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Clangers Clangers is a British stop-motion children's television series, comprising short films about a race (or perhaps a family) of creatures who live on, and inside, a small moon-like planet. They speak only in a whistled language, and eat only green soup (supplied by the Soup Dragon) and blue string pudding. The programmes were originally broadcast on BBC1 between 1969 and 1972, followed by a special episode which was broadcast in 1974. The series was made by Smallfilms, the company set up by Oliver Postgate (who was the show's writer, animator and narrator) and Peter Firmin (who was its modelmaker
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claimed that in reality when the Clangers' were whistling, they were "swearing their little heads off". The first of the 26 episodes (aired as two series of 13 programmes each) was broadcast on BBC1 from 16 November 1969. The last edition of the second series was transmitted on 10 November 1972. However, there was also one final programme, a four-minute election special entitled "Vote for Froglet", broadcast on 10 October 1974 (the day of the General Election), which was not shown in the usual timeslot during children's programmes. Oliver Postgate said in a 2005 interview that he wasn't sure whether
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Clangers Clangers is a British stop-motion children's television series, comprising short films about a race (or perhaps a family) of creatures who live on, and inside, a small moon-like planet. They speak only in a whistled language, and eat only green soup (supplied by the Soup Dragon) and blue string pudding. The programmes were originally broadcast on BBC1 between 1969 and 1972, followed by a special episode which was broadcast in 1974. The series was made by Smallfilms, the company set up by Oliver Postgate (who was the show's writer, animator and narrator) and Peter Firmin (who was its modelmaker
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East German television, a children's show that had Cold War propaganda as its primary function. New episodes, minus any propaganda, are still being produced in the now-reunified Germany, making it one of the longest running animated series in the world. In the 1960s, the French animator Serge Danot created the well-known "The Magic Roundabout" (1965) which played for many years on the BBC. Another French/Polish stop-motion animated series was "Colargol" ("Barnaby the Bear" in the UK, "Jeremy" in Canada), by Olga Pouchine and Tadeusz Wilkosz. A British TV series, "Clangers" (1969), became popular on television. The British artists Brian Cosgrove
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the "Watch with Mother" segment "The Woodentops" and other live action puppet shoes to create several stop motion animated children's series' in the 1960s, including "Camberwick Green" (1966), "Trumpton" (1967) and "Chigley" (1969). Modelmaker Peter Firmin and writer Oliver Postgate likewise created several stop-motion animated works for children during this period, including "Pingwings" (1961-1964), "Pogles' Wood" (1966-1967) and "Clangers" (1969-1972). It is during this period that ties between the UK's children's animation and several other British media and literary tendencies consolidated, with shows of this period providing a blueprint for future children's TV focussing on rural communities and day-today interpersonal
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of several TV series of the 1970 era under the title Retro-Action 1 - The cool age of TV in High Definition. When Did You Start to Stop Seeing Things? When did You Start to Stop Seeing Things? is the tenth episode of the popular 1969 ITC British television series "Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)" starring Mike Pratt, Kenneth Cope and Annette Andre. The episode, directed by Jeremy Summers, was first broadcast on 23 November 1969 on the ITV. Jeff is hired by a company based in Metropolis House to find out who is leaking information for use on the stock
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the "Puppet Government" in "The Goodies" TV episode "The Goodies Rule – O.K.?". From the block's start until its discontinuation, the UK's Nick Jr. Classics block aired "Clangers" episodes specifically for parents who remembered the show. Tiny Clanger (also as a glove-puppet) appeared on Sprout channel's "The Sunny Side Up Show" in honour of the U.S. premiere of "Clangers". The series was not widely broadcast outside the UK in the 1970s, mainly because it did not require additional money from sales abroad to finance its production. However the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation showed the series in 1970 and 1982, entitled "Romlingane".
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whistles, have become as identifiable as the characters themselves, much imitated by viewers. The series creators have said that the Clangers, living in vacuum, did not communicate by sound, but rather by a type of nuclear magnetic resonance, which was translated to audible whistles for the human audience. These whistles followed the rhythm and intonation of a script in English. The action was also narrated by a voice-over from Postgate. However, when the series was shown without narration to a group of overseas students, many of them felt that the Clangers were speaking their particular language. The song "No Smokes"
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Germany, it was broadcast on the night of the October 1974 General Election. The narrator explains the democratic process, and demonstrates it by asking the Clangers to vote between the Soup Dragon and a Froglet. The Soup Dragon wins the election on a policy of "No Soup for Froglets", but the Clangers are dissatisfied with the result. This special was believed to be a lost episode for many years, but it was released in full for free by the British Film Institute to coincide with the 2017 UK General Election. Episodes 1–26 were first broadcast at 5:30 pm, Episodes 27–52
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Smallfilms Smallfilms is a British television producution company that made animated TV programmes for children from 1959 until the 1980s. In 2014 the company began operating again, producing a new series of its most famous show, "The Clangers". It was originally a partnership between Oliver Postgate (writer, animator and narrator) and Peter Firmin (modelmaker and illustrator). Several very popular series of short films were made using stop-motion animation, including "Clangers", "Noggin the Nog" and "Ivor the Engine". Another Smallfilms production, "Bagpuss", came top of a BBC poll to find the favourite British children's programme of the 20th century. In 1957,
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& Friends and The Wombles). "Clangers" won a BAFTA in the Best Pre-School Animation category in 2015. The Clangers originated in a series of children's books developed from another "Smallfilms" production, "Noggin the Nog". Publishers Kay and Ward created a series of books based on the "Noggin the Nog" television episodes, which was subsequently expanded into a series called "Noggin First Reader", aimed at teaching children to read. In one of these, called "Noggin and the Moonmouse", published in 1967, a new horse-trough was put up in the middle of the town in the North-Lands. A spacecraft hurtled down and
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event with the public chatting to astronomers and an astrodome showing a 3D tour of night sky and Solar System. In 2009 the museum celebrated an exhibition and a 40th anniversary of the Clangers TV show with two interactive events which included meetings with Peter Firmin, the show's co-creator. Oliver Postgate, the other creator of Bagpuss and the Clangers, lived locally and died in 2008, but his creations were given to the museum during his lifetime. The museum was open seasonally between March and September and was also open during school holidays. There is disabled access. An entrance fee was
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a selection of the music and sound effects was compiled by Jonny Trunk from 128 musical cues held by Postgate, who contributed act one, "The Iron Chicken and the Music Trees", of "A Clangers Opera", with libretto that he had compiled. In the early 1990s, three VHS cassettes of the Clangers were released by BBC Enterprises Ltd. Later, another six cassettes were released by Universal Pictures. A number of DVDs have also been released by Universal Pictures (original series) and Signature Entertainment (revived series). Clangers Clangers is a British stop-motion children's television series, comprising short films about a race (or
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who played Catwoman for the first two seasons of the show and Lee Meriwether, who played Catwoman in the "Batman" theatrical film. Gorshin and Newmar appear as themselves, while Meriwether appears as a waitress. The most noticeable surviving cast member not to appear in the movie is Yvonne Craig, who played Batgirl in the third season of the show. When asked by a fan at a convention why she did not appear in it she replied that she did not like the script and politely turned it down. Due to licensing problems involving the original TV series, the makers of
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in the two series was written in translation by Postgate in the form of "musical sketches" or graphs that he drew for Elliott, who converted the drawings into a musical score. The music was then recorded by the two, along with other musicians – dubbed the "Clangers Ensemble" – in a village hall, where they would often leave the windows open, leading to the sounds of birds outside being heard on some recordings. Much of the score was performed on Elliott's bassoon, and also included harp, clarinet, glockenspiel and bells. The distinctive whistles made by the Clangers, performed on swanee
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Clangers And Mash Clangers And Mash is an EP by British singer-songwriter Gwyneth Herbert. It was released on 1 November 2010 and was critically acclaimed, receiving a four-starred review from "The Guardian". The EP includes remixes, by Seb Rochford of Polar Bear, of some of Gwyneth Herbert's previously published songs as well as the song "Perfect Fit" which had been issued as a free download in October 2009 and was released as a single on 7 March 2011. In a four-starred review for "The Guardian", jazz critic John Fordham described it as a "fascinating set of variations on the familiar
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actual U.S. TV show; usually featuring notable clips selected from the first 15 seasons, such as extremely dramatic moments (examples are Uchenna & Joyce couldn't pay their taxi driver at the final Pit Stop and Chris & Alex making the closest finish in Amazing Race) or funny moments (such as when Fran & Barry kept walking past a clue that was within arm's length). The clips appear exactly as they did on TV, except that "all" logos are pixelated, even those that went uncensored on TV. Ludia also made a version of the game for the iPhone, iPod touch and
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for Herbert regulars, or an appealing introduction for jazz-averse newcomers", saying that although her songs had been radically transformed, "Herbert's unfussy soulfulness and personal vision always glow through". John Eyles, in a review for BBC Music, described the "fragility of Herbert’s performance" on the closing track, an a cappella version of "Midnight Oil", as "beautiful". Ivan Hewett, writing for "The Daily Telegraph", said that the song "Perfect Fit" "has such a guilessly catchy melody you can’t help being charmed by it." Clangers And Mash Clangers And Mash is an EP by British singer-songwriter Gwyneth Herbert. It was released on 1
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the 1974 special still existed, and it has been referred to as a "missing episode". In fact the whole episode is available from the British Film Institute. The original Mother Clanger puppet was stolen in 1972. Today, Major Clanger and the second Mother Clanger are on display at the Rupert Bear Museum. The Clangers grew in size between the first and last episodes, to allow Firmin to use an Action Man model figure in the episode "The Rock Collector". In October 2013, the BBC's CBeebies channel announced that a new series would be produced for broadcasting in their 2015 schedules,
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appearance, with the club winning just eight of their 22 matches that season. Martin received significant personal accolades however, gaining his first All-Australian selection after breaking the club record for most disposals in a single season. He also topped the club for inside 50s and contested possessions and placed only behind captain Trent Cotchin for clearances. His 113 clangers however topped all players in the league and set a new league record for clangers recorded in a single home and away season. Martin also received his first Jack Dyer Medal as Richmond's best and fairest player after beating the previous
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2007, Postgate and Firmin were jointly presented with the Action for Children's Arts J. M. Barrie Award "for a lifetime's achievement in delighting children". "The Soup Dragons", a Scottish alternative rock band of the late 1980s and early 1990s, took their name from the Clangers character. In the 1972 "Doctor Who" serial "The Sea Devils", The Master watches the episode "The Intruder". He mistakes it for a documentary about alien life, and expresses his irritation when George Trenchard reveals that it's purely a fictional series. A Clanger (as a glove-puppet rather than a stop-motion puppet) appears as a member of
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as a defense mechanism when conversations did not go his way. McGill would later appear in several films directed by "Miami Vice" creator Michael Mann, including "Collateral", "The Insider", and "Ali". McGill credits his "flamboyant" performance as Weldon for these roles, as well as for his casting Jack Dalton on "MacGyver". "Out Where the Buses Don't Run" first aired on NBC on October 18, 1985. and has been well-received critically. The episode earned a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for editor Robert A. Daniels. The episode also appeared in TV Guide's 1997 list of the "100 Greatest TV Episodes of All
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with Michael Palin narrating in place of the late Oliver Postgate. The American pre-school channel Sprout added the series to their 2015 schedule, with William Shatner narrating. In November 2015, "The Clangers" won the Best Pre-school Animation award at the BAFTAs. The principal characters are the Clangers themselves, the females wearing waistcoats and the males brass armour: Other characters appeared in only one or two episodes each: One of the most noted aspects was the use of sound effects, with a score composed by Vernon Elliott under instructions from Postgate. Although the episodes were scripted, most of the music used
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was topical the new series should take place in space (and, inspired by the real Moon Landing, Peter Firmin designed a set which strongly resembled the Moon). Postgate adapted the Moonmouse from the 1967 story, by simply removing its tail ("because it kept getting into the soup"). Hence the Clangers looked similar to mice (and, from their pink colour, pigs). They wore clothes reminiscent of Roman armour, "against the space debris that kept falling onto the planet, lost from other places, such as television sets and bits of an Iron Chicken". And they spoke in whistled language. "The Clangers" was
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CCTV New Year's Gala along with Pan Changjiang and Gong Hanlin, becoming the first Taiwanese actor to appear on China's most-watched annual television event. Brenda Wang Wang Szu-yi (born Wang Hsin-ching on 11 December 1972), also known as Brenda Wang, is a Taiwanese actress and former model. Wang became a model in 1985. In 1989 she was named a "Top 10 model in Taipei". She started her acting career in the 1993 mega-hit Taiwanese TV series "Justice Pao", but her breakout did not come until 1998, when she portrayed Pan Jinlian in the 1998 Chinese TV series "The Water Margin".
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Saint", Eggar did not appear in television for 10 years, instead focusing exclusively on feature films. Although she co-starred with Yul Brynner in the television series "Anna and the King" (1972), she did not make another television guest appearance until 1973, when she starred in the episode "The Cardboard House" of the romantic anthology series "Love Story". That same year, she played Phyllis Dietrichson in a TV remake of "Double Indemnity". In 1973, Eggar relocated to the United States, settling in Los Angeles, and appeared first in television, guest starring on episodes of "Starsky & Hutch" and "Columbo", the latter
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were also published, and a visitor in one of them, "Noggin and the Moon Mouse", provided the basis for the characters in the popular "Clangers" TV series. All the books were written by Oliver Postgate, illustrated in full colour by Peter Firmin, and published by Kaye & Ward. Edmund Ward Starting to Read books: There was also a standard book series published in the 1960s and 1970s consisting of 12 illustrated hardback books: A large book about Nog's life, illustrated in black and white, was also published: Two omnibus books were published to tie in with the colour TV series:
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to appear ugly by having on thick rimmed glasses, braces and an unsightly hairstyle. "Jassi Jaissi Koi Nahin" concluded in 2006. Turkey's "Sensiz Olmuyor" (Won't Work Without You) told the story of Gönül and Arda on two separate TV networks, with each channel showing thirteen episodes. When the weekly series debuted on Show TV in January 2005, Özlem Conker played Gönül (which means 'heart' in Turkish), the intelligent swan in ugly duckling clothing, and pop star Emre Altuğ appeared as her boss and love interest, Arda. The show did not go on hiatus when it was moved from Show TV
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sci-fi TV series "The X-Files", also made occasional appearances. In season 4 of the show, he was joined by Kristen Eykel, and Mitch Lewis became the announcer. When Daly and Eykel quit the show, Ahmad Rashād took over for them until the show's end. Rashād's version of "Real TV" had a new set, introduction, and announcer. The correspondents from Daly's run did not appear, nor did the themed segments or news show atmosphere. The show seemingly became targeted towards younger viewers, featuring more extreme sports footage, and less focus on human interest stories and celebrities. The show was canceled in
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write over appear on television. After some persuasion, Cueva eventually convinced the El Norte and Reforma newspapers to let him write about television in a column called Lágrimas de cocodrilo (Crocodile Tears) and later with Corre videotape (Run videotape). However, he was required to publish under the pseudonym “TV Adicto” (TV Addict. This continued until 1997, when he left to work on the television show Ventaneando on TV Azteca. However, Reforma continued to publish the columns with the same pseudonym but with a different writer. The stint at TV Azteca did not last long and in the same year Cueva
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daughters: One, Emily, appeared in the opening sequence of "Bagpuss". The Firmins lived on the farm in Blean, Kent, where Smallfilms produced their programmes. Firmin died on 1 July 2018 at his home in Kent after a short illness at the age of 89. Peter Firmin Peter Arthur Firmin (11 December 1928 – 1 July 2018) was an English artist and puppet maker. He was the founder of Smallfilms, along with Oliver Postgate. Between them they created a number of popular children's TV programmes, "The Saga of Noggin the Nog", "Ivor the Engine", "Clangers", "Bagpuss" and "Pogles' Wood". Born in
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Mad TV (season 4) The fourth season of "Mad TV", an American sketch comedy series, originally aired in the United States on the Fox Network between August 29, 1998, and May 22, 1999. The new season had several cast changes. Mary Scheer, Chris Hogan, and Lisa Kushell left the show. Andrew Bowen and Mo Collins joined as repertory players, with Michael McDonald as a featured player. Nicole Sullivan did not appear in the first five episodes of the fourth season. However, she did return in the sixth episode, the show's Halloween special, performing her popular characters Antonia and The Vancome
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in an episode of the TV series "Clangers". One in a Million (band) One in a Million were a 1960s psychedelic rock band from Glasgow, Scotland, that included Jimmy McCulloch, later a member of Paul McCartney's Wings, as their lead guitarist. They released two singles, "Use Your Imagination" / "Hold On" for CBS, and "Double Sight" / "Fredereek Hernando" for MGM. This has become one of the most collectable psychedelic singles, and was included in David Wells' Top 100 Psychedelic Records by "Record Collector" magazine. A compilation album was released in 2008, which included both their singles and previously unreleased
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and illustrator). Firmin designed the characters, and his wife knitted and "dressed" them. The music, often part of the story, was provided by Vernon Elliott. A third series, narrated by Monty Python actor Michael Palin, was broadcast in the UK from 15 June 2015 on the BBC's CBeebies TV channel, gaining hugely successful viewing figures, following on from a short special broadcast by the BBC earlier that year. The new programmes are still made using stop-motion animation (instead of the computer-generated imagery which had replaced the original stop-motion animation in revivals of other children's shows such as Fireman Sam, Thomas
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character. Like many other Saturday morning cartoons of the era, the first-season episodes utilized a laugh track. By Season Two, the full laugh track was replaced by an inferior version created by the studio. After cancellation the animated Globetrotters made three appearances on Hanna-Barbera's "The New Scooby-Doo Movies" in 1972 and 1973. Dribbles, who did not appear on the show, was in the theme song sequence; several references were also made to Granny who also did not appear. Hanna-Barbera produced a second animated series starring the Globetrotters in 1979 called "The Super Globetrotters", this time featuring the players as superheroes.
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in every episode throughout the run of the series, but was not in the last of the TV movies due to his 1986 campaign for (and election to) the United States House of Representatives. MacLeod was not the captain of the "Pacific Princess" in the first two TV movies and did not appear in them, although when his character was introduced there was a mention of his being "the new captain". Among the series' attractions was the casting of well-known actors in guest-starring roles, with many famous film stars of yesteryear making rare television appearances. "The Love Boat" was not
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Jake Canuso, Janine Duvitski, Adam Gillen, Tim Healy, Sherrie Hewson, Tony Maudsley and Danny Walters all returned as regulars from series 6. Siobhan Finneran, Steve Pemberton, Sheila Reid and Oliver Stokes also returned, but only appeared in the first two episodes which were written specifically to end their time on the show. Hannah Waddingham and Bel Powley did not return. Following Kenny Ireland's death, his character Donald Stewart did not appear but his voice was heard in a phone call to Jacqueline, played by Duvitski, in the last episode of the series. Jacqueline continued to appear in the series, and
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of "Teletubbies", continuing a fascination with children's television first seen in "The Sea Devils" (1972), when he was shown watching "Clangers". He wryly analyses both series' characters, remarking how amazing it would be if they were real. When confronting Lucy about her husband's fictitious life history, Vivien Rook refers to the fall of Harriet Jones, who first appeared as an MP in "Aliens of London" before being elected Prime Minister by the time of "The Christmas Invasion". Although that episode hinted at her downfall due to the Doctor's intervention (due to her having a vote of no confidence in the
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to adopt a new name, The Group Therapy, for its show at the Varsity Arena on June 22, supporting The Byrds. When another local group surfaced with an earlier claim to The Group Therapy name, Neil came up with the new name, The Tripp, in September 1966. The new group never had the opportunity to record, but did appear on the first episode of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s TV show “The Sunday Show”. The band remained a regular fixture on the Toronto club scene throughout late 1966 and early 1967, They opened for the top band in Toronto The Mandela
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Vanessa Alves (Vixen), Maximira Figueiredo (Owl), Francisco Bretas (Toad), Neuza Azevedo (Mole and Adder), Eudes Carvalho (Badger), Zaíra Zordan (Lady Blue) and Fábio Tomazine (Scarface). 26 episodes were also broadcast in Japan by Shizuoka Asahi Television. The series was broadcast by the ABC in Australia where it also became popular. Appears last on the Greatest BBC Children's Video ever along with Fireman Sam, Pingu, Spider, William's Wish Wellingtons, Clangers, Nursery Rhyme Time, Noddy's Toyland Adventures, Funnybones, Hairy Jeremy and The Little Polar Bear. It has clips from the following episodes: Apart from books and videos, there was also a Farthing
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15.2% audience share for Five. The show's second series began in May 2005 with a new nightly timeslot of 10.30pm, with the first episode taking 1.17 million viewers and a 9.2% audience share. The second series did not rate as well as the first however, and overall managed an average of 1.19 million viewers in its timeslot. The Farm (UK TV series) The Farm is the British version of the international TV format "The Farm", produced by Strix. The show had a number of celebrities appear on it during its two series run on Five between 2004 and 2005. After
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escape without detection. The additional scenes, totaling 40 minutes in length, were added for the film's TV showing while 45 minutes of the original version were removed. Director Larry Peerce disowned the TV version, which credits the pseudonymous "Gene Palmer" as director and Francesca Turner (who also helped doctor David Lynch's "Dune" for TV) for the "teleplay". When shown on network television, this version of "Two-Minute Warning" is often shown rather than the original theatrical release. The television version had never been released to video and DVD; however it did finally appear as an extra on the Blu-ray from Shout!
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name EV 2.0 ("EV" being an abbreviation for "Extreme Violence" or "Extreme Version"). However, the ECW Originals reunion was implied and never billed, due to WWE owning ECW trademarks and other properties. When World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) revived ECW as a third brand, they did so by having a number of wrestlers from the original promotion appear on the June 5, 2006 "Raw" to attack WWE Champion John Cena. From there, the new ECW was given its own weekly show, with the tagline "A New Breed Unleashed" appearing in TV advertising, on the Sci Fi Channel. One of the first
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entire story. Hutchens did not take any official action but reportedly gave Duggar a "stern talk". Arkansas law, however, states that law enforcement officers are considered mandated reporters and are required to alert the Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline when learning of sexual abuse. Hutchens was later arrested and convicted on unrelated charges of child pornography and is currently serving a 56-year prison sentence. In 2005 and 2006, the first four TV specials featuring the Duggar family were released. In December 2006, the family was scheduled to appear on "The Oprah Winfrey Show". At this time, an anonymous source emailed Winfrey's
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Kimora Blac Kimora Blac is the stage name of Von Nguyen, an American drag queen and TV personality, best known for competing on the ninth season of "RuPaul's Drag Race". Von Nguyen was born in December 15, 1988 in Wichita, Kansas. He is of Vietnamese heritage. Von Nguyen grew up in Elk Grove, California then moved to Las Vegas, Nevada where he resided when he was casted to appear on Rupaul's Drag Race. His drag name comes from Kimora Lee Simmons and his favorite color black, with the "k" removed because "it added a twist". He first did amateur drag
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asked to help Oliver Postgate by writing a bassoon theme for "Ivor the Engine". He went on to compose the highly evocative music to the Smallfilms productions of "Noggin the Nog", "The Seal of Neptune", "Pogles' Wood", "Pingwings" and "Clangers". A compilation album of his work for "Clangers" was released in 2001 and an album of his music for "Ivor the Engine" and "Pogles' Wood" was also released Elliott was a keen sailor, skier and bee-keeper. Vernon Elliott Vernon Pelling Elliott (27 July 1912 – 12 October 1996) was a British bassoonist, conductor and composer. Born into a musical family
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featured in the music video "Music" by Madonna as her limo driver. He complains that her "babylons" are not as big as they appear to be on TV and calls her "Maradona" when asking to be in her next video. Ali G most recently appeared at the 88th Academy Awards. Baron Cohen did not tell the ceremony's producers beforehand that he would appear on stage as his Ali G character instead of himself. He and his wife, actress Isla Fisher, locked themselves in the bathroom for 40 minutes to secretly put on his costume, after telling people he had food
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couldn't look at for years...I was so fed up with [Ziggy]." By the early 1980s, Bowie had overcome his reluctance enough to consider the film a "funny film" due to his Ziggy-era style of dress, and to work with Tony Visconti on remixing the soundtrack, saying "I don't know what I was on when I did it the first time". Jeff Beck accepted an invitation to appear with the band, without knowing the show would be filmed. He played guitar on three songs, two of them forming a medley. Beck appeared in the version of the film shown on ABC-TV
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by Dan Dempski, designed by Tom Daniel, and built by Dan and Korky Korkes using a Yamaha Catalina 250. It was leased to 20th Century Fox starting on April 18, 1966 for $50 a week with an additional $350 up front. The new Batcycle was first used in the 1966 film "Batman" and continued to appear in the rest of the TV series. Hubie Kerns and Victor Paul did most of the stunt work with the motorcycle throughout the series. The total amount paid to Kustomotive was $2,500. When the series was canceled, Kustomotive used the Batcycle in car shows,
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one of the first of four students chosen by the public to appear on the second series of the BBC TV show "Fame Academy" when it was revealed in the press that she was the girlfriend of Formula One driver Jenson Button. Despite complaints that she was with a celebrity boyfriend and that she had a former recording and songwriting experience gave her an unfair advantage, she made it to the final eight before being voted out. Although Griffiths did not get a recording contract after the show, one of the songs she co-wrote with fellow student Alistair Griffin, "A
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Handel made his first appearance in Season 4 of the TV series, along with the other engines from the Skarloey Railway. He was introduced as Falcon on the Mid Sodor Railway, and kept his blue colour when he came to the Skarloey Railway. He did not appear again until the show's 10th series in 2006. He was not seen in Series 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9. The reason given for his absence was that he had been working in the quarry all summer. Upon returning, he adopted a more mature persona compared to his former pompous personality from Series
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him." By 1965, according to McGuinness, Vickers was already "recording with his own orchestra and looks like becoming a definite threat to Semprini". At the end of that year, he quit the band, although his first solo album, "I Wish I Were a Group Again", did not appear until 1968. In June 1967, he conducted the orchestra for the live recording of the Beatles' "All You Need Is Love", which was shown on live TV across the world when communications satellite technology was celebrated by a worldwide link-up. Vickers persevered as a composer and arranger for records, television shows and
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were scheduled to appear in SCW as the AWA World Tag Team Champions, however, the angle was dropped when Condrey was unable to appear. His place was taken by Comrade Busich and introduced by their manager, Paul E. Dangerously, as "Ravishing Randy and Comrade Busich, the substitute Original Midnight Express." Blackwell eventually began promoting on a full-time basis with involvement from Joe Pedicino and others. The first events and TV tapings were held in January 1988; the second TV taping (January 24) was headlined by Bruiser Brody and drew 630 fans. Matches from these shows were first shown on a
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American football in the Netherlands American Football in the Netherlands has been on the map both nationally and internationally since the 1980s. However, it took almost 40 years before the first American Football game played in the Netherlands was followed up. In 1946 two American University teams played an exhibition game in the Olympic Stadium (Amsterdam). Not until 1980 did the following step appear, when René Koningsferander issued a request on the TV sports programme 'Sprekershoek' for people who were interested in doing something with American Football in the Netherlands. Koningferander had been introduced to the sport by his gymnastics
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return of McGarrett's girlfriend Catherine, who "shamelessly flirted" with a federal agent to get information about her. Ed Asner reprised his role as smuggler August March, a villain from the original series who become the first non-main character from it to have a rebooted version on the new series when McGarrett seeks March's help in apprehending some art thieves. In other casting developments, Lenkov revealed on his Twitter feed that Carlos Bernard had joined the show. He declined to identify which role Bernard would play, but did say that the producers hoped he would appear in "many eps". He appeared
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permanent basis. In the TV series Templar always greets Teal with mock respect: "Claud Eustace Teal, pride of Scotland Yard". Whilst Teal always gruffly refers to Templar by his surname only, Templar addresses Teal with the much more chummy "my dear Claud". The character did not appear in the spin-off, 1978's "Return of the Saint", but did make a reappearance in the first episode of the 1989 series of TV movies starring Simon Dutton. On this occasion, he was played by David Ryall. The most recent appearance of the character has been in the 1997 film version of "The Saint",
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Storytime (TV programme) Storytime is an educational literacy television programme for primary schools that was aired on BBC Two from 23 September 1987 to 1 December 1997. For its first nine series, it was introduced by various hosts and produced by BBC Bristol (the fifth and sixth series were also co-produced by Ragdoll Productions for BBC Bristol, but their then-current Raggedy Andy-styled logo did not appear at the end of them), but its tenth to thirteenth ones were introduced by one host, Beverly Hills (although some episodes did feature archive footage of other hosts from the earlier programme) and produced
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returned to Hollywood to play Cole Porter in MGM's "Kiss Me, Kate" (1953). While there he appeared on TV in "Where Lovely Women" with Arlene Dahl. He came to London to appear in a West End production, "The Fifth Season". It did not have a long run. Randell appeared in "Theatre Royal" on the BBC then became an "overnight success" when he took over as the summer replacement for the host of the British TV series "What's My Line?" in May 1954. He blew a kiss to a viewer on air, causing controversy. It led to a series of offers,
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appear and it will say to press the A button to continue. The main menu lists the games on the memory card and info on the games as well. Once the player has selected a game, a message will appear asking if they want to play this game. A loading screen may appear. If the player presses Z on the highlighted game, a description of the game will appear. Like many other consoles, the player can change the system settings such as TV resolution and username. The system settings will also appear when the player first uses the system. The
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would be repeated on MVC at 12:30, 6:30 and 11:35 p.m., seven days a week. MVC launched on September 19, 1994, as a joint venture among Continental, Viacom and WHIO-TV, appearing on channel 44 on both companies' systems. (The channel did not actually appear on Viacom's system until January 1, 1995.) On January 16, 1995, MVC launched a 30-minute 9 p.m. weeknight news show, "MVC First News at 9". This was Dayton's first prime time local television newscast. The program originated from WHIO-TV's news set, used anchors and other on-air staff from WHIO-TV, and included recorded stories and news clips
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are nine (formerly eight) possible subjects for the first rounds. They are: Music and Film & Television were introduced in Autumn 2008 through a split of the Entertainment category. Subjects can appear in any order, although at least one of Sport, Music or Film & Television will appear in every episode. In the first eight series, the team consisted of only five Eggheads who each appeared in every episode and did not rotate. At the end of 2008, a sixth Egghead was added and appearances rotated. From series 15, five of eight possible Eggheads appear each episode, and later in
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Peter Firmin Peter Arthur Firmin (11 December 1928 – 1 July 2018) was an English artist and puppet maker. He was the founder of Smallfilms, along with Oliver Postgate. Between them they created a number of popular children's TV programmes, "The Saga of Noggin the Nog", "Ivor the Engine", "Clangers", "Bagpuss" and "Pogles' Wood". Born in Harwich, Essex, in 1928, Peter Firmin trained at the Colchester School of Art in Colchester. After National Service in the Royal Navy, he attended Central School of Art and Design in London from 1949-1952. He worked in a stained glass studio, as an illustrator
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the show, and stayed on for two more seasons, until her departure in 1990, a year before the series' finale. After "Dallas", Tilton remained on good terms with Hagman, and cared about her TV uncle's failing health, when in 1995, Hagman needed a liver transplant, after being diagnosed with liver cancer, and survived. She did not appear in any of the "Dallas" TV reunion movies, but appeared in the "Dallas Reunion: The Return to Southfork", in late 2004, to reminisce the show's history. Before this, in September 2001, she was the only "Dallas" member to attend her TV's uncle's 70th
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Sawant. The first season was hosted by Ram Kapoor. This was the only season where the winner did not marry the prospective bride. They got engaged during the finale and later split up after a couple of months. Rakhi Sawant later went on to host the highly controversial show "Rakhi Ka Insaaf", while Elesh Parujanwala went on to appear in another highly controversial show, "Pati Patni Aur Woh", alongside his then partner, Rakhi Sawant. Manas Katyal, one of the finalists, went on to appear as a contestant on "", while Manmohan Tiwari went on to become a television actor and
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appeared and the "modern" Rank TV appeared in the early 1980s. The NEC badge did not appear in the PAL/220/240 volt countries until the mid-1980s. Top Rank was one of the early operators of motorway service areas in the UK, opening its first services at Farthing Corner on the M2 in Kent in 1963. Top Rank operated a portfolio of 10 service areas until the takeover of Mecca Leisure Group by the Rank Group in 1991, when they were spun off to ex-Mecca CEO Michael Guthrie under the name Pavilion (later acquired by Granada and now forming part of Moto
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at Mr. Wilson's expense. In early episodes of the first season, more outlandish disasters occurred as a result of his actions. The character of Dennis was toned down by the sixth or seventh episode. Instead of Dennis's dog Ruff, a smaller Cairn Terrier (per the episode "Miss Cathcart's Friend") named Fremont belonged to George and Martha Wilson. He did not appear during the fourth season, when John and Eloise Wilson moved into 625 Elm Street. With CBS seeking to replace the hit show it had lost when it allowed "Leave It to Beaver" to migrate to ABC, a pilot episode
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normally did not appear on WKOW except to fill-in when needed. On January 1, 2012, WMSN's news share agreement with WKOW expired after nearly 13 years (WMSN General Manager Kerry Johnson termed the split as a "business decision"). On that same date, WMSN began a new news outsourcing agreement with WISC-TV, the Morgan Murphy Media-owned CBS affiliate in Madison; as a result, WISC cancelled its own 9 p.m. weeknight newscast it had produced for its subchannel TVW, making "Fox 47 News at 9" the lone remaining prime time newscast in the Madison market. (In addition to TVW's newscast, WBUW also
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this behaviour since the early 1980s, the nickname did not really become widespread in use, beyond the players of the club themselves, until 1988 when, against all expectations, Wimbledon won the FA Cup by beating favourites and league champions Liverpool FC 1-0, with goalkeeper Dave Beasant saving a penalty. At the final whistle, BBC TV commentator John Motson said the line: "The Crazy Gang have beaten the Culture Club!" The name then caught on nationally, began to appear frequently in newspaper reports, and was often used in TV and radio coverage of the club. Wimbledon also finished seventh in the
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Gazeta Sporturilor Gazeta Sporturilor (Romanian for "The Sports Gazette") is a daily Romanian newspaper, and the country's largest and most read sports-related publication. It is owned by Ringier Sportal S.R.L - the joint venture of Ringier Romania S.R.L. and the Bulgarian Sportal Media Group. It is mainly focused on football, but covers most sports events related to Romania, as well as the most important international sport news. In 2008, Gazeta Sporturilor launched its TV channel called GSP TV. The newspaper was founded in 1924, even though it did not appear during the Communist period, when it was replaced by the
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1999 "TV Guide" ranked him number 4 on its 50 Greatest TV Characters of All Time list. Fonzie was one of only two characters (along with Howard Cunningham) to appear in all 255 episodes. Arthur Fonzarelli was born to an Italian-American family. He and his mother were abandoned by his father. When the senior Fonzarelli disappeared, he left a locked box for his son, but not a key; the young Arthur did everything to open the box before finally repeatedly running over it with his tricycle, only to reveal that it just contained the key to the box. The only
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Guardian" described it as "defiantly high-concept, tightly plotted, knowing stuff... a laugh; slick, glossy, and smart certainly, but a laugh all the same", and "The Times" remarked that it had "the snap and style of a series that has been cryogenically frozen in the 1960s and brought back to life, like "The Clangers"... The wonderfully absurd result is a drama series that takes itself far less seriously than almost anything since "The Persuaders"". A later review from the same paper summarised the series as "an engaging, well-acted, snappily directed drama... sleekly edited, flatteringly lit, and stylishly executed... Will you remember
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and Rescue Services, Water Carriers serve as Foam Tenders, by dumping their regular load of water and replacing it with foam. At large protracted incidents firefighters may be subjected to physically arduous work in inhospitable situations such as extreme heat. As such the welfare of firefighters is taken very seriously and ability to provide refreshments to sustain hydration and energy levels is paramount. This is where a Welfare Unit is mobilised. Welfare Units are sometimes nicknamed "soup dragon" as a principle fayre is soup. This nickname comes from a children's TV series called "The Clangers". A Fire Investigation Unit (FIU)
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the hip-hop group Heavy D & the Boyz, begins and each repertory cast member is introduced alphabetically, followed by the featured cast. When all cast members and guests are introduced, the music stops and the title sequence ends with the phrase "You are now watching "Mad TV"." <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> Season 10 of "Mad TV" has not been released on DVD. However, several sketches culled from this season appear on a compilation DVD called "Mad TV: The Best of Seasons 8, 9, and 10" (first released on October 25, 2005). Mad TV (season 10) The tenth season of "Mad TV", an American
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few weeks after the awards ceremony, and is on display there). Scott did not turn down the New York Film Critics Award (of which his then wife Colleen Dewhurst said, "George thinks this is the only film award worth having"). Scott did some TV movies: "Jane Eyre" (1970) and "The Price" (1971). For the latter he was nominated for, and won, an Emmy Award for his role, which he accepted. He also directed, but did not appear in, a TV version of "The Andersonville Trial" (1970). Scott then focused on movies for a while. He did "They Might Be Giants"
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of the City of Canterbury in recognition of his "outstanding work". He received the BAFTA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2014. Between 12 May and 29 July 2018, Firmin's work was featured in the exhibition "Clangers, Bagpuss & Co", organised by the V&A Museum of Childhood at the Ferens Art Gallery in Hull. Firmin was married to Joan, who knitted the Clangers from vibrant pink wool. They met at the Central School of Art and Design in London, where Joan was studying bookbinding. They were married in 1952 and lived in London until moving to Kent in 1959. They had six
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He continued his form in the final weeks of the season including in round 23, when he was awarded the Ian Stewart Medal as the best afield in Richmond's win over at the MCG. Richmond finished the season having won 15 matches and earned a top-four finish for the first time in 16 years. At the end of the home and away season, his 667 disposals ranked third in the club's history. His 137 inside 50s and 144 clearances both placed second in the club's record books. At the same time, his 115 clangers broke his own club and league
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that International Rescue now allows itself to be filmed and photographed on missions. One of the recurring "rules" in the original TV series was that under no circumstances was anything related to International Rescue—be it the pilots or the craft themselves—permitted to be photographed. For example, in the episode "Terror in New York City", Scott Tracy electromagnetically wipes a recording of Thunderbird 1 when news crew starts filming. A further difference is that the Hood is actually referred to by name in the film (unlike the TV series), although his name did appear in spin-off media such as comics. The
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he was, in fact, in it. Gans played Roger in the TV series "Silk Stalkings" for 12 episodes (1991–92), played Scott Babylon in the series "Duet" (1987–89), and reprised his role in the series "Open House" (1989–90). In the 1991 "Roseanne" episode "Vegas, Vegas", he played a Wayne Newton impersonator. He had an uncredited cameo as himself in the 2009 film "Race To Witch Mountain". Gans was mentioned several times, but did not appear, in an episode of the TV series "Gary Unmarried" (which aired shortly after his death, on May 6, 2009). When aired, the episode was accompanied by
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each other.<br> Ned: Right! Enjoy the show. This intro did not appear for the first episodes. The series has been aired in the United Kingdom on channel Sony TV, which began airing the show on April 7, 2011, the same day as the channel's launch. After its cancellation the show reran on the USA Network from 1999 to 2001. The show later reran on WE: Women's Entertainment from 2003 to 2005. TV Guide Network began airing reruns of the show on September 12, 2011. Oxygen also occasionally airs the show, usually on Thursday at 6am EST. In Australia digital channel
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Island first appeared on the 1880 U.S. Census as an unincorporated village. It did not appear on the 1890 census, but was separately returned in 1900. It did not appear again until 1930 and 1940 when it was erroneously called "Chanega." It was returned again in 1950 and 1960 as Chenega. With the destruction of the village in 1964 and departure of most of its remaining residents, it ceased to appear on the census as a separate village. The present (new) Chenega, a census-designated place (CDP), is located on Evans Island. Chenega Island Chenega Island is an island of Aleuts
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shouldn't appear, because "John Lennon doesn't do "Top of the Pops"". He did perform, but without the enthusiasm of the previous week. The recoverable parts of the 6 July performance were given a public screening in London on 9 January 2010 at an event called "Missing Believed Wiped" devoted to recovered TV shows. It was the first time any footage of the performance had been seen since its original broadcast. The Pink Floyd management used a copy of the footage in "The Early Years 1965–1972". The band were booked to appear on this edition of "Beat-Club". Barrett had suffered "nervous
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Welshman Denzyl Ellis, who used to be the fireman on the Royal Scot. (It was remade in colour for the BBC in 1976 and 1977.) This was followed by Noggin the Nog for the BBC, which established Smallfilms as a reliable source to produce children's entertainment, when there were only two television channels in the UK. Postgate later described the "gentlemanly and rather innocent" business thus: Postgate had strict views on story-line development, which perhaps resultantly restricted the length of each particular series development. When asked if the "Clangers" adventures were quite surreal sometimes, Postgate replied: In the 1970s and
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Aires if Darín did not appear alive. "Delirium" is the first film of director Carlos Kaimakamian Carrau. It was released when "Wild Tales", another film featuring Darín, was still in theaters. The film also features TV host Susana Giménez as the president of Argentina, who makes a speech during an emergency population warning. Giménez, who had been a film actress in the past, had not worked in other films in the previous five years. Delirium (2014 film) Delirium is a 2014 Argentine film, starring Ricardo Darín in a meta fictional role. A group of 3 friends try to earn a
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appear on its new SEC Network beginning in 2014, and also host a daily radio show based out of Charlotte. Finebaum's television contributions have been numerous. In Birmingham he currently appears as a sports analyst for WBRC Fox 6. He was sports director for WIAT-TV from 1998 to 2002 and co-hosted individual shows on WVTM-TV NBC 13 and ABC 33/40. Recently he has been a frequent guest on ESPN's Outside The Lines with Bob Ley commenting on national and regional stories. In September, did his first major profile for OTL, an all-access behind the scenes look at Alabama's Nick Saban.
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or occasionally appear on them: When the service debuted it did so with six, more specialized, buckets. Around April 4, 2007 they were combined and pruned into the current, more broad, four. This was done, according to the free "Month Preview" show hosted by Jack Korpela to make things easier for Classics viewers. The original six buckets and their programming were: Over time the "ECW" bucket was expanded to "Territories - ECW" and began to incorporate shows from the "territorial days" of the business. Later still the name was changed to its current "TV Classics" when it started housing the
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was clearly demonstrated in 2002, when the band was booked to appear on UK national TV channel GMTV, where they were to play "Don't You Want Me" before being interviewed. The producer was astounded when the band arrived at 5 am (three hours early) expecting to set up and rehearse; it had been assumed they would just mime to playback. Joanne Catherall explained why on air during the interview: "We simply don't sound like we did 20 years ago; it would be wrong if we used tapes, so we do everything live." In 2003, a second single from "Secrets", "Love
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the last minute, with Leonardo DiCaprio being considered and doggedly pursued. A featurette on the first series DVD release, "Finding Leo", consists of late-night video camera footage (shot mostly by Merchant) chronicling Gervais' desperate but ultimately unsuccessful attempts to contact DiCaprio's representatives. Law was ultimately replaced by Patrick Stewart in the series 1 finale, although a poster for the Jude Law film "Alfie" appeared at the end. Other actors who did not appear in "Extras" despite initial reports from Gervais that they would appear include Madonna, Brad Pitt, and Tom Cruise. Keith Harris turned down a part having read the
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scheduled to appear in two more "Honey" films. They did appear once, but were recast in "Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves". In the film, Nick has a crush on a girl named Mandy Park, played by Keri Russell in her first feature film. John Shea portrays Dr. Charles Hendrickson, who is scheming to get Wayne's control of the project, while Lloyd Bridges portrays Clifford Sterling, the owner of Sterling Labs. Fred Rogers and Richard Simmons are also seen in videos in TV scenes in the film. Randal Kleiser, of "Grease" and "White Fang" fame, was chosen to direct the film, replacing
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Tasting Lab, while Adam Reid continues to feature new products in the Equipment Corner. Julia Collin-Davison did not appear during Season 2, having given birth to a daughter shortly before that season's episodes were filmed. She returned in Season 3. Christopher Kimball hosted the show for the first nine seasons. On November 16, 2015, a news release from Boston Commons Press, parent company of Cooks Country, Cooks Illustrated, and America's Test Kitchen, announced the departure of Christopher Kimball over a contract dispute. Season 9's TV programs had already been filmed with Kimball as the host, but he would not appear
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clear that it was not a joke, he was rushed to hospital. It was two months before he was well enough to appear again. "The TV Dentist" caused some consternation with management, by suggesting that it did not matter which brand of toothpaste was used, and saying soft drink will rot your teeth - the program was sponsored by a soft drink company, and included ads for toothpaste. "Freddo Frog" appeared both as a cartoon and a costume character at different times. The animated version was one of the first Australian produced cartoon series on TV. Young performers who later
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annual New Year's Eve musical TV show, but when she was asked about it by the press during the commemoration event for "Jin Jin Jingle Bell", she stated that she did not wish to appear on it. She stated that she could not sing and was shy, implying she would never perform her songs live in public. As a result, she did not attend the show. Immediately following the firing of the predecessor, Akina Minami, she was picked as the ringside commentator for K-1. Soon after this, she was also selected by Dream as the ringside commentator. Since then, she
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"The Trip" and made frequent appearances at San Francisco's Avalon Ballroom. They also supported the Dunhill artists The Mamas and the Papas, Johnny Rivers and Barry McGuire on their TV performances. However, with the exception of Fulton's vocals and Larson on drums, they did not appear on the Grass Roots records, which featured Sloan and various session musicians. The band's single version of Bob Dylan's "Ballad of a Thin Man" (issued under the name "Mr. Jones") only reached the lower reaches of the Billboard Magazine charts, peaking at #121 in late 1965. A new single of "Where Were You When
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caption over live-action clips of each performer. More pictures of Alfred E. Neuman appear between the introduction of each cast member. When the last cast member is introduced, the music stops and the title sequence ends with the phrase "You are now watching "Mad TV."" <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> All 19 episodes from season one were released on DVD on September 21, 2004, in a boxed set entitled "Mad TV: The Complete First Season". The audio track included on this release was a Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround mix. Extra features included the 200th episode of "Mad TV" (from season nine), the best of
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successfully lead a company and use literary allegories. The T-1001's mission remains unclear throughout the television series, but diverts from the single-minded attempts to assassinate the Connors, as seen in the prior films. Through most of the TV series, the T-1001, as well as Sarah Connor and her allies, did not appear to be aware of each other's existence. As the head of ZeiraCorp, the T-1001 diverts that company's resources into developing an artificial intelligence, titled "Project Babylon", which appeared sufficient to combat Skynet's development. Catherine Weaver is first seen in the second season opener when she purchases the late
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Bill Reinhardt William (Bill) Julius Theodore Reinhardt (Sep. 21, 1908 – Jan. 23, 2001) was a prominent clarinetist, bandleader and the owner of Jazz, Ltd.—the first Jazz club run by a musician in Chicago and one of the longest running Dixieland jazz clubs in the country. He also played tenor saxophone, French horn and sang. Unlike many of the famous jazz musicians that Bill employed in his band, he did not seek fame; he was content with the great success of his nightclub. However, by the 1960s his band did appear on two TV programs. Bill was born on West
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the show's producers for sexual harassment and verbal and physical assaults, and she did not appear in most of the season five episodes. The explanation in most of the episodes Campbell did not appear in was that Gina was "out on business", though in the two-part episode "Going Overboard" it was stated that Gina had arrived too late to board the boat for the trip alongside everyone else. HBO Studios eventually settled the case with Campbell so that the show's last season could be completed. Campbell did return to the Martin set to film the two-part series finale of the
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Can't Help It" - the 11th single of their career in Italy - on the Decca label soon afterwards. For their third British single, Good recorded the group in London for the first time, and the resulting single, "Too Good", written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman, reached # 19 on the UK singles chart in January 1960, their only chart success in Britain. The group continued to appear regularly on TV shows in Britain until 1962. The group first revisited Italy in 1961 to appear at the Sanremo Festival when they performed the song "24.000 baci" with Adriano Celentano
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begins. Cast members are introduced alphabetically with their names appearing in caption over live-action clips of them. More pictures of Alfred E. Neuman appear between the introduction of each cast member. When the last cast member is introduced, the music stops and the title sequence ends with the phrase "You are now watching "Mad TV"." <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> Despite a preview on the special features disc of the "Mad TV: the Complete First Season" DVD box set, season two of "Mad TV" was not initially released on DVD due to poor sales of season one. Shout Factory finally released the complete second
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"Sekulovich", a police sergeant, for assistance; this was Malden's real-life last name. On January 27, 1992, a reunion TV movie, "Back to the Streets of San Francisco", was aired. Douglas, by now a major Hollywood star, did not appear. However, Darleen Carr did return as Mike Stone's daughter Jeannie. CBS DVD (distributed by Paramount) has released all five seasons of "The Streets of San Francisco" on DVD in Region 1, and the first two seasons in Region 4. All seasons have been released in two volume sets. On May 9, 2017 CBS DVD released "The Streets of San Francisco- The
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interference of educationalists, sociologists and other pseudo-scientists, which produces eventually a confection of formulae which have no integrity. No, the mainspring of what we did was because it was fun." Recognising their commissioning audience, Smallfilms purposefully developed storylines that would engage both adults and children. While the storylines and production were remembered by children, the adult jokes, like those about the Welsh in "Ivor the Engine", or the fact that the Clangers swore occasionally, gave the films an instant parental engagement, and a later nostalgic revival amongst former children re-watching their favourite programmes. From October 2008 until 2013, production company
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psychiatrist boyfriend. He appeared in two episodes of "The X-Files". From 1998 - 2000 McHattie had a recurring role in the Canadian-made TV series "Emily of New Moon", based upon the 1923 novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery. From 1999-2001, he portrayed Sgt. Frank Coscarella in the Canadian police procedural drama, "Cold Squad". Since 2005, he has appeared as Captain Healy, Massachusetts State Police Homicide Division Commander, in the first eight of the "Jesse Stone" series TV movies, which are based on the novels of Robert B. Parker. He did not appear in the latest instalment however. McHattie appeared in the
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