qv).'),
('11827',' Rose Tyler mention: When the Doctor is trying to work out a mystery  he says "Rose would know and fill in my words right now." Lilith  also references Rose when she reads the Doctors mind.'),
('11828',' This is one of the few 3rd season episodes NOT to include a Mr.  Saxon reference.'),
('11829',' The Doctor previously claimed to have met Shakespeare in the  original series episode "City of Death" however his behavior upon  meeting Shakespeare in this episode suggests hes never met the man  before. The writer of the episode, in an interview, indicated that  lines were written to reference the City of Death meeting, but were  cut so as not to confuse new viewers.'),
('11830',' This is the first episode in which the Doctor and his companion are  shown sharing a bed (though platonically on the Doctors part). It  is also the first episode in which a companion is actually shown  making sexual advances (albeit subtle) towards the Doctor. (Marthas  advances are defused when the Doctor starts talking about Rose.)'),
('11831',' "Love Labours Won", featured in this episode, is in real life a  legendary lost play of Shakespeares, the text of which has never  been located.'),
('11832',' As the Toclafane descend on Earth the dance track being played is  "Voodoo Child" by Rogue Traders from the Album "Here come the  Drums".'),
('11833',' Mister Saxon (the Masters pseudonym) is an anagram of Master No.  Six. Excluding Derek Jacobis brief moment of glory, John Simm is  actually the sixth person to play the Master.  However, according to executive producer Russell T. Davies (qv) in  an interview with the Radio Times, the anagram is merely  coincidental.'),
('11834',' As the Toclafane remove one tenth of the population  Noel Clarke (qv)s (Mickey Smith) voice can be heard during the  alarm calls.'),
('11835',' The Mysterious Man from ‘The Lazarus Experiment’ was due to make a  cameo appearance. But when actor Bertie Carvel (qv) was not free,  the character became Sinister Woman instead.'),
('11836',' It was writer Mark Gatiss (qv) who suggested Alan David (I) (qv)  be cast as Sneed the undertaker.'),
('11837',' At one point Sir Robert, played by Derek Riddell (qv) offers to go  out of the window and help Queen Victoria down. She replies that he  is like her very own Sir Walter Raleigh. Derek Riddell (qv) had  recently played Sir Walter Raleigh in  _"Virgin Queen, The" (2005) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('11838',' The Doctor passes himself off as Doctor James McCrimmon from the  township of Balamory. Jamie McCrimmon was a companion of the second  Doctor (Patrick Troughton (qv)). Balamory is a fictional Scottish  village where a popular childrens television series  (_"Balamory" (2002)_ (qv)) is set.'),
('11839',' When The Doctor is challenged by the Queens escort party at the  start of the episode, he says he is "Dr James McCrimmon", the name  of a previous companion (Jamie) from the Troughton era.'),
('11840',' The Doctor, as "James McCrimmon," claims to have studied at the  University of Edinburgh under Dr. Bell. Dr. Joseph Bell was a  lecturer and expert in observational deduction. He served as a  mentor of Arthur Conan Doyle, who used Bell as a model for Sherlock  Holmes.'),
('11841',' Annette Crosbie (qv) was first offered the main guest lead of  Queen Victoria.'),
('11842',' Nine year old John Bell from Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire, Scotland,  entered a _"Blue Peter" (1958)_ (qv) competition to appear in this  Doctor Who episode. He was notified by phone by  Russell T. Davies (qv) that he had beat out 8,000 other  competition applicants to appear on the program.'),
('11843',' Rose Tyler is mentioned several times in this episode. Jack tells  the Doctor that he saw Roses name on the list of the dead after the  Battle of Canary Wharf, but the Doctor assures him that she is safe,  together with her mother and Mickey, and is trapped in a parallel  world. Jack later tells Martha about being left on Satellite 5 by  the Doctor, and comments that the Doctor only saves blondes. Jack  mentions that he looked in on Rose while she was growing up. Near  the end of the episode, Jack and the Doctor discuss Jacks  invulnerability/immortality, and the Doctor tells Jack that Roses  fallible humanity is responsible both for Jacks resurrection as  well as his inability to die ever again.'),
('11844',' When Professor Yana examines his fob watch, voices of  Roger Delgado (qv) and Anthony Ainley (qv) taken from footage of  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv) are heard. Both actors portrayed the  Master in the original series.'),
('11845',' Was envisaged as a pilot '),
('11846',' an alternative way to bring back Doctor  Who, with Grant as the Ninth Doctor (though no mention is made of  his predecessors). When a new TV series was announced in 2003 (for  airing 2005), this plan was abandoned and the new series will  feature a definitive Ninth Doctor. Plans for a DVD release of this  animated feature were subsequently cancelled, as were plans for  follow'),
('11847','up adventures featuring Grant as The Doctor.'),
('11848',' David Tennant (I) (qv), who provides the voice of the Caretaker,  was later chosen to be the 10th actor to play the Doctor on  television.'),
('11849',' The Master was voiced by Derek Jacobi (qv), who later played The  Master as an old man in "Utopia" (Series 3, 2007)'),
('11850',' This show was broadcast on the NBC network on Sunday nights between  10:00 and 10:30 PM Eastern Time. In October and November 1952, it  alternated in that time slot with  _"Schaefer Century Theatre, The" (1952)_ (qv).'),
('11851',' This NBC dramatic medical anthology series debuted on 24 August 1952  and was last broadcast on 28 June 1953.'),
('11852',' The crews film three episodes in 7 days.'),
('11853',' Diane Keen (qv)s first appearance in Doctors as the character  Julia Parsons.'),
('11854',' Although transmitted 5th, this was the very first filmed episode of  Doctors.'),
('11855',' This was Stirling Gallacher (qv)s first appearance as Dr Georgina  Woodson.'),
('11856',' This episode featured the first appearance of Ben Jones (II) (qv),  as new locum Dr. Greg Robinson.'),
('11857',' This was Natalie J. Robbs first episode as Dr. Jude Carlyle.'),
('11858',' Emma Samms first appearance as the wife of regular character Jimmi  Clay.'),
('11859',' Episode received a Most Spectacular Scene nomination at the British  Soap Awards for its car crash in the final scene.'),
('11860',' This was Natalie J Robbs last episode as Dr. Jude Carlyle.'),
('11861',' This was Ela Kay (qv)s first appearance as new receptionist  Carolina Shaw.'),
('11862',' This episode featured the first appearance of Elizabeth Bower, as  Dr. Melody Bell.'),
('11863',' A unique Doctors episode in that it has just one scene, and a cast  of just two people. A Story about the death of an old woman, its  original transmission was postponed due to being scheduled just a  few days after the death of the Queen Mother.'),
('11864',' This episode featured the first appearance of Sean Gleeson (qv) as  regular character Ronnie Woodson.'),
('11865',' The actor Peter Stockbridge, whose character in this episode dies,  died himself a week before transmission.'),
('11866',' This episode was Eva Fontaines very first appearance as Nurse Faith  Walker.'),
('11867',' The major sponsor of "The Doctors" was Colgate'),
('11868','Palmolive Company,  makers of Fab Detergent, Palmolive Dish Liquid, Irish Spring Soap  and Cold Power Laundry Detergent.'),
('11869',' Jonathan Frakes (qv) TV debut.'),
('11870',' The pilot was screened as an episode of _"Dramarama" (1984)_ (qv).'),
('11871',' This show was originally developed at NBC under the title "American  Lives", but the network ultimately passed on the pilot.'),
('11872',' Featured music by J.J. Cale'),
('11873',' This episode features music by Rob Dickinson.'),
('11874',' This episode features music by Soledad Brothers.'),
('11875',' Music featured in this episode by KFMDM.'),
('11876',' This episode features music by Peter DiStefano.'),
('11877',' Featured music by Buddahead'),
('11878',' Dedicated to the memory of Dogs daughter, Barbara Katie Chapman,  who passed away while this episode was filmed.'),
('11879',' A second season was planned. But Snoop Dogg (qv) quit the show to  concentrate on his music career.'),
('11880',' The final broadcast (over NBC) was 28 September 1957.'),
('11881',' Although this TV'),
('11882','series consisted of only 25 episodes it is the  longest TV'),
('11883','series ever shot in Poland. First seven episodes were  made in 1979 and shown in 1980. Another five episodes were filmed in  1982 but for political reasons were not broadcast until 1987 when  the 12th episode was also made and shown. In the middle of 1990  director Jan Lomnicki and his writer Andrzej Mularczyk came back to  the story of few Polish families living in an old house in Zlota  Street in Warsaw. Eight episodes were made between 1995 and 1997 and  shown in 1999. That year the last five episodes were shot and they  were broadcast in 2000. Each time "Dom" was on the first channel of  Polish public television it reached the very top of the most watched  TV'),
('11884','shows.'),
('11885',' An edited one hour special on ABC, chronicled the experiences of the  five American cast members as well as the toppling of the 3,750,000  dominoes. The domino toppling itself was broadcast live in prime  time to eight European countries.'),
('11886',' Second of four Don Quixote films featuring Fernando Rey (qv) in  some role. In this one, the played the Duke. He was previously in  _Don Quijote de la Mancha (1947)_ (qv) and would later be in  _"Quijote de Miguel de Cervantes, El" (1991) (mini)_ (qv) and  _Don Quijote de Orson Welles (1992)_ (qv).'),
('11887',' The theme tune was "House of the King" by the Dutch prog rock band  Focus'),
('11888',' Originally to be entitled "Viva Judson McKay!" (after the main  character). The title was changed to "Dont Call Me Charlie" (a  frequent line of the colonel in charge of the office) after advance  surveys showed that potential viewers thought it was going to be a  series about a Mexican revolutionary.'),
('11889',' A Canada and UK co'),
('11890','production.'),
('11891',' Title song sung by Robbyn Kirmssé'),
('11892',' Working title: "Rabbit in a Hole"'),
('11893',' The character Dr. Alex Stone was ranked #16 in TV Guides list of  the "50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time" (20 June 2004 issue).'),
('11894',' Based on the initial success of the series, the Osmond family  constructed a multi'),
('11895','million dollar TV studio facility in their  hometown of Provo, Utah, and moved production of the series there  for its final season. The move (along with changes to the shows  format) proved unsuccessful and the series was soon cancelled.'),
('11896',' It was due to a popular appearance by a pair of actresses from the  former series _"Brady Bunch, The" (1969)_ (qv) that led to the  creation of the sitcom'),
('11897','musical variety hybrid  _"Brady Bunch Hour, The" (1977)_ (qv).'),
('11898',' The person responsible for the choreography of the figure skating  segments was Bob Paul, who won the pairs figure skating gold medal  at the 1960 Winter Olympics with his partner Barbara Wagner.'),
('11899',' The genesis of this show can be traced back to Donny and Maries  appearance on the _"Mike Douglas Show, The" (1961)_ (qv). When Fred  Silverman saw the way the two interacted with each other he decided  at that point to develop the variety show with the two siblings.'),
('11900',' Episode 1.3 was due to be shown on 24 July 2005 but it was postponed  because its story involved terrorism: this was deemed to be  insensitive in the aftermath of the 7 July and 21 July terrorist  attacks on London.'),
('11901',' This episode was due to be shown on 24 July 2005 but it was  postponed because its story involved terrorism: this was deemed to  be insensitive in the aftermath of the 7 July and 21 July terrorist  attacks on London.'),
('11902',' Star Neil Patrick Harris (qv) reportedly drew inspiration from  watching Robert Young (I) (qv) in  _"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969)_ (qv). Learning that Young was ill and  pondering death, Harris visited Young with tapes of "Doogie Howser"  and helped cheer him up.'),
('11903',' Steven Bochco (qv) stated in his interview on the Season One DVD  that had he been able to finish the series and write a "final"  season (as opposed to ABCs abrupt cancellation of the show in its  fourth season), he would have had a season long story arc in which  Doogie becomes disillusioned with medicine and in the end, becomes a  writer.'),
('11904',' Steven Bochco (qv) partially modeled the character of Doogie  Howser after his father who had been a child prodigy himself as a  violinist.'),
('11905',' "Sex and Violence", the twelfth episode of Season 3, although made,  wasnt broadcast in the UK. A long'),
('11906','standing myth claims that the  episode was banned because it incorporated footage of a real  military execution. However, this was just a cover story and simply  isnt true '),
('11907',' the footage in question has been featured in other  programmes since. The real reason why the episode wasnt broadcast  is because it spoofed real'),
('11908','life personalities such as  Mary Whitehouse (qv), Lord Longford and Cliff Richard (qv) and  would have been too libelous to broadcast and almost certainly would  have resulted in legal action being taken against the BBC. More than  three decades later (September 2005), the episode still hasnt been  broadcast in the UK or even released commercially.'),
('11909',' By the third season, several implausible themes had featured in the  series '),
('11910',' the focus of Season 3s "The Killer Dolphins", for example,  was dolphins that had been trained to work with explosives. The  decision to incorporate these implausible themes was allegedly to  attract higher ratings.'),
('11911',' In 1972, a ninety'),
('11912','minute feature film was made simply entitled  _Doomwatch (1972)_ (qv). While it did feature the original cast  members, they only played a minimal part and a new character was  created for the lead role.'),
('11913',' In 1999, a pilot episode for a proposed new series was made for  Channel 5 (now called Five). The pilot was entitled  _Doomwatch: Winter Angel (1999) (TV)_ (qv) and although it proved to  be popular, the series was never picked up.'),
('11914',' Nigel Kneale (qv) was offered to write for the series, but  declined the offer.'),
('11915',' Whilst "Sex and Violence" has never been broadcast in the UK, some  reports suggest that it was broadcast in 1995 on UKGold. This is not  true '),
('11916',' although the episode was listed in the schedules, it was  ultimately not broadcast and a repeat of "The Logicians" went out in  its place.'),
('11917',' On the end of the original BBC transmission spool of "Sex and  Violence", less than three minutes of unused material exists.'),
('11918',' Following the controversy regarding episode #3.12, "Sex and  Violence", spoofing real'),
('11919','life personalities, the series was canceled  during production. Production on "The Devils Demolition", the final  episode of Season 3, was never completed.'),
('11920',' Some episodes no longer exist having been wiped or destroyed during  the BBCs infamous archive purge of 1972'),
('11921','8. From Season 1, eight  episodes out of thirteen survive; from Season 3, only three episodes  out of twelve exist (which includes the un'),
('11922','broadcast episode, "Sex  and Violence"); whilst every episode from Season 2 survives. No  footage from any of the lost episodes is known to exist except for  the three minutes and thirty seconds (approximately) from "Survival  Code", which was used in the reprise of "You Killed Toby Wren" '),
('11923','  this footage covers the explosive climax of the Season 1 finale in  which Toby Wren is killed when a bomb he is trying to diffuse  explodes.'),
('11924',' This program aired on Monday evenings at 7:30 pm in 1947 and 1948.'),
('11925',' The working title of this TV series in 1993/1994 was "Blut und  Feuer" meaning "Blood and Fire". It was changed to its existing name  before the screening started in 1994 as it was a more appropriate.  Its about two female detectives chasing the bad guys.'),
('11926',' Kaneta Kimotsuki (qv), who voiced Gian in this series, would  return to voice on "Doraemon" again in a 1979 revival, this time  voicing Suneo.'),
('11927',' Contrary to popular belief, there IS a manga of Dragon Ball GT.  However, it came AFTER the anime and was not created by Akira  Toriyama, therefore making it unofficial to the official  Toriyama'),
('11928','verse.'),
('11929',' At the end of the series, Hercule Satan is the only character to  have never died. Each other character who lives on the Earth has  been killed one or more times: Son Goku: 2 Times (Killed by Piccolo,  Killed by Cell)  '),
('11930',' Kuririn: 3 Times (In Dragon Ball, Killed by Tambourine, in DBZ,    Killed by Freeza and Majin Boo)  '),
('11931',' Yamcha: 2 Times (Killed by a Nappas Sai'),
('11932','Bai Warrior and Majin    Boo)  '),
('11933',' Tien: 2 Times (During the fight with Nappa and when the Earth    explodes)  '),
('11934',' Chaozu: 3 Times: 1st by King Piccolo (Dragonball)  '),
('11935',' 2nd Sacrificing himself to destroy Nappa (in vain) (Dragonball Z)  '),
('11936',' Lastly with Tien during Buus explosion of Earth. Master Roshi: 2    Times (Killed by Piccolo in DB, Killed by Boo in DBZ)  '),
('11937',' Son Gohan, Son Goten, Trunks: Once (When the Earth explodes)  '),
('11938',' Videl, Android # 18, Bulma, Ox King, Oolong, Puar, etc: Eaten by    Majin Boo  '),
('11939',' The others earthlings: (Eaten or Killed by Majin Boo)'),
('11940',' The character named Bulma changes her hairstyle, 16 times from DB to  the end of DBZ'),
('11941',' There were 187 fights from Dragon Ball to the end of Dragon Ball Z'),
('11942',' The name of the temple that Kuririn came from was the Orinji Temple.  The word Orinji means, "Many Tree", so Kuririn comes from the Many  Tree Temple.'),
('11943',' Names of any characters are based in food: vegetables, fruits, etc.  '),
('11944',' Kakarotto: Carrot  '),
('11945',' Raditz: Radish  '),
('11946',' Vegeta: Vegetable  '),
('11947',' Garlic Jr: Garlic  '),
('11948',' The Spice boys  '),
('11949',' Gohan: A japanese food  '),
('11950',' Bardock: Derived from budukku, A Japanese vegetable'),
('11951',' In U.S. version, the character Mr. Satan was named "Hercule", and  each visual reference to his original name was erased from the show.'),
('11952',' In the show, the evil, often comically fat monster Majin Buu was  created by a sorcerer named Bibidi and brought out of hibernation by  the actions of Bibidis son, the sorcerer Babidi. This is an homage  to _Cinderella (1950)_ (qv) in which Cinderellas fairy godmother  turns a pumpkin into a coach with the magical spell "Bibbity Bobbity  Boo!"'),
('11953',' In the Japanese version of this series, Frieza and his minions are  sent to Hell, where several demons wear t'),
('11954','shirts that have the word  "HELL" written on them. In the American version, the demons wear  "HFIL" t'),
('11955','shirts, and the underworld is referred to as the "Home For  Infinite Losers."'),
('11956',' To keep pace with the release of the original manga, Toei Animation  had to create several "filler" sagas that didnt exist in the  original manga. These include the fake planet Namek, the Garlic Jr.  Saga, and the afterlife tournament.'),
('11957',' Whereas Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z were both inspired by mangas  by Akira Toriyama, Dragon Ball GT was not. It was created directly  by Toei Animation.'),
('11958',' Following his battle with Vegeta, Goku is hospitalized in Wukong  Hospital. Wukong is the Chinese name for Goku.'),
('11959',' Following Friezas defeat at the hands of Goku, King Cold rebuilds  him and keeps him alive using cybernetic parts and attachments. This  is the exact same thing that happens to Darth Vader in the Star Wars  series, following his massive injures.'),
('11960',' The character of the Grand Kai is mentioned in the original manga,  but never seen. He appears in the anime only. Thus, the existence of  this character in the anime is canon to Toriyamas original manga,  but the portrayal is not necessarily canon.'),
('11961',' The movies/TV specials/OVAs/etc. are all anime only. They did not  take place in Toriyamas original manga.'),
('11962',' The only movie/TV special/OVA/etc. for which a manga exists is the  Trunks Special. However it came out after the movie and is  considered unofficial to the official manga universe.'),
('11963',' Contrary to popular belief, Akira Toriyama did have a part in the  anime'),
('11964','only filler material. For instance, Pikkon never appeared in  the original manga but was created by Toriyama. Likewise, the idea  of Yamcha having a job as a baseball player was also Toriyamas  idea.'),
('11965',' Some characters have different names in the manga than they did in  the anime. For instance, in the anime Babidi has a henchman named  Pui Pui, but hes called Pocus in the manga. Likewise, the Potara  fusion of Vegeta and Goku is called Vegito in the anime, but Vegerot  in the manga.'),
('11966',' Broly has the record for being the villain in the most movies (at  3.) Cooler comes in second place (at 2.)'),
('11967',' The first three movies all aired on Cartoon Network, albeit severely  edited for violence and nudity. All cursing was removed as well.  Tree Of Might also aired on the early syndicated networks that  showed the series, but it was severely butchered and broken into  three episodes, rather than one continuous movie. It also replaced  the music with the generic dub music of the day.'),
('11968',' The earliest dubbed DBZ episodes had their music done by Haim Saban  and Shuki Levy. The twosome also did the music for the Power  Rangers, and as such the scores are very similar. When Pioneer/Saban  lost the rights to DBZ and FUNimation gained sole control, the  musical scores were changed and Bruce Falconer became the chief  composer.'),
('11969',' Toei Animation didnt have color photos of Nappa and Vegeta to go by  when doing the early episodes, so the twosome appears the wrong  colors until their arrival on earth. This is particularly noticeable  when the two depart for earth, and in the Arlia episode.'),
('11970',' Vegeta is older than Goku. This is identifiable by the fact that  Vegeta was a fairly well'),
('11971','developed young warrior around age 5'),
('11972','6, and  Goku was just born at this very time.'),
('11973',' The Namekian characters are broken into two classes '),
('11974',' Fighters  (Piccolo, Kami, Nail) and Healers (Dende). Healers have the ability  to fully heal anyones physical injuries, but cannot fight. Fighters  have excellent combat skills and can control their ki, but dont  have healing abilities. In either event, both classes are capable of  flying.'),
('11975',' Many different classes of characters in the series have similar name  origins/puns. '),
('11976','All of Friezas henchmen (not including the Ginyu  force) are named for fruits (Oran for Orange, Appule for Apple,  etc.) '),
('11977','The Ginyu Force are named for dairy products (Ginyu is the  Japanese word for Milk, Recoome is the Japanese name for cream,  etc.) '),
('11978','The Hercule/Mr. Satan family is named for figures of hell  (Satan needs no explanation, Videl is a rearranged spelling of  Devil, etc.) '),
('11979','Henchmen of Turles from the Tree of Might are named  for types of nuts (Amond for Almond, Kakao is a cocoa bean, etc.)  '),
('11980','The Frieza familys names all refer to cold temperatures (Frieza  for Freezing, Cooler and King Cold are self'),
('11981','explanatory.) '),
('11982','All  Saiyan characters are named for vegetables. '),
('11983','The Tsfuru'),
('11984','Jins  (Tuffles in the dub) are named for the Japanese word for fruit.  Thus, with the two races on planet Vegeta, its "the fruits versus  the vegetables."'),
('11985',' At the beginning of Dragon Ball Z, Piccolo is eight years old  (Namekians mature considerably faster than humans.)'),
('11986',' Although the character of Dr. Gero is said to have been the Red  Ribbon Armys chief creator of cyborgs and technology, that  character never appeared or was mentioned a single time in the  original Dragon Ball. In fact, in the original Dragon Ball it is  stated that an entirely separate scientist, Dr. Frappe, created this  technology.'),
('11987',' When Cartoon Network aired the first three movies, they had special  "trailers" made up to promote the airings. These trailers used the  voice talents of Don LaFontaine, whose voice is used on nearly every  actual theatrical movie trailer in America today.'),
('11988',' THE MANY DEATHS OF KRILLIN. '),
('11989','One: Killed by Tambourine in the  original Dragon Ball. '),
('11990','Two: Killed by Frieza on Namek. '),
('11991','Three:  Turned into chocolate and eaten by Majin Buu. '),
('11992','Four: Killed by Super  17 in Dragon Ball GT. '),
('11993','Alternate Timeline: Killed by Androids 17 and  18.'),
('11994',' In addition to the 13 movies and two TV specials, there is also an  OVA/"lost movie" in which the Z fighters battle against the schemes  of a scientist of a race the Saiyans wiped out long ago. This movie  was never released in America and likely never will be, as the video  game on which it was based was never released here either.'),
('11995',' In the Lord Slug movie, Gohan has an Arale poster on his wall. She  is the heroine from Akira Toriyamas previous series, Dr. Slump.'),
('11996',' The "Spirit Bomb only harms bad guys" fact only exists in the  American version.'),
('11997',' In the Spanish version of the series, the song from the beginning  was played by "Baron Rojo", a famous Spanish rock band from the 70s  and 80s.'),
('11998',' Goku is based on a Chinese monkey god. Goku, like the monkey god,  has a flying cloud used for transportation and a magic staff that  can extend when he wants. And the gods name (when in Chinese  characters, but read in Japanese) spells "Son Goku".'),
('11999',' At the 21st Tenkaichi Budokai, Master Roshi disguises himself as  Jackie Chun. The name is a (rather obvious) parody of real'),
('12000','life  martial artist Jackie Chan.'),
('12001',' The series has been dubbed into English three times.  '),
('12002',' The first dub was by US Gold in the late eighties. It was of the    entire series, and some characters underwent horribly unnecessary    name changes (for example, Korin became Whiskers The Wonder Cat.)    It bombed.  '),
('12003',' The second attempt was only of the first thirteen episodes, and    they were edited severely. It was a joint venture between Seagull    and FUNimation, and was also a bomb. A bad time slot on obscure    networks didnt help things either. The edited, dubbed version    available on DVD is this version.  '),
('12004',' The third and most recent attempt at dubbing the series was by    FUNimation directly. They did the entire series, and their    translations/facts/etc. were much more accurate than it recent    attempts.'),
('12005',' To date, the Pilaf Saga (Episodes 1'),
('12006','13) have not been released  uncensored in Japanese in America because Kidmark (who released  edited versions of these episodes on DVD) still retains the rights  to them in America.'),
('12007',' When FUNimation started doing their 2000 dub, they held auditions  with several voice actors, and let fans vote on their favorites.  This is how they ultimately decided who did the voice acting.'),
('12008',' Most of Gokus friends were his enemies at one point. '),
('12009','Oolong: Once  terrorized a village until Goku brought him to justice and he  reformed. '),
('12010','Yamcha: A desert bandit who tried to rob Goku and  company. He stalked Goku for a while, wanting to let him find the  Dragon Balls so he could take them for himself. But due to the  threats of Boss Rabbit and Emperor Pilaf, he was forced to join up  with Goku and help him in battle. '),
('12011','Ox King: Guardian of Mount  Frypan, he was annoyed when Goku and company intruded on his domain.  But once he heard Goku was the grandson of his former training  partner under Master Roshi, he had a change of heart. '),
('12012','Krillin: The  bald monk came to train with Master Roshi, wanting to get strong so  he could both get attention from girls and protect himself. He was  young and arrogant, and hated Goku at first, cheating and cutting  corners everywhere in their training. Of course, his cheating ways  didnt last long, and the difficulty of he and Gokus training  brought them closer. '),
('12013','Tenshinhan and Chiaotzu: Originally con  artists who went from town to town committing the same crime over  and over again, Goku finally fought with them and brought them to  justice, and ended up befriending them. '),
('12014','Piccolo/Majunior: Father,  the original Piccolo, was killed by Goku when he terrorized the  world. The twosome were worst enemies and fought all the way until  the end of the series. However, they had to join forces against a  greater evil at the beginning of the Z series.'),
('12015',' Goku is 12 years old at the beginning of Dragon Ball. He tells Bulma  he is 14 but later confesses he didnt know how to count properly at  first.'),
('12016',' In the General Blue Saga, Goku and Blue visit Penguin Village. This  town and all the characters in it are taken directly from Dr. Slump,  the anime/manga series Toriyama created prior to Dragon Ball.'),
('12017',' In episode two, Bulma creates a capsule house. On the wall in the  house is a picture of a purple'),
('12018','haired little girl. The girl is  Arale, the heroine from Akira Toriyamas other series, Dr. Slump.'),
('12019',' Series creator Akira Toriyama often makes cameos in the series in  name and appearance. Some examples include a car dealer called  Toriya Motors in the Boss Rabbit episode, and a wanted poster  modeled after him inside the old west'),
('12020','style bar in the episode in  which Lunch is introduced.'),
('12021',' In addition to the 153 episodes of the series and the four movies,  there are also two "lost episodes." These are educational films  starring the characters about traffic safety and fire safety. These  were never released in any shape or form in America, however they  are available as bonus features in the Japanese Dragon Box  collections.'),
('12022',' Doris Day (I) (qv)s contract with CBS to do this series set a  record, with Days production company getting several million  dollars in up'),
('12023','front fees. It was negotiated by  Martin Melcher (qv), her husband of 17 years. However, after  Melcher died unexpectedly in April of 1968 '),
('12024',' just five months before  the series was to debut '),
('12025',' Day said she had no knowledge of ever  having signed to do the show.'),
('12026',' The Shows Nielsen Ratings for the first 4 Seasons: 1968 '),
('12027',' 1969 #30;  1969 '),
('12028',' 1970 #10; 1970 '),
('12029',' 1971 #20; 1971 '),
('12030',' 1972 #23.'),
('12031',' Between 1969 and 1970 when the show was at its peak, the number of  viewers was estimated 13,338,000 every week.'),
('12032',' At the end of this series fifth season, with CBS ready to renew it  for at least another year, Doris Day (I) (qv) in effect  "cancelled" her own series. She held a press conference and  announced that in five years and about 100 episodes, she believed  "all that could be done with this material" had been done, and she  was uninterested in continuing to work on it.'),
('12033',' Despite its longevity and ratings success, this series was rarely  revived after its original network run on CBS ended in 1973. It was  briefly rerun on a Christian cable channel in the mid'),
('12034','1980s, but was  essentially unseen from then until its 2005 release on DVD.'),
('12035',' Jodie Foster (qv)s first TV role.'),
('12036',' This episode is a condensed version of the longer pilot called Young  Love which ran 29 minutes.'),
('12037',' Leo Fuchs and Judy Courson scenes were deleted for the airing of  this episode'),
('12038',' A tireless and enthusiastic researcher, Jean'),
('12039','Michel Charlier (qv)  used many of the issues that he covered in this documentary as the  subject matter for the graphic novels he authored in tandem with  artists such as Jean Giraud (qv), Albert Uderzo (qv),  Jijé (qv), MiTacq, and Victor Hubinon.'),
('12040',' This was one of the few shows to be seen on two different US  networks at the same time. CBS broadcast the daytime version, while  NBC broadcast the nighttime version.'),
('12041',' Game show hosts Hal March (qv) and Johnny Carson (I) (qv)  competed in a special game of "Dotto" on 15 July 1958.'),
('12042',' This was the first game show dropped as a result of the quiz show  scandal in 1958. It was dropped without warning after its 15 August  1958 broadcast and replaced with "Top Dollar".'),
('12043',' The DuMont version ended on 25 August 1953; the final broadcast  (over ABC) was on 3 September 1956.'),
('12044',' The blue side wasnt added until 1988, when the show emulated the  "Finders Keepers" team colors.'),
('12045',' Began on CBC radio before going on television.'),
('12046',' Famed music video director Spike Jonze (qv) filmed the opening  titles for the series.'),
('12047',' Doug Bayne (qv) originally wanted to name his character "James  Wenham", but the group decided on Mephisto. As an in joke,  Mephistos credit is replaced by James Wenham in the closing credits  of Episode 7.'),
('12048',' Lakemba Auto World is not real. It was created to mock the ABCs  restrictions of advertising and promoting products and companies in  shows on their network. The two salesmen promoting L.A.W. in the  fake commercial are played by Craig Anderson (V) (qv)s father and  uncle'),
('12049',' Kanangra is a fictional town created by the writers. It was  originally going to be called "Merrickville".'),
('12050',' After the first series, the show was on a prolonged hiatus, with the  ABC divided over the issue of whether or not to continue making the  show. In March of 2006, after a number of attempts by the creators  and support from fans via an on'),
('12051','line petition, the ABC finally gave  the okay for a second series to be made. Shooting for the second  series may begin in September 2006.'),
('12052',' The character of Edith Moses in the episode "Fist Makeover (1.2)"  was based upon Bryan Moses (qv)s own Grandmother. In the episode  "High School Challenge (1.5)" during Lawn Super Bowls the first  lawn bowler to vapourise is actually Bryans grandmother Edith.  Sadly, she died within a year after filming that segment.'),
('12053',' Originated as a book called "Doug Got a New Pair of Shoes".'),
('12054',' In the episode where Doug and Skeeter form a garage band, they wear  oversized suits to a gig at a birthday party, a homage to the Big  Suit worn by David Byrne of the Talking Heads in  _Stop Making Sense (1984)_ (qv).'),
('12055',' The origin of the character Patti Mayonnaise is the combination of  the names of two girls Jim Jinkins had a crush on in school.'),
('12056',' Judy Funnies name may come from the poem "Shakespeares Sister"  written by Virginia Woolf. In the poem, Woolf states that if  Shakespeare would have had a sister, her name would have been  Judith. Furthermore, Shakespeare himself had a daughter named  Judith. Since Judy Funnie is obsessed with Shakespearean plays, it  is possible that this is why her name is Judy.'),
('12057',' Doug moves to 21 Jumbo Street, the street is named after the  production company, Jumbo Pictures Inc.'),
('12058',' In the pilot episode, Doug originally wrote in a "diary", instead of  a "journal". In later episodes Doug would get annoyed whenever  another character referred to his journal as a diary.'),
('12059',' Dougs favorite band, "The Beets", is an obvious reference to The  Beatles, most notably the lead singer (who bears a striking  resemblance to John Lennon) and the drummer (who bears a similar  resemblance to Ringo Starr)'),
('12060',' Two obvious Richmond refrences (where creator Jim Jinkins was born)  include: Moody School (Moody Middle School in Henrico County) and  Four Leaf Clover Mall (Cloverleaf Mall in Richmond, Virginia).'),
('12061',' In the episode where Skeeter moves into his basement, and all  subsequent episodes, one of the posters on his walls is the Jumbo  Pictures logo.'),
('12062',' Dougs vice principal Mr. Bone is based on Don Knotts (qv).'),
('12063',' The name of Dougs unseen principal, Mr. Buttsavage, was the name of  Jim Jinkins elementary school principal.'),
('12064',' The number 47 is referenced numerous times. For example, it is  Dougs locker number, its used on many street signs, and the liver  and onions meal is meal #47 on the restaurants menu.'),
('12065',' The character of Skunky Beaumont is mentioned frequently in the old  Nickelodeon episodes but never actually appears. He DOES appear in  the later Disney'),
('12066','produced episodes, however.'),
('12067',' When Doug returns from his grandmothers house, the bus line he  returns on is called Beagle, an obvious parody of Greyhound (both  are dog breeds.)'),
('12068',' Doug is left'),
('12069','handed.'),
('12070',' The character of Skunky Beaumont is mentioned in many of the  episodes, but never seen, as is Dougs principal, Mr. Buttsavage.'),
('12071',' From January 1953 to October 1955, this program was broadcast on the  National Broadcasting Company (NBC) on Wednesday evenings between  10:30 and 11:00 PM Eastern Time.'),
('12072',' From November 1955 to February 1957, this program was broadcast on  the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) on Monday evenings between  10:30 and 11:00 PM Eastern Time.'),
('12073',' Lou Jacobi (qv)s TV debut.'),
('12074',' This was one of the few series to be aired over all four commercial  networks. The final broadcast (over NBC) was 8 September 1956.'),
('12075',' The first show canceled by the FOX television network.'),
('12076',' Though it was shown eighth, this episode was filled to be the series  pilot, and the action takes place before all the other episodes.'),
('12077',' Series finale.'),
('12078',' Dr. Janet is a real Ph.D. '),
('12079',' in plant molecular biology.'),
('12080',' First show to use the animation process "Squiggle Vision". Later  shows to use it include _"Science Court" (1997)_ (qv) and  _"Home Movies" (1999)_ (qv).'),
('12081',' This episode never aired in the U.S.'),
('12082',' Over 30 actors auditioned for the lead role with  William Shatner (qv) the eventual winner, though he then declined  it. James Franciscus (qv) was also offered the role but had  committed himself to another (eventually unmade) series at the time.'),
('12083',' This was the first episode of the series to be shot in color.'),
('12084',' Boris, the puppet, was made by Spitting Image.'),
('12085',' Captain Fillings real name, Klas Kent, is a reference to Supermans  real name, Clark Kent.'),
('12086',' Johnny Cash (I) (qv)s guitarist, Bob Wootton (qv) of  The Tennessee Three (qv), acted as Cashs stunt double anytime  there was a scene that required Cash to ride a horse because he had  a fear of horses.'),
('12087',' Johnny Cash (I) (qv)s guitarist, Bob Wootton (qv) of  The Tennessee Three (qv), acted as Cashs stunt double anytime  there was a scene that required Cash to ride a horse because he had  a fear of horses.'),
('12088',' Johnny Cash (I) (qv)s guitarist, Bob Wootton (qv) of  The Tennessee Three (qv), acted as Cashs stunt double anytime  there was a scene that required Cash to ride a horse because he had  a fear of horses.'),
('12089',' Johnny Cash (I) (qv)s guitarist, Bob Wootton (qv) of  The Tennessee Three (qv), acted as Cashs stunt double anytime  there was a scene that required Cash to ride a horse because he had  a fear of horses.'),
('12090',' Jane Wyman (qv)s last performance.'),
('12091',' The theme song was sung by "The Osmonds"'),
('12092',' The budget was so low that the company couldnt afford trailers for  the cast, who had to change clothes in the bushes.'),
('12093',' Jack Albertson (qv) was so disgusted at the cheap, slipshod way  this show was produced that he actually pulled out of it halfway  into its first season, after seeing a particularly bad set of  rushes. Reminded that he still had a contract, he said, "After what  I just saw up there, no jury in the world would convict me." He  received his release shortly thereafter.'),
('12094',' 10 episodes were produced, but only five were aired before the show  was cancelled.'),
('12095',' Many of the scenes were recorded in an abandoned military bunker in  Sweden.'),
('12096',' There are a number of fake web'),
('12097','sites (in English) with information  about the 17th century prophecy which the whole series is based on.  There has never been any prophecy, and the character Adelyn Saville  is completely fictional.'),
('12098',' One week before the first episode was broadcast in Sweden there was  a major electrical problem. (just as told in the first episode)'),
('12099',' When the original show (_"Dragnet" (1951)_ (qv)) ended, Joe Friday  had been promoted to Lieutenant. However, Jack Webb (qv) decided  to make Friday a sergeant again for the new series because "few  people remember that Friday was promoted toward the end of our run.  We think its better to have Joe a sergeant again. Few  detective'),
('12100','lieutenants get out into the field."'),
('12101',' Webb, Jack (qv) and Morgan, Harry (qv) wore the same suits for  the entire run of the television series.'),
('12102',' Through all 100 episodes of the series, Friday is only seen wearing  something other than his regular suit four times: three times for  undercover work and once for a scene in his apartment.'),
('12103',' Episodes from this series were used as training tools by the  real'),
('12104','life LAPD.'),
('12105',' When Jack Webb (qv) revived the show in 1966, it was in response  to the growing tide of teen'),
('12106','age drug use, especially LSD.'),
('12107',' Jack Webb (qv) would pay $25 to any officer who submitted a story  that was used for an episode plot.'),
('12108',' During the run of this version, the title would change to reflect  the year that it was broadcast in (Dragnet 1967, Dragnet 1968 and so  on).'),
('12109',' Fridays badge number (seen at the beginning and end of each  episode) is 714. Badge 714 belonged to Sgt. Dan Cooke (qv), the  technical advisor. The badge has been retired and displayed at the  LAPD Academys Museum.'),
('12110',' The pair of hands seen hammering the Mark VII logo at the end of  every episode belong to Jack Webb (qv).'),
('12111',' For the sake of continuity, Friday and Gannon always wore the same  outfits in every episode. According to Harry Morgan (qv), he and  Jack Webb (qv) decided to switch coats for one scene to see if  anyone noticed. Since only Morgan was in the scene, no one on the  set realized it until the scene had been shot. In the next scene,  Morgan has on the correct coat. This is the only incident of faulty  continuity in the series run.'),
('12112',' Richard L. Breen (qv) wrote his only episode for the series, "The  Big Little Jesus", only after agreeing to write the 1954 movie based  on the show.'),
('12113',' For a time, the TV series and radio program ran concurrently.'),
('12114',' Midway through the series run, a theatrical spin'),
('12115','off was produced  (_Dragnet (1954)_ (qv)). This event marked two firsts in American TV  history: the first time a TV series spawned a movie, and the first  time a movie spin'),
('12116','off was released while the original series was  still running.'),
('12117',' Among the many real'),
('12118','life police officers who submitted story ideas  for this series was future _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv) creator  Gene Roddenberry (qv).'),
('12119',' Contrary to popular belief, Joe Friday never said "Just the facts,  maam" in any episode. The actual phrase used was "All we want [or  "know"] are the facts, maam".'),
('12120',' Barton Yarborough (qv), who portrayed Fridays first partner, was  ill during production of the third episode and was expected to  return (thus, in the opening of the show, Friday states, "My  partners Ben Romero"). But on the day the third episode was  complete, Yarborough died of a heart attack.'),
('12121',' The shows semi'),
('12122','documentary format was inspired by the Film'),
('12123','Noir  _He Walked by Night (1948)_ (qv) in which Jack Webb (qv) played a  forensic chemist.'),
('12124',' This was the first ever American import shown on British Independent  Television (its 2nd day of broadcast)'),
('12125',' Fridays partners changed early on for various reasons:  Barton Yarborough (qv) died five days after shooting the second  episode; Barney Phillips (qv) had a habit of wetting his lips  (making reaction shots difficult); and Herbert Ellis (I) (qv), who  was never intended to be permanent, was hurried out for looking too  much like Friday. Ironically, Ben Alexander (I) (qv), who became  Fridays permanent partner, originally wanted to do only one episode  of the show (as a character actor).'),
('12126',' Much of the series was shot at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank,  as Jack Webb (qv) agreed to finance the construction of  live'),
('12127','action sets for Disneys production company in exchange for its  use.'),
('12128',' Jack Webb (qv) gained some initial production time when  Chesterfield cigarettes agreed to finance an anthology series titled  _"Chesterfield Presents" (1952)_ (qv) (aka "Dramatic Mystery") that  alternated with "Dragnet" in early 1952. This provided the time  needed to work through the sudden death of Barton Yarborough (qv)  shortly after its initial broadcast.'),
('12129',' _"Gang Busters" (1952)_ (qv) ran on alternate weeks with "Dragnet"  on NBC on Thursday nights for a little more than a season (1952'),
('12130','53).  "Gang Busters" was the highest'),
('12131','rated show at the time NBC decided to  cancel it, in favor of airing "Dragnet" weekly.'),
('12132',' The main reason that "Dragnet" was seen on alternate weeks in its  second season was that Barton Yarborough (qv), the original Frank  Smith, had died during the initial season. This put a great strain  on the filming schedule. There were several cast changes until  Ben Alexander (I) (qv) took over the role (1952'),
('12133','1957).'),
('12134',' The episode "The Big Little Jesus" (12/24/1953) was network  televisions first half'),
('12135','hour color film. It was the only color show  of the series.'),
('12136',' Vic Perrin (Ernest Garvey) appeared often on both the radio and TV  versions of Dragnet. He wrote several scripts for the radio version  of Gunsmoke, on which he also appeared. He did a lot of voice over  work, for such TV cartoons as Johnny Quest and The Fantastic Four,  and is perhaps best known as the Control Voice on the original Outer  Limits series.'),
('12137',' Based on a 1952 episode of the Dragnet radio series.'),
('12138',' All of the episodes from the first two seasons were based on  "Dragnet" radio episodes that had aired previously. The first  episode of the third season, "The Big White Rat", became the first  television episode not based on a radio episode.'),
('12139',' The first episode, "The Human Bomb", and episode 2.7 (12/18/52) ".22  Rifle for Christmas" are the only episodes of the original Dragnet  that are not titled "The Big..." something.'),
('12140',' Danny Huston (qv) was originally cast in the lead role of Joe  Friday but was replaced by Ed ONeill after completing the first  episode, entitled "Three Blondes", and his scenes were re'),
('12141','shot.'),
('12142',' Ed ONeill and Ethan Embry (qv) first starred together in the film  _Dutch (1991)_ (qv) when Embry was only 13 years old.'),
('12143',' Ethan Embry had to temporarily bow out of filming for a few  episodes, due to a sports injury. His character (Frank Smith) was  said to be away caring for his ailing father.'),
('12144',' The original Dragnet theme, titled "Danger Ahead", actually predated  Dragnet. It is the score of _Naked City, The (1948)_ (qv), a movie  that also led to a TV series.'),
('12145',' After the show was cancelled by ABC in 2003, three of the remaining  five unaired episodes premiered on USA Network in 2004.'),
('12146',' In the pilot episode for the series Married With Children, starring  Ed ONeill as Al Bundy the theme song from Dragnet is heard honked  by Kelly Bundys boyfriends van.'),
('12147',' Originally scheduled to air on ABC on November 15, 2003. But ABC  canceled the series, so this episode premiered on USA Network on  April 28, 2004.'),
('12148',' After ABC canceled the show the remaining episodes scheduled to  premiere on USA Network, but the series was canceled yet again. In  the U.S. this episode (scheduled on USA Network on May, 26, 2004 '),
('12149','  but was not aired) premiered on the digital cable TV channel  Sleuth on October 11, 2006 '),
('12150',' around two years after its premiere  in France.'),
('12151',' Originally scheduled on ABC on November 8, 2003, but the show was  canceled, so this episode premiered on USA Network on May 5, 2004'),
('12152',' Scheduled to premiere on USA Network on May 19, 2004 after ABC  canceled the show, but USA Network canceled yet again, so the  US'),
('12153','premiere of this episode was on digital cable channel Sleuth on  October 10, 2006, but worldwide premiere was apparently on French  channel TF1 on December 4, 2004.'),
('12154',' Contrary to popular belief, there IS a manga of Dragon Ball GT.  However, it came AFTER the anime and was not created by Akira  Toriyama, therefore making it unofficial to the official  Toriyama'),
('12155','verse.'),
('12156',' After his fight with Vegeta, Goku is hospitalized in Wukong  Hospital. Wukong is the Chinese name for Goku.'),
('12157',' When Frieza is nearly killed on Planet Namek, he is taken in and  rebuilt and given cybernetic attachments to help him stay alive.  This is exactly the same thing that happens to Darth Vader in the  Star Wars series.'),
('12158',' Originally airing in the United States in 1996, its initial run was  heavily edited from the Japanese version, so much that out of the  first 68 episodes, the American version was cut down to 53 episodes,  15 episodes worth of content. This was mostly due to the partnership  between FUNimation productions (Who owned the rights) and Saban  Entertainment (Who was responsible for the dubbing and editing) When  the show gained a following on Cartoon Network, it was renewed and  FUNimation had sole control. As a result, the episodes were not as  clipped as before, following the Japanese episode number precisely  from then on. The quality of script dubbing was only marginally  better, but slowly improved all along the remainder of the shows  life.'),
('12159',' Like in the previous series Dragonball, Dragon Ball Z has many  naming conventions/jokes. Saiyans are all named after vegetables.  Vegeta, both the prince, his king father and the Saiyan home planet  (originally named Planet Plant), means Vegetable; Raditz is  radish, and Kakkorotto is carrot. The villain Freeza (originally  Friezer) comes obvious, and his brother Cooler and their father King  Cold. All Namekians born from the villain in Dragonball were named  after instruments (Piccolo, Drum, etc.) The Briefs family were all  named after underwear, Bulma meaning panties, Doctor Briefs himself,  Trunks, and Bra. And of course, various characters named after  foods. Oolong, as in the tea; Videl, like the onion variety; Ginger,  obvious; Spice; Blueberry; Raspberry; Raisin; Almond; Apple; and in  Dragonball there was an entire family (of about 12) named after  desserts.'),
('12160',' The show is based upon the Japanese series "Money no Tora" (Money  Tiger). There are also Canadian and Australian versions of Dragons  Den.'),
('12161',' In the episode with the dune buggy, when Drake and Josh are watching  TV, you can hear an old sketch from _"Amanda Show, The" (1999)_ (qv)  in the background. Both stars appeared on  _"Amanda Show, The" (1999)_ (qv) before moving on to this show.'),
('12162',' In some exterior shots of the cinema Josh works at, there is a shot  next door with the name "Schneiders Bakery", the name of  Dan Schneider (II) (qv)s production company.'),
('12163',' In the 2nd season episode "Dr. Drake", the name of the hospital is  "St. Schneiders". Dan Schneider (qv) is the producer of the show.'),
('12164',' Drakes main guitar is a J.B.P. stratocaster look'),
('12165','alike'),
('12166',' In the episode with the spring break students partying at Drake and  Joshs house, the hotel that their parents stay in is called "The  Four Schneiders", a reference to the producer of the show, Dan  Schneider'),
('12167',' We learn it took Drake six times to get his drivers license.'),
('12168',' Two of Drakes songs, Dont Preach and Hollywood Girl, play at  certain times in this movie.'),
('12169',' Tony Hawk appears in this episode for a few seconds. Drake and Josh  also steal his car.'),
('12170',' Josh sliding the laptop, under the closed toilet where the MTV  director was talking on the phone, is the same idea when Danny  Partridge slid a tape recorder to get Reuben Kincaids attention.'),
('12171',' The TRL/MTV bug appears at the bottom left of the screen when Drake  is singing live on TRL.'),
('12172',' The screen size in this movie has changed to wide screen.'),
('12173',' No canned laughter was used in the movie.'),
('12174',' The beginning where Megan is on the wrong plane, and where Josh got  his Ge'),
('12175','O switched is a spoof of the beginning of Home Alone 2: Lost  in New York, where Kevin was put on the wrong plane, and Joshs Ge'),
('12176','O  getting switched Home Alone 3 where at airport security, luggage was  switched.'),
('12177',' The video Drake on Joshs computer is actually from an episode of  Zoey 101 when Drake Bell guest starred.'),
('12178',' Audrey & Walter are only to be seen in the beginning of the movie  and dont appear throughout the rest of it because of the 10'),
('12179','day  cruise vacation.'),
('12180',' Drake and Joshs parents cant rescue them from the treehouse  because their parents are having dinner with the Schneiders (as in  Dan Schneider (II) (qv)).'),
('12181',' The "Producer"s voice on the phone in the first episode is a  trumpet, identical to the voice all adults get in the old Charlie  Brown cartoons.'),
('12182',' The eight toon "participants" are parodies of famous cartoon figures  Spanky Ham is a downloaded internet cartoon as mentioned in a  previous episode (Newgrounds.com). Captain Hero is like Superman (DC  Comics). Ling'),
('12183','Ling is like Pikachu from Pokémon (Nintendo Games).  Xandir is like Link from The Legend of Zelda (Nintendo Games).  Princess Clara is like various heroines from animated feature films  (Walt Disney). Toot Braunstein is like Betty Boop (Max Fleischer,  Paramount). Foxxy Love is like Valerie Brown from Josie and the  Pussycats (Hanna'),
('12184','Barbera). Wooldoor Sockbat is like SpongeBob  SquarePants (Nickelodeon Network). Guest toon Bucky Bucks is a  combination of Donald Trump and Richie Rich (Harvey Comics).'),
('12185',' One first season episode, "Terms of Endearment", had a delayed  airing. It showed Captain Hero as a quadriplegic after giving up his  super powers (saying, "You know what happens to superheroes who give  up their powers".) It was such an obvious reference to former  Superman Christopher Reeve that it wasnt aired until the middle  of the second season, after Reeve passed away.'),
('12186',' John Landis (I) (qv) asked Universal Studios if he could make a  show out of all the old TV programs that Universal had in its  library, a lot of which were anthology shows. He then asked  David Crane (I) (qv) and Marta Kauffman (qv) to come up with an  premise. This was the result.'),
('12187',' The opening credits began with a TV set turning on to display  nothing but static. This has since become the generic logo for all  HBO Original Series.'),
('12188',' Sheldon Leonard (qv)s final role.'),
('12189',' This half hour nightly show was originally aired at 11:00pm during  the week on the Sci Fi Channel. 65 shows were taped and completed  but only 22 were aired before the series was canceled.'),
('12190',' During the first 24 days of December 2004 selected episodes of this  show and _"Jul på Vesterbro" (2003) (mini)_ (qv) were re'),
('12191','run on  Danmarks Radio (DR2) as a Christmas Calendar under the title "Jul i  den gamle kolbøttefabrik".'),
('12192',' James Marsters (qv), who did the narration for some of the  audiobooks in the series, turned down the opportunity to audition  for the role of Harry Dresden because he didnt want to move to  Toronto in case the series was produced.'),
('12193',' As of May 2006 the Sci'),
('12194','Fi Channel has ordered 11 episodes of The  Dresden Files, based on the quality of the pilot. The pilot film  itself is scheduled to premiere in January 2007.'),
('12195',' The character of Karrin Murphy became Connie Murphy for legal  reasons after it was discovered that there is an actual police  officer named Karyn Murphy in Chicago.'),
('12196',' The episodes were aired out of their original filmed order, creating  some confusion. Many character backgrounds (such as Murphy, Bob,  Laura, and Melissa) were left out of the first aired episode which  created much confusion as to who these characters were. The original  pilot, "Storm Front," will air later in the first season.'),
('12197',' Was originally intended to be a major motion picture, but was  changed to a TV series due to the filming of  Constantine (2005) (qv)'),
('12198',' Kim Coates (qv) use of a British accent was intended to mock  Paul Blackthorne (qv)s own natural British accent, before Kim  knew that Paul was using an American accent to play Harry.'),
('12199',' Rebecca McFarland (qv) and Valerie Cruz (qv) had originally been  cast to play each others roles, as Murphy was described in the  books as a blue'),
('12200','eyed blonde.'),
('12201',' The Jones house is located at 1060 W. Addison, which in real life is  the address of Wrigley Field (this joke was made famous by  _Blues Brothers, The (1980)_ (qv)).'),
('12202',' Claudia Black miscalled Harry Dresden "Harvey" as an in'),
('12203','joke for a  "clueless detective". "Harvey" was the often helpful "Scorpius"  alter ego of the "Farscape" series, also starring Claudia Black and  also produced by the Sci'),
('12204','Fi channel'),
('12205',' The fraternity Dresden visits is named Psi Phi Chi AKA Sci Fi  Ch[annel]'),
('12206',' Mimi Bobecks character was not meant to be a regular on the show,  but was written in after positive public reaction.'),
('12207',' The shots of the outside of the Winfred'),
('12208','Louder Store, Drews  workplace, are actually of Halles, a similar store in Cleveland.'),
('12209',' Diedrich Baders character, Oswald Lee Harvey, is (obviously) a  mixed up version of Lee Harvey Oswald (the alleged killer of JFK).'),
('12210',' The outside shot of the Warsaw Tavern is actually that of the  Memphis Tavern in Cleveland.'),
('12211',' Drews address is 720 Sedgewick St.'),
('12212',' In one episode, Greg Clemens said to the gang, "Even the Clampetts  picked up and moved to Beverly". Diedrich Bader (qv) played Jethro  and Jethrene in _Beverly Hillbillies, The (1993)_ (qv).'),
('12213',' In the eighth season the theme song was performed with a different  musical style before each episode.'),
('12214',' Due to poor ratings, the show was taken off of ABCs schedule for  the 2003'),
('12215','2004 season. The shows contract with the network, however,  required ABC to produce a ninth season, broadcast between 2 June  2004 and 8 September 2004. In order to fit a 26'),
('12216','episode season in  three months, many weeks featured two half'),
('12217','hour episodes run  back'),
('12218','to'),
('12219','back.'),
('12220',' Drews character on the show continues to wear glasses, even though  in real life Drew had laser eye surgery to correct his vision and no  longer needs glasses.'),
('12221',' John Carroll Lynch, who plays Drews older brother, Steve, is  actually five years younger than Drew Carey.'),
('12222',' The series finales ending is a remake of the pilots ending but  with a small twist. In the pilot Kate, Oswald, and Lewis watch Drew  from his kitchen window as he plays pool and in the finale its  Lewis, Oswald, Mr. Wick, Mimi, Kellie, and Drew Jr who are watching  Drew. Both endings include Drew playing pool outside in the rain, in  his yellow rain jacket, humming "Moon Over Parma".'),
('12223',' From the 8th season on, whenever the theme song "Moon Over Parma" is  used, the Cleveland in the song is changed to Eastlake, a suburb of  Cleveland located in Lake County.'),
('12224',' Lewis tells the punch line of a joke, "...the bear says, You dont  really like to hunt, do you?" An almost identical punch line ("...  so the bear says, You didnt really come here to hunt, did you?")  appeared in two episodes, (#3.12 and #5.11) of  _"Homicide: Life on the Street" (1993)_ (qv), both times told by  Detective Meldrick Lewis (Clark Johnson (qv)).'),
('12225',' Three episodes (#5.8, "Drew Live", #6.5, Drew Live II" and #7.9,  "Drew Live III") were broadcast live, and melded this series with  Careys other show _"Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (1998)_ (qv) and was  partially improvised.'),
('12226',' Oswald and Lewis set up a website for Buzz Beer at  www.buybuzzbeer.com This site now redirects people to an Amazon.com  search for Drew Carey.'),
('12227',' Joe Walsh (III) (qv) guest starred as himself in episode #2.14,  "Drewstock", and had a recurring role as Ed in other episodes.'),
('12228',' The story line is that Gus only misbehaves when Drew is present. The  episode title is derived from "Michigan J. Frog", the singing frog  in Chuck Jones (qv) cartoon _One Froggy Evening (1955)_ (qv), in  which a man finds Michigan J., a singing frog, whose talent he hopes  to exploit for profit. His hopes are dashed when the frog refuses to  sing when anybody else is present. Michigan J. Frog, who was never  named in the original cartoon, eventually became the trademark  character for the WB television network. He also resurfaced in  Jones sequel, _Another Froggy Evening (1995)_ (qv).'),
('12229',' Lorenzo Music (qv)s last film performance.'),
('12230',' Episode #8.15, "Turkeyspotting", broadcast on June 25, 2003, was the  200th episode of the show.'),
('12231',' The fourth seasons April Fools Day show (which is always filled  with goofs) the characters are turned into Sims for a minute or two.  When The Sims "House Party" expansion pack came out, Drew Carey was  turned into an NPC for the game.'),
('12232',' in the first episodes Travel Channel ran a contest to try and create  a new chant/song to support the USA soccer team.'),
('12233',' The ABC version ended 9 November 1952. The series ended 18 March  1953.'),
('12234',' On the wall of Drexells classroom a progression of American flags  is shown from 1776 to the year 2000. The year 2000 shows a flag of  Japan. This raised a tremendous controversy with World War II  veterans groups who claimed that, even in jest, it was in very poor  taste.'),
('12235',' The car that Alex Tully drives is a 1972 Dodge Challenger'),
('12236',' Brooks, Richard (IV) is credited in this episode as "Detective  Ehrle". He played "Jubal Early" opposite Fillion, Nathan in the  Firefly Episode "Objects in Space".'),
('12237',' Jonathan Llyr, Lesley Livingston and Simon Evans did segments for  the show from its launch until late 2004.'),
('12238',' Lesley Livingston had a different character depending on the night,  she would play either The Nurse, Trish dLish or Cheryl.'),
('12239',' Kim Poirier (qv) became the On'),
('12240','Air Presenter for the Horror  Marathon segments in 2005 when she joined HypaSpace. She stopped  doing the segments when she left HypaSpace in 2007.'),
('12241',' Kim Poirier (qv) did the voice'),
('12242','overs for the promos of the  Steamy Windshields episodes from 2005 to 2007.'),
('12243',' When the pirates prepare to re'),
('12244','program C'),
('12245','3PO, they ask him if he has  any preference as to his new name. C'),
('12246','3PO replies "Well, Ive always  been partial to Anthon'),
('12247',' oh dear, what I am saying?", a reference to  Anthony Daniels (qv), who plays C'),
('12248','3PO in the Star Wars films and  in this cartoon.'),
('12249',' Each episode of this show featured two "Droopy: Master Detective"  shorts and one "Screwball Squirrel" short (based on Tex Averys  Screwball (or Screwy) Squirrel, which first appeared in  _Screwball Squirrel (1944)_ (qv)).'),
('12250',' The series was originally to be called "Dead Belgians Dont Count",  inspired by a deadly train accident in Belgium which received no  attention in the British news. This title was deemed too offensive  by Channel 4, and they renamed it "Drop the Dead Donkey". A  fortuitous decision, as it turned out, since one of the first  international stations to buy this series was the VRT, the Flemish  public radio and television.'),
('12251',' During the BBC documentary show "Comedy Connections" screened in  March 2006, the cast members confessed that most of their lines were  actually written on the pieces of paper and clipboards that they  were forever looking at during each episode. This was because script  was written so close to transmission in order to keep it topical  that they often didnt have time to learn all their lines before  shooting began.'),
('12252',' The title refers to the newss habit of tacking a funny, silly or  sweet story onto the end of the news, which is known as a dead  donkey. So when a huge event happens, it’s not appropriate for a  story of this sort to be included, so they Drop the dead donkey'),
('12253',' Part of TV 2/Danmarks morning slots "TV 2 Teddy" '),
('12254',' broadcast for  children and teenagers during weekends.'),
('12255',' Elizabeth Ashleys TV debut.'),
('12256',' Diana Muldaur (qv)s TV debut.'),
('12257',' The final performance of Harpo Marx (qv).'),
('12258',' The last episode there is a blink'),
('12259','and'),
('12260','youll'),
('12261','miss'),
('12262','her" cameo by  Kiyone from AICs other show _"Tenchi Muyô " (1995)_ (qv)'),
('12263',' Jinbus special attack is the Lighthawk Wings, from the Tenchi Muyo!  universe.'),
('12264',' initially only meant to be a six'),
('12265','part mini series, but became a huge  success that spanned five seasons from 1985 to 1991'),
('12266',' One of the first Portuguese TV Series to be filmed on film stock.'),
('12267',' Filmed with a low budget of around $2,500 per episode.'),
('12268',' Rogério Ceitil (qv) was the main member of the staff behind the  project, often doing a variety of jobs besides directing and  writing, so that the episodes could be broadcast on schedule.'),
('12269',' Each 50'),
('12270','minutes episode was filmed in five days.'),
('12271',' Most characters never change clothes for the most part of the  series. It is rumored that the clothes were provided by the actors  themselves.'),
('12272',' The worlds first interactive drama.'),
('12273',' Originally conceived as a prequel series to an as yet unmade feature  film entitled "Dubplate Pressure".'),
('12274',' The first television series ever to be available for download on  Playstation Portable.'),
('12275',' The episode "Green Loontern", which had Dodgers joining the Green  Lantern Corps, featured the first animated appearances of many of  the more popular Green Lanterns from the comic books, most  prominently Boodika and Chp. Green Lanterns that were captured by  Sinestro included Guy Gardiner, Salaak, Arissa, and Kyle Rayner.  Comic fan and writer Kevin Smith voiced the most famous Green  Lantern, Hal Jordan.'),
('12276',' The Beagle Boys and Ma Beagle are based upon the infamous Ma Barker  and the Barker Gang, a real life family of crooks who were led by  their mother.'),
('12277',' The prison number for each of the Beagle Boys is some combination of  the numbers 1, 6, and 7, a holdover from the Carl Barks Uncle  Scrooge comic books, wherein they were identified only by their  numbers.'),
('12278',' Most of season fours episodes featured musical numbers to  capitalize on Jason Alexander (I) (qv)s Broadway success.'),
('12279',' The psychiatric doctors who examine Duckman, Drs. Morsink and  Ducharme, were named after two fans who created web sites in honor  of the show in 1995. The producer, Michael Markowitz, was a regular  visitor to the Internet Newsgroup alt.tv.duckman at that time and  interacted with fans, drawing inspiration from those interactions  for characters and plot lines in later Duckman episodes.'),
('12280',' The episode "Ajax and Ajaxer" is dedicated to actress  Dana Hill (I) (qv), who voiced Charles. She died during the  production of season four due to complications of diabetes.  Following Dana Hills death, Pat Musick (qv), who voiced Fluffy  and Uranus, took up providing the voice of Charles.'),
('12281',' Mike Judge (qv) was slated to record a cameo as  _"Beavis and Butt'),
('12282','head" (1993)_ (qv) for the episode "Apocalypse  Not", but a lawsuit erroneously accusing B&B of encouraging children  to start fires prompted him to pull out at the last minute (that  particular episode features scenes of mass destruction when Duckman  mistakenly believes hes survived the end of the world and goes  about trashing downtown).'),
('12283',' The episode "Dammit, Hollywood" was written as a "cartoon before the  movie" for Howard Sterns _Private Parts (1997)_ (qv) and  _Beavis and Butt'),
('12284','Head Do America (1996)_ (qv) when they were playing  in theatres, and was supposed to have featured voices by  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv), Brendan Fraser (qv), and  Sylvester Stallone (qv). The idea was scrapped when Schwarzenegger  and Stallone pulled out of the project, and it ended up airing on  television as the season four premier, with special guest voice  Brendan Fraser.'),
('12285',' The season three premier "Noir Gang" was entirely black and white  (except for opening and closing "teasers"), and ended up winning the  Silver Pulcinella statue for best adult animated show at the Amalfi  "Cartoons on the Bay" Festival, an annual animation festival held in  Italty.'),
('12286',' James Doohan (qv) made his final television appearance before his  death on 20 July 2005, in the Season Four episode "Where No Duckman  Has Gone Before" which originally aired on 23 August 1997.'),
('12287',' The leather bar in episodes 109 and 108 ("A Chicago Holiday" parts 1  and 2) is actually the set of The Raven, Janettes nightclub from  the television series "Forever Knight".'),
('12288',' Fraser is named after the Fraser River in British Columbia, Canada.  Diefenbaker is named after John Diefenbaker, Prime Minister of  Canada, 1957'),
('12289','63. Thatcher is named after Margaret Thatcher, Prime  Minister of the UK, 1979'),
('12290','90.'),
('12291',' For a time, this was considered the most popular Canadian'),
('12292','based and  produced TV series ever shown on a US network. After its  cancellation, the series was later spun'),
('12293','off into  _"Due South" (1997)_ (qv) after the producers were able to obtain  international funding a year after the original was cancelled.'),
('12294',' First season characters were typically named after famous Canadians'),
('12295',' The first season episode "Victorias Secret" was originally the  season finale for that season and the series finale but when it was  announced the series would be renewed, "Letting Go" was created to  answer the questions of what happened after VS.'),
('12296',' In the episode "Mountie Sings the Blues" from the first season,  officers Huey and Dewey try to write a country and western song. The  lyrics that they are working with ("Dont call me for supper, if you  dont mean to feed me. Dont tell me you love me with that gun in  your hand.") are from the title track of Paul Gross and David  Keeleys first CD, named "Two Houses".'),
('12297',' Leslie Nielsen (qv)s recurring character '),
('12298',' legendary mountie Buck  Frobisher '),
('12299',' was named for 16th century explorer Sir Martin  Frobisher, who explorer the northern areas of what is now Canada  searching for the Northwest Passage.'),
('12300',' The character of print journalist MacKenzie King, who appeared in  two episodes (played by two different actresses) was named for  former Canadian prime minister, William Lyon MacKenzie King, who  served in the 1920s.'),
('12301',' The license plate RCW139 appears on cars in a lot of the episodes  from the seasons.'),
('12302',' While Constable Fraser has sustained various injuries during the run  of the series, they have only happened when he chose not to wear his  hat, or it had been knocked off his head through various  circumstances. This has earned his hat the nickname, "The Stetson of  Invulnerability."'),
('12303',' The production crew had to cart in truckloads of snow because they  had a warm up in Toronto and all the snow melted before they were  finished shooting some of the park scenes.'),
('12304',' Originally, CBS intended this episode to be a stand'),
('12305','alone TV Movie.  However, when ratings of the movie were pretty good, they decided to  start production of a full'),
('12306','blown television series.'),
('12307',' Paul Haggis (qv) (creator of due South) plays a man in a business  suit who walks by Fraser in the final minutes of the movie.'),
('12308',' Kevin Rushton (qv) makes his first appearance in this episode  playing the guy in the bar who threatens the boys with a bottle. He  went on to play various characters throughout the shows history.'),
('12309',' The poem that Fraser was reciting at the end of the episode  Victoras Secret part 2, as he lay on the train platform is "The  Windhover" by Gerard Manley Hopkins.'),
('12310',' While going through a security check, Benton Fraser is asked for his  mothers maiden name, and he replies, "Pinsent."  Gordon Pinsent (qv) is the actor who plays the ghost of Frasers  father.'),
('12311',' Spin'),
('12312','off of _"Due South" (1994)_ (qv), which was cancelled due to  the inability to maintain American funding. Since this series did  not have American funding, it was held more strictly to Canadian  content regulations.'),
('12313',' Leslie Nielsen (qv), who played the recurring role of Canadian  Mountie Buck Frobisher, is in real life the son of a Mountie.'),
('12314',' "Stanley Kowalski" and "Stella Kowalski" are character names taken  from Tennessee Williams (qv) "A Streetcar Named Desire".'),
('12315',' David Marciano (qv) opted not to return to the spin'),
('12316','off after a  contract dispute with Alliance Atlantis, the production company. His  character of Ray was replaced by Callum Keith Rennie. The writers  wrote Rennie into the story by saying the original Ray Vecchio had  gone deep undercover with the mob which was why the appearance  change of Ray took place.'),
('12317',' Catherine Bruhier (qv) moved to Los Angeles after  _"Due South" (1994)_ (qv) was cancelled and was pursuing a career  there. She only appears in three _"Due South" (1997)_ (qv) episodes  until her character, Elaine, graduates from the police academy.'),
('12318',' The menu items discussed in the restaurant in "Dead Men Dont Throw  Rice" are all names of hockey players.'),
('12319',' The series finale, "Call of the Wild", involved a scene in which 20  Mounties parachuted from a Hercules aircraft. Two parachutists  momentarily became entangled in midair but managed to untangle  themselves and landed safely. This segment was shot over the Spray  Lakes in Kananaskis (Alberta). The Canadian Forces Skyhawks from CFB  Trenton (Ontario) were hired to perform the stunts.'),
('12320',' Ramona Milano (qv)s real pregnancy which was hidden in several  episodes by strategically placed file folders and furniture can be  seen in the episodes in season 4 and then going to the end of the  series.'),
('12321',' Moving from CBS for its first two years of production  (_"Due South" (1994)_ (qv)) to first'),
('12322','run syndication, the new  production company wanted to have the premise inserted into the  opening titles so that first'),
('12323','time viewers wouldnt be confused as to  what a Canadian Mountie was doing in Chicago. Not wanting to alter  the opening titles, Paul Gross (I) (qv) opted to simply state the  premise in each episode with the line, "I first came to Chicago on  the trail of the killers of my father, and for reasons that dont  need exploring at this juncture Ive remained, attached as liaison  with the Canadian Consulate." This became a running gag throughout  the third season, as the writers found various ways to insert the  line in different ways into almost each script, whether it was  spoken by Fraser or other supporting characters.'),
('12324',' The drunk in the wedding dress in the episode "Dead Guy Running" was  played by Paul Gross brother'),
('12325','in'),
('12326','law, Donny Burns.'),
('12327',' Officers Huey and Dewey try to write a country and western song. The  lyrics that they are working with ("Dont call me for supper, if you  dont mean to feed me. Dont tell me you love me with that gun in  your hand.") are from the title track of Paul Gross and David  Keeleys first CD, named "Two Houses".'),
('12328',' In the scene at the end of the episode "Odds", Lady Shoes/Denny  Scarpa is being dangled off the balcony by Fraser (Paul Gross). This  is the same balcony used in the episode "Hawk and a Handsaw".'),
('12329',' Dief wasnt faking the bandage on his paw. In an interview Rick  Parker, Dracos trainer, mentions that he had the dog on the  Canadian Wranglers grounds when Draco decided to swipe some food  from a black jaguars cage. The jaguar didnt take kindly to this so  it grabbed Dracos paw with one of its claws. Fortunately for Draco  it only required 26 stitches which all healed nicely.'),
('12330',' The original version aired as five minute segments in Japan and was  not a comedy.'),
('12331',' There have been two 26 episode "seasons" produced for the USA and  aired on Cartoon Network. The cast and crew (including all lead  voice actors) for the English adaptation are (almost) completely  different for both seasons. The first season produced by Plastic Cow  Productions and the second season produced by Elastic Media  Corporation.'),
('12332',' Aracely Arámbula (qv) was considered to star.'),
('12333',' This TV series was filmed at the same time as, and is the source of  scenes for, the theatrical movie, _Duga Mracna Noc (2004)_ (qv).'),
('12334',' When the producers could only pay him £10'),
('12335','15,000 for his role,  Goran Visnjic (qv) refused to receive payment.'),
('12336',' Booke, Sorrell (qv) wore padding under his suit when playing  over'),
('12337','weight Boss Hogg.'),
('12338',' The first five episodes of the series were filmed in Georgia, before  filming moved to the Warner Brothers set in Burbank, California,  where filming stayed for the rest of the series. The original  Georgia locations are to this day often visited by Dukes fans.'),
('12339',' Waylon Jennings (qv)s band, The Waylors, provided the in'),
('12340','episode  music for early episodes.'),
('12341',' They crashed a lot of cars filming this show. Replacing the police  sedans was easy '),
('12342',' replacing the old Dodge Chargers ("General Lee")  was not as they werent made anymore. It got to the point where  producers would spot a Charger on the street and would approach the  owner and offer to buy it on the spot.'),
('12343',' John Schneider (I) (qv) (Bo Duke) has restored over 20 Dodge  Chargers (The General Lee).'),
('12344',' During one of the famous jump sequences the stunt crew actually set  a world record.'),
('12345',' One of Catherine Bach (qv)s (Daisy) outfits was on display at the  Smithsonian in Washington DC.'),
('12346',' There were a total of 309 "General Lee" cars (some of them were 1968  and 1970 model Dodges) created and mostly destroyed during the  series. About 20, in various states of disrepair, still exist.'),
('12347',' The "P." in Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane wasnt added until the 2nd  season. It stands for "Pervis".'),
('12348',' In 1983, the series also spawned a spin'),
('12349','off Saturday Morning cartoon  called _"Dukes, The" (1983)_ (qv). Made by Hanna'),
('12350','Barbera, this  series concerned an around'),
('12351','the'),
('12352','world car race between the Dukes and  Boss Hogg.'),
('12353',' Before Tom Wopat (qv) was chosen for the role of Luke, among the  other actors who were considered for the part were  Dennis Quaid (qv) and Gerald McRaney (qv).'),
('12354',' Bo and Luke used bows and arrows instead of guns because the boys  were on probation for moonshine running and any use of firearms  would be seen as a probation violation.'),
('12355',' Boss Hogg had a twin brother (Sorrell Booke (qv) in a dual role),  who appeared in only one episode. He was the literal opposite of  Jefferson Davis Hogg '),
('12356',' he was law'),
('12357','abiding, wore black, and was  called Abraham Lincoln Hogg.'),
('12358',' Sonny Shroyer (qv), who played deputy Enos, left the show in the  second season to star in his own show _"Enos" (1980)_ (qv). When it  failed after 17 episodes, he returned to the show.'),
('12359',' Both Sorrell Booke (qv) and Sonny Shroyer (qv) guest starred in  their roles as Boss Hogg and Deputy Enos on the show  _"Alice" (1976)_ (qv).'),
('12360',' Roscos dog, a sleepy'),
('12361','eyed basset hound, was named Flash.'),
('12362',' The name of the state that Hazzard County was in was never  explicitly revealed. However, it was within driving distance of  Atlanta, Georgia and in "Happy Birthday General Lee" Boss Hogg tells  Daisy she has "the best legs in all of Georgia".'),
('12363',' When Tom Wopat (qv) and John Schneider (I) (qv) briefly left the  show during their contract dispute, their absences were explained by  having Bo and Luke leaving Hazzard to try their hands on the NASCAR  circuit.'),
('12364',' The original Georgia location of Aces Used Car Lot (Repo Men  episode) was torn down in 1998 to make way for a church expansion,  and the original Boars Nest is also now a church.'),
('12365',' Uncle Jesses CB handle was "Shepherd," Bo and Lukes handle was  "Lost Sheep," and Daisys handle was "Bo Peep."'),
('12366',' The series was based on the film _Moonrunners (1975)_ (qv).'),
('12367',' Ben Jones (I) (qv) (Cooter) actually owns a store called "Cooters"  in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, dedicated to all things related to the  show.'),
('12368',' Over half of the fan mail for the show was actually addressed to the  General Lee.'),
('12369',' The General Lees famous "Dixie" horn wasnt originally planned;  when the producers were driving in Atlanta during the first few  episodes, they heard a car pass with a "Dixie" horn and chased the  driver down and convinced him to sell the horn. They later realized  that it was a novelty horn which could be purchased at any auto  parts store for a third of what they paid for it. The horn was only  used in the first five episodes. Once filming moved to the Warner  Brothers lot, the horn was edited in during post'),
('12370','production.'),
('12371',' During the 1981'),
('12372','82 season, John Schneider (I) (qv) and  Tom Wopat (qv) demanded raises, claiming that they were owed a lot  of royalties from the shows extensive line of merchandise. They  ended up walking out, and the producers replaced the characters of  Bo and Luke with Coy and Vance for the 1982'),
('12373','83 season, which  resulted in a big fall in the shows ratings. The dispute with  Schneider and Wopat was eventually settled, and they returned for  the final four episodes of the season, with the "clone" Dukes being  written out in the same episode, never to be mentioned again.'),
('12374',' Many of the scripts for season five were written for Bo and Luke,  and then just changed to Coy and Vance.'),
('12375',' During season two, Ben Jones (I) (qv) walked off the set over a  dispute over whether or not he should cut his hair and shave. He was  replaced temporarily by Cooters cousins B.B. Davenport, played by  Mickey Jones (I) (qv), and Ernie W. Brown (qv), as L.B.  Davenport.'),
('12376',' James Best (I) (qv) also left the series temporarily during season  two over a dispute regarding the dressing rooms. He was replaced by  Jeff Altman (qv) as Hughie Hogg, followed by Clifton James (qv)  as Lester Crabb, Dick Sargent (qv) as Grady Byrd, and  James Hampton (I) (qv) as Buster Moon. Altman and James were  listed as guest stars, while Byrd and Hampton were actually listed  in the opening credits.'),
('12377',' The episodes involving Texas Ranger Jude Emory and private  investigators Mason Dixon and his girls were test pilots for  possible spin'),
('12378','offs.'),
('12379',' Sonny Shroyer (qv) had it written into his contract that if his  spin'),
('12380','off, _"Enos" (1980)_ (qv), didnt last a full season, he could  come back to ‘The Dukes of Hazzard’.'),
('12381',' On the CMT "Inside the Dukes" special, Catherine Bach (qv) said  she offered to walk out along with Tom Wopat (qv) and  John Schneider (I) (qv), but they convinced her to stay. The  reasoning was that if she left, then there would be no show to come  back to.'),
('12382',' Country singer Mel Tillis (qv) played a character in one of the  episodes, and then later reappeared in another episode as himself,  who was a victim of Roscos "Celebrity Speed Trap."'),
('12383',' Sorrell Brooke (qv) had it in his contract that there must be  things that Boss Hogg would not do. The two things he would not do  were dealing drugs, and killing.'),
('12384',' In several interviews, John Schneider (I) (qv) said that he lied  about his age in order to get the part of Bo Duke. He told them that  he was 24, when in reality, he was only 19. He also showed up in a  T'),
('12385','shirt and blue jeans, carrying a six pack of beer, and pretending  to speak with a Southern accent, when in reality he was from New  York City.'),
('12386',' Flash the dog was owned and trained by Alvin Mears (qv)'),
('12387',' According to the "Unofficial Guide to The Dukes of Hazzard" book,  Gy Waldron (qv) wanted Hazzard "to be in a location like  Chatsworth, Georgia." Chatsworth is in northwest Georgia in Murray  County, and does have a strong "bootlegging" history.'),
('12388',' According to Catherine Bach (qv) in an interview on  _"E! True Hollywood Story" (1996)_ (qv), her famous "Daisy Duke"  shorts almost didnt make it onto the show. When network executives  saw her wearing the shorts, they had a fit and told the producers  she couldnt wear them. After arguing back and forth, the execs  allowed her to wear them on one condition: she had to wear pantyhose  beneath them so nothing would accidentally be revealed. Instead of  diverting attention from her outfit, as the execs hoped, the hose  highlighted her long, shapely legs, making Bach a 70s TV sex  symbol.'),
('12389',' The "General Lee" is a 1969 Dodge Charger.'),
('12390',' James Best (I) (qv) based the "coo coo" sound that Rosco made  whenever he got excited on noises he used to make when he played  with his children. He did this to make Rosco more childlike and  therefore less of a threat to the Dukes.'),
('12391',' Each of the cast members portray their ancestors as they were in the  1880s.'),
('12392',' Final episode filmed in Covington, Ga.'),
('12393',' Bo and Lukes real names are Beauregard and Lukas K. Duke.'),
('12394',' This episode served as a pilot for a spin'),
('12395','off series starring  John Shearin (qv), but a series was not ordered.'),
('12396',' This is the only episode where the General Lee does not appear. The  Duke boys drive a 1975 Plymouth Fury sedan instead (which they blow  up during the course of the episode).'),
('12397',' The series third episode, Mary Kayes Baby, is the only episode  of the entire run not to feature the General Lee (instead, the Duke  boys drive around in a car borrowed from Cooter).'),
('12398',' This episode served as a pilot for a spin'),
('12399','off series, but a series  was not ordered.'),
('12400',' In Season 3, Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltranes middle name was revealed  as "Purvis".'),
('12401',' This is the only Christmas'),
('12402','themed episode of the series.'),
('12403',' Daisys car '),
('12404',' a yellow 1971 Dodge Challenger '),
('12405',' is destroyed when it  careens over a cliff. Her new vehicle (unveiled at episodes end) is  a 1980 Jeep CJ7 with a huge eagle decal and the words "Dixie"  emblazoned on the hood.'),
('12406',' Daisy originally drove a yellow 1973 Plymouth Roadrunner, until the  brakes went when Bo and Luke were driving it in the 2nd season  episode The Runaway and it went over a cliff '),
('12407',' with them getting  out just in time. At the end of that episode, she got her white  jeep, called Dixie.'),
('12408',' Bo, Luke, Coy and Vance share only a few scenes in the episodes  first act. Afterward, Coy and Vance depart, never to be referred to  again, while Bo and Luke resume their roles for the rest of the  episode.'),
('12409',' Waylon Jennings sings his then'),
('12410','current hit, "Never Could Toe the  Mark" at the Boars Nest in the shows final act.'),
('12411',' Waylon Jennings (qv) provided the voice of the Balladeer for every  single episode of the series (as well as singing the theme song),  but only ever appeared on'),
('12412','screen in one episode, in the 7th seasons  Welcome, Waylon Jennings, in which he plays himself visiting  Hazzard.'),
('12413',' After one year of unsuccessfully experimenting with a slate of  all'),
('12414','live'),
('12415','action childrens shows ("The Weird Al Show" was the only  bona fide hit during those last 12 months), CBS returned to a  Saturday morning lineup of animated series in October 1998,  supplemented by "The Saturday Early Show". This show was one of the  first programs CBS aired when it returned to an all'),
('12416','animated  Saturday morning lineup.'),
('12417',' Based on the childrens book by Dav Pilkey.'),
('12418',' After the productions completion and before its premiere, the  Sci'),
('12419','Fi Channel authorized writer/director John Harrison (I) (qv)  to write and direct a sequel miniseries. Harrison planned to base  the next miniseries on Frank Herberts Dune Messiah and Children of  Dune. This eventually became the miniseries  _"Children of Dune" (2003) (mini)_ (qv), which Harrison wrote but  did not direct.'),
('12420',' Earned the Sci'),
('12421','Fi Channels highest ratings to date.'),
('12422',' The cinematographer used matte backgrounds for the "exterior" shots,  painted on massive fabric sheets. The detail worked so well that it  eliminated the need to film the exteriors in an actual desert, and  allowed the filmmakers to create a film with production values on  par with most big screen science fiction productions at a fraction  of the cost.'),
('12423',' The design of the stillsuits was inspired by NASCAR cool suits,  which pump chilled water through capillaries to keep its wearer from  overheating (used also in _Spawn (1997)_ (qv)).'),
('12424',' The spice blow cloud was inspired by repeated viewings of the  nuclear detonation montage at the end of  _Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)_ (qv).'),
('12425',' None of the guns actually worked; all muzzle flashes were added in  postproduction.'),
('12426',' The glowing Fremen eyes effect was accomplished with special  ultraviolet contact lenses and a UV'),
('12427','filtering camera lens. The Mahdi  statue at Sietch Tabr was inspired by the same Buddha statues which  were much later destroyed by the Taliban.'),
('12428',' The false spice in the scene where Gurney and Paul are reunited was  really oregano.'),
('12429',' Most of the Fremen were played by Czech actors.'),
('12430',' Julie Cox (I) (qv) is the narrator in the beginning and end of the  movie'),
('12431',' During production, Laura Burton (III) (qv) grew so much that near  the end of filming her custom'),
('12432','designed contact lenses (designed to  help create the Fremen blue eyes effect) no longer fit her properly.  They became extremely irritating in later scenes, and during the  climactic deposition scene the director asked her to spare herself  the discomfort and not wear them at all.'),
('12433',' Alice Krige (qv) turned down the role of Lady Jessica due to  scheduling conflicts. She did, however accept the role in the sequel  miniseries when Saskia Reeves (qv) proved unavailable.'),
('12434',' Although many people claim there is a final episode, it was never  filmed. The script, "Requiem", was finished and it is available on  line courtesy of writer Michael Reaves (I) (qv). In addition, the  DVD box set release of the series includes a performance of the  script as a radio play style production.'),
('12435',' The production company referenced the role playing games official  source books for many of the various monsters the heroes faced.'),
('12436',' Eric is seen reading a Spiderman comic in the Prison of Agony. The  D&D cartoon was one of the Marvel Productions cartoons of the 80s.'),
('12437',' After Eric uses his shield to save everyone, Diane calls him "Mr.  Mouth." This is a reference to Erics voice actor, Donny Most, who  played Ralph Malph on Happy days.'),
('12438',' This episode has no guest stars.'),
('12439',' Theo Maassen (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12440',' Selected by the Audio'),
('12441','Visual Preservation Trust of Canada to be  preserved for future generations.'),
('12442',' Among those who met on "Durch die Nacht mit..." (Into the Night  with) are John Carpenter, Franka Potente, Bryan Ferry, Bai Ling,  Peaches, Julie Delpy, Stewart Copeland, Daniel Hope, Robert Wilson,  Amira Casar, Benjamin Biolay, Karl Bartos (Kraftwerk), Frank Black  (The Pixies), Mike Patton, Adam Green, Carl BarDJ Hell, Moritz  Bleibtreu, Dolph Lundgren and many more. They met in cities such as  New York, Los Angeles, Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest,  Stockholm, Istanbul and Zurich.'),
('12443',' This TV special is based on the movies "Before Sunrise" & "Before  Sunrise", in which Julie Delpy walked through Vienna and Paris with  Ethan Hawke.'),
('12444',' Filmed in the manor and on the grounds of the spacious country  estate of Colonel Ignat Galagan, the cossack officer who, fighting  for the side of Russia during the Great Northern War, destroyed the  rebellious Zaporozhye fortress on the Dnepr River in 1709. Located  near the small village of Sokirintsy, about 125 miles outside of  Kiev, Ukraine, the estate was given to him by Czar Peter the Great  of Russia.'),
('12445',' Callahans horse is named "Blarney". Dustys horse is named  "Freckles".'),
('12446',' Planned as a series of 13 episodes (with an option for 14th). Only 3  episodes aired (first days of May 2007). Production halted due to  bad reviews.'),
('12447',' Wojciech Smarzowski (qv), chosen originally as the director for  the series, was fired only 2 weeks before first day of shooting due  to "differences in artistic vision".'),
('12448',' Angie Dickinson (qv) was offered the role of Krystal Carrington.'),
('12449',' When Alexis was introduced for the cliff'),
('12450','hanger finale of season  one, the character had not been cast yet. A friend of the producers,  wearing dark glasses and a large hat, was used.  Joan Collins (I) (qv) was cast during the break between the first  and second season.'),
('12451',' Sophia Loren (qv), Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv), and  Raquel Welch (qv) were all considered for the role of Alexis.'),
('12452',' Michael Nader (qv) beat out 400 other actors for the role of Dex  Dexter.'),
('12453',' Daniel Reese, who appeared from December 1984 to April 1985, was  Rock Hudson (qv)s very last role.'),
('12454',' Many cast members were fired from this show, some for simply asking  for more screen time for their characters.'),
('12455',' Despite popular belief that Alexis Carrington was designed as a  rip'),
('12456','off of JR Ewing, the character was originally conceived as being  a low key passive'),
('12457','aggressive villainous. It was  Joan Collins (I) (qv), who was a fan of Dallas and of the JR Ewing  character, who suggested that the writers portray Alexis as an  all'),
('12458','out female version of JR Ewing. Collinss suggestion was backed  by ABC executives, who felt that Dynasty needed a JR'),
('12459','type character  in order to go head'),
('12460','to'),
('12461','head with _"Dallas" (1978)_ (qv).'),
('12462',' George Peppard (qv) originally was offered the role of "Blake  Carrington" but Peppards refusal to play Blake with the shades of  moral ambiguity that the writers wrote for Blake caused them to go  with their second choice, John Forsythe (I) (qv).'),
('12463',' The original plans for the series after the infamous Moldavian  Massacre was for Alexis to end up being made Queen of the country  after the rebel forces were defeated. This was aborted though when  Joan Collins (I) (qv) refused to show up for filming as part of a  plan to try and renegotiate her contract with the network. Also,  John Forsythe (I) (qv) routinely vetoed doing any storyline that  involved Blake and Alexis getting together due to him not wanting to  personally involve himself in a storyline that involves adultery.  This included a planned storyline, designed during the shows dying  days to try and revive interest in the series, to have Blake develop  amnesia and fall in love with Alexis.'),
('12464',' Al Corley (qv), who took the controversial role of Steven  Carrington in order to exploit the social impact of playing the  first openly gay main character in a prime'),
('12465','time series, quit when  the shows producers caved into network demands that Steven  Carrington be cured of his homosexuality. Jack Coleman (II) (qv)  was hired to replace Corley and in order to explain away the change  in actors, a storyline was written where Steven was in an oil rig  explosion that required extensive plastic surgery to fix, resulting  in Steven being given a brand new face as a result of numerous  surgeries to rebuild his face.'),
('12466',' The character Alexis Carrington ranked #1 in a survey by German  network RTL searching "the 10 greatest TV villains" (2005).'),
('12467',' Nolan Miller designed all of the jewelry and clothes for the show.  To the shock of many fans, Miller admitted that all of the jewelry  was fake.'),
('12468',' Diahann Carroll had planned to rejoin the cast during the shows  tenth season, but it was taken off the air after the ninth season.'),
('12469',' Heather Locklear was a regular in season two, and left to join  another Spelling program, TJ Hooker, but continued to make  appearances on Dynasty. She rejoined the series as a regular in  season six.'),
('12470',' Other ideas for the true identity of Dominique Devereaux that were  considered by the writers included Cecil Colbys real widow and  Kirby Anders long'),
('12471','lost mother.'),
('12472',' Richard Chamberlain was approached for the role of Daniel Reece.  Rock Hudson accepted when Chamberlain declined.'),
('12473',' Raquel Welch was asked to play Lady Ashley Marshall.'),
('12474',' Jon'),
('12475','Erik Hexum, who had starred with Joan Collins in  _Making of a Male Model (1983) (TV)_ (qv), lost the role of Dex  Dexter to Michael Nader.'),
('12476',' John James originally tested for the role of Steven.'),
('12477',' In season five, Blake says his mothers name was Ellen Carrington.  However, in an earlier season, Fallon stated that she was named  after Blakes mother'),
('12478',' Originally, the name of Blakes ex'),
('12479','wife was supposed to be  Madeleine, not Alexis.'),
('12480',' Wayne Rogers was tapped to play Krystles first husband, Mark  Jennings.'),
('12481',' Alexis and Sable are cousins, which would make Fallon and her second  husband Miles second cousins. It also makes Fallon and her first  husband Jeff second cousins, since Jeffs mother is Sables sister.'),
('12482',' In the original draft of the early scripts for Dynasty, the two main  families '),
('12483',' the Carringtons and the Colbys '),
('12484',' were named the  Parkhursts and the Corbys respectively.'),
('12485',' The producers planned to carry Moldavian story into the sixth  season, but viewer response was unfavorable so it was quickly  scrapped. In the original drafts, Alexis was to marry King Galen and  become Queen of Moldavia.'),
('12486',' In an interview with Larry King in 2002, Joan Collins said that  Jessica Walter was one of the top considerations for the role of  Alexis before it was given to her.'),
('12487',' The episodes title references "Alice in Wonderland"'),
('12488',' Rock Hudson made his final on'),
('12489','screen performance, of his legendary  career, in this episode.'),
('12490',' The future death of Cecil Colby was predicted by fortuneteller  Adriana in this episode. She told Alexis that a man who knew Alexis  "intimately" would ask Alexis to marry him, and would then "expire".  Alexis would later marry Cecil, who then had a heart attack and died  while making love to her.'),
('12491',' This was the final animated adventure for Kei and Yuri in their  original TV series incarnations. The characters were to return in  the Dirty Pair Flash series, but with new designs and outfits.'),
('12492',' The mysterious Dietrich character repeatedly communicates with the  Pair in German. The e'),
('12493','mail and typewritten letter he sends to them  are both written entirely in the German language, even in the  original Japanese version.'),
('12494',' Sandra Gould died shortly after her interview for this program.'),
('12495',' Paul Snider has a younger brother named Randy Snider that still  resides in Vancouver Canada. Randy was very much dazzled by Dorothy  and was very devastated by her death. At the age of 28 he started a  limousine company in which he has a white rolls Royce with a  personalized license plate that says _Star 80 (1983)_ (qv). The  company name is "Star Limousine".'),
('12496',' Although Producers of this program did interview friends and family  members, Lynda Carter (qv) was not involved at all with the making  of the documentary. All pieces used of Lynda consisted of old  interview clips and photographs.'),
('12497',' Although the events of the film are a dramatization, in two places  the dialogue is true to reality; the first is the standoff in the  trailer after Selenas murder, where dialogue is taken from tape of  the negotiation made on the scene by Corpus Christi police, and the  second is in the courtroom where dialogue is taken from court  transcripts.'),
('12498',' The shows title is a reference to the offices along the outer edges  of the Pentagon.'),
('12499',' The title'),
('12500','sequence contains footage from  _Enemy of the State (1998)_ (qv) (satellite and rooftops).'),
('12501',' In the unaired version of the pilot Sarah Clarke (I) (qv) played  Maj. Tisnewskis wife and mother of his infant child. She was  formerly of the CIA, but had left the agency to become a full time  mom and homemaker. In the version that did eventually air, the Major  was not married, had no children, but was dating a female CIA'),
('12502','agent,  played by Kelsey Oldershaw (qv).'),
('12503',' NBC gave the show a full'),
('12504','season order of 22 episodes but only aired  14.'),
('12505',' Only external scenes of Detroit were shot for the opening montage,  however during the main content of the show, none of the external  scenes were actual shots of Detroit.'),
('12506',' Based upon the play "E/R: Emergency Room" by Ronald Berman, Zaid  Farid, Richard Fire, Carolyn'),
('12507','Purdy Gordon, Stuart Gordon, Gary  Houston, Tom Towles and Bruce A. Young produced by the Organic  Theater Company of Chicago, premiering Feb. 1982.'),
('12508',' George Clooneys early role as Mark Kolmar occurred a decade before  he shot to fame as Dr Ross in the hugely successful medical drama of  (almost) the same name, E.R.'),
('12509',' Producer/Director/Cinematographer Rick McKay (qv)s footage from  this segment was later used in D.A. Pennebaker (qv)s HBO  documentary _"Elaine Stritch: At Liberty" (2002)_ (qv).'),
('12510',' Carol Hathaway (Margulies, Julianna (qv)) was supposed to be  brain'),
('12511','dead from a suicide attempt in the first episode, but the  character was revived for the series. For the first episode,  Margulies was credited as a guest star.'),
('12512',' Originally planned as a film, which Steven Spielberg (qv) was  supposed to direct. When plans fell through and the project  eventually became a series, Spielberg became interested in another  Michael Crichton (qv) creation: _Jurassic Park (1993)_ (qv).'),
('12513',' If anything had gone wrong during the broadcast of the live episode,  such as a technical failure or forgotten dialogue, the producers had  additional actors ready to improvise a scene that would have been  inserted to cover. This contingency was never used.'),
('12514',' Clooney, George (qv) had his first regular TV role in a comedy ten  years earlier called _"E/R" (1984)_ (qv).'),
('12515',' Dr. Romano (Paul McCrane (qv)) has a model of an Apollo Saturn V  rocket in the background of his office. McCrane played astronaut  Charles Conrad (I) (qv), commander of Apollo 12, in the HBO  mini'),
('12516','series _"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) (mini)_ (qv)'),
('12517',' The character played by Ming'),
('12518','Na (qv) was addressed only as Deborah  Chen when she first appeared in the series in 1995. When she  returned in 2000, she took to a more traditional name, Jing'),
('12519','Mei,  which was also the name of the character Ming'),
('12520','Na played in  _Joy Luck Club, The (1993)_ (qv).'),
('12521',' In the live broadcast of 1997, the baseball game that  George Clooney (qv)s character is watching in the break room was  the Cubs'),
('12522','Astros game, also being broadcast live that night on WGN.'),
('12523',' George Clooney (qv)s cousin, Miguel Ferrer (qv), appeared as a  guest star in the two'),
('12524','hour pilot episode, and Clooneys aunt,  Rosemary Clooney (qv) (Ferrers mother), appeared in the second  regular episode. Clooney shared scenes with neither of them.'),
('12525',' Drs. Mark Green and Elizabeth Corday lived at 1211 Dupont Drive.'),
('12526',' Watkins, Matthew (qv), the child who plays Reese Benton, Peters  deaf son, is hearing impaired in real life'),
('12527',' Frank, the desk clerk (Troy Evans (I) (qv)), always talks about  life on the "force" as a Chicago police officer. In a very early  episode he had an appearance as a police officer who was shot and  treated by the ER staff.'),
('12528',' In one episode, Dr. Lewis admits that shes only familiar with the  Walt Whitman poem "I Sing the Body Electric" because it appeared in  song form in the movie _Fame (1980)_ (qv). That song in that film  was sung by Paul McCrane (qv) (Dr. Romano).'),
('12529',' The character of Dr. John Carter was named after the protagonist in  the classic "John Carter: Man from Mars" pulp sci'),
('12530','fi stories.  Michael Crichton (qv), like many sci'),
('12531','fi writers, considers it an  early influence.'),
('12532',' The basketball hoop found outside the ambulance bay of the ER was  actually George Clooney (qv)s idea. Apparently the actor likes to  unwind in between takes by shooting some hoops. Because this, it was  placed in an area of the Warner Brothers (Burbank, California)  studio lot where it could be picked up by the camera. It quickly  became a part of the series itself.'),
('12533',' The registration number of the hospital helicopter is N365UC.'),
('12534',' Vondie Curtis'),
('12535','Hall (qv) appeared on the show as two characters. In  season one he played a transsexual (for which he was nominated for  an Emmy) and in later episodes played Carlas husband and fought Dr.  Benton for custody of his son, Reese.'),
('12536',' The character portrayed by Leslie Bibb (qv), Erin Harkins, was  originally supposed to die in the episode where she and Luka  (Goran Visnjic (qv)) were in a car accident. The producers changed  their mind after the episode had been written, and after an  ambiguous ending, she resurfaced a couple of episodes later, alive  and well.'),
('12537',' Dr. Carters date of birth is 4 June 1970. Noah Wyle (qv)s in 4  June 1971.'),
('12538',' Noah Wyle (qv) was the last member of the original cast to leave,  at the end of the 2004'),
('12539','2005 season. He will appear occasionally in  future seasons. Sherry Stringfield (qv) is also an original cast  member, but she left for 5 seasons, which made Noah Wyle (qv) the  only cast member to be on the show every year for the series first  eleven seasons.'),
('12540',' In the episode where Dr. Romano is showing his prosthetic arm to the  staff at the desk, one of the other doctors refers to him as  "Robodoc". Paul McCrane (qv) played one of the bad guys in  _RoboCop (1987)_ (qv).'),
('12541',' The helicopter used for ER actually belongs to the University of  Chicago Hospital.'),
('12542',' Including Gloria Reuben (qv) and CCH Pounder (qv) (who appeared  as recurring guest stars during the first season), the original cast  combined for 25 nominations in the Leading and Supporting Acting  categories at the Emmy Awards from 1995'),
('12543','2000.  Julianna Margulies (qv) (Best Supporting Actress, 1995) was the  only one to ever win, though.'),
('12544',' The first four episodes of the show all began the same way, with one  of the doctors being awakened early in the morning from "Exam 8" at  the end of the hallway in this order: Greene (Pilot), Lewis (Day  One), Benton (Going Home), Carter (Hit and Run). This became a  recurring motif throughout the run of the series, and the 200th  episode began this way as well. Of the original five doctors, Ross  (George Clooney (qv)) was the only one who was never shown  sleeping in Exam 8.'),
('12545',' Casting director John Levey (qv) originally suggested  Michael Beach (qv) for the role of Dr. Peter Benton.  John Wells (III) (qv) felt Beach didnt complete the ensemble and  chose Eriq La Salle (qv) instead. Beach eventually appeared on ER  as Al Boulet. Beach would also later be cast as a regular  _"Third Watch" (1999)_ (qv), another Wells'),
('12546','produced series.'),
('12547',' Doug Ross frequently hung his head low, appearing ashamed or  thoughtful or privately amused, depending on the scene. This wasnt  just an element of the character: George Clooney (qv) had taken to  writing his lines on papers, sheets, and other props (especially  that complicated medical terminology).'),
('12548',' George Clooneys character was originally going to be called Tom  Ross, and Julianna Margulies was going to be called Barb Hathaway.'),
('12549',' Julianna Margulies originally read for the part of Dr Mark Greenes  wife.'),
('12550',' Anthony Edwards was first choice to play the part of Dr Mark Greene.  Unfortunately Edwards was committed to direct a feature film at the  time the pilot was due to shoot and was therefore unavailable. By  sheer luck, his feature was pushed back and he was able to film the  pilot instead.'),
('12551',' Lisa Zane tested for the part of Dr Susan Lewis. She would later  play a love interest for George Clooneys character.'),
('12552',' The set for the pilot episode was a rundown hospital in East Los  Angeles, as they couldnt afford to build a proper set of their own.  As the rooms were quite small, this necessitated the use of the  Steadicam, which has since become the trademark of the show. Real  members of the public, usually Punk gangs, would often pull up  outside, mistaking the set for the real thing.'),
('12553',' Alex Kingston (I) (qv) announced in an interview in 2004 that her  contract to return for an eighth year on the show was not renewed.  She said she was told plots for her character had "run their  course".'),
('12554',' Although mostly shot at Warner Brothers Burbank soundstages, the  cast and crew usually will make at least two trips to Chicago each  season to shoot realistic exterior scenes for several episodes which  include many familiar Chicago landmarks. These scenes are normally  shot on early Sunday mornings to avoid disrupting traffic.'),
('12555',' Because the show could make only a couple of location shoots in  Chicago each year, the exterior scenes would often have to be filmed  in advance of the rest of the episodes shoot back in LA. Sometimes  a scene for an episode would have to be shot before it was even  written. A famous example of this is the final scene in "Loves  Labor Lost," when Dr. Greene cries on the EL. Director  Mimi Leder (qv) could only give Anthony Edwards (qv) a brief  description of what was to occur and told him to "find it," "it"  being the sadness Greene was experiencing.'),
('12556',' Producers wanted the character of Carol, played by  Julianna Margulies (qv) to switch from being a nurse to a doctor  and even filmed episodes of her starting medical school. Margulies  objected to the idea, saying that her character would be so proud of  being a nurse she would never want to change, so the idea was  dropped. Years later, the character of Abby, played by  Maura Tierney (qv) did go from being a nurse to a doctor.'),
('12557',' Of all the major characters, only Sherry Stringfield (qv) and  Sharif Atkins (qv) have never been shown as patients in the ER.'),
('12558',' Goran Visnjic (qv) named his own character after the writers were  unable to develop an appropriately Croatian name. The character is  named for Visnjics nephew (Luka) and his best friend (Kovac).'),
('12559',' More performers (29 (as of 2007)) received Emmy nominations as lead,  supporting or guest actors/actresses on this show than did for any  other series.'),
('12560',' Michael Chrichtons original script took place in Boston Memorial  Hospital. Dr. Mark Greene was "Richie Greene" in this version, and  Dr. Susan Lewis was "Beth Lewis."'),
('12561',' Frank Martin, the character played by Troy Evans (qv), was  originally named "Jonathan Martin" in the pilot episode.'),
('12562',' Gloria Reuben (Jeannie Boulet), and Erik Palladino (Dave Malucci)  left the show because they felt that their characters were being  under'),
('12563','used. Kelly Martin (Lucy Knight) left the series when it  became too painful to work in a medical show following the death of  her sister.'),
('12564',' Some of the operations in the series were dramatized versions of  real'),
('12565','life operations. The writers scouted out hospitals around the  L.A. area to get ideas for new episodes. An early episode, in which  a baby gets a coat hanger stuck in its throat, was based off a real  emergency in a Los Angeles hospital. However, the situation was  dramatized by adding a scene where the baby bleeds profusely, and  requires a tracheotomy (in real life, they simply reached in and  pulled the hanger out).'),
('12566',' Dr. Ray Barnetts band is called "Skunk Hollow"'),
('12567',' Sissy Spacek (qv) was originally cast as Dr. Weavers mother, but  was eventually played by Frances Fisher (I) (qv) in episode "Just  as I Am" (2005)'),
('12568',' The very first person to appear on'),
('12569','screen in the first episode is  Anthony Edwards (I) (qv)'),
('12570',' Abbys full name is Abigail Wyczenski Lockhart'),
('12571',' In 2007, this show tied with _"Cheers" (1982)_ (qv) for being the  most Emmy'),
('12572','nominated show ever with 117 nominations.'),
('12573',' This episode is _Maria Bello (I)_ (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12574',' This is Laura Innes (I) (qv)s final episode as a series regular.  Although technically she wasnt a main cast member as long as  Noah Wyle (qv) was (she would have surpassed him after season 13),  her character is the longest'),
('12575','running one over the course of the show  (excluding background nurse characters such as Haleh and Malik),  having worked at the hospital from 1995 to 2007 (versus 1994 to 2005  for Wyles character). After her departure, the entire cast from the  first five seasons is gone. Goran Visnjic (qv), the oldest  remaining cast member at this point, joined at the beginning of the  6th season.'),
('12576',' Maura Tierney (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12577',' This episode is Kellie Martin (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12578',' This episode was shot live.'),
('12579',' Alex Kingston (I) (qv) and Maria Bello (I) (qv) join the cast  with this episode.'),
('12580',' This episode has no opening credits.'),
('12581',' This is the first episode since #9.21 to have all credited cast  members present.'),
('12582',' "Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magic" is also a title of an album by the  Red Hot Chili Peppers (qv).'),
('12583',' This episode is Sherry Stringfield (qv)s final appearance. She  left before writers could write a storyline for her character to  leave the series. Stringfield was the last original cast member to  still be on the show at this point (although she left between 1996  and 2001). As of her departure, all main cast members from the first  two seasons are gone (though Laura Innes (I) (qv), who joined in  season 3, was a recurring guest star in season 2).'),
('12584',' Scott Grimes (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12585',' With this episode, Dominic Janes (qv) takes over the role of Alex  Taggart from Oliver Davis (II) (qv).'),
('12586',' Mekhi Phifer (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12587',' Anupam Kher (qv), who plays Neelas (Parminder Nagra (qv))  father, also played her father in  _Bend It Like Beckham (2002)_ (qv).'),
('12588',' First episode to feature the familiar opening credits, which were  not changed (cast additions aside) until 12 years later, in season  13.'),
('12589',' Julianna Margulies (qv) becomes a series regular with this  episode.'),
('12590',' Kellie Martin (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12591',' Gloria Reuben (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12592',' Parminder Nagra (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12593',' The first appearance of Kristen Minter as Randi.'),
('12594',' SPOILER: Chloe abandons her baby in this episode.'),
('12595',' Laura Innes (I) (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12596',' The episodes title is a reference to James Ellroy (qv)s book  "L.A. Confidential".'),
('12597',' Ming'),
('12598','Na (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12599',' This episode is Alex Kingston (I) (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12600',' All of Sally Field scenes were filmed on location in New York City,  because she was appearing on Broadway at the time.'),
('12601',' This episode is Paul McCrane (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12602',' The kid that Dr. Weaver treats is named Jack Toberen. This is a  reference to one of the editors of the series,  Jacque Elaine Toberen (qv).'),
('12603',' John Stamos (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12604',' This episodes title alludes to Charles Dickens (qv) novel of the  same title.'),
('12605',' With a total of 48 million viewers, this remains the most watched  "ER" episode ever.'),
('12606',' This episode received Emmy nominations for Writing (Neal Baer),  Directing (Christopher Chulack), Cinematography (Richard Thorpe),  Single Camera Editing (Jacque Elaine Toberen) and Sound Mixing. It  failed to win any.'),
('12607',' Sherry Stringfield (qv)s absence in this episode marks the first  time one of the credited main cast members isnt present.'),
('12608',' This episodes title derives from Dr Seuss (qv) book "How the  Grinch Stole Christmas".'),
('12609',' When Chunny is running to find someone who can done blood we find  out that Dave has A+, Haleh has AB, and Carter has O'),
('12610','. Carter ends  up giving the blood.'),
('12611',' Erik Palladino (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12612',' This episode is the final appearance of Eriq La Salle (qv) and  Michael Michele (qv), although LaSalle made two post'),
('12613','departure  appearances, and Michele made one.'),
('12614',' This episodes title is a reference to Douglas Adams (qv) book  "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy".'),
('12615',' Sharif Atkins (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12616',' "Its not easy being green", the phrase which this episodes title  derives from, is actually a sing written by Joe Raposo and was  originally performed by Kermit the Frog for  _"Sesame Street" (1969)_ (qv). The phrase appears in pop culture as  an expression of melancholy.'),
('12617',' Dr. Kerry Weavers reason for using a cane was never specified until  the episode "Just As I Am" (#11.14, first aired on February, 10  2005), in which she meets her biological mother for the first time  and informs her that the limp is due to a birth defect called  congenital hip dysplasia.'),
('12618',' Sissy Spacek was originally cast to play the long'),
('12619','lost birth mother  of Dr. Kerry Weaver. At the last minute, she dropped out due to a  "scheduling conflict" and she was replaced by Frances Fisher.'),
('12620',' This episode dedicated to the memory of Chris Salamunovich.'),
('12621',' Goran Visnjic (qv), Michael Michele (qv) and Paul McCrane (qv)  join the cast with this episode.'),
('12622',' This episodes title is a reference to Eugene ONeill (I) (qv)s  play "Long Days Journey Into the Night".'),
('12623',' Season 1x22 episode "Love Among the Ruins" is the first to reveal  that John Carter is from an extremely wealthy background.'),
('12624',' This episode tells of Dr., Greenes heroic efforts to save a mother  who runs into complications while giving birth to her baby.  Ironically, the episodes editor, Randy Morgan, was absent for a  week because his wife was having a baby under happier circumstances.'),
('12625',' The episodes title references William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s play  "Loves Labour Lost".'),
('12626',' This episode, which introduced the shows signature machine'),
('12627','gun  delivery, won 5 Emmy Awards, more than any other.'),
('12628',' Although Steven Spielberg (qv) passed on directing this as a  feature film, he would frequently suggest story ideas to the  original writing staff. The teaser of the Season One episode "Make  of Two Hearts", where the ER staff rallies to save a dog, was  written by Lydia Woodward (qv) after Spielbergs consistent  suggestions to "do something with a dog".'),
('12629',' An EMT says that the patient hes wheeling in collapsed at  "Chulacks" restaurant. Christopher Chulack (qv) produced this  episode.'),
('12630',' This episode is Erik Palladino (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12631',' Sherry Stringfield (qv) rejoins the cast with this episode.'),
('12632',' Because she was appearing on Broadway at the time, all of Sally  Fields scenes were filmed on location in New York City. Even Abbys  living room set was reconstructed in a New York studio.'),
('12633',' This episode is Anthony Edwards (I) (qv)s final appearance,  although he is still in the opening credits in the next episode.'),
('12634',' Shane West (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12635',' Laura Innes (I) (qv)s 200th episode (including guest  appearances).'),
('12636',' Linda Cardellini (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12637',' Mekhi Phifer (qv)s 100th episode.'),
('12638',' This episode is Julianna Margulies (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12639',' George Clooney appears in the final scene of the episode. He has  only one line in which he asks, "Where are the girls?"'),
('12640',' Dakota Fanning (qv)s TV debut.'),
('12641',' Neela remarks that while Michael was dying she was probably ordering  a cappuccino or watching _"Celebrity Poker Showdown" (2003)_ (qv).  Maura Tierney (qv), who plays Abby, was the champion on the second  season of that show. Mekhi Phifer (qv) was the champion of the  fourth season.'),
('12642',' This episode received Emmy nominations for Best Writing (John  Wells), Directing (Mimi Leder) and Single Camera Editing (Randy Jon  Morgan). None of them converted into a win.'),
('12643',' Mimi Leders last stint as director on the show. She left to go  direct "The Peacemaker".'),
('12644',' Mimi Leder had previously worked with actor Carlos Gomez (who plays  ill'),
('12645','fated paramedic Raoul) on another TV series, "China Beach".  Gomez’s character suffered burns in that show too.'),
('12646',' Final appearance of Goran Visnjic (qv) and Shane West (qv) as  main cast members.'),
('12647',' This episode is Gloria Reuben (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12648',' Dr. Vucelich stands in front of a locker assigned to "L. Gentile".  This is a reference to Lance Gentile (qv), who is a story editor  for the show.'),
('12649',' This episode is Noah Wyle (qv)s final appearance as a cast  member, although he guest'),
('12650','starred in four episodes of season 12.  Wyle was the last original cast member remaining in season 11.  Sherry Stringfield (qv) was also an original cast member, but left  between 1996 and 2001'),
('12651',' Wyle was on the show for a continuous 11  years from the pilot in 1994 to the 11th season finale.'),
('12652',' This is George Clooney (qv)s last episode as a series regular,  although he made a cameo appearance in  _"ER: Such Sweet Sorrow (#6.21)"_ (qv). He left the show to focus on  a film career.'),
('12653',' Stanley Tucci (qv) joins the cast with this episode.'),
('12654',' Takes place in one hour of real time.'),
('12655',' This episode is Ming'),
('12656','Na (qv)s final appearance.'),
('12657',' For the episode "Union Station", in order to keep Sherry  Stringfields departure a secret, false copies of the script  circulated amongst the production staff. Only writer Carol Flint,  director Tom Moore, the shooting crew, Stringfield, and Anthony  Edwards knew the ending ahead of time, and it was filmed on location  in Chicago the Saturday before the episode was slated to air. Editor  Kevin Casey got a call the following Monday from a confused  assistant saying that the footage of the final scene which had just  arrived did not match the script. Flint eventually set them both  straight and Casey went to work, editing right up to the airdate.  NBC didnt even know what was actually going to happen before the  episode aired.'),
('12658',' This episode is Sherry Stringfield (qv)s final appearance, until  she rejoined the cast in 2001. She left again in 2005.'),
('12659',' Carter tells Benton that his arrival at the hospital was delayed by  Hurricane Phyllis. In reality, there hasnt been a Hurricane  Phyllis.'),
('12660',' Laura Innes first appearance on the series as Kerry Weaver. She was  originally hired to do six episodes.'),
('12661',' Dr Morgenstern left in Season 1 to take a job in Boston and was  replaced by Dr Swift. In this episode, Morgenstern is back as if he  never left. His return is not explained until episode 2x2 "Summer  Run".'),
('12662',' In some of the exterior scenes, we see Carter and Benton walking  outside in their surgical scrubs, covered in sweat. This is real  sweat as it was filmed during a heatwave in Chicago. Even though  just prior to the scene, both actors had been in air conditioning,  the minute they stepped outside, they started sweating profusely.  This caused problems for Noah Wyle, whose character was suntanned  after a vacation. His tan (which was in fact make'),
('12663','up) kept dripping  off.'),
('12664',' This episode is Sharif Atkins (qv)s final appearance as a series  regular, although he made guest appearances in seasons 11 and 12.'),
('12665',' The night before beginning to shoot this episode, George Clooney  called the writer of the episode notifying him he sprained his ankle  playing basketball that day and they had to rewrite pieces of the  episode.'),
('12666',' The first episode was originally scheduled for transmission on 25  March 2004 (and was listed in some TV guides), but pulled and  delayed until 26 August. Only four of the eight episodes were then  broadcast before the series was taken off and replaced by a topical  comedy program about the Federal election. The series was scheduled  to resume with the fifth episode on 5 November 2004, but again this  was pulled at the last minute. A DVD containing all eight episodes  was released in November 2004, enabling fans to see the rest of the  series without having to wait for the ABC to make its mind up on a  timeslot.'),
('12667',' The remaining four episodes were finally screened in April 2005.'),
('12668',' During the fourth season, W.G. Snuffy Waldens main title theme was  replaced with "Time Has Come Today" by the Chambers Brothers, though  Walden continued to get credit.'),
('12669',' First TV project of Judy Greer (qv).'),
('12670',' In this episode we find out Garys birthday is September 17'),
('12671',' This show premiered the same day as _"Later Today" (1999)_ (qv).'),
('12672',' The registration number of the transport ship, VA 1587, is seen on  the uniforms of the crew members. This is a reference to the famous  "Lost Colony" of Sir Walter Raleigh, who settled what was then  called Virginia in the year 1587.'),
('12673',' Though aired as the final episode by NBC, "Flower Child" wasnt  intended to be. Its stated time of Day 130 on the planet places it  between "Survival of the Fittest" (Day 117) and "All about Eve" (the  intended finale).'),
('12674',' Though aired as the next'),
('12675','to'),
('12676','last episode by NBC, "Natural Born  Grendlers" wasnt intended to be shown so late. The fact that Alonzo  still wears his splint places it early in the series run. Some  other clues in the episode place it between "Life Lessons" and  "Promises, Promises": Alonzo gains a cut on his forehead in "Natural  Born Grendlers" which is still visible in "Promises, Promises".  Also, the horse that was first featured in "Life Lessons" can be  seen in the background in "Natural Born Grendlers".'),
('12677',' On the desk of Dr. Julianne Belman, played by Barrett, Majel (qv),  is a picture of Roddenberry, Gene (qv), Barretts husband and  creator of the concept for the series.'),
('12678',' The original title for the show was "Battleground: Earth", but the  producers changed it because it sounded too much like  L. Ron Hubbard (qv)s novel, "Battlefield: Earth".'),
('12679',' Paul Gertz (qv), one of the head writers on the show has said that  the extent of Gene Roddenberrys involvement in the creation of the  show was a premise written on a napkin in a lockbox full of obscure  notes written on things like receipts, scraps of paper. Out of that  small note, they created they show.'),
('12680',' Charles Durning (qv)s TV debut.'),
('12681',' Richard Schaals TV debut.'),
('12682',' First TV appearance of Barbra Feldon (qv).'),
('12683',' Daniel J. Travanti (qv)s TV debut.'),
('12684',' Richard A. Dysart (qv)s TV debut.'),
('12685',' As of January 2007 only one original cast member remains in the  series. Adam Woodyatt (qv) has played Ian Beale continuously since  1985. The second longest serving was Wendy Richard (qv) who played  Pauline Fowler for nearly 22 years between 1985 and 2006.'),
('12686',' The fictional place Walford was derived from two real'),
('12687','life place:  "Wal" was in Walthamstow and "Ford" as in Stratford'),
('12688',' The outdoor Albert Square set was built on the plot of land used for  the building site in _"Auf Wiedersehen, Pet" (1983)_ (qv).'),
('12689',' In 1993, the shows theme tune was updated to a Jazzy version, first  heard on 11 May 1993. However, it proved very unpopular with the  viewers and was replaced with a remix of the original theme tune  only 11 months later, from 11 April 1994.'),
('12690',' Albert Square was reputedly based on the architecture in Fasset  Square in Hackney, London E8 (just off Graham Road).'),
('12691',' Originally there was a storyline written that the whole Ferreira  clan killed their pushy father Dan, but actor Dalip Tahil (qv)  could not get a visa for working in the UK, so the storyline was  scrapped and instead Ronny Ferreira got stabbed.'),
('12692',' In August 2006, the show went through a bad patch averaging only 3.9  million viewers per episode.'),
('12693',' Den, Angie and Sharon were originally going to be called Jack, Pearl  and Tracy.'),
('12694',' In May 2007 a storyline involving the kidnapping of the newborn baby  of Dawn Swann (Kara Tointon (qv)) was scrapped because of  similarities to the much'),
('12695','publicised abduction of 4'),
('12696','year'),
('12697','old  Madeleine McCann in the Algarve, Portugal on 3 May 2007.'),
('12698',' The character of Stacey Slater was created especially for  Lacey Turner (qv) after she auditioned to play Demi Miller.'),
('12699',' This episode features the first appearance of Dot Cottons husband,  Charlie, a recurring character for the next 10 years of the  programme.'),
('12700',' One'),
('12701','hour special'),
('12702',' EastEnders and _"Holby City" (1999)_ (qv) are both filmed on sets at  Elstree Studios. In this episode, the Holby City building and  entrance were used in external scenes when Phil, Ian and Ians  children were taken to hospital following the horrific car crash.'),
('12703',' This episode was dedicated to Mike Reid (I) (qv) who played Frank  Butcher from 1989'),
('12704','2005 and who died the previous day, 29 July 2007.'),
('12705',' The final program aired on 7 June 1950.'),
('12706',' Holds the record of being the longest running variety show.'),
('12707',' Only ten of a proposed 13 episodes were filmed owing to an actors  strike. Eric Lander (qv) returned to "No Hiding Place", from which  this was a spin'),
('12708','off.'),
('12709',' This is CBSs first variety show to be produced in Los Angeles. It  was broadcast in the East Coast via kinescopes.'),
('12710',' This was the first network show to originate from Hollywood. Since  the show was aired live and it was technically impossible to air a  live broadcast coast'),
('12711','to'),
('12712','coast in the 1940s, each episode was shown  via kinescope on the East Coast several weeks later.'),
('12713',' This episode was originally aired live on the West Coast on 8  December 1949. It was re'),
('12714','aired via kinescope to the eastern part of  U.S. on 22 December 1949.'),
('12715',' Entitled "Stuckeyville", the original CBS pilot was devoted to  setting up the premise of the series. It featured Eds string of  misfortunes, his nostalgic return to Stuckeyville, and his fateful  encounter with Carol. When the show finally reached the air on NBC,  the entire CBS pilot had been edited down to a brief montage at the  beginning of the NBC pilot.'),
('12716',' The name of Eds old law firm (Farmer & Sheehan) is an in'),
('12717','joke  reference to _"Late Show with David Letterman" (1993)_ (qv)  stagehands Pat Farmer (qv) and Kenny Sheehan (qv).'),
('12718',' Thomas Cavanagh (qv) (Ed) wears a blue power bracelet that he got  as a gift in every episode.'),
('12719',' Eds ex'),
('12720','wife, Liz was originally played by Garofalo, Janeane (qv)  in the original pilot that was turned down by CBS.'),
('12721',' An early episode has Ed defend a clients intellectual property  rights. Letterman, David (qv), whose company produces the show,  was threatened with legal action by NBC over intellectual property  rights when he moved his show from NBC to CBS. Both involved what  could be called "stupid human tricks."'),
('12722',' In the season finale, Justin Long (I) (qv), who plays Warren,  tells the escort he hired to take with him to the prom to pretend  she is a sophomore at Vassar. Long graduated from Vassar in 2000.'),
('12723',' Stuckybowl (including the interior) is located in Northvale, New  Jersey, and thats its real name, though it wasnt always called  that and isnt open to the public. (It used to be the Country Club  Lanes and was closed down around 1997 before Ed moved in.)'),
('12724',' Many of the scenes of the main characters walking on the streets of  Stuckeyville were shot in the town of Westfield, NJ. Shots include  the Rialto, and restaurants such as LIME and the Elm Street Cafe.'),
('12725',' As a running joke, several episodes mention the name "Godfrey".'),
('12726',' Banned from being broadcast in the province of Alberta after TV  stations there were flooded with complaints over a segment in which  Ed the Sock was shown "having sex" with porn star Doria.'),
('12727',' The Eds (along with all the other characters) go to Peach Creek  High, as seen in Hanky Panky Hullabaloo.'),
('12728',' The titles of each episode contain the word "Ed" (O'),
('12729','ed Eleven, An Ed  is Born, Dim Lit Ed, For Your Ed only, to name a few.)'),
('12730',' In the episode named "A Twist of Ed", a book is shown in a frame.  The book is written by Kent Webb, a reference to the screenplay  artist Kent Webb (qv).'),
('12731',' In a few episodes, Eddy mentions that he has an older brother which  we never see.'),
('12732',' As revealed in the episode "Your Ed Here", Eddys middle name is  "Skipper". Edd also later reveals that his middle name is "Marian".  Their last names are still unknown.'),
('12733',' In "Smile for the Ed", Ed reveals that his middle name is Horace.'),
('12734',' In the final episode, Ed reveals that his middle name is Horace.'),
('12735',' In the episode "Your Ed Here", it is revealed that the name of the  cul'),
('12736','de'),
('12737','sac is Rethink Ave, and Eddy lives at number 220. (This is  revealed on his student ID, which also shows him to be 12 years  old.)'),
('12738',' All episodes of the initial four'),
('12739','season run (excluding the holiday  specials) take place in the summertime. Season 5 takes place in  autumn and season 6 in winter.'),
('12740',' Was the last major animated TV series to use conventional cel  animation. When the show was renewed for two more seasons, the  studio switched to digital ink'),
('12741','and'),
('12742','paint and compositing.'),
('12743',' The series is based on a true story '),
('12744',' the case of the spider  syndicate is Danish crime history. However, the story is  fictionalized, and the conclusion of the plot is not to be  considered absolute truth. The credits include this reminder  (translated): "Some characters and events in Edderkoppen are  inspired by historical people and events, but it is important to  stress that the story is fiction and that the characters, as they  appear in the series, are fictional."'),
('12745',' The orchestra used in the series is The City of Prague Philharmonic  Orchestra.'),
('12746',' In its first airing on Danish television (DR1) the series had an  average of 1,188,500 viewers per episode out of 5 million possible.'),
('12747',' This relatively undemanding (shot on film, which avoided the stress  of live broadcasts) syndicated half'),
('12748','hour comedy variety series was  shot after Eddie Cantor (qv) suffered a heart attack in 1952. The  38 episodes played like Cantors Broadway show, with almost no  material dating beyond the Hoover administration. A lot of the  sketch routines were tackled by a wide range of guest stars  (Peter Lorre (I) (qv), Billie Burke (qv), the aging Three  Stooges, Eddie Fisher (qv), Stan Freberg (qv) and  Buster Keaton (qv), among others) with Cantor providing the  framework as host. Cantor performed in a running bit as a cabbie and  rehashed nearly every one of his pre'),
('12749','Depression'),
('12750','era sheet music hits  replete with the requisite updated version of the Goldwyn girls.'),
('12751',' Clive Donner (qv) was offered the chance to direct this film.'),
('12752',' Bernard Archard, Alan Bates and Brian Bedford were all considered  for roles in this project.'),
('12753',' Maxine Audley (qv) was offered the part of the woman.'),
('12754',' The first film of Philip Stone (I) (qv).'),
('12755',' Clive Donner wanted Hugh Morton to play Major Paul Amery (Gerald  Anderson), but producer Jack Greenwood vetoed Morton feeling Morton  was wrong for Maj.Amery.'),
('12756',' Walter Brown was cast in a minor role but dropped out before  filming.'),
('12757',' Nicholas Hawtrey was to play the Clerk but dropped out.'),
('12758',' Walter Brown (II) (qv) and William Gaunt (qv) were interviewed  for Sgt. Stillman.'),
('12759',' John Ringham (qv) was interviewed for Mitch Hallam.'),
('12760',' SPOILER: An early draft of the script ended with Craven turned into  a tree.'),
('12761',' One of the first two half'),
('12762','hour daytime soap operas; _"As the World  Turns" (1956)_, which premiered the same day, was the other.'),
('12763',' Created by Irving Vendig (qv), who had been writing the weekday  radio drama Perry Mason for CBS and Proctor and Gamble. The program  was originally intended to be a TV version of that radio drama, but  the rights were denied by Perry Masons creator,  Erle Stanley Gardner (qv), because the producers did not promise  that the characters of Perry Mason and Della Street would remain  romantically uninvolved.'),
('12764',' The first daytime drama on television to leave one broadcast network  (CBS) and continue on another broadcast network (ABC).'),
('12765',' The skyline at the beginning of the show is that of Cincinnati, Ohio  as seen from Kentucky.'),
('12766',' When he was on the show, Stephen Markle (qv) portrayed Ted Loomis,  a corrupt cop who eventually became a serial murderer. Loomis killed  several other characters, and the fans loved him and wanted him to  keep killing even more characters. The producers became alarmed that  his evil, psychopathic character was becoming too popular. As a  result, it was decided to write out Loomis by killing the character.  Fans were shocked and outraged by this decision.'),
('12767',' When Procter and Gamble moved the series to ABC from CBS, the latter  prevented P&G from mentioning which network the show would be moving  to. Thus, ads promoting the shows move said it would now be airing  on "another network".'),
('12768',' When Teal Ames (qv)s character was killed in a 1961 episode, CBS  received so many calls after the episodes broadcast that Ames and  John Larkin (VI) (qv) had to appear at the end of the next days  program to reassure viewers that only Ames character, not the  actress herself had died.'),
('12769',' The Edge began on local'),
('12770','access television.'),
('12771',' On local access television, its crew was comprised entirely of  teenagers '),
('12772',' Jakes friends and people who he recruited for the show.'),
('12773',' The Edges first major guest was Mark Mathabane, an international  best'),
('12774','selling author, who flew from the west coast to be on the  program.'),
('12775',' 4 August 1971 episode included a seven'),
('12776','minute crossover sketch of  _Callan (1974)_ (qv) and _"Father Dear Father" (1968)_ (qv).  Woodward thinks this was the most embarrassing point of his career'),
('12777',' Timothy West (qv)s father, Lockwood West (qv) played Edward VII  in an episode of _"Upstairs Downstairs" (1971)_ (qv).'),
('12778',' In episode 1, Thorkild Thyrring (qv) is the driver of the blue  Ford Sierra whereas Erik Høyer (qv) drives the green Toyota (the  police vehicle). The jump where the Toyota lands on its front bumper  almost flipped it onto its roof. This was far from intentional.  Thorkild Thyrring first tried the jump successfully, and Erik Høyer  inquired of him: "How fast do you go?". "About 60 km/h is fine",  Thorkild replied. However, the Ford Sierra had rear wheel drive  whereas the Toyota had front wheel drive. Therefore, the difference  between the two vehicles when performing the jump was so great that  it nearly caused a serious accident. However, the Toyota eventually  landed back on its wheels, and the director decided to keep the  shot. This "unsuccessful" jump is therefore the one shown in the  series.'),
